Blood absorbs green light, so when blood flows faster it absorbs more green light.
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"Green Light" had a green light, "Big Fish" had a (big) fish, and so on.
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It's not a sure bet that Chen will give the green light to the settlement It's not a sure bet that Chen will give the green light to the settlement.
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"If there is a green light, there should be a green light for everybody," Qin said of the wider auto industry, expressing his hope that the market could open further.
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A flashing green light marks each participating location, and the point of the popular initiative, known as Project Green Light, has been for the cameras to be noticed and help deter crime.
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A green light means there is nothing to worry about.
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Speaker Ryan is giving a green light to congressional corruption.
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Will post more once I've been given the green light.
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Trump gave Ryan the green light to pull the bill.
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At the end of 2016, Johnson got the green light.
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And now this agency gives them the legal green light
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Then in March Congress gave the CDC the green light.
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After we ask a question, you'll get a green light.
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The judge gave the green light Friday for Sunday's visit.
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U.S. and Canadian regulators have already given the green light.
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All they need now is a green light from Nickelodeon.
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But this week Audi is all about green light information.
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The government has already given Hochtief's bid the green light.
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The decision gives them the green light to get started.
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Federal courts have given the green light to their subpoenas.
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Look, a giant thing is shooting swirls of green light!
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In the Gchat bar, Dima's little green light was on.
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"Someone would say, hey, it's a green light," he said.
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Sure enough, I approached WIRED and got a green light.
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Cillizza: Was the "Green Light Law" controversial when it passed?
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"They're giving more of a green light," Mr. Dimon said.
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"You go where the green light is," Ms. Rohrbach said.
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Nor was it unusual to wait for her green light.
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But his bosses gave him the green light to talk.
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Japanese brokerage Nomura Holdings got its green light last month.
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But when this particular mission was given the green light.
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The green light from its sole shareholder: the Saudi government.
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The challenge is as old as the stoplight itself: How to time your pace through town so you hit green light after green light, nixing any time spent twiddling your thumbs at red lights.
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A green light with short vibrations means a Pokémon is nearby.
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But we're still waiting for that green light from the studio.
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If we get back above, I'd say that's the green light.
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After media outcry, the ads were ultimately given the green light.
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The new bathroom features a green light bulb outside each stall.
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And that means "Fuct" will likely be given the green light.
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That gave DC and Maryland the green light to issue subpoenas.
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Australian and South African authorities have already given the green light.
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They were able to green-light movies, to cast the actors.
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Initially, we were given the green light to advertise with them.
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If you give him that green light, he'll finish them off.
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There's something about that green light that just takes you somewhere.
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The green light is used for calls on your Amazon Echo.
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But, despite an apparent green light from administrators, CBS stole in.
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But Paul Ryan is all green-light thinking on tax reform.
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I was in tears when we finally got the green light.
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The oil warmers come in green, light blue, turquoise, and white.
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And the White House seemingly gave Saudi Arabia a green light.
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"We took that as a tremendous green light," Mr. Sousa said.
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This signaled to our enemies a green light to challenge peace.
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When the call stops ringing, the green light will stop flashing.
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This time he got a "green light," U.S. officials tell me.
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For more on Wheeler's green light for the merger, click here.
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Those red lines became a green light to murder innocent civilians.
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I had to focus on the green light for 298 seconds.
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The tiger salamander in particular throws off gobs of green light.
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Yes, under green light, the red parts are indeed mostly black.
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But this week, in a bunker is not a green light.
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He is founder of the strategic communications firm Green Light Strategies.
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A green light blinked in the street below the only window.
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Of course, any plans would need a green light from Congress.
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The Barsons had a green light and barreled into Venus' SUV.
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The professor, a mother of three, gave her the green light.
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But senators, given the green light by their leaders, pressed ahead.
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To detect heartbeat, trackers beam a green light at a user's wrist.
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Low U.S. unemployment at 5 percent may be a classic green light.
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That was, until Disney gave him the green light to kill everyone.
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Still waiting for Hollywood to green light Another Round 2: Beluga Boogaloo.
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"That green light there is your character," one of them told me.
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The process becomes official when European finance ministers give their green light.
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We are simply waiting on Spotify to give us the green light.
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"Wait for the green light and let go," the Cadillac engineer instructed.
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We'll find out tomorrow if a judge gives it the green light.
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"The board gave its green light to the sale," the banker said.
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Mrs May ignored its more hawkish members and gave the green light.
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And Ivana, apparently, is the woman who gives him the green light.
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We're here waiting for the green light and ohhhhh ..... #mariokart #supermariobros pic.twitter.
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The show just got the green light for a pilot on ABC.
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The cab did have a green light, so close call for sure!
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But, for now, AT&T and Time Warner have the green light.
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There is a time when you will finally green light an investment.
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Holder case essentially gave them the green light to keep doing so.
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So don't sit there staring at the green light for too long...
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Professional boxers were given the green light to compete at the Aug.
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SI for $1 billion, after getting a green light from its shareholders.
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The first single "Green Light" was released in March to critical acclaim.
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That green light is a sign that Curtis Boswell's experiments are working.
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That Stahr would never have given this mundane production a green light.
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Put simply, it's easier to see green light than red, she explained.
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Zykadia also has the green light for second-line treatment in Europe.
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In "Green Light," the editor mimics the slow build of Lorde's track.
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Marijuana, though a more politically complex question, got a resounding green light.
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Before this, an employer had to green-light all of my ideas.
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Both companies realized that they wouldn't get the green light from regulators.
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If given the green light, the project will break ground in 2020.
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United States, has been given a green light to pursue just that.
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A perception of a weakened, chaotic America will green light further attacks.
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There are signs Italy will get the green light to expand spending.
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If it receives the green light, production could start early next month.
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We were waiting for the green light of a negative test result.
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So Thursday's green light, just 36 days after filing, is highly unusual.
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The ride was a quick one, because they made every green light.
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Most recently, Putin gave Ankara a green light for Operation Olive Branch.
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He gave me the green light, and I hit a good pitch.
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The deal needs to get a green light from regulators, Rosneft added.
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At one point, the Taliban had given the project a green light.
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Provided the cabinet gives the green light to the deal on Oct.
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Last Wednesday, I hit every green light on the drive to Kroger.
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His small CRT television bathed the room in an eerie green light.
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He got the green light and arrived around 9:30 PM on Monday.
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Brazil's anti-trust agency has already given the green light for the partnership.
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" "However, Tusa didn't exactly give you the green light to start buying here.
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That's because the Fed has given investors the green light to keep buying.
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Famous American speakers still gave technical talks while bathed in neon green light.
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Esmerelda, as you can guess, is named for the green light it scatters.
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Very few drone companies have been given the green light under Part 135.
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Although the series hasn't officially gotten the green light, its future looks promising.
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The decision was appealed to Europe, where another committee gave the green light.
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Government censors may have come to regret giving the film the green light.
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He took all of five days to give his generals the green light.
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They are now waiting for the green light to take their project global.
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The first 20 seconds of speech are known as the green light period.
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Meanwhile, the delay in a green light for the payment platform drags on.
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So the villains can get a shot of green light on his face?
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There's no waiting for a green light; I'll approve things myself, thank you!
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The green light is really just the start, and we'll know more soon.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain gave the green light to merger talks between Bankia (BKIA.
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From their eyes shot angular beams of green light evocative of film projections.
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At one point, our driver screeches to a halt—at a green light.
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Mr. Cladoosby said he thinks that gives a green light to tribes everywhere.
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Lagos Fashion Week is bathed in the bright green light of Heineken beer.
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Trump administration has given the green light—implicitly and at times explicitly—to
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Market rate changes may not be subject to a green light from cabinet.
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GOP leaders on Wednesday declined to green-light an amendment submitted by Rep.
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And the NRSC has the green light to spend $85033,000 on Strange's behalf.
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F DeMarre Carroll (knee) received the green light from doctors to resume practicing.
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Nearby electrical transformers started exploding, streaking the night with blue and green light.
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BB, once it gets a green light from the Bulgarian anti-trust regulator.
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We were as close to a green light as you could possibly get.
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All member states have to give the green light for negotiations to begin.
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The two singles that are out, "Green Light" and "Liability," are charting… fine.
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President Donald Trump has not given the green light yet for the idea.
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The SEC has yet to give the green light to any bitcoin projects.
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That follows a green light from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission last week.
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SAN FRANCISCO — California regulators have given the green light to truly driverless cars.
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Few think she can achieve it without a green light from the Kremlin.
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That Hoover's FBI will get the green light to go after Nixon's enemies.
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He had me scan my passport, and it didn't show a green light.
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In other words, Ambassador Hill explained, Kissinger gave the Argentines the green light.
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Israel's right-wing leaders are reading signals from Washington as a green light.
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She's been given the green light for a complete overhaul of the menu.
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The Supreme Court gave a green light to stricter rules on green cards.
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This was widely seen as giving Erdogan a green light for his operation.
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They believe the green light was here, not somewhere across Long Island Sound.
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"He thought he had a green light," Mr. McFarlane said of Mr. Staley.
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This gave the business world a green light for an orgy of mergers.
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These Green Light Hubs already exist in the country to serve male employees.
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The deal had received a green light from US antitrust officials in August.
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The rovers received the green light from NASA in the middle of 2000.
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In an apparent misunderstanding, Mr. Muilenburg took the call as a green light.
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Last week a top Italian court gave the green light to building the pipeline.
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Wash your space in emerald-green light with these droplet-designed, pressed-glass votives.
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BUT, if he's prescribed medicinal marijuana ... he's got a green light to the ganja.
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But he's waiting for immigration officials to give him the green light to travel.
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On Thursday, Belgian judicial authorities gave the green light to extradite Salah to France.
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The green light doesn't mean that regulators will roll over for other deals however.
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"It's very important that society doesn't give the green light to suicide," he said.
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He awkwardly said, 'I like your glasses' and rode off at the green light.
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Disney wasn't the one to green light the four sequels to the 2009 hit.
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The new offer could start on Friday if the green light is received overnight.
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This program is designed to green light a handful of devices for corporate use.
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Ridgeway may be given the green light to play against the Broncos Thursday night.
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"Getting the green light, David," Ryan said, referring to the Times' interviewer David Marchese.
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Vattenfall was waiting for the Swedish government to give the green light, Hall said.
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It's because "to greenlight" was formed anew from a noun phrase, "a green light".
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We got the green light from Shimano to create our own home-made handlebars.
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The green light on the front turns red when clipping occurs, so that's helpful.
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Despite that green light, the administration decided to halt construction while reviewing the project.
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Padoan said on Monday he had not given her a green light to act.
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U.N. aid convoys are waiting for Syria's government to give them a green light.
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Other data on Thursday showed the job market was still flashing a green light.
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Then-US Attorney James Comey gave prosecutors the green light to pursue her case.
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A massive overhaul of the looks set to get the green light by Christmas.
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If they give the green light, these could start as early as next week.
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The cease-fire was a week old and fraying when the green light came.
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The jump masters pushed out as many as they could during the green light.
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The groups see the ruling almost as a green light to further question government.
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Now, President Trump has given a long-awaited green light from the executive branch.
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The driver sat at the stop just long enough to miss the green light.
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B. gave it a green light ... however, he did lay down some ground rules.
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Once the artist receives a green light, they can do all the rest themselves.
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If the pilot is given a green light, it will be shot next year.
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The Senate is expected to give the green light for that on Friday morning.
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Predatory colleges are being given a green light to return to their abusive ways.
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But should Nurmagomedov defeat Ferguson, White appears likely to green-light the McGregor rematch.
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Some other firms are still in limbo, awaiting the green light to go public.
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In theory, Macs should show a green light when the camera is in use.
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He also got the green light from LaPierre to undertake a broad internal audit.
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Jerry Brown's Delta tunnels project got a crucial green light from two federal agencies.
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There's another safety mechanism: a big button that blinks with a bright green light.
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So has his foray into Syria, despite President Trump's apparent green light for it.
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"It's not a bright green light, but it's not flashing red either," he said.
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Regulators gave it the green light, but it has never been a big seller.
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The Greens say Alice has no legal right to give Kanye the green light.
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However, we've learned season 5 has officially gotten the green light from network honchos.
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"We have not been been given the green light," he said in the interview.
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This passage is the green light for murdering dissidents (again, with an exclamation point).
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They will also expand a pilot program known as the "green wave" that adjusts the timing of green light signals so that all traffic — including cyclists — going about 15 miles per hour can pass one green light after another in a corridor.
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Rigorous independent studies have yet to be conducted, but Dr. Marmur did a very small clinical trial on green light for the MMSphere in which subjects self-reported a 32 percent decrease in "brown spots" after a week of green light treatment.
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On Tuesday, the White House gave the green light for testing of Alphabet's Project Wing.
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The traffic light changed, and a sedan that struck Williams' SUV had a green light.
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Companies that get a green light will have a year to set up their operations.
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Schieber likened it to knowing to press the gas when you see a green light.
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If given the green light, SpaceX says it has the potential of employing 700 people.
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Once McInnes fixed the violations, YouTube gave him the green light for misogyny once more.
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El Confidencial reported that the ECB had already given the green light to the appointment.
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It still requires anti-trust approval and the green light from a Japanese security perspective.
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This essentially means that the shark is absorbing blue light and re-emitting green light.
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But, per the president, the commandos finally got what they needed for the green light.
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Defense contractors, fossil fuels, pipeline companies and railroads all got the green light from Cramer.
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According to the press release, Williams, traveling north, entered the intersection on a green light.
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Richard Nixon looked into the idea, and his own lawyers gave him the green light.
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Meanwhile, medical marijuana has been given the green light in half of all U.S. states.
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Nevertheless, the terminal has a long ways to go before it gets a green light.
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At my next OB visit, we got the green light to return to "normal" sex.
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It would give the green light for other central banks to do the same thing.
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It looks a lot like the old one, except, you know, with a green light.
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The EU said its green light had no relevance to the AGCOM review and ruling.
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Wouldn't you think that they give you a green light to start pushing America around?
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" "Putin will take this as a green light to interfere in 2018, and it is.
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The latter was also clearly intended to rein in federal appointments, not green-light them.
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Trading venues outside the EU would get a green light to carry on as before.
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Don't give studios an excuse not to green-light movies made by and about women.
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The fund received the green light from the European Commission's competition authority after lengthy negotiations.
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U.S. antitrust enforcers gave the green light for the deal in April without demanding concessions.
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Switching on the green light to signal "go" still appears to be a manual process.
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We knew from TV Guide that Lorde's "Green Light" would be featured in the episode.
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Lorde has given the "Green Light" to her first show in more than two years.
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Think of the schoolyard game of red light, green light — but applied to all physics.
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Although it hasn't officially received the green light, Bloys seemed optimistic about True Detective's future.
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A pretty face, sharply focussed, very dark-brown eyes, shone in the thing's green light.
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That has many hopeful that Trump's administration could provide a green light to corporate deals.
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"You've said before that you do not like my song 'Green Light,&apos" Legend said.
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Or the EEOC can give the players the green light to sue U.S. Soccer directly.
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Putin will take this as a green light to interfere in 85033, and it is.
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Pfizer's Ibrance was the first CDK 4/6 drug to win a European green light.
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Second, Turkey, who have a green light now to retake ground from the Syrian Kurds.
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"He's the only one on the team that has the ultra-green light," James said.
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Green light the laying of a cornerstone, and he would enthral supporters yet risk unrest.
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Slides already get a green light, but with some perforation, they're the ultimate in breathability.
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The green light formed several tentacles, which twisted and writhed together and looped in circles.
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Maple got the green light; he pushed out of the start and onto the Streif.
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"Green Light" begins with Lorde's vocals and one lone piano, her voice gravelly and low.
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Now a federal judge has given the green light, and Mr. Trump is loving it.
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Early on, a dashboard camera captures a green light as it burns across the horizon.
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Will Kathy Ireland be the one who finally convinces the NFL to green light CBD???
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The students persuaded him that their project was genuine and they got the green light.
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When a buzzer sounds, the red light goes out and the green light goes on.
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But after checking out the math himself, Alonso gave the investment firm the green light.
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The government published five lists last year, giving the green light to 2,193 car models.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Cade gave the green light for the takeover, conditioned on asset sales.
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But Access World gave the green light to several warehouse receipts before uncovering the fraud.
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This misguided approach signals a green light to sweep sexual assault further under the rug.
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Nonetheless, the U.S. president gave the green light to sanctions on the pipeline in December.
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NOTES: Raptors F DeMarre Carroll (knee) received the green light from doctors to resume practicing.
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U.S. regulatory authorities gave the green light to the deal last month without demanding concessions.
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Municipal authorities in Jerusalem have reportedly given a green light on 600 of 5,600 units.
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I tap the "on" button, and the headset glows with a bright blue-green light.
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We're already seeing hundreds of scripts before we even green light the ones that we make.
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According to NASA, the image was taken in visible (green) light by Cassini's narrow-angle camera.
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Such counts can signal a green light to the leadership to forge ahead with a bill.
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Insurers got the green light to charge older people five times what they charge young adults.
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When doctors gave the Belgian fighter the green light, however, the scrap went ahead as planned.
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If you get no responses from one boss, find someone else to green light your decision.
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Mixed jobs data in Australia were taken as a green light for an early rate cut.
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"Wow LOL I didn't realize it was at this level.." tweeted the "Green Light" in response.
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But the president still had to green-light a risky operation that could get Americans killed.
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And now this agency gives them the legal green light to go ahead and do so.
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That law, called the Green Light Law, also allows undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses.
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But it has taken nearly two weeks to get the government's green light on its composition.
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Apple said this morning that it got the agency's green light for its fourth-generation watch.
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Gucci Mane - "Down" Future - "Mask Off"Young Thug - "Wyclef Jean"Lorde - "Green Light"The Chainsmokers ft.
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Tall Girl, which is set to John Legend's "Green Light" is the Catcher in the Rye.
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Japan earlier this month gave the green light to the exports of photoresists to Samsung Electronics.
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A 2017 ruling to end term limits gave him the green light to contest Sunday's election.
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According to Palm Beach Gardens police, Williams, traveling north, entered the intersection on a green light.
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The plan received the green light from the European Central Bank last week, sources told Reuters.
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However, the "Green Light" singer had some strong words for the internet's interpretation of her comments.
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And in this version, the green light Gatsby is entranced by becomes Fortnite's ever-encroaching storm.
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Regardless of whether you buy into the facts or the legend, Beatty got his green light.
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Musk said that could change if regulators give the green light to full self-driving technology.
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The flashing green light is from LEDs installed in the flow duct to aid with exposure.
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With a green light from air traffic controllers, O'Mara released the brake and unleashed the aircraft.
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It's night, so I flip on my Pip-Boy's flashlight, which emits a soft green light.
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That could give states the green light to prohibit or restrict the carrying of concealed firearms.
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Those projects that are given the green light tend to come in late and over budget.
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The market watchdog's green light on the rights issue is expected on Friday, the paper said.
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If the FDA gives a green light, Jones won't hesitate to jump in, CEO Cue said.
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Well, just for comparison's sake, let's take the stop light, green light, yellow light, red light.
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The ruling seems to be a green light to a lot of things, by the way.
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It's not the outright disapproval many have recommended, but it's better than an unconditional green light.
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This went on and on like a game of red light, green light, one-two-three.
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The molecule absorbs blue and red light well while reflecting the green light that we see.
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That gave the green light to carry trades... and emerging markets and commodities have performed strongly.
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From a field of 90 submissions, his was one of seven that got the green light.
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Under Mnuchin, OneWest had a green light from HUD, to help seniors stay in their homes.
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Remember, TB12 was hit with a green light during the wild 4th quarter of the Jan.
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Thing is, he explained to Recode during an interview, it wasn't exactly a formal green light.
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After months of rumors, Netflix has officially given the green light for a The Punisher series.
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Investors have seen Yellen's dovish tone as a green light for riskier trades on Wall Street.
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It is possible that the big gathering will give a green light to similar actions elsewhere.
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Many ranchers and farmers have viewed this stance as a green light to burn more rainforest.
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After that screening they gave me the green light and put me on a waiting list.
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But at least Sierra Leone's traffic has a Green light, even if it's just the one.
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That contrasts with a green light for youngsters with aggressive leukaemia when other drugs have failed.
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"We are preparing to fly in as soon as we get the green light," he said.
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The Fed announcement Wednesday included some praise and a green light for the tax reform bill.
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What it all means: McConnell is ready to green light this -- he's made that very clear.
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It sounds like a night out, beginning with "Green Light," a petty, anthemic pre-drinking track.
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Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority gave the green light to the extension on Wednesday, the regulator said.
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The plants emit green light and soak up blue and red light, hence the magenta color.
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Its green light beams illuminate particles of marble dust and water molecules colliding in the environment.
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Despite the couple's obvious differences, the family gave Peter the green light to continue courting Madison.
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Some have said he is giving Russia a green light to tamper with the 2018 elections.
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The FCC took it as a green light to deregulate telephone companies' broadband services as well.
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The government operates on the basis that it has a green light from the White House.
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" However, he added, "if Congress can't look over every inch, we're not giving the green light.
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All venues except those in the EU get a green light to carry on as before.
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The court granted the application in the fall of 2016, giving the FBI the green light.
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It is difficult to imagine a project like LIGO getting a green light if proposed today.
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I think it's hard to ask a board to green-light movies that people aren't seeing.
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All this will serve as a green light for his designs to Sovietize this crumbling petrostate.
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After Mr. Trump's abrupt green light to Turkey, the military tried to carry out that aspiration.
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How soon will Peacock green light Bitch Hunter, or Kenneth Parcell's short-lived brainchild Gold Case?
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"That's kind of … a green light to go forward with those kinds of measures," he said.
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Aureliano Buendía faced the firing squad, or East Egg, where Gatsby gazed toward the green light.
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In a Steyer administration, then, would you seek a congressional green light before killing a terrorist?
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If they give the green light, it's good to go on with your life as planned.
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Mr. Aldaoud was one of the first to be deported once ICE had that green light.
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Mr. Webb and Mr. Williams believe in the green light at the end of the dock.
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On September 27th Bloomberg reported that Mr Trump had "given the green light" to the idea.
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One questioned whether Facebook was favoring conservatives with its green light to misinformation in political ads.
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They shop together, the kid picks out clothes and parents give the green light to buy.
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Spirit had given Belen Aldecosea a green light to bring the hamster on board, a Nov.
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I checked in with my old friend the A.C.L. guy, who gave me a green light.
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The Bank of Italy will have to give its green light to the transaction, it said.
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The green light from the Tribunal removes the final hurdle in a drawn-out antitrust investigation.
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When he did not do so, traders took that as a green light to buy euros.
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Parliament could vote again on whether to give Johnson a green light as soon as Monday.
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Other state regulators in New York and California have both given a tentative green light, however.
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We submitted four different theme sets before Will & the editing team gave us the green light.
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Nicole said she had the green light, but the other driver insisted she ran a red.
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There's also a number of gases that could emit blue-green light in a plasma state.
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The company has yet to receive the green light from any governments or regulators around the world.
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But his son got the green light on 3-0 and swung at a two-seam fastball.
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Moscow may be open for that: It gave a green-light for Ankara&aposs move into Syria.
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And in the U.K., scientists have been given the green-light to edit genes in embryos, too.
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All venues except those in the EU will get a green light to carry on as before.
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Additionally, a green light on the front of the gadget lets you know when it is on.
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Like getting the U.S. president to green light a one-on-one summit meeting, as an equal.
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James Lankford of Oklahoma is among Republicans who aren't ready to give Tillerson an automatic green light.
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Its members gave the green light for construction on April 9, 1973 — the day after Picasso's death.
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"If they would have given me the green light, I definitely would have played tonight," Kanter said.
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They promised to call the purported customers back when they got the "green light" to resume operations.
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And since you brought it up first this morning, will your admin green light the Tribune buyout?
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It was late November before the commercial production, with a $300,000 capitalization, got a new green light.
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I know you're looking down at us right now giving us the green light to move forward.
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Meanwhile, as you'd expect, business groups have welcomed another green light for data to keep being passed.
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The first-time mom added that she was given the green light to work out again soon.
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Magazine Luiza said on Thursday that Brazil's antitrust watchdog Cade has given its bid the green light.
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Even if a red object is illuminated by green light, it is still understood to be red.
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After getting the green light from my executive producer Joe Posner, I roped in Vox's engagement team.
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Who keeps giving you the green light to keep making this absurd shoe-on-the-bed content?
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And that, based on the decision to green light the vote Wednesday night, makes them comfortable enough.
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But when Laurey and Curly make eye contact, the theater is plunged into an eerie green light.
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"He's good and he's got the ultimate green light," Grizzlies interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff said of Rivers.
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Therefore, such cases should not influence the decision of regulators to green-light treatments for terminal illnesses.
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Once approved, university students get the green light to hack CERN systems in order to uncover vulnerabilities.
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Her center-left government gave Albemarle the green light to more than double its output through 214.
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He gave boxer Felix "Tito" Trinidad and the Puerto Rican Day Parade in NYC the green light.
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In 2019, I'll stop looking for that green light and instead, post my selfie and move on.
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It may no longer be a green light to consider Lorde a member of Taylor Swift's squad.
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The European Commission gave the green light without setting conditions, confirming a Reuters story earlier this week.
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Despite what she sings in "Green Light," it turns out Lorde can let go of some things.
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JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Japan's Nomura (NMR) are still waiting for the green light from Chinese regulators.
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The ruling, which gives a green light for prosecutors to put Fernandez on trial, may be appealed.
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She is among just a few of Duterte's appointees yet to get the green light from lawmakers.
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If he gets a green light at the meeting, Sloane said he hopes to begin work immediately.
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Officials from Pennsylvania's transportation agency said they interpreted that silence on driverless technology as a green light.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is giving SpaceX the green light to provide broadband access by satellite.
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It is not known when China's regulator will give the green light for the soybean meal options.
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The project was given the green light earlier this month but the review alarmed officials in China.
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Venus' rep claims she was only going 5 MPH and entered the intersection on a green light.
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GLOSA builds on this by advising drivers what speed they should drive to catch a green light.
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Nevertheless, the suits have been given a green light to proceed in both state and federal court.
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He cautioned that the IOC's stance on Russia was a green light to others engaged in doping.
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There was no word on when it might call on parliament to give it the green light.
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Now, the commission is apparently having second thoughts about its green light for the potentially risky funds.
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He sticks a trillion dollars' worth of stimulus, gives a green light for every polluter to go.
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Fitzpatrick learned about their experiences with sprint football, and then gave Oswald the green light last year.
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Strikingly, the film paints Marseille in the smeary red, yellow and green light of a traffic signal.
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I can't sleep if the TV has a red light or the AC has a green light.
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It also acted as a green light for managers raising money for funds to invest in these.
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A flashing green light on your Alexa speaker indicates an incoming call or a call in session.
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If you don't answer the call, the green light will eventually stop flashing after about 10 rings.
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However, Berlusconi gave Foa the green light last week after holding talks with League leader Matteo Salvini.
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Trump on Wednesday said he did not give Erdogan a "green light" to push into northeastern Syria.
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Only this May did he give the Academy a green light to award a winner for 2019.
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Paradoxically, Assad may have used chemical weapons because he perceived a green light from the Trump administration.
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Trump also gave the green light to a pesticide that I call Dow Chemical's Nerve Gas Pesticide.
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"We didn't want the Israelis to mistake it for a green light," one Obama-administration official says.
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We're not giving Turkey a green light in Congress and we're not going to abandon the Kurds.
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The New York Times reported Trump gave the green light for approvals in a meeting last week.
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On Syria, his green light for Turkey to attack American-aligned Kurdish forces has roiled Republicans, too.
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This will make sure you empty your breasts, giving your body the green light to make more.
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These individuals should be given the green light to engage when evil walks through the classroom door.
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The agreement will need to get the green light from the Delaware Bankruptcy Court to become final.
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More parties the week of the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner are getting the green light.
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However, the U.K. government has since given the green light to a takeover of Sky by Fox.
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That green light didn't come until February 26 — more than two weeks after the problem was reported.
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"Possibly," the 32-year-old said, when asked if he had got the green light from Williams.
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The green light that the scientists used traveled faster inside the tunnel than it did in the plates.
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Known internally as "Beyond 140," the product was fully built, and essentially awaiting the green light for launch.
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Inside, green light glows faintly from a collection of lenses, brackets, and cables that resemble an exploded telescope.
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Projects given the green light during the boom years have still been coming online, however, keeping supply buoyant.
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Britain's parliament gave Prime Minister Theresa May an initial green light to start Brexit talks earlier this week.
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If you're at a green light and an ambulance is approaching from the left, the car will yield.
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Let's hope that Amazon decides to another tale of complicated people doing very bad things the green light.
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He got a green light and the financing to make his biggest movie yet—without a major studio.
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In the UK, scientists have been given the green-light to edit genes in embryos for research, too.
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Not much has changed since December, leading many analysts to believe that lawmakers won't green light the deal.
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Press and Fitzpatrick are just waiting for the green light from a sheriff's office to identify her publicly.
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That green light cleared the way for each European country to decide on whether to fund the treatment.
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So if you want to have sex and you get the green light from your doctor, go ahead!
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Why didn't WB just green light a Hogwarts franchise that follows every character we've ever met through school?
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Parisa Fitz-Henley seems to be getting a green light on social media for her resemblance to Meghan.
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It's not difficult to see Cruise giving the green light to non-employee trips in the near future.
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And earlier this year — finally — YC gave them the green light to complete its three-month accelerator program.
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"The government may have just given the green light to say, 'Let this one go through,"' Reilly said.
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"The government may have just given the green light to say, 'Let this one go through,'" Reilly said.
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"The campaign won't give us the green light to tee off on him," said one supporter who asked.
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"The government may have just given the green light to say: 'Let this one go through,'" Reilly said.
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That followed the backing of both sets of shareholders on Wednesday and the regulatory green light in December.
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Egeland said Russia had given positive signals about the plan but had not given an official green light.
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Lorde does not need a green light of any kind to accuse Kanye West of stealing her ideas.
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These silkworms then produced a red, glowing silk activated by visible green light, like a regular LED light.
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The green light lets airlines schedule flights to the communist-ruled island for the first time in decades.
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"She really wanted to push," Hess says, so she gave the green light and delivered the healthy baby.
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In it, the researchers presented both depressed and non-depressed participants with a button and a green light.
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Given a green light on a 3-0 count, Peralta drove the ball 402 feet to straightaway center.
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The motorist had a green light and "was not traveling at an inordinate rate of speed," Demings said.
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Acting ICE director Mark Morgan says he has the "green light" to remove undocumented migrants despite the delay.
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Jawwal and Wataniya Mobile will be launching the service simultaneously having recently received a green light from Israel.
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Anyone else in North NYC get a power surge and see this green light coming from the Bronx?
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In the early days, it seemed Netflix was willing to green light any show for a second season.
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I'm hesitant to keep comparing her to the "Green Light" singer, but O'Connor isn't annoyed by the association.
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Williams had a green light when she first drove into the intersection, her attorney said, according to TMZ.
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If von der Leyen fails to get the green light from lawmakers, the EU will enter uncharted waters.
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But Greece also needs a green light from the IMF, which worries about Athens having too much debt.
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Preferably something simple like a flashing green light in the corner for fact, and yellow lights for opinions.
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Because of this, eggs get the green light according to the government's 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
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The WTO's Dispute Settlement Body effectively gave Beijing a green light to seek compensatory sanctions in mid-August.
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Earlier this year, UK regulators gave the green light to British scientists to conduct experiments on viable embryos.
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Now, he could go under the knife as early as Monday afternoon if doctors give the green light.
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Any publisher that wants to release a game in China needs to get the green light from authorities.
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Volvo's move is a green light to renewable energy, following the lead of Elon Musk's Tesla electric cars.
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As soon as she was given the green light to train again, she began teaching at the gym.
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Before the green light recommendation, the car would tell you how long you'd be at a red light.
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"Five Stars for Beezus" ended with "Green Light," and with Nick and Jess kissing in their building's elevator.
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If they couldn't get the FDA to green-light their approach, they might be set back for years.
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"Trump gave a green light to the Saudis to pursue their increasingly aggressive, sectarian foreign policy," he said.
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Italian consumer electronics retailer Unieuro said on Thursday the Bourse had given its green light to its IPO.
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UMich has given Sisley the official green light, sending out widespread calls for survey participants late last week.
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NASA just announced that eight concepts were given the green light to move to the next development phase.
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The FDA is now widely expected to green light an epilepsy drug called Epidiolex that contains natural CBD.
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A newspaper from the '70s reported multiple witnesses in the area seeing a UFO surrounded by green light.
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"I didn't want to look just in case he didn't give me the green light," Wright said, smiling.
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This also gives a green light to the "Sunni-belt" to undermine and disempower Iran and its proxies.
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If "Royals" is a textbook mixolydian composition through and through, "Green Light" is a little trickier to parse.
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" After chuckling at the memory, Mr. Brady added, "Paul Ryan is all green-light thinking on tax reform.
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Prince Mohammed gave the green light on Friday for the IPO to go ahead, Reuters reported, citing sources.
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Become proficient enough at 3-point shooting in practice, and Kerr will flash the green light in games.
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It had long been signalled that this month's summit would not give the green light to trade talks.
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The upper chamber passed an FAA bill in April that would green light agency programs through fiscal 2017.
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The House and the Senate have to pass resolutions to actually green light the State of the Union.
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Some Democrats interpreted his remarks as giving Congress the green light to begin an impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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The travel ban ruling is a green light for President Trump, telling him exactly how to do it.
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"A lot of guys will try to do too much with the green light, 3-0," Price said.
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But they first need a green light from the Brazilian government, which has a golden share in Embraer.
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However, Gatwick protesters say they would also launch a legal challenge if it is given the green light.
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Throughout the U.S., the green light advisory feature is available so far in 13 cities at 4,700 intersections.
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First, it will ramp up domestic spending and give the green light to a number of infrastructure projects.
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"I am hoping that Harvey will be the green light we need to get congressional funding," Henry said.
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The Palestinian government said Azaria's jail term had given Israeli soldiers a "green light" to kill with impunity.
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The egg lobby is being blamed for swaying the feds into giving egg consumption a big green light.
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With that green light, the company then asks a so-called business ethics committee to approve the sale.
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Fruchterman took the demo to the Calera board, fully expecting an immediate green light to go to market.
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And if consumers have no recourse, it gives banks a green light to steal from them with impunity.
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As expected, she performed the two singles that we've already heard from the record, "Green Light" and Liability.
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But it is in the process of getting the green light on the Apple Watch accessory, Gundotra claimed.
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All immigrants undergo security vetting and can face years-long waits before they are given a green light.
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When NBC's Holt asked if Facebook was giving politicians a "green light" to lie, Zuckerberg insisted it wasn't.
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Mr. Trump said on Twitter that he now had the green light to "go after Horseface" in court.
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The rest, even those under nominal government control, are waiting for the Taliban to give the green light.
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He even got the clerics to green-light "expressions of love" on Valentine's Day for the first time.
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So states would probably have a green light for now to unwind these provisions, if they wanted to.
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And progressives gave leadership the green light to allow appropriators to begin their work without a caps deal.
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The green light from the Justice Department makes it more difficult for Comcast to mount a competitive counteroffer.
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We can meet our security imperatives without giving a green light to dictators who abuse universal human rights.
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The planned action is in protest at the government's decision to green-light a third runway at Heathrow.
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Point being ... now that he has the green light to buy guns, he's going to take full advantage.
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The good news for today: All our city's public beaches have the green light for swimming and wading.
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Fortunately, Fire Supply Depot hawks packs of 50 green light sticks that glow up to 12 hours each.
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When Mad Dog received the green light last year, the price tag had been cut to $9 billion.
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The WTO's Dispute Settlement Body effectively gave Beijing a green light to seek compensatory sanctions in mid-August.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave the green light to Huawei to develop the UK&aposs 5G network.
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But that doesn't mean giving Trump's pick an automatic green light for a final up-or-down vote.
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The green light at the top of the wheel turns off, and I take control of the car.
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Last month, the Taliban said it was giving China the green light by agreeing to protect the project.
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The US Supreme Court's conservative majority gave it the green light later that month without explaining their reasoning.
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Federal officials said the change, effective immediately, came in response to New York's so-called Green Light Law.
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The science on green light isn't as solid, but in theory, it targets melanocytes, discouraging excess melanin production.
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The Labour Party government of Prime Minister Gordon Brown first gave the project a green light in 2009.
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That gave currency investors the green light to continue the current trading theme: buying the safe-haven yen.
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Earlier this year, the merger received a green light from the Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission.
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Raw Honey Another popular ingredient that has the green light from both Frieling and Fu is raw honey.
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The deal would have to get the green light from the Federal Reserve, and potentially other financial watchdogs.
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Despite the threats, other European countries look set to follow Johnson in giving the green light to Huawei.
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The deal would have to get the green light from the Federal Reserve, and potentially other financial watchdogs.
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My company is giving me the green light to hire internationally, but I've never gone through this process.
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No N.B.A. stakeholder is going to green-light the loss of revenue that would coincide with fewer games.
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The decision was broadly seen as an unspoken — but not explicit — green light to Israeli annexation of land.
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Alibaba got the green light from Hong Kong regulators for the secondary listing last week, CNBC previously reported.
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One voice, as yet unidentified, declared that they needed Pligin's "green light" before moving forward with the negotiations.
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In May, the company received a green light from the telecoms regulator IFT to proceed with the purchase.
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Parliament is expected to give a green light to the new government by the end of the week.
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Sikka's resignation comes a day ahead of a board meeting that could green light a major share buyback.
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The majority of pharmaceutical mergers get the green light with or without conditions in the EU's preliminary review.
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"They didn't want me because they didn't want so much publicity about the accident," she told Green Light.
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"I hope the green light from Speaker Pelosi will come before the end of October," Seade told Reuters.
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Andrew Cuomo has called the change announced in the letter retaliation for passage of the Green Light Law.
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In this case, [Are the right size] and [Was the right size] would both get the green light.
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The bride's father is the president of Green Light Projects, a special projects consulting firm based in Cincinnati.
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Now he's got the green light, but the question remains ... will it be a temporary trip or permanent?
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T-Mobile and Sprint are waiting for the DOJ to give a green light to this merger too.
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Russia gave Turkey the green light for the attack, while Tehran and Damascus are concerned by Turkey's growing footprint.
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Have you seen this video of ducks in Germany waiting for a green light before they cross the street?
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Under Trump, Netanyahu expected more of a green light to ramp up settlement building, but it hasn't been straightforward.
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His stance has been a social policy disaster, giving a green light to drug-fueled crime throughout the state.
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Only the conclusion of the second bailout review will allow Greece to get the green light for fresh money.
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If the proposal gets the green light, it would be the world's first residential building with a ski slope.
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The new licensing process should be simpler, easier and more likely to yield a green light from the agency.
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It would also give Putin a green light—so many experts believe—for potential further aggression against Russia's neighbors.
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Although the junta has given the green light to many infrastructure projects, only a little amount has been spent.
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However, the thing that's really going to make this work, is the little green light on the Smart Scoop.
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So, if a plate of the bacteria is struck by a beam of green light, the plate becomes green.
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ESMA also gave the green light to hedge funds from Canada, Guernsey, Japan, Cayman Islands, Jersey, Australia, and Switzerland.
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Huawei says they absorb both red and green light and thus help the sensor collect 40 percent more light.
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He would not give a time frame for when Russian projects may get a green light from the bank.
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The image is false color—a combination of near-infrared, red, and green light (ASTER bands 3-2-1).
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Lighthizer has said that we will submit the formal legislation when she gives a green light on the vote.
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All he can do is give the EPA the green light to review and rewrite the plan under Pruitt.
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Williams also had a green light when she first drove into the intersection, her attorney said, according to TMZ.
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The rebuilding plan was approved by Kuczynski's cabinet on Wednesday and does not need a green light from Congress.
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I&aposll give you 22018 billion for the wall if you give me a green light for the dreamers.
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And I just have this theory that I can only exist in a relationship if it's a green light.
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American Girl is the latest Mattel toy brand to get the green light for a live-action feature film.
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"For sure, nobody will be able to touch us without the green light from the Italian government," he said.
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In so doing, they gave a green light to right-wing activists intent on shrinking the electorate even further.
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A rep for the committee tells us it's a complicated process to get the green light for remodeling projects.
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We're told the conversation was very important to the Biebs, who absolutely wanted the green light from Hailey's pop.
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Some of Tencent's new titles were among the games given the green light in the latest wave of approvals.
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The proposal needs the green light from EU member states and the European Parliament before it can become law.
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The Food and Drug Administration gave the green light Thursday to Mavyret, a hepatitis C drug made by AbbVie.
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It is ready to restart the reactors once it receives the green light from the watchdog, the spokeswoman said.
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"Trump Baby" balloon gets green light to fly over London during President Trump's visit on July 13 https://t.
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Lopez is among just a few of President Rodrigo Duterte's appointees yet to get the green light from lawmakers.
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"Our teams are already in Mozambique and we've been given the green light to collect the debris," Liow said.
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Cramer wondered if perhaps it is some sort of equilibrium number that gives investors the green light to buy.
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The C$31 per share deal, announced in May, received a green light from Canada's transport minister last month.
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If the green light is given, it would take Alunorte around one month to return to full-capacity operation.
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The sequel is still in the works and has yet to get the official green light from Warner Bros.
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She says that "advocates across country are already starting to prepare" for the day DAPA gets the green light.
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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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At some point in the 90s, Conner had given the green light to add an armature to the figure.
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Henry gets a green light when the Crawleys (and Bertie!) accept his invitation to watch him race at Brooklands.
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If Christie had given the green light back then, ARC would have been completed this year, according to estimates.
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This week's green light for AT&T in federal court was seen as a mandate for other media mergers.
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New Jersey just gave the green light to build the nation's largest offshore wind farm, NJ Advance Media reports.
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"I'm a bit sad like that," he said, before the green light flashed and he was on the air.
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L rose 5 percent after U.S. competition authorities gave their green light for CME Group to acquire the company.
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" Vertical mergers with very little competitive impact would usually get a "green light" from regulators, he told "Closing Bell.
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Some Democrats have interpreted Mueller's report and his May 21900 statement as offering a green light for impeachment proceedings.
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The green light gets lit less often at HBO, so subscribers are more inclined to try out new programs.
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The green light means the cast doesn't have to sweat the bad news they got just 10 days ago.
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Such lack of action could only be construed by Pinochet and DINA as a green light to target exiles.
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The agency gave the team the green light to start the final design and early assembly process in June.
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But if NASA gives Burns and his colleagues the green light, they could both fly by the mid-2020s.
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U.S. regulators are also examining the deal, which received the green light from New Zealand authorities earlier this month.
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But until the name issue is resolved, Greece is unlikely to give a green light to Macedonia's accession talks.
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Schumer also defended the law enforcement raid as legitimate and said it received a green light from Republican officials.
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The clip starts with the owner of the dash cam approaching a green light at a four-way stop.
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Movies are extremely expensive, and only the studio producers can green light a project or build up a career.
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Either way, he appears to have a trillion-watt green light in his field of vision at all times.
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"We have a board meeting on Monday to give the green light to an offer for Astaldi," Ferrari said.
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When she played her hit "Green Light" and everyone thrusted their phones in the air, Snapchat combined the clips.
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Italy's market regulator Consob gave the green light to the publication of the IPO prospectus of Italian Exhibition Group.
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The memo sent on Wednesday formally gave banks the green light to return to the short-term lending market.
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Even though the driver had the green light, surveillance video shows his car entering the intersection at high speed.
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The decision would give Washington a green light to impose billions of euros in punitive tariffs on EU products.
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As we reported, Daz issued a green light Monday for all Crips to "f**k up Kanye" on sight.
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Unlike the little green light for your camera (which is by no means foolproof) there's no microphone activity indicator.
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In the past, the prince looked for a "green light" from Washington, said Ms. Wahba, the former American ambassador.
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Mr. Burns and others, however, said the president's remarks could be seen by other countries as a green light.
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" For Mr. Rauch, once he got the green light, directing the show felt like "coming out all over again.
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The decision comes as the Turkish military moved into northern Syria after getting a green light from President Trump.
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Mysterious fingers of green light reaching across the sky are a new type of aurora, new research has confirmed.
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SpaceX has a green light for the crucial in-flight abort test for Crew Dragon, its commercial astronaut spacecraft.
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With Liberty's shareholders having approved the move, an F.I.A. green light was the last regulatory step before the sale.
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But the planning chief made clear that he saw a green light to proceed "now that Trump" had won.
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And on Thursday, hours after getting the green light, Amazon said that the purchase would be completed on Monday.
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When Diem's oppression of Buddhists provoked an uprising in 220, Kennedy gave the green light for a military coup.
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Congress gave the green light last month to send $36.5 billion to areas that were affected by the hurricanes.
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And in Houston, a $3.5 billion bond measure for the area's MetroNext transit improvement plan got the green light.
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The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the ruling, giving ICE the green light to resume deportations in April.
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A parliamentary vote on whether to green-light the project was planned for Tuesday, but has since been canceled.
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The show had just finished a smash-hit comeback season, and gotten the green light for a second one.
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Then there are the implications that all women have vaginas, and that natural lubrication is a sexual green light.
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"My boss gave me the green light to give the handle a personality, so I did," Seidel told CNN.
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"I saw this as a 'green light' for (Omar Mateen) to do great violence," she said in the statement.
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Democrats said a pardon would be a green light for others to break the law to further Trump's interests.
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But it lost the lawsuit, seemingly giving a green light to other companies seeking to do the same thing.
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U.S. lawmakers have said Trump gave Erdogan the green light to go into Syria but the official disputed that.
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It said Berlin had given 12,687 applications the green light in 2015 – 597 more than in the previous year.
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Kushner's plan and his statements will likely serve as a green light to Israeli leadership to expand those settlements.
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Nor was there any indication of just who in the government had given the plan the "verbal" green light.
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The green light will avoid the threat of liquidation hanging over the ailing carrier at expiration of an Oct.
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The defendant didn't pull the trigger that night, but she did serve as a green light for her husband.
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When Powell did not dwell on global trade, analysts said that was a green light to buy U.S. dollars.
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Musk went left, clipping the sign and crossing in front of cars that had just received a green light.
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The brand told the site it only gives commercials the green light once they've passed through multiple focus groups.
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And now it looks like the Trump administration is ready to green light Medicaid spending caps, through block grants.
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She can be heard saying that the birds even waited for a green light to cross the busy intersection.
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Last month, OTP got the green light to buy SocGen's Bulgarian businesses, taking its market share to 19 percent.
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The 0603 Portuguese citizens and residency permit holders on board were given the green light to disembark on Monday.
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On Thursday, the Nevada Tax Commission votes on whether or not they'll green-light more applicants for the pool.
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And this has been seen by others as a green light to bring their hatred out into the open.
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I'd love to give the green light to these croissants—I mean, they look like they're bursting with chocolate!
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"The President has given Russia the green light to interfere in the 2020 election," Warner wrote on Twitter earlier.
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I&aposm wondering whether we&aposre reading too much into the green light that this Judge Richard Leon gave to the AT&T-Time Warner deal, as if it&aposs a green light for all big deals that wouldn&apost pass regulatory scrutiny or would not pass some type of legal scrutiny.
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Now, with its coffers bulging and some governments seemingly poised to give the green light, the hyperloop has legitimate stakes.
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The U.S. Federal Aviation Authority has given airlines a green light to continue flying the plane, the FAA said Monday.
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Issuing new shares will require the green light from the Argentine government, which owns a 15 percent stake, he added.
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Star Viola Davis told CNN she was hoping the network would give the show a green light for another season.
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For example, current campaigns against so-called terrorism gives the green light to police departments to go after progressive organizations.
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The "Trump baby" blimp was given the green light to fly over London during President Trump's U.K. trip next Friday.
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As we reported ... X has been given the green light to travel quite a bit as he completes his rehab.
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Regardless, Justice Department ethics officials gave Mueller a green light to lead the probe when he was tapped in 22014.
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This isn't the fault of the actors or directors as much as the executives whose word controls the green light.
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The "Trump baby" blimp was given the green light to fly over London during President Trump's U.K. trip next Friday
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"When you put it in a red-absorbing material, you're going to get green light coming back out," he explained.
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Should the contract get a green light, the city is expected to hold a signing ceremony with Hyundai on Thursday.
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Earlier this year, the Federal Aviation Administration gave Uber the green light to begin testing drone delivery in San Diego.
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"All we need is the green light, and the next day" smugglers will abandon the air bridge, says Mr Loayza.
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Congress gave the green light for seamless conversion enrollment in 13, and CMS established rules to allow them in 2005.
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It's dark, so I switch on my Pip-Boy flashlight, but the hazy green light doesn't offer much to see.
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The technical, macro, policy and sentiment factors that combine to drive the market are not shining a bright, green light.
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But the idea that Google decided to give the green light was a module that featured a small tardigrade aquarium.
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So the Fed is likely to take this month's strong job numbers as a green light to tighten monetary policy.
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The green light used in the morning was also pleasant to wake up to, and, I really did feel rested.
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Upon hearing that Hidden Figures was given the green light to start filming, NASA employees hoped to lend a hand.
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Quinn Cook, who normally doesn't get the green light late in games, missed a three-pointer with 42 seconds left.
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Only once they have vetted the authenticity and legality of the company's ODI plans will the green light be given.
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Regardless of Clinton or Cameron's praise — or lack thereof — the Wonder Woman sequel has already been given the green light.
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Business leaders who had applauded the green light for Tia Maria have now expressed concern about the government's U-turn.
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European regulators have given the green light to Apple's December 2017 acquisition of music and image recognition discovery firm Shazam.
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And after confirming with my family and getting their support, you know, I had kind of gotten the green light.
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But after hours of talks, Iran gave OPEC the green light and Russia said it was ready to cut more.
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Uber has been given the green light by Pennsylvania officials to restart its self-driving car tests on public roads.
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With a definite angle to sell the fight from, all we're waiting on now is the green light from UFC.
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Now it just remains for German planners to give it the green light by 5913, when construction is to start.
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The Bank of Italy has given the green light to the merger between Banco Populare and Banca Popolare di Milano.
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Happy to stoke tension between America and its allies, Russia almost certainly gave the operation in Afrin a green light.
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While Michigan gave the green light to the recreational use of marijuana, having allowed its use for medical purposes before.
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The Federal Communications Commission has given the green light, the deal still needs approval from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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A GOP aide familiar with the negotiations characterized the meeting as likely a red light, green light, yellow light situation.
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Back then, May won the green light from her 27 colleagues to start talks about the two sides' future relationship.
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In some cases, it can take six months for a foreign candidate to get the green light from immigration authorities.
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The restructuring plan is an important step towards getting the green light from the European Commission for the state rescue.
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Let's put it this way ... Graham's little guys ain't gettin' the green light while they're still chasing 4-wheeled glory.
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Do these atypical circumstances give entertainers the green light to stand atop their soapbox to inform and mobilize their following?
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In December, GPSC received the regulator's green light to proceed with the deal after Glow sold off a power plant.
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The company added that it was ready to restart the reactors once its receives the green light from the watchdog.
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When given the green light to make compelling concepts, the show fuels a sense of competition among car design studios.
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Jim Cramer wondered if perhaps it is some sort of equilibrium number that gives investors the green light to buy.
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The Juice has a parole hearing today and if he gets the green light, he could be loose within months.
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Read More Yellen just gave stocks the green light: Strategist He believes this will encourage investors to take more risks.
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It is possible that the Assad regime interpreted this as a green light to do whatever the hell it wants.
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We green-light passenger rail projects, only to mothball them once the money dries up, or the political winds shift.
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Such a request wouldn't change the amount of government spending, so HHS would have to give it the green light.
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Britain on Tuesday gave Heathrow the green light to build a new $22 billion runway, ending 25 years of indecision.
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Give it a watch above, and then someone immediately green-light a Netflix talk show for the two of them.
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She examines everything from "Green Light" to "Liability" and, well, you can listen and draw your own conclusions, but yikes.
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But when I heard "Green Light," the first single off her sophomore album Melodrama, I quickly became a Lorde addict.
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A failure to follow through on these can only give the green light to further brutalities by the Sisi regime.
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"We don't want to give a green light to others that they can go down this road," Graham told CNN.
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Some lawmakers are even worried that Trump's latest response to the events in Charlottesville could actually green light more violence.
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It's not a prepaid shopping spree with a green light to make the client's wedding as Pinterest-y as possible.
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The plan moved forward this week when a special committee headed by Israel's finance minister gave it a green light.
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The doctors, nurses and support staff are so nice, but the second I get the green light I'm outta here.
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What comes next: Other major industry players could take Tuesday's ruling as a green light to pursue their own deals.
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The Syria retreat has been widely characterized as giving Turkey a green light to invade and go after the Kurds.
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While it's still early days, the move appears to be improving authorization rates, meaning more payments get the green light.
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The most recent approval was when International Securities Exchange's options exchange, ISE Gemini, received the green light in July 2013.
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Further, the U.S. administration should not misunderstand a deep Venezuela fatigue among the continent's democratic leaders for a green light.
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And for the ones that are furthest along, all that comes next is the green light to make it official.
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Surprise, surprise: More than 2170 polls have closed since the Roberts Court gave the state a green light to discriminate.
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Yet that transaction would require the unanimous approval of the Viacom board and is unlikely to receive the green light.
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Hold your dragons, "Game of Thrones" fans, another prequel of the hugely popular fantasy series is eyeing a green light.
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But once they get the green light, you should see your referral bonus deposited within the next month or so.
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Indeed, the president's rhetoric essentially gives North Korea the green light to continue UN-banned testing below a certain threshold.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Monday gave a green light to the country's first drug derived from marijuana.
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This gave the Pakistani police a green light for a second round of anti-Afghan abuses in early July 2016.
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Apple received the green light on the project from the previous city government, but the proposal sparked opposition among residents.
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Under President Barack Obama, plan providers more or less got the green light to include ESG funds in their lineups.
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Indeed, PayPal dropped plans to bring 400 jobs to North Carolina after politicians gave people a green light to discriminate.
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There's no green light that turns on when a patient recovers or crystal ball that predicts what will happen afterward.
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The green light comes as a 30-day due diligence process that began in mid-August draws to a close.
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But as she waits in the H-21B visa queue for the green light, she is caught in a bind.
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SpaceX is just one of many companies that the FCC gave the green light to today at its monthly meeting.
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Rabilloud expressed confidence in receiving a green light from Ibama but said the uncertainty over the delay made operations difficult.
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But they have been doing small demonstrations for customers, who are waiting with their signed contracts for the green light.
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The decision looks like a big, bright green light for everything from wage theft to predatory conduct in the workplace.
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If the EU were to retaliate, that move would effectively give a green light for other WTO members to retaliate.
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Last month, Romanian senators voted overwhelmingly for a referendum, and the country's Constitutional Court gave its green light shortly after.
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For months, Trump gave every indication that his White House was going to green light expansion in the occupied territories.
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He's adamant the SCOTUS decision shouldn't be interpreted as bakers getting the green light to refuse service to gay couples.
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But Daz claims BMG publishing house begs to differ, insisting only it can green light the song for the flick.
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N raised the likelihood that Comcast's similar proposed deal with Fox would get the green light from regulators, they said.
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To give the administration a green light, the chief justice had to ignore President Trump's many public statements maligning Muslims.
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Since Mr. Duterte has allies in both houses of Congress, the proposed law will probably get the green light soon.
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The home ministry dismissed the fears, saying the "green light" was from a mobile phone used by a Congress photographer.
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Environmental groups have also been preparing for decades to fight Arctic drilling if Congress ever gives it a green light.
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"Does that put a green light over my head to anybody to try and shove their tongue down my throat?"
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Unless they agree to a peace deal, the United States could give Mr. Netanyahu a green light to claim territory.
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Drugs could take six to seven years to get the green light, turning cancer for many into a death sentence.
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But in 1982, despite everyone's knowing that he had the green light when he reached base, Henderson stole 130 bases.
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Stuber is looking to green-light 60 original films a year with budgets ranging from $20 million to $200 million.
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The federal cabinet now has until the end of February to choose whether to give the project a green light.
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If the signal system isn't working properly, your subway train doesn't get a green light to continue down the tracks.
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And he gave his fellow Republicans the green light to cut Trump loose if it would help them win reelection.
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New York is among 249.5 states that have passed green light laws, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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"I know that the State of Washington is looking at a law like New York's green-light law," he said.
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In an interview, he said his superiors gave him the green light to inject his own personality into his tweets.
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"My client says he had a green light while driving through an intersection," said Ben Schwartz, a personal injury attorney.
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Giving a green light to false and misleading advertisements that it could easily stop is just one instance of this.
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Congress is currently reviewing the funding, which got the green light from the House transportation and infrastructure committee this month.
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The plan will have to get a green light from Ways and Means members first, though, sources have told POLITICO.
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Last summer, Morrison's administration gave the green light to a new coal mine in Queensland; others are in the pipeline.
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Witnesses told investigators that Williams ran a red light just as Barson's car entered the intersection on a green light.
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Italy's eurosceptic government adopted a renewed GACS scheme in March but it needed the EU's green light to become operational.
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TILLERSON GETS GREEN LIGHT: The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted Monday to recommend the Senate confirm former Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Tonight's highlights include tumultuous times for the peso, a green light for two Trump cabinet picks, weed and an alpaca.
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The final passage of the tax bill might seem like a green light for investors to pour more into stocks.
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The Vivendi board had already given the green light to a deal with Mediaset some time ago, two sources said.
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Now, lawmakers are literally waiting to see if he'll give Senate Republicans the green light to pursue some policy changes.
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Gatsby wasn't staring at the green light, he was just thinking about a great meme Daisy posted earlier that day.
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"As soon as they get the green light, the embassy will be moved," he said, referring to the Trump administration.
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In the coming months, Seventh Sense is hoping that the FDA will green-light its technology for other common tests.
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The passed out Floyd slept through two green light cycles before police banged on his window and woke him up.
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To me, just having the state condone the option of unburdening others is tantamount to more than a green light.
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If he gets to that point, his advisers will have plenty of hawkish policy ideas waiting for his green light.
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With this final green light, AT&T has in recent days altered its leadership team with an eye toward reinvention.
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Two federal government insiders with knowledge of the situation said there was little doubt Ottawa would give the green light.
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The first is that authoritarians around the world may take this as a green light to murder their own critics.
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Germany, Belgium, Britain, Denmark, Estonia, the Netherlands, Spain and Portugal have all given their green light for the French-led move.
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On June 11th, the justices gave the green-light to states experimenting with new ways of removing voters from the rolls.
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Israel may be giving the regime a green light in Deraa, in order to keep the Iranians out of the area.
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His remarks aren't outright false but we cannot give his claims the green light because he hasn't disclosed his tax returns.
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The International Olympic Committee has given skateboarding a provisional green-light for the Paris 2024 Games alongside surfing, climbing and breakdancing.
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The team submitted the book to 12 different publishers who rejected the manuscript before Bloomsbury finally gave it the green light.
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But their bosses at NRK were sold, and soon Moklebust and Hellum got the green light to produce the train documentary.
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For example, Tencent has been given the green light to run a trial version of the New Super Mario Mario Bros.
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"We're now waiting for Brussels to give us the green light," the spokeswoman said, confirming an earlier report by FAZ newspaper.
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In the images below, note of the green light emanating from the building in the lower lefthand side of the images.
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"You need people who are in a position of power to green light movies that have us in them," she added.
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Sky could then be sold to Disney if a separate sale of Murdoch's TV and film assets receives the green light.
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Porowski attended one of Allen's cookbook signings at Green Light Bookstore in Brooklyn years ago, and the pair sparked a friendship.
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The European Central Bank could give the green light to Carige's rescue plan as soon as next Friday, MF daily reported.
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U.S. and Russian authorities have already approved the deal which also needs a green light from the German state of Hesse.
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The "Green Light" singer has spoken at length about the pressures of being in the limelight on a number of occasions.
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Israel has given the green light to Qatar's providing financial assistance to Hamas in the Gaza Strip — $1 billion since 2012.
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The environment minister who gave Gorgon the green light in 2007 was none other than Malcolm Turnbull, now the prime minister.
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With the City Council set to reconvene and make longer term decisions next week, the grand opening got the green light.
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He raised concerns about a decision siding with the baker that would give a green light to discrimination against gay people.
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Lyft says it won't launch its own pilot until it has also received the green light from city and state regulators.
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The company's executives have said they plan to apply for a license as soon as regulators give them the green light.
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I start working on side work so that I can leave as soon as my manager gives me the green light.
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This move comes a day after a federal judge gave the green light to AT&T's plans to buy Time Warner.
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HBO gave the green light to Euphoria, a high school drama series from A24 on Monday, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Then another SPD party convention will have to give green light to kick off official coalition negotiations, scheduled for mid-January.
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DP World is the company's biggest investor, and Virgin Hyperloop One's fate hinges on getting a green light from the Emirate.
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For Bridgewater, AQR fund and their peers, that is a green light to keep betting on a range of risky assets.
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Abromavicius's resignation must also be approved by lawmakers, and he urged them to meet on Thursday to green-light his departure.
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The FCC's vote, which was expected, comes nearly two weeks after the Justice Department gave the merger its own green light.
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PG&E will ask Montali at a May 22 hearing to give it the green light to establish its proposed fund.
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SDIC Power said that it had received the green light from government regulator, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission.
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Amazon announced today that it gave the green light to a series based on Tom Clancy's popular fictional character, Jack Ryan.
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The fact that the Qataris will attend the conference shows the U.S. managed to get a green light from the Saudis.
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This signals a green-light to all governments who consider human rights as an afterthought and a byline to follow suit.
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The first time the sudden change happened, she was shocked by the effect the green light had on her emotional state.
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Britain's GW Pharmaceuticals' Epidiolex - an experimental cannabis-based drug to treat epilepsy - could be the first to get the green light.
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Asked if he would be open to doing The Bachelor, or a show similar to it, Tarek gave the green light.
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The team got a green light to tap the company's vast resources and make something of which they could be proud.
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It would also give states with federal waivers the green light to charge people with pre-existing conditions more for insurance.
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Foxx has been "reinterpreting" decades-old regulations in an effort to green-light new automotive technology that fits within existing standards.
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Finally, after another year of building an additional $300,000 in assets in retirement savings, I happily gave him the green light.
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SpaceX has a green light from the FCC to launch a network of thousands of satellites blanketing the globe with broadband.
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We're told Sara's been calling cast members to gauge their interest in the event ABC gives the reboot the green light.
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The agreement gives the country's state-controlled firms the green light to enter into long-term purchasing contracts with U.S. suppliers.
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But once Cuomo works out a deal, the capital plan will get the green light, and then the real fun starts.
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Chrysaor has been given the green light by Britain's Oil and Gas Authority regulator to operate fields in the North Sea.
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Target is basically giving you the green light to take shopping carts and race through the store as quickly as possibly.
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The police freely admit that drug syndicates have taken advantage of Mr Duterte's green light to kill rivals or potential informants.
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Sapin aid that EDF's board had given its green light for the UK project with the support of the French government.
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The man agreed and went back to Iran, where he awaited a green light, telling him a deal had been struck.
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The deal cleared its last major hurdle on Friday, when EU lawmakers gave the so-called Privacy Shield the green light.
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Even if the board eventually gives her the green light ... a judge and the Governor will need to sign off. Gov.
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Mao Zedong, Kim Il Sung, and Josef Stalin saw a green light and immediately began coordinating invasion plans for both countries.
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This summer, shareholders from both companies gave the green light for Disney to purchase most of Fox's assets for $71.3 billion.
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A plan to help lower ObamaCare premiums in New Jersey was given the green light by the Trump administration on Thursday.
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The short-term extension will green-light FAA programs through 2017, meaning Shuster can soon take another bite at the apple.
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This sort of complacency sends a not so subtle signal, a green light, to those who indulge in white supremacist rhetoric.
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"We are unwilling to green-light such a massive, atextual, and ahistorical expansion of the Davis-Bacon Act," the court said.
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Senior Christian Democrat Michael Fuchs told the paper the IMF must give the green light soon to show it would participate.
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China began approving games again at the start of the year and a number of Tencent titles got the green light.
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The CFPB's green light also came with a condition — that consumers would have at least 45 days to repay the loans.
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In June 2013, a month after HBO gave it a green light, Mr. Gandolfini died suddenly on a trip to Italy.
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The lower house of parliament, or Duma, gave the green light to a bill proposed by Aksakov in the first reading.
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The bill could be brought up for debate on the House floor if the chamber's Republican leadership gives the green light.
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The green light is on for federal prosecutors to continue to pursue global corruption through RICO, serving as the world's policeman.
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Khamenei's comments could give hardliners, who have not yet named an election candidate, a green light to more harshly criticize Rouhani.
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Comcast's proposal also faces some regulatory uncertainty, whereas the Disney proposal has already received a green light from the Justice Department.
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To the executives who have the power to green light the projects we want to watch every Friday night, money talks.
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Another motorist who saw the accident also told police Barson had a green light when Williams crossed in front of her.
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But the caveat is that she failed the test three times before finally receiving the green light to hit the road.
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The tech, called GLOSA, or Green Light Optimized Speed Advisory, is part of the automaker's built-in traffic light-reading technology.
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The researchers used a visible green-light laser, since glass-walled buildings use filtered glass that blocks ultraviolet rays and infrared.
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The basic gameplay is sort of 2D red light/green light, where you navigate by avoiding the colors you are not.
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But even with Kendrick Lamar's impressive rapid-fire "red light, green light" breakdown at the close of the song, Future won.
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Ambassadors from member states gave Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, the green light to enter into detailed discussions on Friday.
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The plan is an important step towards getting the green light from European authorities for state intervention to rescue the lender.
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It could be the green light for more vertical takeovers, and would be seen as a setback for the Trump administration.
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Italy obtained a green light from European authorities this month for a 5.4 billion euro state bailout of Monte dei Paschi.
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And Mozambican prosecutors are investigating who received $900,000 in bribes to green-light an airport for the northern city of Nacala.
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"He wouldn't act, though, without her green light," said Richard Horsey, a political analyst and former United Nations official in Yangon.
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The U.S. Senate is likely to green-light a fat package of bipartisan bills to address the opioid epidemic this week.
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The court judgment, according to Pielke, essentially gives sports federations the green light to act however they want on the issue.
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" His statement, she said, "is a green light for would-be murderers in countries that have things Trump thinks we need.
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But he knew that he had to get the green light from two women on his roster, Tori Kelly and Grande.
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This week, Brazil's Superior Court gave them the green light to pursue criminal charges against Lochte for falsely reporting a crime.
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Pelosi told the president that the House wouldn't vote on a resolution to green-light his appearance until the shutdown ends.
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Thirty-seven states currently require pregnant minors to get the green light from one or both parents before receiving an abortion.
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He said he still believed Libra will launch, but it might require some changes to get the green light from governments.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) gave SpaceX a green light to launch a constellation of thousands of internet satellites, called Starlink.
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In 2012, after a long confirmation battle, the Senate gave you the green light to serve as ambassador to El Salvador.
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And far from giving Iran a green light to build nuclear weapons, the agreement permanently bars Iran from building nuclear weapons.
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If an inmate is startled and pulls a hand off the wall, the officer has a green light to use force.
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Nadal, currently out with a wrist injury, could also get the green light to compete from the ITF Olympic Committee appeal.
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It also contains a core assortment of atoms called a porphyrin, which absorbs green light to act as the molecule's motor.
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So far, eight games developed or licensed by Tencent have been given the green light this year to start making money.
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The study found that when rats were exposed to light, those seeing green light were less sensitive or reactive to pain.
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Previously, federal officials have been forceful in condemning New York's Green Light law, presenting it as a threat to national security.
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The change, which takes immediate effect, was made in response to New York's so-called Green Light Law, federal officials said.
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Cuccinelli on Thursday in a briefing called New York's Green Light law "thoughtless" and "dangerous" in terms of its unintended consequences.
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The official also pushed back on any notion that Trump had given a "green light" to Turkey to conduct the operation.
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That effectively gave Turkey the green light to launch its long-threatened attack on Kurdish forces, who they argue are terrorists.
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That decision has prompted scrutiny of the intelligence that Mr. Trump has said he drew from to green-light the killing.
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That meant there were scores of donors waiting for Scott to give the green light before pouring cash into his campaign.
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The FDA gave the app, known as reset, a green-light after reviewing the results from a 12-week clinical trial.
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Carnival received U.S. approval last year to sail, and the green light from Havana a day after Obama's visit in March.
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But by giving the enthusiasts a green light, Mr Trump has hemmed in the prime minister—or whoever leads Israel next.
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The final decision regarding their Olympic participation rests with the North Korean Olympic committee which needs to give the green light.
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That amount got a green light from the company's board, which will meet next week to finalize the allotment of shares.
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The deal cleared its last major hurdle on Friday, when EU lawmakers gave the so-called Privacy Shield the green light.
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Blockchain was the first subject of discussion, and the first that Virginia Rometty, IBM's chief executive, gave the green light to.
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Museum officials have suggested that Ms. Leibovitz must give the green light for any exhibition of the works to go ahead.
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I do an assessment and issue a recommendation — mostly green light (he's ready for college) or occasionally red light (he's not).
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"We have full approvals, 100 percent green light, to build over 12 million square feet of mixed-use," Mr. Himmel said.
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It basically sounds like the post-club, pre-pass-out regret that hits in the wake of "Green Light"'s hedonism.
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And then once it checks it's not expired it is then kind if giving you the green light to press it.
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That could see Teva fall behind Eli Lilly, whose migraine drug galcanezumab is expected to receive the green light later this year.
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Stake acquisitions by foreign entities in strategic firms generally receive a green light from authorities in exchange for binding commitments, he said.
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So as more and more companies report, Wall Street trading desks will get the green light to buy again for corporate clients.
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After tracking down the suit, and getting the green light from his wife, he'll still need to choose the all-important tie.
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Deutsche Boerse and LSE officials have signaled they are willing to do whatever it takes to get the green light from regulators.
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The merger still needs to be approved by each company's shareholders and given the green light by competition regulators, the companies said.
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Filtering out the green light, they latched on to their quarry, a quantum signal the likes of which has never been sent.
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The cluster is photographed separately through three color filters, one recording blue light, one recording green light and one recording red light.
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Until Inauguration Day, the CIA still holds the power to move ahead with attack plans without the Commander-in-Chief's green light.
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The Italian trade fair organiser said on Monday it had received the green light from Milan Stock Exchange to list its shares.
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I pitch an editor a new idea for a piece, and he actually responds an hour later (rare) with the green light.
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This path previously got the green light from North Dakota's governor and was included in the company's 2012 pitch to federal officials.
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Beatrice Weder di Mauro, president of the Centre for Economic Policy Research, said libra is unlikely to be given the green light.
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Since President Barack Obama's in March, both big and emerging businesses are waiting for a green light to enter the Cuban market.
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Industry Undersecretary Antonello Giacomelli was quoted as saying a green light from the European Commission to the plan was expected this month.
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"This is basically a green light to continue to lend and continue to grow the economy through the financial system," he said.
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Moments later, Linda Barson drove through the same intersection on a green light and T-boned Williams' vehicle, the press release states.
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Electric utility Eletrobras rose 2.3%, as it received the green light to start a hydroelectric plant it is the largest shareholder in.
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The prince ultimately proposed in London in early November after receiving the green light from both Queen Elizabeth II and Markle's parents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday gave the green light to class action lawsuits by consumers accusing Visa Inc (V.
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Hughes is co-chair of the group, which helped green light the Magnolia Mother's Trust pilot program in Jackson, Mississippi, in December.
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Now, it's set to go even further after the NASA mission received an official green light to extend its mission into 2019.
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Lorde shared a photo of the ink, which pays tribute to the music video for the singer's single, "Green Light," on Instagram.
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He basically said that because of his inflated sense of self, he had the green light to violate women whenever he pleased.
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The U.S. Justice Department gave the green light to the deal in June on condition Disney sells Fox's 22 regional sports networks.
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"You'll hear a chime when you have a new message, and a green light ring will appear on your device," Amazon notes.
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The "Green Light" singer and Styles probably know each other through Taylor Swift, whom is besties with Lorde and previously dated Styles.
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The TU/Ecomotive team plans to test drive Lina later this year, once given the green light by the Netherlands Vehicle Authority.
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" He added that the market was likely to interpret her silence as a "green light for the U.S. dollar to rise further.
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This ribbon of purple and green light is unlike any other known auroral feature and we're still not sure what causes it.
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Since he's created three of the top ten highest-grossing films in his country's history, we're confident he'll get the green light.
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Some products that were delayed in 2016, such as Sanofi and Regeneron's sarilumab for rheumatoid arthritis, could also get a green light.
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Germany is expected to give the green light to e-scooters this month and could become VOI's biggest market, the company said.
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Twenty people sustained minor injuries and the council had a green light to pressure the universities into shutting the whole thing down.
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When infrared light (red) reaches a photoreceptor cell (light green circle), the nanoparticles (pink circles) convert the light into visible green light.
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Four out of five times, it's the green light that flashes; the other 20% of the time, the red light comes on.
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Felipe said Kljestan usually takes the free kicks in that area but had given the Brazilian the green light to hit it.
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That is partly in regulators' hands, she said, with at least eight biosimilars including from other companies awaiting the FDA's green light.
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Cuba has given the green light to 19 business proposals in total, some joint ventures, other Cuban or 100 percent foreign-owned.
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"The international community (with its silence) gave Russia the green light to kill the Syrian people as it pleases," says al-Zouabi.
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Joanna Harrington, a law professor at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, said officials were most likely to give the green light.
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Instead, congressional Republicans have made it clear over the past year that Trump has the green light for further abuses of power.
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Swift broke her social media silence to gush over "Green Light," the new single released by her New Zealand-based pal yesterday.
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Mike Crapo's 2018 Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, for example, is heralded as a green light for merger hopefuls.
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The model that the mediation committee agreed on still needs to be given the green light by both the Bundestag and Bundesrat.
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The European Commission will brief national competition authorities on the case on Thursday and will give the green light shortly after that.
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If Qatar is given the green light to purchase, the foreign company will have as much voting power as American's largest stakeholders.
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Previously, 13 states kept Title X money from abortion providers, and Trump's signature gives them the green light to do so again.
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Moments later, Linda Barson drove through the same intersection on a green light and T-boned Williams' vehicle, the press release states.
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The MIT Technology Review's report also linked to documents stating that He's research received the green light from HarMoniCare's medical ethics committee.
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The latest phase of the nearby Hornsea farm, which will eventually be the world's largest, was given the green light last month.
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A few examples include calendars, photo books, memorabilia and other items that never got the green light from Ari, or her team.
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The agency hasn't commented on Virgin Media's plans, and has already given the green light to number of similar schemes across Europe.
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Suitable phosphorescent molecules have been found for creating red and green light, but making blue has been a tough proposition for years.
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Ryanair is awaiting EU approval to increase its stake to 75 percent and Lauda said he expected the green light this summer.
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They warn of hordes of foreigners in prospective-EU countries who will flock to England once they are given the green light.
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The German government had given prosecutors the green light to pursue the case against Boehmermann - a move which brought Merkel strong criticism.
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"Let's take the green light and celebrate that," he said to ward off any follow-up questions (h/t The Hollywood Reporter).
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Quite the opposite, in fact; the star performed a karaoke-like rendition of "Green Light" in an ultra-comfortable, wear-everywhere garment.
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The company is still waiting on approval from Google and Amazon, but expects to get a green-light within a few weeks.
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Wefunder, one of the first to get a green light from regulators, says it will have around 20 live offerings on Monday.
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