The DA argues that where it governs, it governs well.
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"Thomas Jefferson said the government that governs least governs best," he said.
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And you know, we're here to support each other and that's part of what governs my family, it governs the kids, and governs everything that's part of it.
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The CSU governs the German state Bavaria, while the CDU, which is Merkel's party, governs the country's other 15 states.
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It began as a small-government philosophy—he governs best who governs least—but later made its peace with bigger government.
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In practice, the PRC governs most of the Chinese territory and the ROC governs Taiwan and a few smaller islands near it.
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The CSU governs the wealthy German state of Bavaria, while the CDU, which is Merkel's party, governs the country's other 15 states.
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The Authority, which governs the Palestinians living in the West Bank, cut off payments in an effort to undermine rival Palestinian group Hamas, which governs Gaza.
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America's government's role here however has been ambiguous at best with the argument going between Rooseveltian activism and Reagan's, the government that governs less is the government that governs best.
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Taurus is the sign that governs our values and ethics.
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The president campaigned in 2016 just as he governs today.
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This is the same logical fallacy that governed -- and governs!
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It's a government that governs for Romania and not foreigners!
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He also governs at a moment of intense partisan polarization.
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The group grows crops, self governs, and hosts raucous parties.
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A government earns its legitimacy from the people it governs.
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The act governs how federal agencies implement and alter regulations.
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Voters have the final say about who governs the nation.
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A mode that governs all TVs is not yet universal.
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I pray he governs inclusively, with humility and with purpose.
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The problem is Clinton doesn't campaign the way she governs.
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But that law only governs state searches, not federal investigations.
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And he has obtained amendments to both the Sangha Act, which governs the Buddhist monastic order, and the law that governs the Crown Property Bureau, the body that manages the royal family's huge wealth.
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They have become central to the way Mr Xi governs China.
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This profile examines how the company governs executives, employees, and contractors.
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His hippocampus, which governs memory and learning, was small, she said.
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It's not for nothing that Trump governs for the base. In
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It governs how quickly you can deliver oxygen to your muscles.
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The business illustrates the complicated system that governs California's water rights.
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The rule change governs how investors pay for brokerage-firm research.
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France no longer governs itself anyway; Europe always has a say.
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The invisible world governs the visible like a hidden nation-state.
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A government that actually works and a Congress that actually governs.
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The RLA governs labor relations in the rail and airline industries.
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The Privacy Act governs the collection of data by government agencies.
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President Xi Jinping, the general secretary, governs with seemingly unobstructed authority.
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For example, at the moment, the EU governs policies on maternity leave.
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In neighboring Brandenburg, the SPD governs along with the radical Left Party.
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The future of the sport will be determined by who governs it.
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Protectorate: The UN Protectorate governs the Earth and all her space colonies.
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The dignified branch governs through poetry, and the efficient branch through prose.
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But Sharia governs many other areas of Muslim life, such as prayer.
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We need to get rid of the excessive bureaucracy that governs it.
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This water sign governs dreams, divinely inspired creativity and the esoteric realm.
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Labor Department lawyers argued the fiduciary rule only governs conduct, not speech.
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None of those principles governs data collected about bystanders outside a vehicle.
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Ms. Rousseff's vice president, Michel Temer, who now governs Brazil, is reviled.
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He basically governs the country at this point as the crown prince.
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"Turks will drink milk irrespective of who governs them," Mr. Naqvi said.
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That has inverted the calculation that typically governs the VP-selection process.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti governs a city larger than 22 states.
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A 2009 city law governs the color-coding of a Siamese connection.
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Pointer's 1971 ruling governs the Jefferson County school district to this day.
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When set up properly, a trust governs how your assets are distributed.
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The Israeli military previously set its sight on Hamas, which governs Gaza.
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The National Party governs with the help of small right-wing parties.
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Rather, it's off at training camp, learning what governs this newer world.
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But today the amoralism of the trading floor governs corporate decision-making.
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It governs how researchers and museums engage responsibly and ethically with artifacts.
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If it governs better than the ANC, it stands a chance of using cities as a springboard to winning more provinces (it already governs the Western Cape) or even to challenging the ANC's majority in parliament in 2019.
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The conservative Kurz governs in a coalition with the anti-migration Freedom Party.
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And I think that everyone kind of governs themselves differently in these situations.
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And that rejection seems set to carry through to the way Trump governs.
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But Labour governs in a coalition with a populist party, New Zealand First.
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Temperamentally conservative, wary of change, he governs as if Israel needs no change.
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Mr Maduro can still count on the army, with which he co-governs.
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Critics included the Georgia Board of Regents, which governs state colleges and universities.
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And how exactly she walks that line could well determine how she governs.
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However, Morrison's coalition governs in minority and must win seats to hold power.
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The monolithic Party that governs Oceania would be hella proud of that one.
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That "out of sight, out of mind" attitude governs human behaviour, I think.
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The FIA, which also governs Formula One, has headquarters in Paris and Geneva.
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Mr Guarido, who governs in coalition with the Socialists, has since reduced taxes.
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The Social Democratic Party governs in coalition with the conservative Austrian People's Party.
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But without democracy, the voice of the people does not decide who governs.
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The Mueller report is a damning glimpse into how Trump campaigns and governs.
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Romania needs a government that governs transparently, predictibly, not at night in secret.
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Only if it governs better than the ANC will it win national power.
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Every organ has an internal clock that governs its daily cycle of activity.
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The authority that governs the bridge is seeking emergency funding as a result.
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But your frontal cortex, which governs behaviors, wants to process that stimulus more.
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The civilian administration that now governs Myanmar has not shown much more care.
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The same attitude governs his fundamental epistemological position about the nature of truth.
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It self-governs in several important areas, such as police, health and education.
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He defended the power of DOJ and the laws by which it governs.
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He seems to look solely to those supporters in determining how he governs.
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The World Trade Organization, which governs the rules of trade, looks increasingly vulnerable.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "The storm surge has come ashore in the country he governs.
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" He said the resolutions constitute "the law that governs the status of Jerusalem.
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The partnership between Nuveen, Westchester, local farms and crop managers governs our sustainability approach.
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Markets will change their minds when they see how well AMLO governs, he says.
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We'll have to see how Castor governs before we start speculating about other jobs.
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Mr Justice, a coal billionaire, is the richest man in the state he governs.
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She governs Paris in a coalition with the Greens, who hold the transport portfolio.
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Rule 2900, the rule that governs searches, is set to change on Dec. 220006.
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The ideology that governs the way most of us eat is strange and contradictory.
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UIDAI, the agency that governs Aadhaar, has repeatedly said that its data is secure.
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Such a coalition already governs in Thuringia, but with The Left in the lead.
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Rule 41, the rule that governs searches, is set to change on December 1.
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He governs as a perpetual outsider, tweeting insults to members of his own cabinet.
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The ERISA-based programs are modeled on a Texas law that governs Workers' Compensation.
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The Basic Law is Hong Kong's mini-constitution which governs its relations with Beijing.
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The agency governs the devices, including the conditions imposed by states on their sale.
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It is just the latest test for the ancient assembly that governs the island.
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Trump governs by friendship -- be nice to him, he will be nice to you.
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Even in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist BJP party governs the central bank.
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The pictures reveal "dislocation" in the part of the brain that governs your ego.
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There is also a "model code of conduct" that governs election rules and ethics.
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Nehru today is a figure of revulsion on the Hindu right, which governs India.
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The prefrontal cortex governs a lot of our brain's highest functions, like critical thinking.
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The Presidential Records Act, passed in 1978, governs how these records should be kept.
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The 1980 federal ethics law that governs complaints does not cover Supreme Court justices.
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They say they are waiting to see how he governs before drawing any conclusions.
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But the Trump GOP governs by a My-Way-Or-The-Highway mentality; 2628.
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Trump has blown up an already volatile political atmosphere with the way he governs.
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Nor will representatives of Jaroslaw Kaczynski's Law and Justice party (PiS), which governs Poland.
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The Office of Government Ethics (OGE) governs violations of the ban on endorsing products.
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There are also questions about whether the administration violated the Administrative Procedure Act, which governs how regulations are supposed to be developed, by skipping the usual steps of public notification and comment before putting the regulation that governs the asylum ban into effect.
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Shortly after that, Congress enacted Title III, which governs procedures for wiretapping and electronic surveillance.
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After all, it is mass that governs the pull of gravity, the buildup of structure.
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A second aims to reconcile Hamas with its rival, Fatah, which governs the West Bank.
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Mr Isaias governs alone, surrounded by a clique of ageing veterans of the independence struggle.
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In both Düsseldorf and Kiel the party governs with the Greens, its favourite coalition partners.
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The CDU governs in Germany with its Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU).
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The group now has affiliates around the world and governs according to strict Islamic doctrine.
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The Ministry of Interior for the Kurdistan Regional Government, which governs the region, declined comment.
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A higher law, in other words, that is antecedent to human codes governs human relations.
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Title IX governs how sexual misconduct cases are handled on campuses that receive federal funds.
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It governs in coalition with the moderate Islamist Ennahda Party and a smaller liberal group.
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Ultimately, this is not a nation that governs based off the declaration of one individual.
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But on Thursday the Goldman chief sounded willing to see how Donald J. Trump governs.
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He governs, as if his executive branch already stood triumphant over the rule of law.
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What governs the relationship between feng shui, tragic death, and apartments can be complicated, too.
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Like Louis XIV's government, the typical American workplace is kept private from those it governs.
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The Japan Sumo Association, which governs the sport, has committed only to studying the issue.
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It is a version of majority rule that excludes minorities, curtails freedoms and governs arbitrarily.
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As with everything else in the city, a tight web of rules governs the rituals.
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Murkowski would exempt Alaska from the Roadless Rule that governs the rest of the country.
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The beleaguered federation that governs international boxing may be headed for a major shake-up.
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But more is at stake than who governs the sprawling, chaotic metropolis of 30 million people.
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The former is a chiefly political system, which governs communal lands that are shared by everyone.
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But Mr Erdogan already governs without any checks, not least from Mr Yildirim, a close confidant.
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If the Supreme Court splits four to four, the opinion of the Court of Appeals governs.
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Polls suggest Vox could be instrumental in determining who governs in Madrid and its surrounding region.
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He really does talk like a Democrat, particularly lately, but he really governs like a Republican.
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Whether a new party emerges on the right will depend largely on how Donald Trump governs.
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Quarantined subreddits are still held to the same content policy that governs the rest of Reddit.
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Daniel Ortega, who governs Nicaragua without effective opposition, has arranged to run repeatedly for re-election.
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In November last year, the Justice Department expanded "Rule 41," which governs search and seizure procedures.
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The SEC has dominion over funds, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) governs futures contracts.
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The board, like the company it governs, has also undergone changes in the past 12 months.
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Lofven's minority government currently has 159 seats, and governs with occasional support from the Left Party.
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The law governs only the safety of employees, not any unborn children they may be carrying.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin governs as a strongman, but there are significant holes in his armor.
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Two of the arrays went into the brain region that governs movement, called the motor cortex.
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Both messages come more than halfway through the non-binding "shot clock" that governs the process.
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FINRA Rule 2210{here} governs broker-dealers' communications with the public, including retail and institutional investors.
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"Whether or not the resentment will evaporate depends very much on how Anies governs," he said.
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The Spartans gained admission to the Collegiate Sprint Football League, which governs the sport, in January.
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In the process, you're having to shatter a code of silence that governs this entire family.
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What finding on how the brain governs physical limits jumped out to you as especially meaningful?
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Hamas, which governs Gaza, does consider it occupied because Israel still controls most of its borders.
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And it is a reminder that this president governs as none of his modern predecessors did.
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The controversy over Project Maven is teaching us an important civics lesson about who governs technology.
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Contributing Opinion Writer President Trump clearly hates the most populous state in the country he governs.
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State law governs a state DNA databank, which requires a conviction before a sample is included.
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Instead, emails are largely stored on the exact type of system ECPA governs – third-party servers.
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Price is an issue, but with mezcal, the economy of scale that governs tequila is absent.
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In 2014, the organization that governs those sports, the N.C.A.A., had an income of $989 million.
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The air crackles with the distinctive combination of altruism and entrepreneurialism which governs the tech world.
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Those works stand at the extreme of a consecrated self-abnegation that governs all her art.
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He said, however, that Congress needs to create legislation that governs internet companies and protects consumers.
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Bloomberg is a professional with a steady hand, who also governs as he runs his businesses.
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If Trump governs as he has campaigned, America and the world face real and present danger.
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It cites a civil statute that governs the operation of nonprofit organizations like the inaugural committee.
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It gets to President Trump's continued refusal to show any understanding of the organization he governs.
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Every federal agency makes a contingency plan that governs how they will spend money during a shutdown.
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An interim team currently governs with snap elections expected to be called at some stage in 2017.
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Both judges determined that federal common law governs the cities' claims because pollution is an interstate issue.
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USADA is the same congressionally approved organization that governs the medication program for the nation's Olympic athletes.
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Because of the queen's poor health, her chosen favorite, Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) basically governs the country.
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SCB governs risk policy, participates in SCBAM's risk committee and provides resources for risks, audit and compliance.
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The algorithm that governs the feature is a black box, a secret that Facebook holds onto tightly.
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Fatah, the party of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, governs the West Bank, while Hamas runs Gaza.
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Darwin's survival of the fittest governs inside a tumor, selecting for a crueler version of the disease.
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The rumored shortlist only fuels suspicion that closeness to Wall Street governs the opaque decision-making process.
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But to be strictly accurate, their observation only confirms that general relativity governs these somewhat smaller galaxies.
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The ruling socialist party governs in minority with support from communists and the radical party Left Bloc.
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But if the best government is that which governs least, some congressional inaction is cause for rejoicing.
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This is important: In California, state law governs black cars and carpooling, while municipal laws govern taxis.
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And that's why he spent more time here than in the state he governs for a living.
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Until August 13, he'll retreat through Sagittarius, the sign that governs higher education, travel, media, and entrepreneurship.
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"And that's the principle of home rule, of federalism, that the government that's most local governs best."
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Mr. Chen was also promoted to the 25-member Politburo, the party leadership council that governs China.
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Cuccinelli's appointment violated a statute that governs how most federal vacancies are filled, according to the ruling.
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His background reflects the rich texture of the city that he governs and where he was raised.
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CITES is the treaty that governs the international trade of endangered wildlife products -- a trade worth billions.
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A ruthless and exacting dealmaker, he governs by greasing the wheels and pulling the levers of power.
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I have been trying to think about the underlying mentality that now governs the Republican political class.
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The current Professional Baseball Agreement, which governs the relationship between the majors and minors, expires in September.
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Tennis Australia — which runs the tournament and governs the game across the continent — clamped down within hours.
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That could establish a "one country, two systems" setup that currently governs its relationship with Hong Kong.
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There is a law that governs the relations between the Jews and the rest of the world.
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Magical thinking is the basis of the entire programme of President Donald Trump -- he governs by assertion.
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This truth, however, is that this outside influence has infected the political class that governs Puerto Rico.
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The big picture: Taiwan governs itself but China views the island as part of its sovereign territory.
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Trump governs by dividing; he rallies his base and denounces all who do not believe in him.
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But Article 12, which governs amateurism and athletic eligibility, is about to become especially important in California.
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That is because the 1980 federal ethics law that governs complaints does not cover Supreme Court justices.
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Jordan is in charge of the Islamic Waqf, the religious authority that governs the city's holy sites.
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I hope that he broadens the GOP, works across the aisle and governs with pragmatism and compassion.
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He was penalised for violating the rule that governs "removing or pressing down sand or loose soil".
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That's because the law that governs collective bargaining doesn't let judges fine companies that break the law.
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A bipartisan Congress should put its differences aside to create a federal law that governs the internet.
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State law usually governs in suits asserting state law claims and defenses, they said, but "where 'the same evidence relates to both federal and state law claims…federal privilege law governs,'" the Wadler brief said, citing the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' 2009 opinion in Van Asdale v.
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ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is the organization that governs the web's domain name systems.
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Approval still had to be sought from the Florida Board of Regents, which governs the state university system.
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The Ministry of Manpower and Transmigration, which governs labor affairs, did not respond to CNN's request for comment.
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The FN now governs a dozen town halls across France, mostly in the north and the Mediterranean fringe.
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Afterward, Takeshi is drafted to become an Envoy for the U.N. Protectorate, which governs Earth and its colonies.
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While your first guess might be aliens, last year, scientists learned that physics governs these spooky plates' behavior.
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The Hegelian synthesis of technological conservatism and innovation that governs the field is, both literally and metaphorically, delivering.
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The proportional representation system that governs Iraq's elections means there will be no clear winner after the vote.
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"Ivanka Trump is obviously a liberal, whereas her father governs as a conservative," one Republican woman told Refinery29.
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Sometimes, companies seek approval from the federal Securities and Exchange Commission, which governs the process, to omit resolutions.
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However, in November 26 UEFA, which governs football in Europe, unbundled the region's rights to the women's competitions.
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He was voted in by a minority of the American public but governs as if there's no resistance.
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In Macau, a leverage covenant governs dividends and Fitch estimates that WYNN is well within the relevant threshold.
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Mrs Merkel governs in a partnership between her Christian Democrats, the centre-left Social Democrats and the CSU.
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The equation that governs PR, that celebrities must exchange their internal lives for coverage, doesn't apply to him.
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But what works to get one successfully elected may not work nearly as well when the victor governs.
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One case from 2013 was brought under the Administrative Procedure Act, which governs actions taken by government agencies.
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We must demand an end to contemporary border and immigrant policy that governs through migrant suffering and death.
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This would violate the Open Skies treaty that governs international commercial air travel, according to the US airlines.
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In theory, the Workers' Party, which governs North Korea, is supposed to hold a congress every five years.
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Ecuador governs the islands, which are in the Pacific Ocean about 21971 miles from the South American mainland.
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A strict rule-book, written with input from locals, governs alterations (modern skylights, for instance, are "not acceptable").
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The Waqf, the Jordanian group that governs the area, alerted police that McKinley had picked up the branch.
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The memo reportedly alleges abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which governs U.S. spying on foreigners.
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Mr. Ma is the first former president under which the law that governs travel by top officials applies.
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That is a European Union treaty provision that governs the process for a country to leave the union.
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But, at fifty-six, he is the youngest member of the seven-man secretariat that governs the FARC .
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Unfortunately, we could also discover some shady business going down, since Pisces governs both healers and hidden enemies.
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It also governs lifespans within a population, which are optimized and limited based on the species local environment.
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It should be the people's will that governs this outcome, not the litigious appointees of the prior administration.
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Human rights groups and exiles say China governs Tibet with an iron fist and represses its Buddhist people.
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President Trump, who governs as a Republican in the age of conservatism, is incapable of delivering this message.
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Her memoir is a deeply personal examination of communication and navigating difference, and how language governs our lives.
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Mr. Trump does not believe in "kinder and gentler" politics, but governs through blunt force and Twitter barbs.
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We tend to want to blame the government, but we're the ones who actually choose who governs us.
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White will help roll back other rules, including one that governs how the Environmental Protection Agency protects waterways.
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In addition, job performance significantly governs a person's pay over time — another factor not reflected in the spreadsheet.
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The doctrine is rooted in the idea that a president governs more effectively if aides can speak candidly.
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Qatar also has supported Hamas, which governs the Gaza Strip and is a rival of the Palestinian Authority.
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We need to know who we elected as president, and whether his decisions will influence how he governs.
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But they likewise recognize the importance of facing their domestic environmental challenges regardless of who governs in Washington.
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Patriotism is an old word, but it describes American feelings toward a document that governs our collective actions.
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World Athletics, the organization that governs most international track-and-field events, announced new shoe regulations on Friday.
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The law that governs military commissions requires that any admission a defendant makes has to have been voluntary.
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It governs the discount rate, which puts a value on future income streams (the so-called capitalization rate).
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The agreement, which is not public, governs the sale of DLS and its intellectual property to the foundation.
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That could be a death blow to the "one country, two systems" framework that governs relations with mainland China.
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The result, due on May 23, will decide who governs the world's biggest democracy for the next five years.
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The requirements mirror a similar, much older rule that already governs political ads in newspapers and on TV networks.
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The oil giant has asked the federal Securities and Exchange Commission, which governs the process, to throw it out.
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Dodon governs a country sharply divided over whether to strengthen ties with the European Union or tilt toward Russia.
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PAS governs the poor rural state of Kelantan and wants to impose more caning and other traditional Islamic punishments.
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State laws and privacy concerns At the moment, there's no federal law that governs drones and addresses privacy concerns.
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In Honduras a conservative president and American ally, Juan Orlando Hernández, governs thanks to an election marred by fraud.
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Heath called a poll on the slogan "Who Governs Britain?" in February 1974; the result was a hung Parliament.
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Cersei orchestrates Robert's death and becomes Queen; Serena briefly governs Gilead when her husband Fred (Joe Fiennes) is ailing.
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In order to progress, Ray must become complicit in the violence and betrayal that governs the world around her.
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Generally, a co-op board can impose only fines authorized by the proprietary lease, which governs the co-op.
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He governs with support from right-wing parties in the Alliance group, rather than allying with the Sweden Democrats.
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Congressional and legislative districts are drawn every 211 years after the U.S. census, which governs redistricting in each state.
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China governs Hong Kong under a "one country, two systems" principle that allows it a high degree of autonomy.
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"Most of the wounded are civilians," said Hevi Mustafa, a top member of the civilian administration that governs Afrin.
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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, to which Yousafzai belongs, governs the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province in Pakistan.
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The pitch of each note decides the light's placement, while the velocity at which they're played governs the brightness.
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The Georgia Board of Regents, which governs the state's colleges and universities, opposes the bill, spokesman Charles Sutlive said.
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Venus governs the way we spend money, so this cycle can green light the purchase of a luxury object.
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The trust instrument, which governs the trust, dictates who controls Viacom and CBS upon Mr. Redstone's death or incompetency.
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This policy governs how to inspect and license self-driving cars, as well as law enforcement and insurance considerations.
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"The NAACP is 108 years old and has gone through different iterations for how it governs itself," he said.
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That is why the NHTSA governs CAFE to ensure safety is not compromised by a push to lower consumption.
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Section 600.9 (c) governs all other releases of information by the special counsel -- to wit, possibly the final report.
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Merkel took over the controls not because she's a natural leader but because she governs Europe's most powerful country.
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The suit contends that the Education Department violated the Administrative Procedure Act, which governs the activities of federal agencies.
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The industry minister is the head of the 5-Star Movement, which governs in coalition with far-right League.
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Manafort's lawsuit alleges that Rosenstein's order tapping Mueller violates the Administrative Procedure Act, which governs the government rulemaking process.
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The rule governs what types of provisions the Senate may consider under the procedural budget window known as reconciliation.
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Practical Taurus also governs our financial foundations, so pay better attention to the green in your wallet, as well.
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But it was great news for Concacaf, which governs the game in North and Central America and the Caribbean.
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The emergency declaration falls under the Stafford Act, which governs the federal response to public health and natural disasters.
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But a reporter's necessary skepticism — which governs our work in every story — only contributes to the invasion of privacy.
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Both documents are required under the European Union treaty's Article 50, which governs a country's exit from the bloc.
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"Faced with the tyranny that governs us, the ELN is exercising the legitimate right to Rebellion," the group said.
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Defective mitochondria are swapped out for healthy ones, but mitochondrial DNA governs only a handful of basic cellular functions.
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In adults, HGH governs muscle mass gain and healing from strenuous activity and significantly influences your sensitivity to insulin.
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But the overhanging question remains: What strategy governs our use of subs — or any other instrument of naval power?
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Bill Clinton added that Rabin was the opposite of the "us versus them" mentality that often governs global politics.
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The Hindu Succession Act governs matters of inheritance among Hindus who make up about 80 percent of India's population.
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He and Guo were shocked by the red tape that governs the alteration of a historic property in Paris.
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After independence, Namibia's liberation party — South West Africa People's Organization, or Swapo — took over and governs to this day.
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Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) part 147 governs aviation maintenance technician schools that hold an FAA certificate.
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He is a member of the council that governs a group of Newfoundland Mi'kmaq who were recognized in 2011.
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The National College Athletic Association (NCAA), which governs college sports, has long forbidden its players to receive any compensation.
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He notes that, unlike in the Clinton trial, Democrats are interested in one resolution that governs all three issues.
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But it is intent that governs which side of the legal line such a meeting falls on, not success.
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But there are signs of tension in the ruling coalition, where the League governs alongside populist 5-Star Movement.
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Atheists all believe there is no god that governs the universe, but other than that, nothing necessarily unites us.
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This is also set out in the Rome Statute of 1998, which governs the work of the International Criminal Court.
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Military forensic team visited site A "15-6" is the designation of the Army regulation that governs such an investigation.
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Under the Chevron doctrine, if the court finds the statute clear, the judicial interpretation governs regardless of the agency's opinion.
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There is evidence that more women in the Senate will change what the body talks about and how it governs.
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She believes we need to be a country that follows all laws but also a country that governs [with] heart.
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Kitty Block, president of the division that governs the Humane Society's international locations, will replace Pacelle, according to a statement.
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The question now is: What governs the NBA -- its hard-won values or the financial pressure of an autocratic regime?
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The justices will also look at the Administrative Procedure Act, a federal law that governs how agencies can establish regulations.
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This week, shock-jock Uranus — the planet that governs community and technology — flips into its annual retrograde until December 30.
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Critics say it is hard to imagine what such turf battles might be: Mr Erdogan already governs without many checks.
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In 603 UEFA, which governs football in Europe, announced that teams would be punished for spending more than they earned.
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The fines — served under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, which governs electronic marketing — total £120,000 (~$157k); with Leave.
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This was key to Trump's victory, and based on the way he governs, it's key to his reelection strategy too.
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If he implements a fraction of his ideas, or governs as he campaigned, Mr Trump's presidency will be a disaster.
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The World Cup is the marquee tournament for FIFA, the Zurich-based multi-billion-dollar enterprise that governs world football.
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Whether it is popular or not, the first duty of any government is to keep the people it governs alive.
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It's as if the series isn't sure how to live in a world that governs itself by South Park logic.
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Trump "believes we need to be a country that follows all laws, but also a country that governs with heart."
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A hierarchy of keys governs the process of DNSSEC authentication, with different bodies responsible for each stage of the system.
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The AFL released its "Gender Diversity Policy", which governs the participation of "trans and non-binary people", on Aug. 31.
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The regulations are outlined in the Tobacco Control Act of 2009, which governs the sale of tobacco products to minors.
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In the past, some members of the party have called for change to Article 436, which governs amending the charter.
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The first was a shoo-in for a candidate from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which also governs Haryana.
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And if there were competing views as to what process applies (as there surely would be), who decides which governs?
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According to the poll, Hogan, who also governs a blue state, received 68 percent of his state's registered voters' support.
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Margot Saunders is senior counsel at the National Consumer Law Center, specializing in federal law and policy that governs robocalls.
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He governs in that style, Guerrero said, fostering Socratic method-style discussions where aides are encouraged to argue against themselves.
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She governs a home called Outpost that will keep you safe from outside radiation, but she has a few rules.
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Legally, they are trusts subject to regulation under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, the legislation that governs retirement plans.
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In fact, the Immigration and Nationality Act that governs immigration benefits and procedures includes extensive provisions for merit-based immigration.
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The near 50-year-old agreement between Russia and the U.S. governs what you can and can't do in space.
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In 1992, while revising the legislation which governs Fannie and Freddie, Congress solemnly tried to wiggle out of the problem.
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The N.F.L. and U.S.A. Football, which governs youth leagues, promised to revise their promotion of the program, Heads Up Football.
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The FIBA is a 213-nation association that governs the rules and equipment standards for the sport around the world.
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One exception to this pattern-based knowledge is the weather, whose underlying physics governs how the atmosphere moves and adjusts.
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The Fox God is who governs Babymetal and the one who gives them all the revelations of what they do.
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Hosanagar wants to see international coordination handled by a body modeled on the International Telecom Union, which governs cellphone communication.
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Trump has resentments and interests, but not ideology; he governs more as a postmodern warlord than a traditional party leader.
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One of the most consistent themes of his writings is that the public always governs eventually in the United States.
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And it governs one of America's most famous and vital safety-net components, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), a.k.
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Mr. Kim is a reclusive figure who traveled to Vietnam by train and governs with a tiny circle of cronies.
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The bar for basic bearability, like the one that governs freestyle rap's less musical cousin, improv comedy, is spectacularly high.
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One of the main pieces of legislation that governs the sale of DMV data stemmed from a case in California.
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With slogans like: 'Sieling: Governs Bremen Competently', the mayor is banking on locals opting for a safe pair of hands.
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The Model 3 has excellent visibility and a stark interior dominated by a 15-inch touchscreen that governs many controls.
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Taking the Green Pill with Melanie Joy The ideology that governs the way we treat animals is strange and contradictory.
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Hamas has recently changed leadership both at the head of the group and in the Gaza Strip, which it governs.
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I understand you dislike the president, his beliefs, the way he governs and even the people who voted for him.
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Ebola is a "notifiable disease," according to the International Health Regulations, an international treaty that governs global health emergency responses.
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The Imperial Household Law, which governs the succession of emperors in the world's oldest monarchy, makes no provision for abdication.
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Given the irrational patchwork of regulations that governs wine distribution, every state essentially offers consumers a different selection of wines.
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It's a big stretch to read an appropriation that governs refunds for individual taxpayers as also covering payments to insurers.
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The racial aspects of the power dynamic that governs organized sports is so obvious that it almost goes without saying.
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She believes we need to be a country that follows all laws, but also a country that governs with heart.
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Fan's photographic series "Soft Goods" (2017) particularly engages with the topic of race, and how skin color governs our lives.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act governs how buildings, like venues, should be designed, constructed, or altered to make them accessible.
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It's a banal detail but perceptive, pointing towards a corporate coercion that governs healthcare and energy supply in the States.
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Mr Moïse governs from the rump of the presidential palace, whose stately central dome collapsed and has not yet been rebuilt.
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Investigators found probable cause that Black violated Florida State Statute 827.03, which governs abuse, aggravated abuse and neglect of a child.
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This Monday, November 21, the illuminating sun crosses the threshold into Sagittarius — the sign that governs diversity and cross-cultural relations.
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Quantum mechanics, the theory that governs the smallest possible spaces, forces our human brains to accept some really wacky, uncomfortable realities.
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Maybe, thinks McGaugh, dark matter represents an incompleteness of the most famous law that governs gravity: the theory of general relativity.
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Low-wage, unskilled workers are considered hourly workers under the Fair Labor Standards Act, the federal law that governs workers' pay.
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Last year the Palestinian Authority (PA), which governs the West Bank, added its own sanctions to press Hamas into ceding control.
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"The question of whether or not there ought to be a federal statue that governs this, I don't support," he said.
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Wall Street executives are eagerly awaiting a relaxation of the supplemental leverage rule, which governs how much their firms can borrow.
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In recent years, Hong Kong protesters have waved the British colonial flag to express their displeasure with the way Beijing governs.
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Tony Volpon, an economist at UBS, a bank, thinks it could grow by 3% a year if Mr Bolsonaro governs deftly.
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These rules all wrestle with fundamental questions about who governs speech in a time when technology has made borders essentially meaningless.
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Newsom's move, the NCAA -- which governs more than 1,100 schools and nearly 500,000 student-athletes across the nation -- had little choice.
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The temple is devoted to the sea goddess Mazu, a popular figure in Taiwan that governs everything from safety to fortune.
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The NTSB will also look at positive train control, which governs train speed, as part of its investigation, the official said.
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And further issues arise from tensions in the relationship between the DA and the African National Congress (ANC), which governs nationally.
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Moreira, whose older brother Rubén now governs Coahuila, moved to Spain for a time after he stood down as PRI boss.
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That deal was designed to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement that governs more than $1.2 trillion of mutual trade.
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We already have the Outer Space Treaty, which governs our efforts and protects our resources in space as a shared commons.
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The party won 10 percentage points more in the election five years ago in Hesse, where it governs with the Greens.
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The private thoughts of Donald Trump are largely unknowable to the people he governs, but his sports allegiances are quite evident.
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Most of these fantasies come from the same "every man for himself" mentality that governs so much of life in prison.
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It governs itself according to an intricate code of Canon Law that first began to be formulated nearly two millennia ago.
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These two parts of Haskell's work do not fit into the easy, supple adaptation-play that governs the rest of it.
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The second was Germany's Social Democratic Party, which governs in coalition with Mrs Merkel's Christian Democrats and resists relaxing those rules.
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The House Oversight Committee is pushing the State Department to renegotiate parts of an international export agreement that governs cyber weapons.
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"Whomever governs next will still have to deal with a situation that Mexicans feel has gotten out of control," Elias said.
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The new moon in Taurus on Tuesday will fall in the sector of your chart that governs domestic life and family.
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Twitter, for instance, has a content filter that governs which tweets are displayed in parts of your feed and search results.
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They don't want a candidate who talks like a reformer but governs as an insider — as they think Barack Obama did.
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Conventional wisdom holds that de Blasio is a joke, a sanctimonious dork held in widespread contempt by the city he governs.
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He had said previously that the decision would be taken up by the smaller FIFA Council, which governs the sport worldwide.
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Coming to Miami also renews focus on Concacaf, the regional confederation that governs soccer in North and Central America and Caribbean.
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The gene governs production of an enzyme that stops cells from dividing too quickly, reducing the chances that cancers will form.
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Op-Ed Contributor Is there a duty, even for those who fear how President Trump governs, to serve in the administration?
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She belongs to the social order that governs Cesar's world; for Monse, she's a formidable woman in a position of power.
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But what I found equally striking during this last trip was the degree to which it governs smaller, more intimate interactions.
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In spite of White House claims to the contrary, there is no agreed-upon language that governs intellectual property (IP) protection.
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None of that has been accomplished, as Republicans have struggled to shift from being an opposition party to one that governs.
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Bringing functioning federalism to life begins with effectively implementing a law that governs Iraq's militia, known as the Popular Mobilization Forces.
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Focus owns and governs the Auntie Anne's, Carvel, Cinnabon, Jamba (formerly Jamba Juice), McAlister's Deli, Moe's Southwest Grill and Schlotzsky's brands.
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What of the terrorist group Hamas, which governs the Gaza Strip, and therefore plays an important role in defining next steps?
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Under the Vienna Convention of 1961, which governs the conduct of diplomatic relations, a host country cannot detain a foreign diplomat.
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But a history of these speeches suggests that it's everything else he said that will best predict how he actually governs.
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Hevi Mustafa, a top member of the civilian administration that governs Afrin, said several wounded people had arrived in the hospitals.
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But others like 30-year-old Ameen Abed believe Hamas, the militant group that governs the strip, is also at fault.
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Under the Stafford Act, which governs federal response to major disasters, the federal government must treat Puerto Rico like a state.
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At the federal level, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) has both a "Privacy Rule" that governs permissible uses and disclosures of protected health information (PHI), and a "Security Rule" that governs electronic storage and transfer of PHI by certain covered entities, including health plans, healthcare providers and any business associates of these entities.
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If Donald Trump governs the way he says he's going to govern, if he governs as an authoritarian, if he aligns with Vladimir Putin as president, then we may find ourselves entering into a new political paradigm that's akin to what we see in some places in Europe and in Latin America where it's pro-authoritarian versus anti-authoritarian.
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But there is one rule that is far more impossible to understand, and far more unfair: the one that governs overtime play.
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None of its key parts — the blockchain, the coin, the wallet, or even the association that governs it all — are nearly complete.
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The Indian Railways, which governs the world's fourth largest railway system, expects to earn around Rs 5003 million ($1.04 million) a year.
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It's also a win for the argument that our technology policy must be as smart and nimble as the internet it governs.
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Justice Department officials asked a federal judge to amend a class-action settlement that governs how children are treated in immigration custody.
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The California CPA governs not just information that people share directly with companies, but also personal data held by commercial data-brokers.
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The Palestinian Authority, which governs the West Bank, released a statement saying it condemns any attack against civilians, regardless of the source.
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Fifteen parents filed a lawsuit Thursday against the Chicago Board of Education and the Illinois High School Association, which governs interscholastic sports.
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For that, she relies on her chosen companion, Lady Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz), the titular favorite, who governs in all but name.
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Cloud Act is a breakthrough because it creates, for the first time, a framework of law that governs public safety and privacy.
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Boutrous argued at the hearing that the city was wrong to bring claims under state law because federal law governs carbon emissions.
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Software governs much of our daily lives from behind the scenes, from which sorts of information we consume, to who we date.
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Earned reputation governs much of how we assess the world, and reputation scores are a core element of how we fight spam.
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A presidential transition is supposed to be a time of transformation, when the politician who campaigned turns into the executive who governs.
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Muslim formerly headed the PYD, the major component of a coalition that governs Kurdish-held autonomous parts of northern Syria, including Afrin.
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The reality, however, is that the biggest objective determinant of how a Clinton administration governs is what happens in November's congressional elections.
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Furman also declared that Ross's decision violated the federal Administrative Procedure Act, which governs how federal agencies make regulations and other decisions.
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But when members get to Washington, they can't follow through because party leadership governs in accordance with the establishment and special interests.
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A misalignment of the clock that governs our sleep-wake cycle can also drive up the need for sleep, Dr. Meredith said.
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The law expired in 1999, when it was replaced by the more modest Justice Department regulation that governs special counsels like Mueller.
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"She believes we need to be a country that follows all laws but also a country that governs with heart," Grisham added.
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The allegations have prompted both Crewe and the Football Association, the body that governs soccer in England, to conduct their own inquiries.
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The idea that identities are based in biology — a sad failure of our collective imagination — governs our thinking in so many ways.
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But the "tech backlash" has yet to overturn another assumption: that the Californian Ideology still governs the tech industry as a whole.
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By law, that ingenious bit of design—known as shape coding—still governs landing gear and wing flaps in every airplane today.
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If it does not and Trump's presidency continues, the world, including the important part of it he governs, will become more dangerous.
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And let's talk about those greenbacks: sensible Taurus governs both budgeting and our materialistic desires, which is a bit of a paradox.
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But Mexican officials have insisted that Canada must still be part of the final agreement, which governs trade terms across the continent.
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It is, after all, a showpiece occasion for Concacaf, the body that governs soccer in North and Central America and the Caribbean.
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To date, Mr. Trump appears less inclined than his predecessors to recognize the significance of that distinction; he governs as he campaigned.
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It's a very patriarchal construct that [traditional] businesses have the knowledge to navigate because it's the same system that governs other industries.
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Supply-and-demand governs price, buyers and sellers interact personally, and their companies adhere to safeguards that ensure safe and legal use.
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This seems like a simple question, but it's actually a doozy because there's no single law that governs voting in this country.
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The New Canaan Board of Education, which governs public education in the town, filed a complaint with the police in December 2017.
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"Lombardy is on the point of collapse," said Matteo Salvini, head of the League Party, which governs the region, according to Reuters.
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The statute governs when and how law enforcement can demand an internet service provider turn over data needed for a criminal investigation.
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But Cites governs only international trade, so provisions in the treaty about domestic trade do not carry the same enforceable legal weight.
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But there's a fine line between taming the president and enabling him — between tempering the way he governs and implicitly validating it.
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AT&T's announcement comes after international 5G standards were agreed in December by 3GPP, the body that develops and governs cellular standards.
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The second axis, the possibilities for how Trump governs, runs from ruthless authoritarianism at one end to utter chaos at the other.
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The Universal Post Union, founded in 1874 as an agency of the UN, governs how the world&aposs postal rates are set.
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For this, it is difficult to see the legitimacy in his finishing his term given the context in which he now governs.
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That particularly worries the Muslim community, as it could mean that Sharia law no longer governs their marriage, inheritance and succession rights.
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"This is an area where the legislative could put in place an infrastructure that governs how the surveillance should happen," Guliani said.
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The State Department is in the process of renegotiating the so-called Wassenaar Arrangement, a 41-nation pact that governs those exports.
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Currently, private citizens can fly to space under the principle of informed consent, the same legal framework that governs skydiving or surgery.
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Here are some of the most noteworthy takeaways so far: How Trump really governs: Trump wanted to assassinate Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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But if she's elected in January, the way her opponent would, counterfactually, have governed won't be relevant to the way she governs.
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Mr Modi has promised to resolve the issue, but his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) governs only one of the four states bordering Bangladesh.
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"We have a chance now -- in supporting the U.N. effort -- to broker some sort of political coalition that governs the country," she said.
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The most prominent is the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), which governs track-and-field events and is unhappy with WADA's decision.
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He built his private enterprise by selling "truthful hyperboles," ran his campaign by spreading lies and governs the country by purveying questionable narratives.
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Challenger Saturn snaps out of a five-month retrograde and powers forward through Sagittarius — the sign that governs global relations and higher truths.
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Earlier this week, the 3GPP — the international group that governs cellular standards — officially signed off on the standalone 5G New Radio (NR) spec.
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Then theres are regulatory hurdles: the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, or UNICLOS, governs taking resources from the seafloor.
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Dedicated legislation governs BGK's activities and exempts the bank from the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) IV and Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD).
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While e-bikes ship with firmware that governs the legal top speed of the bike, it's usually a trivial task to override it.
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Most worrying, the death of the INF treaty threatens New START, a pact which governs American and Russian long-range "strategic" nuclear weapons.
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Müller-Maguhn is also involved in mainstream technology groups, and served on the board of ICANN, the international organization that governs internet domains.
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The rods adjust their orientation around the hexagons, and the interaction between the rods and hexagons governs the rules of this strange realm.
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It governs with a working majority of 13 thanks to a deal with the 10 MPs of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party.
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Now we will consider the respondents' arguments in favour of the arrangement that governs public-sector unions in nearly half of the states.
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"Because it's the same national law that governs those monuments as well as our one small monument," Dickey told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The Bubble allows him to do this with little apparent regard for how it affects the lives of the people he now governs.
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Mr McAuliffe is a major fundraiser for Mrs Clinton, and he governs a swing state that is critical to her chances in November.
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Santa Fe, the province which governs Rosario, is home to a network of 123 ports which export grain and soya around the world.
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They call him a petty autocrat who governs by text message and fills his cabinet with political pygmies to enhance his own authority.
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The Supreme Court now faces thorny questions about how to interpret a federal statute that governs how much decisionmaking power federal agencies have.
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Democrats, by fiat, altered the way the Senate interprets Rule XXII, which governs the procedure for cutting off debate and ending a filibuster.
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Congress has twice re-authorized the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation & Management Act (MSA), the body of law that governs fishing in federal waters.
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An array of small electrodes, called a Utah array, is implanted into the motor cortex, a strip of the brain that governs movement.
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Some lawyers, including Mr Piris, reckon that transition can be agreed under Article 50 of the EU treaty, which governs the Brexit divorce.
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In the FCC's fanciful theory, the FTC's framework governs online businesses, websites and advertisers while its own rules govern ISPs, and only ISPs.
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Generally speaking, the way we control our cars was for a long time pretty much a settled matter: A steering wheel governs direction.
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The 1872 General Mining Law, which still governs public land mining, is a relic of manifest destiny policies adopted to promote western settlement.
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which governs the issue, was signed into law three years before the invention of the world wide web.
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" Under the law that governs Medicare, public officials are directed to conduct experiments that will help "improve care, increase efficiency and reduce costs.
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At least the fans were consulted, the players or the NFLPA had no input whatsoever on this new policy that governs their behavior.
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The City of London Corporation, which governs the capital's financial district, said its Policy and Resources Chairman Catherine McGuinness would no longer attend.
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This fall, European and American regulators will have to review the Privacy Shield agreement, which governs how American companies treat European citizens' data.
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When tragedy strikes, a father and son struggle to preserve their family unit by seeking out the higher power that governs their world.
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The law expired in 1999, when it was replaced by the more modest Justice Department regulation that governs special counsels like Robert Mueller.
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It reflects his seeming wider lack of care for those Americans who are not white Christians: 57 percent of the people he governs.
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It governs the self esteem, warrior energy, and the power of transformation, so thank you, Rihanna, for yet another gift into my life.
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What draws the camera, and governs its movements, is not animal passion so much as the efforts that are made to trap it.
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A superb negotiator and a meticulous thinker, he could recite chapter and verse of the lengthy basic agreement document that governs the sport.
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The laws of armed conflict represent a branch of international law that governs relationships between states and is meant to regulate armed conflict.
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Instead they found that the body's sympathetic nervous system, which governs the mammalian "fight-or-flight" response to danger, played a central role.
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One target, though, may be regulations concerning campus sexual assault complaints under Title IX, the federal law that governs gender equity in education.
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The regulatory scheme that governs the present-day pre-autonomous vehicle world provides an excellent model for comprehensive federal regulation of autonomous vehicles.
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The Mi'kmaq of Newfoundland fought for decades to be granted status under the Indian Act, which governs Canada's relations with its indigenous peoples.
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Struggles over competing visions for the future produced Gilead, and that same struggle governs contemporary conflicts over how to survive very troubled times.
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One of the toughest negotiations was over a section of the Paris climate agreement known as Article 20203 that governs international carbon markets.
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Shifting to being the party that welcomes in a majority and governs for progress requires talking with swing voters – not just about them.
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It would apply the Code of Conduct for United States Judges, which governs the behavior of most federal judges, to Supreme Court justices.
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It governs with a working majority of 13 thanks to a deal with the 10 lawmakers of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party.
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In a northeastern town where it governs, Vox has ordered to remove a bust of a 10th century Moorish ruler from a square.
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The rhetoric sounded strikingly similar to that used by the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party that governs Poland, and its leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
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The Montreal Convention, the international agreement that governs the resolution of airline disputes, requires that lawsuits seeking such compensation be filed within two years.
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That should be a red flag to investors, suggesting stock valuations could take more hits as the leader governs on a whim, Cramer said.
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Specifically, you can find it in the form of Indonesia's FA, called the PSSI, which governs—or used to govern—soccer in the country.
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Last week, Justice Department officials asked a federal judge to amend a class-action settlement that governs how children are treated in immigration custody.
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Rule 41 governs when judges can issue warrants for search and seizures; legal problems can arise when the FBI hacks computers in unknown locations.
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He said the decision to add the question violated the Administrative Procedure Act, a federal law that governs the way agencies can establish regulations.
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Challengers, including 18 states, say Commerce Secretary William Ross violated the federal law that governs the way that agencies can propose and establish regulations.
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On the federal level, an outdated law from the 1980s currently governs whether law enforcement has to get a warrant before reading your emails.
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Language in the law also governs investigators for state's attorney's offices -- authorizing them to serve summons and subpoenas and help with grand jury witnesses.
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It governs with a working majority of 13 thanks to a deal with the 10 lawmakers of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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Tesla admitted the update would change some settings in the battery management software that governs the charging and thermal controls of the company's cars.
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Kate and her soccer-loving husband (he's also president of the Football Association that governs the sport in the country) then toured the museum.
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Meghnad said the Aadhaar Act, which governs the program, imposes penalties on illegal access but does not prevent illegal access in the first place.
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The industry could take "great comfort" from recent statements by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), which governs EU regulation on financial securities.
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For civil and commercial cases, the government refers favourably to the Lugano convention, which governs judicial co-operation between the EU and EFTA countries.
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She was foreign minister from September 2013 to August 2018, and deputy leader of the Liberal Party, which governs in coalition with the Nationals.
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I think it's going to result in more empowerment for women and a democracy and government that's more representative of the people it governs.
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And that story matters whether you're a teacher in a really poor school, which my mom has been, or someone who governs a state.
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Mazzant, who was appointed by President Obama, held that the rule runs counter to the federal law that governs who is eligible for overtime.
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The strength of the easterly winds in the Pacific is one of the factors that governs distribution of warmth between the east and west.
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Previously, he was nominated by Presidents George W. Bush and Obama to serve on the National Science Board, which governs the National Science Foundation.
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The Social Democrats who lead the coalition that governs the city say such funds would be better spent building housing than re-nationalizing it.
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The dissident shareholders can decide to challenge the board's decision in Antigua, where Sinovac is incorporated, or in Delaware, which governs shareholder rights contracts.
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FIRS, based in Rome, governs various roller-skating and inline disciplines, including roller hockey, which was a demonstration sport at the 153 Barcelona Olympics.
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The Social Democrats who lead the coalition that governs the city say such funds would be better spent building housing than re-nationalising it.
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These feed an elaborate crafting system that governs your ammo and carry capacity (there are lots of similarities here with recent Far Cry games).
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The musicians want Congress to make "drastic reforms" to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a law that governs intellectual property on the Internet.
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"Here in Australia, we settle these deep political issues, who sits in our Parliament, who governs our country, peacefully, through democratic processes," he said.
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Plus the Gramm Leach Biley Act (GLBA) governs financial information privacy, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) covers private health data.
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These involved inaccurate statements under a section of the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) that governs the use of commissions and agents.
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Infighting between Hamas, which runs Gaza, and the Palestinian Authority, which governs the West Bank, has left Israel positioned -- often precariously -- between the two.
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The Social Democratic Party of Austria, which now governs in coalition with People's Party, had 26.7 percent, while the Freedom Party had 27.4 percent.
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I don't have a cartoonist's picture of Heaven that governs my actions, but I do think you have to make a case for yourself.
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But among the crowd that has invested, faith in the computer code that governs the project appears strong enough to override all those concerns.
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In Friday's ruling a three-judge panel found the Trump administration had failed to comply with portions of the law that governs rule-making.
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 governs both law enforcement access to domestically stored electronic communications and restricts access to data stored overseas.
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Americans do not want a president who promises to drain the swamp, as Trump did, and governs as a crony capitalist, as Trump does.
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The Navajo Nation claims to be a sovereign nation, a tribal nation that governs itself but we know our government replicates the U.S. Government.
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He was alone for about 13 minutes, Nancy Sutherland, Executive Director of the Southeast Tennessee Human Resources Agency, which governs the STS, tells PEOPLE.
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There's a fearfulness that governs the decisions of these stars and their stylists, in case they are pounced upon by the self-styled pundits.
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If AMLO governs as a savior rather than a servant, his tenure could herald conflict and polarization, charting an unpredictable course for the country.
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The PRA — first enacted in 1978 following the Nixon administration's Watergate scandal — governs how records of presidential communication are collected, archived, and made public.
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The Orthodox Union, which governs Orthodox Jews, reminded followers it was acceptable to miss even the holiest prayers if a person has the coronavirus.
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South Korea immediately threatened retaliation, saying it was taking steps to remove Japan from its own white list that governs trade in "strategic" items.
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The White House said yesterday that the U.S. would pull out of a 144-year-old postal treaty that governs shipping rates across borders.
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Mr. Obama based his decision on a provision in the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act, which governs oil and gas activities in federal waters.
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Arts & Leisure ____ The idea that identities are based in biology — a sad failure of our collective imagination — governs our thinking in so many ways.
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The second Hawa'a's Rights lecture, on April 26th, addressed personal-status law, the category of Saudi law that governs marriage, divorce, guardianship, and inheritance.
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It makes no sense to export the regulatory thicket that governs political ads on TV to the new and democratizing technology of the internet.
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This law governs the funds designated for K-12 schools and received by states and districts for public and private school students and teachers.
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Here are the key numbers to consider as hundreds of millions of Indians prepare to decide who governs them for the next five years.
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A law governs the manufacture or use of the seal, its likeness, "or any facsimile thereof" for anything other than official U.S. government business.
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A series of ghostly hydrothermal vents thought to harbor clues to the origin of life, it lies in international waters that the ISA governs.
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Instead, he'll have to follow the Administrative Procedure Act, a law from 1946 that governs the somewhat laborious process of putting rules into place.
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But in recent days, another line of thinking has emerged: Mr. Infantino's largest bloc of support is from UEFA, the confederation that governs European soccer.
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Another is likely to ensure that after Brexit Britain is still a member of Euratom, which governs the transit of radioactive materials across the continent.
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Lawyers on Thursday filed a memorandum to a class-settlement that governs how children are handled when they are caught crossing the U.S. border illegally.
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Mr Trump's threat to scrap NAFTA, which governs most trade between America, Canada and Mexico, caused Canada to mobilise as if for a national emergency.
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Surveys show that many in Hesse wanted to punish the central government in Berlin, where Mrs Merkel's conservative bloc governs in coalition with the SPD.
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What's cool here is that the BMW team styled these responses using the same design language that also governs the company's other in-car products.
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The law that currently governs how police can pry into your digital life is the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which was originally passed in 1986.
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Since 2014, shareholders have also been guaranteed separate, binding votes at least once every three years on a firm's remuneration policy, which governs future payouts.
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The current politicized court system, and the Trump Administration, are disrupting what would otherwise easily be understood as court precedent that governs all states nationwide.
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Now that Disney bought out Fox, that means the X-Men property is now in the hands of the studio that governs most Marvel characters.
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The biggest piece of legislation has been the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which governs all companies operating in the 28 European Union member states.
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The FVRA, generally speaking, governs who can serve, and for how long, when vacancies open up in many Senate-confirmed positions within any presidential administration.
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The Justice Department is failing to adequately enforce a law that governs foreign lobbying in the United States, according to a watchdog report released Wednesday.
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The Senate is barreling toward a showdown that could alter how the body governs itself and have far-reaching implications for the nation's highest court.
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It has been the majority party in the National Assembly for the past 25 years and currently governs every province apart from the Western Cape.
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The president had been expected to take the action by invoking a provision in a 1953 law that governs offshore leases, as CNBC previously reported.
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The commission relied on an expansive interpretation of the "transfer-pricing" principle that governs the price at which a multinational's units trade with each other.
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In August Josef Hecken, the chairman of the committee that governs what public health insurance can cover, said he favours banning homeopathy from the list.
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That also includes guidance from the Council on Environmental Quality that governs how agencies should consider greenhouse gas emissions when they conduct environmental impact statements.
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The Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), which governs advocacy on behalf of foreign entities, has a much lower threshold for registration than domestic lobbying laws.
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The Supreme Court's ruling in Wayfair makes clear that there's only one world and that the Constitution governs it, at least within the United States.
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But the regulators' interpretation of a similar clause in the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), which governs the trading and clearing of derivatives, is sobering.
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At issue are dueling interpretations of an outdated federal statute that still governs how tech companies store and release private information to law-enforcement agencies.
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He said the "one country, two systems" framework — with which Beijing governs Hong Kong, a Chinese special administrative region — was the best way for Taiwan.
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The rule of law governs in America: an arm of the federal government cannot go rogue in the hopes of avoiding "complicity" in lawful endeavours.
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The fight remained between Israel and Islamic Jihad, with Hamas, the larger militant group that governs Gaza, having stayed out of the fray so far.
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The law that established the independent counsel expired in 1999, when it was replaced by the more modest Justice Department regulation that governs special counsels.
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Two years ago, the international federation that governs the sport switched the material of the official ball from celluloid to a different type of plastic.
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On Wednesday, Clyburn and Booker introduced legislation that would expand that model, which already governs parts of federal spending, to a larger swath of programs.
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Although it jointly governs Ukraine in coalition with Yatseniuk's Patriotic Front, Poroshenko's party tried to topple the government in a no-confidence vote in February.
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Let's call those gods the Unicode Consortium, the organization that governs emoji and other textual characters across platforms, and let's call earth the emoji keyboard.
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The Baltimore police union has opposed reforms to the Law Enforcement Bill of Rights, which governs how officers accused of misconduct are treated in Maryland.
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Sirisena's Sri Lanka Freedom Party, once Rajapaksa's power base, now governs in coalition with the United National Party (UNP), led by Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
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Cuccinelli also defended changes to a long-standing agreement that governs how children cared for in government custody and how long they can be detained.
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The president of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) — the private organization that governs the Internet's domain name system — welcomed the agreement.
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Like the strategic framework that governs U.S.-Chinese consultations, our two countries need a formal structure led by its most senior officials that meets regularly.
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The bill's so-called short title — the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act — was also found not to comply with the "Byrd rule" that governs reconciliation.
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The environmental part is easy enough to understand, and there are plenty of yes-no questions you can ask about how a company governs itself.
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In the most recent PCLOB report, the secret court that governs surveillance had reportedly submitted "revised FBI minimization procedures" in response to the watchdog's concerns.
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Trump governs in a similar way -- he lays out his principles whether in Oval Office meetings or in mass rallies, then lets others implement them.
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A struggle to be seen governs these pages — though, sadly, Hardy, for all of his good intentions, is often the one who fails to see.
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A political leader who thrives on chaos, relishes disorder and governs on the principle of narcissistic self-interest is virtually certain to find defeat intolerable.
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But the conventional wisdom that now governs book publishing—that things are, for the first time in a long time, not that bad—is wrong.
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The U.S. government currently has no policy framework that governs spending or policy in fragile states towards an end goal of reduced violence or instability.
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Although it jointly governs Ukraine in coalition with Yatseniuk's People's Front, Poroshenko's party tried to topple the government in a no-confidence vote in February.
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Juarez was shot dead on Thursday, and was competing for the center-left Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), which governs the long-troubled state.
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The environmental part is easy enough to understand, and there are plenty of yes-no questions you can ask about how a company governs itself.
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A Muslim-controlled entity governs the top of the Temple Mount, which is the holiest site in Judaism and the third-holiest site in Islam.
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One such regulation begging for substantial modification is the excessively complex Volcker rule, which governs the securities trading activities of banks and their holding companies.
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The proposed federal regulations would nullify the court case known as the Flores Settlement Agreement, which governs how undocumented children can be treated in custody.
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He serves a bloodthirsty monarch and governs a recently conquered borderland, which he tours in a never-ending circuit of visits to his auxiliary wives.
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The algorithm that governs how Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash "miners" create new digital coins for a reward has been monopolized by specialized (and expensive) hardware.
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One of Byrd's many legislative accomplishments over a half-century in the Senate was the eponymous "Byrd rule," which governs the process of budget reconciliation.
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That latter continues to be hit by negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which governs Mexico's trade with the United States.
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That statute that governs these campaign finance law requires a threshold of at least $2,000 for a misdemeanor and more than $25,000 for a felony.
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However, the British University American Football League (BUAFL) was looking to become associated with British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS), which governs most sport at universities.
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" Stone argues that being pro-choice is actually "the more consistent conservative position," citing the commonly misattributed quote, "The best government is that which governs least.
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Gibraltar's "differentiated membership" with the EU means the territory is not a member of the customs union that governs the trading of goods between member states.
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"The devil is in the details - withdraw how far (from Hodeidah), the sequence, who governs and delivers services," said one diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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In Estonia, the Estonian Human Genes Research Act governs the activities of the biobanking project and gives citizens privacy rights and full control over their data.
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If there's one thing you should take away from the paper, it's that science governs the rules of how planets evolve, based on their initial conditions.
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The ESRB, established in 1994, governs game ratings in the U.S. and it, too, formed as a response to public concerns over violence and sexual content.
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The brain circuit that governs expectations is in the frontal cortex, far away from the more primitive brain regions that control things like nausea and pain.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which also governs Assam, says there are hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants in Assam from Bangladesh.
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The 10th Circuit judicial council found that the federal law that governs judicial misconduct cases only applies to conduct by judges once they take the bench.
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Courts and federal agencies will look at how Title VII is interpreted when they are interpreting Title IX, which governs sex discrimination in education, for example.
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In 2013 the CSU, a regional party that governs Bavaria, made fixing "this unfair situation" a condition for joining the coalition of the chancellor, Angela Merkel.
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" A coalition of groups, including Sprint, praised Wheeler saying the "forward-looking rules will ensure that competition governs the health and sustainability of this critical input.
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Furman said Ross' decision to add the question violated the Administrative Procedure Act, a federal law that governs the way agencies can propose and establish regulations.
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Cousins finished fifth in Cian Fahey's interceptable passes rankings, so he was also getting help from defenses and whatever force in the universe governs football luck.
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Some, like Winfried Kretschmann, the moderate Green prime minister of Baden-Württemberg who governs with the CDU, are even happy to be seen in a Mercedes.
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The multiracial, centrist Democratic Alliance would indeed be better than the ANC, and is gaining in popularity: it now governs the country's three most important cities.
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The president seems to think that he governs best from his gut, and that bad advice has forced him into unpopular concessions to the Washington establishment.
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PAS governs the poor, rural state of Kelantan and wants to impose more traditional Islamic punishments, such as caning for premarital sex, sodomy and consuming alcohol.
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The algorithm that governs it remains a black box, and it's impossible for users to know precisely why a certain prediction or result may be generated.
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The new class of emoji are determined each year by the Unicode Consortium, the technical organization that governs the evolution of emojis and handles new proposals.
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It is the transfer of risk from the federal government to the private sector which governs the rate of return investors require given the asset class.
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As you may already know, Venus rules our love lives, governs how we flirt, and, in turn, should be the planet that informs our crushing style.
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OF ALL the unflattering words used to describe the state of the country he governs, "disaster" is the one Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, dislikes the most.
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"If he governs in any way consistent with the language he used as a candidate, I would be very, very concerned," Hayden said at Wednesday's event.
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The Stafford Act, which governs federal response to major disasters, says the government must provide help to Puerto Rico like it would to any other state.
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Obama also noted that Kim governs a bit differently than his father who preceded him, but is still a threat due to his hunger for power.
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He governs with lenses constantly flashing and claims that he's just the public face in front of real policymakers as his administration faces dangerous global threats.
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Additionally, the Ethereum Foundation, which governs Ethereum's progress, holds less than 1% of ether tokens, meaning it doesn't have a large direct influence on the price.
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First, it governs relationships between the higher and lower orders of society, whose mutual fear of each other helps maintain the inequalities from which it arises.
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As Politico implies, Trump governs with a kind of creative anarchy: He apparently likes to taunt people, play them off each other and keep them guessing.
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This means it can move decisively, unrestrained by the need for compromise and consultation — or for that matter, for the rule of law — that governs democracies.
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On Friday, the I.A.A.F., which governs track and field, will announce whether Russia and its athletes can participate in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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His treatment of the UK seems to vary significantly based on whether May governs as more *ideologically* right or *ideologically* neutral, particularly on Brexit and immigration.
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Part of the peripheral nervous system, which governs the flight or fight response, endorphins are released during pain and excitement but also during sex and love.
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"This court has already struck the equitable balance that governs this appeal, and the President's claim to unlimited power over immigration remains without merit," Katyal argued.
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He also said that a new commitment to negotiations may be needed for the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START), which governs reduction of strategic offensive weapons.
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Virgo Monday's full moon in Aries illuminates a very mysterious and intimate sector of your chart, Virgo, which governs sex, death, and taxes (aka "shared resources").
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If Trump governs in a way that respects the center of opinion in the country — a center Democrats appear to hold — Democrats should work with him.
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And that governs the dialogue that then takes place between prosecutors and agents on the one hand, and the defendant or prospective defendant on the other.
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" A spokesman for the Office of Court Administration (OCA), which governs the city courts, said simply, "We are not involved in how the agents effect arrests.
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Opposition leaders suspected that even if they swept the statehouses, Mr. Maduro's constituent assembly, which now governs the country, would ensure that their governorships were neutered.
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The Department of Health and Human Services also changed guidelines for HIPAA, a law that governs how medical professionals ensure that patient information is kept confidential.
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The act governs federal aid to students and colleges, and the bill would let the government withhold that aid from colleges that violate the new provisions.
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Over the past four years, Scott Stringer, who oversees five New York City public pension funds, has pushed corporate America to overhaul how it governs itself.
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The pons is responsible for basic biological functions, like breathing and sensory perception; by contrast, the cortex, a higher brain region, governs conscious thought and actions.
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A short time later, South Korean officials said they were taking steps to remove Japan from their own white list that governs trade in "strategic" items.
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A spokesman for Mr. Najib called the arrest "politically motivated and the result of political vengeance" by Mr. Mahathir and the opposition that now governs Malaysia.
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But his main place of business is in New York, and the New York State penal code also governs the financing aspect of Mr. Cohen's actions.
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Everyday people should support lawmakers, activists and public-interest technologists in demanding transparency, equity and accountability in the use of artificial intelligence that governs our lives.
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The state, like many others, is caught in the bureaucratic knot that governs disaster relief funds administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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While Mr. Barghouti and most of the other strikers belong to Mr. Abbas's Fatah party, some belong to its rival, Hamas, which governs the Gaza Strip.
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The often devastating text revealed that Baylor was not complying with the demands of Title IX, the code of the civil rights law that governs education.
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According to Allen, the informal system of norms and rules that governs our political process has collapsed as the environment has become more fragmented and extreme.
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The Navy's deployment plan, the Optimized Fleet Response Plan, which governs the entire life cycle of a ship and its crew, is also in the crosshairs.
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TechCrunch has learned that $28 million-funded crypto startup Tagomi will be the newest member of the Libra Association that governs the Facebook-backed Libra stablecoin.
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It has set up a self-styled caliphate in the territories under its control, which it governs with a harsh and violent interpretation of Islamic law.
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The law governs virtually all terms of oil and gas – from who allocates coveted exploration licences to where money goes once it lands in government coffers.
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So they created a project which was about knowing Title IX, the federal law that governs how campuses have to provide for equal treatment and justice.
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Since brain organoids are grown from induced pluripotent stem cells, they are at least somewhat covered under the existing ethical infrastructure that governs experiments using them.
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Under the Imperial Household Law, which governs the succession of emperors in Japan's monarchy, the world's oldest, women are not allowed to reign on the throne.
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Collins truly understands her characters in all of their ambivalence and complexity, and she shows how respectability politics governs many of their lives, with devastating effects.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, which generally governs bad behavior in the investment world, has aggressively gone after venture capital firms like Rothenberg Ventures for fraud.
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The group said it has a "significant interest" in making sure that union contract arbitration clauses — like the one that governs Brady's punishment — are properly applied.
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Bteish said it had ruled out a haircut on deposits or a change to the dollar peg that governs the exchange rate of the Lebanese pound.
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The law governs virtually all terms of oil and gas from who allocates coveted exploration licences to where money goes once it lands in government coffers.
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A central committee governs the chapters, with one member designated to be "in charge of war," similar to the president's secretary of defense, Mr. Gonzalez testified.
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Team B II argues that sharia is different from similar moral codes in other religions, like the Jewish law that governs the rules for keeping kosher.
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Their entry was followed by violent protests, many carried out by young men with the backing of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, which governs India.
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Title VII, which governs workplace discrimination, does not allow employers to treat people differently on the basis of certain protected characteristics, one of which is sex.
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The Sargasso team has not yet reached similar agreements with the International Maritime Organization or the International Seabed Authority, which governs mining of the sea floor.
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Professional sports are arranged in such a way that money governs the tides, and allegiances exist only in the vapors between steaming hot piles of cash.
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In the floor routine, there's a guiding physical principle that governs which tricks happen where: Because gymnasts get tired, they don't save the best for last.
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"The issue of sovereignty — of who governs you — is the most important question for any country," British journalist Douglas Murray told me in a recent interview.
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Concacaf, which governs soccer in North and Central America and the Caribbean, is seen by many as a wild card and the location of possible swing votes.
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He hopes the hurricane will spur the fiscal control board, which governs the territory's finances, to push forward a decade-old proposal to privatise the power industry.
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Illinois has enacted laws governing TNCs but Chicago — the third-largest market in the U.S. — governs transportation locally and remains a "problem" city for Uber and Lyft.
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Today the association governs 58,13 student-athletes at over 520 member institutions, and an increasing number of those athletes are aiming for, and even making, Olympic rosters.
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Although they are the third party in the "grand coalition" that now governs Germany, they will revert to being the CDU/CSU's arch-rivals during the campaign.
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Even without the scenario where the Night King eradicates everyone, the option where no King or Queen governs Westeros at the end remains the most likely scenario.
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Turkey occupied the northern third of the island in 1974; the Republic of Cyprus, which governs the south and also has gas to sell, rejects the project.
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The Indus Water Treaty dates from 1960 and governs how the fractious neighbors manage the vast volume of water, which is a vital resource for both countries.
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If Democrats are going to fix the policymaking process, they're going to need a framework, both philosophical and political, for fixing the political system that governs it.
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It is the NFL, not the White House and not the president who came out with a brand new policy that governs what its players will do.
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President Trump recently called for the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the much maligned deal that governs 30 percent of total U.S. trade.
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The current backlash against the police (and policing in general) that has swept the United States is centered on how police navigate the ruleset that governs them.
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Both Meditab and MedPharm claim to be compliant with HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which governs how healthcare providers properly manage patient data security.
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The animating idea behind many of these staff stories is how the people Trump brings in will affect how he acts and governs on a daily basis.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio, head of the 5-Star Movement which governs with Salvini's League party, called Macron's words "offensive and out of place".
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BELGRADE, Serbia — An official vote tally confirmed on Monday that the pro-European Union party that governs Serbia won a landslide victory in the country's general election.
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In 2008, the federal law that governs the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) changed to allow collection of DNA from federal arrestees and also from immigrant detainees.
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They said that the President's decision was "arbitrary and capricious" in violation of the Administrative Procedures Act, a federal law that governs how agencies can establish regulations.
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Protests erupted across the state after a video of the public flogging went viral, becoming an embarrassment for Mr. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party, which governs the state.
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But the broader surveillance law, which governs U.S. spying on foreigners, has become politically entangled with the controversy over the federal investigation into Trump's campaign and Russia.
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Jiang said China should be more confident in discussing its political thought and the way it governs, and should also "not avoid talking about hot-button issues".
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"It is not enough to say that a private right of action must reach abroad because the underlying law governs conduct in foreign countries," Justice Alito wrote.
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The British Boxing Board of Control (BBBC), which governs the country's professional fight scene, said the change was dangerous, disrespectful and "against the spirit of the Olympics".
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Congress, the party of India's first prime minister after independence from the U.K., has struggled against Modi's popularity and now only governs three of India's 29 states.
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"We're a blue state, we're a proudly Democratic state, but we have a governor in there who governs like a Republican," Nixon told Stephen Colbert last month.
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Over two years into his presidency, he has proven that he governs in the model of the 21st-century populists who have taken office across the world.
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In May, Mr. Redstone moved to replace Mr. Dauman and another longtime confidant of Mr. Redstone's, George Abrams, as directors of the trust that governs National Amusements.
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Second: When the F.I.G.C., which governs Italian soccer, sought a replacement for Antonio Conte last summer, it settled upon Ventura, the experienced but unremarkable coach of Torino.
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But the Chinese legislature's decision does not automatically apply to Hong Kong, which has some legal autonomy under the Basic Law that governs its relations with Beijing.
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His character — referred to as Tigrero aloud and Loco in the subtitles — is a whispering sociopath and a symbol of the Darwinian brutality that governs Snow Hill.
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So what would happen to the president who governs by tweet if he finally did or said something that forced Twitter to throw him off the platform?
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That requires a reassessment of the conventional wisdom according to which the party in power governs while the party in opposition checks it through tools like investigation.
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Moreover, Israel and international donors, loath to do business with Hamas, have insisted that the more moderate Palestinian Authority, which governs the West Bank, oversee any projects.
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The official, Salih Muslim, is the foreign affairs spokesman for the political coalition that governs the Kurdish regions of northern Syria, the Movement for a Democratic Society.
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Ms. Smith, 28, said that U.S.A. Swimming, the organization that governs the sport in the United States, was alerted to the relationship in 2010 but did nothing.
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Merkel's coalition with the SPD would maintain its large majority in parliament even without the CSU, which governs in Bavaria, the main entry point for arriving migrants.
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May: deep divisions within the Conservative Party, which governs Parliament with a tenuous majority, as well as fierce opposition from other parties to a no-deal Brexit.
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But the World Athletics organization, which governs most international track and field events, will not be imposing a blanket ban on the Vaporfly shoes, The Guardian reported.
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The general, a former prime minister, was known to have been very close to King Bhumibol and is a supporter of the military junta that governs Thailand.
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The CPB governs presidential and vice-presidential televised debates down to their most minute details, effectively reserving access to dozens of millions of voters to their candidates.
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Today, his house is one of eleven to be formally recognized by France's Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture — the body which governs high fashion in France.
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The HDMI connection governs what console gamers see on their displays, and although a lot of 4K televisions support HDMI 2.0s, HDMI 43 ports aren't yet standard.
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They were finalized in the last months of President Barack Obama's administration and enshrined in the Foreign Affairs Manual, a body of rules that governs U.S. diplomats.
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While the body that governs USB protocol, the USB Implementers Forum, sets a Power Delivery standard, manufacturers have come up with their own unique implementations as well.
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Waldez Góes, who governs Brazil's Amapá state, told Reuters on Monday that a partnership would be announced this week at the United Nations climate conference in Madrid.
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The FTC order is still pending approval but per our earlier post, we've agreed to a more comprehensive privacy framework that governs how we build our products.
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The organization, which governs amateur boxing worldwide, has spent more than $1 million on legal fees in the past year, its second largest expense after staff salaries.
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He also wants the Senate to pass one resolution that governs both process and specific witnesses, instead of two separate resolutions as occurred during the Clinton trial.
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Redur Xelil, a spokesman for the YPG militia that governs the strategically important town, told Reuters that the Kurdish forces were able to "crush" the IS attackers.
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"The issue of sovereignty of who governs you, is the most important question for any country," British journalist Douglas Murray told me in an interview last week.
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"Austria will not join the U.N. migration pact," said Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, a conservative and immigration hard-liner who governs in coalition with the far-right Freedom Party.
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Sometimes referred to as the Postal Illuminati, the UPU is now a United Nations organization that governs the fees paid by national postal services for mail delivered internationally.
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In war, nothing is inevitable; no one person is solely responsible for what happens; and chance (or Providence, depending on your philosophical commitments) governs both victory and defeat.
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If there is something that sets Bullock apart from other potential white-guy presidential candidates whose politics strike progressives as too moderate, it's probably the state he governs.
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Zug, a tax oasis within Switzerland, has attracted thousands of businesses, and some of the most important blockchain projects, including Ethereum Foundation, which governs the development of Ethereum.
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No federal law governs the sale of cadavers or body parts for use in research or education, and few state laws — including those in Colorado — provide any oversight.
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But beneath that, its virality shows huge numbers of well-meaning people grappling with the vastly unequal relationship that governs the dominant information distribution systems of our age.
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Blockchain technology is already being implemented by companies and governments around the world, and will be crucial to the "Internet of things" that governs our interconnected electronic devices.
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"We must embrace change to provide the best possible experience for college athletes," said Michael Drake, chair of the board for the NCAA, which governs major college athletics.
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Sport climbing probably has it best of the three, since the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) gained official recognition and governs the sport at the Olympic level.
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"Violence is killing the future of our country," opposition leader Henrique Capriles said during a visit on Wednesday to rescue services in the Miranda state, which he governs.
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And FIFA, the organization that governs world soccer, votes for a new head to replace Sepp Blatter and try to lead it out of a vast corruption scandal.
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Furman said that Ross' decision to add the question violated the Administrative Procedure Act, a federal law that governs the way that agencies can propose and establish regulations.
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A new bankruptcy code entered into force in May 2016, and after almost two years of preparation, governs the final rulings on its first big cases this month.
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Not only does Mercury rule how we communicate, it also governs what sort of information we tend to seek out and, in turn, how we process that info.
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"I appeal to all Poles who decide who governs in Poland to oppose what the current power is doing and this is why I protest," the leaflet read.
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" But the Immigration and Nationality Act, which governs asylum law, is vague on how a country is determined "safe"; it says "pursuant to a bilateral or multilateral agreement.
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With the US Supreme Court, the founding fathers created an über-powerful judicial body to enforce a constitution that now governs 325 million residents of the United States.
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But the underlying technology, the association that governs it, the wallets you'll use and the way payments work all have a huge amount of fascinating detail to them.
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On Friday, Khan warned McConnell and Ryan that if Trump governs in the manner that he has campaigned, the country will be plunged into an unprecedented constitutional crisis.
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They emerge from a GOP that governs as though America is a one-party Republican state that involves nothing more than moderate Republicans negotiating with far right Republicans.
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So as part of the divestment deal, Freeport wants a clear fiscal regime that governs taxes and royalties during the term of its contract to work the mine.
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Mainly, the US has to ensure these missions comply with the Outer Space Treaty — an international agreement between 104 countries that governs how nations conduct missions in space.
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The Pokémon Company says this API violates the Pokémon terms of use, which governs the use of the Pokémon Trainer Club account system for logging into the game.
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Over the decades, there have been growing efforts to use Article V of the Constitution, which governs how to amend the document, to hold a new constitutional convention.
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While the Agriculture Department governs parts of the industry, hardwoods are listed as an industrial product by the World Trade Organization and oversight is through the Commerce Department.
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A key GOP lawmaker is calling on his colleagues in the House and Senate to change the law that governs how Congress deals with sexual harassment claims. Rep.
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The latest salvo in the Trump administration's trade war comes as the United States, Canada and Mexico have been renegotiating NAFTA, which governs trade between the three countries.
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Israel defended its actions, saying it had acted in self-defense and blamed the bloodshed on Hamas, the Islamist militant and political group that governs the Gaza Strip.
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He governs as the president of the Trump base, to the exclusion of all other Americans who he repeatedly and aggressively ignores, insults, berates or treats as enemies.
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Abbas's Palestinian Authority, which governs in the West Bank, and Hamas, which runs Gaza, blamed each other for the vote not being held in the small coastal enclave.
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The White House pushed back on the Democrats' characterization of the meeting, but the fact is still that Trump has fundamentally shifted the contours of how he governs.
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The United States, Mexico and Canada signed the USMCA last November, to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement that governs more than $1.2 trillion of mutual trade.
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It put human beings on the moon, it helps us understand the glue between molecules in our universe, it governs the order of words on this very page.
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The saturation, fragmentation and herd-like activity is symptomatic of the uncertainty that governs market forces in security, which I think leads to irrational buying and selling behavior.
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This drama stems from a decision by the Antitrust Division to make no change to a consent decree that only governs the licensing practices of ASCAP and BMI.
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Thus, he now governs with constant reminders to citizens of his perception the press is promoting selfish and partisan interests rather than the information needs of a democracy.
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Underscoring the complex bureaucracy that governs school lunches, meals distributed during unexpected closures also typically have to be eaten in "congregate feeding" sites intended to encourage community bonding.
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"The challenge for whoever governs next was the major challenge of governments in recent years," said Rodolfo Olimpo, president of the State Board of Migration in Baja California.
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" As for the Social Democrats, he said, "We have become the party that governs with the conservatives, the party that makes things get worse a little more slowly.
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While an arms race governs major college sports for a select group of top programs, a healthy ecosystem exists with opportunities for mid-major and nonscholarship intercollegiate competition.
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The acquittals on Thursday would be truly meaningful as a sign of progress if they were the start of a real change to how Egypt governs civil society.
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Under the rules of the Football Association, which governs the game in England, both acts would represent an illegal approach to a player under contract to another club.
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He governs by transaction, not inspiration, as a dispenser of favors and destroyer of insurgents' dreams, the purest master of the machine since Lyndon Johnson in his prime.
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The system, similar to the one in Great Britain, can result in a majority government, where the party that wins more than 50% of the ridings governs alone.
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She's a capable guide to the unsettling feeling that governs modern life, a feeling that is very much tied to the billions of animals we eat every year.
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Mr. Kurz, who governs in a coalition with the far-right Freedom Party, campaigned last year on a plan to crack down on illegal immigration and radical Islam.
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It should come as no surprise, then, that Mr. Trump governs the way he delivers a punch line: consolidating support among the hard core while alienating everybody else.
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The 30,000-strong Hong Kong Police Force has become a symbol of what many protesters regard as the unchecked power with which Beijing governs the semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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More concretely, he has reshaped the College of Cardinals, making it less white, less Italian and less representative of the Roman curia, the bureaucracy that governs the church.
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Austria's Freedom Party, which governs together with conservatives, praises just such an EU, as does Poland's governing Law and Justice Party and the Czech Republic's president, Milos Zeman.
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The mini-constitution that governs Hong Kong, the Basic Law, stipulates that troops can be called out to help with disaster relief if requested by the local government.
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The Communist Party governs with undisputed power in China based on a promise of a better life, so a slowdown could present a direct challenge to its rule.
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NCAA, which governs college athletics, instituted a policy in 2005 prohibiting schools from displaying "hostile and abusive racial/ethnic/national origin mascots, nicknames or imagery" at NCAA championships.
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The Arizona Republican said the move presumed that the Senate would confirm Carson and violated the Vacancies Act, which governs how to temporarily fill posts that require confirmation.
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"If that vote were defeated on Friday, you'd be through the part where the organizing resolution governs what happens, and then it's pretty much open motions," Thune said.
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In this ever-mushrooming economy that is replacing the old one, in which knowledge is power, and data governs all, working people are told they are merely superfluous.
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Phra Phrom Dilok, 72, a member of the Sangha Supreme Council, which governs Buddhist monks in Thailand, was also arrested over alleged embezzlement of temple funds, police said.
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Rappler denies foreign ownership, and says the Philippine Depositary Receipt (PDR), a financial instrument that governs the Omidyar investment, doesn't give the Network any control over the company.
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Two of the six slogans for 2017 chosen by the faith were "Only one king governs a people" and "no hat can be more famous than a crown".
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He was certain to clash with a president who governs by whim and tweet, who trusts his "gut" more than he does his closest advisers and strongest supporters.
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The ECB and the European Commission that governs the bloc are under pressure not to allow Italy to sidestep the rules, which critics say would undermine their credibility.
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He had a gaping space the size of an orange in the area of his left frontal lobe: the region that, it is generally agreed, governs impulse control.
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There is also an ongoing debate over whether an actual impeachment investigation is a "judicial proceeding" under Rule 6(e), which governs the secrecy of grand jury material.
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Kerala's state entities embraced the verdict, with the Communist Party of India, which governs Kerala, offering support to the few dozen women who tried to reach the temple.
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Unfortunately the department policy that governs how the cameras will be used is so flawed that the pilot program may do little to protect New Yorkers' civil rights.
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Mr López's main rival within the opposition is Henrique Capriles, a moderate who lost to Mr Maduro in a presidential election in 2013 and governs the state of Miranda.
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In the past 20 years the United States has created what I have called the National Surveillance State, which governs our lives through the collection and analysis of information.
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A judicial doctrine known as Chevron deference, named after a 1984 Supreme Court case on the matter, governs how strictly a court should review an agency's interpretation of law.
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For contracts, it is primarily the "common law" which governs contracts, that is, law derived from judicial decisions and not government-enacted statutes (historical background courtesy of UC Berkeley).
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The proposal—which the agency won't finalize until April, after reviewing months of public comments—is the latest clarification to a Reagan-era regulatory quilt that governs genetic alterations.
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Ride-sharing was already legal throughout the rest of Pennsylvania, but rules of the Philadelphia Parking Authority — which governs taxis and limousines — held up similar agreements in the city.
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The physics that governs the most basic aspects of our universe relies on math that seems to work really well, but one concept, quantum entanglement, can seem downright upsetting.
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The country has long had a national privacy law, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), that governs how companies store, collect, and use a person's data.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations, which governs track and field, also revealed plans to re-test Russian samples, including those from the 2013 world championships held in Moscow.
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Companies forming cartels are difficult to challenge at the World Trade Organization, which does not have rules about anti-competitive behavior and only governs trade relations between member countries.
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In addition to its new work with the DoD, Microsoft is expanding its support for FedRAMP, the standard that governs which cloud services federal agencies are able to use.
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But if, for example, the parties agreed in their contract to settle disputes under New York law, then that might affect which law governs the "arbitrability" of the case.
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"Ivanka Trump is obviously a liberal, whereas her father governs as a conservative," said Stephanie Kerr, 229, a Republican, in a follow-up interview with Refinery222 after the poll.
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An instinctive centrist, Merkel has often seemed most comfortable working with parties well to her left, including the Social Democrats (SPD), with whom she currently governs, or the Greens.
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Catherine McGuinness of the City of London Corporation, the municipal body that governs the Square Mile, says that more business is moving away than is visible in banks' announcements.
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Judge Dolly Gee of the Central District of California formally refused the administration's request to modify the Flores court settlement, which governs the treatment of children in immigration custody.
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This "Noah's Ark" rule sometimes governs the sponsorship of bills, says Jennifer Victor, a scholar of caucuses at George Mason University—but never before, to her knowledge, caucus construction.
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