Ground rules are ground rules and if something's off the record, I'm going to honor that, no matter where you're working.
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The Russians have been instrumental in setting the ground rules.
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Some ground rules here: the entire exercise was intentionally vague.
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But before we begin, let's go over the ground rules.
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"Each family has its own family ground rules," says Gandhi.
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Our guide reviews the ground rules and leads us out.
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Policy's supposed to create the guardrails and the ground rules.
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The ground rules: Do it over a meal or drink.
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We're setting ground rules that everybody agrees to abide by.
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However, his administration must be clear on the ground rules.
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Each time, the House has set its own ground rules.
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Before we left, she laid down a few ground rules: 1.
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Let me start by laying out some ground rules: Warner Bros.
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Ming laid out the ground rules and the staff followed through.
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What ground rules should couples follow to help stay on track?
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What we believe in are the ground rules set by God.
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These are ground rules for how you&aposll treat one another.
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Maybe you can set ground rules to make life more palatable.
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But Weber laid down some "ground rules" before the tour began.
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"If they're down, it's best to create some ground rules," she says.
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But we didn't start with any ground rules, so this is legal.
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Before Stratton sent Kemp to unpack, she laid out the ground rules.
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And you need to set ground rules before you start hooking up.
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We did not change the ground rules and made no attempt to.
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Cruz ironed out campaign ground rules that would ensure his participation. The
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His immediate predecessor, Kim Dae Jung, laid the ground rules of engagement.
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At only one point did I violate our ground rules, and flagrantly.
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To stop the tricks, Congress must change the ground rules of legislation.
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Set ground rules such as "Ask for permission before you shoot someone"?
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But the lobbying frenzy risked undermining the ground rules of world trade.
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How should an employee respond when the privacy ground rules seem murky?
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To stop the hyper-partisanship, Congress must adopt less divisive ground rules.
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Hargitay) sets new ground rules with Sheila Porter (the newcomer Brooke Shields).
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Now that we have the ground rules laid out, lets meet the competitors.
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And, like you do with any challenge, I set some ground rules:1.
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This calculation is all about the ground rules of the Iowa Democratic caucus.
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Q. Were there any ground rules as to what you could talk about?
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She wasn't the only person in my life to set these ground rules.
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The ground rules were clear: No talking, no coughing, no checking my phone.
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But before doing business with his good friend, Torres lays some ground rules.
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It could mean having some difficult conversations early on and setting ground rules.
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"The ground rules of human beinghood are laid down very early," she said.
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She would use their reactions to help draft ground rules for class discussion.
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Ground rules that protect patients, such as guaranteed enrollment, could be tossed out.
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The breakdown has spurred moderate senators to begin informal discussions about ground rules.
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"Warren Buffett's Ground Rules" wasn't written by the famous investor and entrepreneur himself.
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Clearly, China wishes to avoid such tragedies by laying out ground rules for carmakers.
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There are a few ground rules: Your costume has to fit in your seat.
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I should probably set some ground rules, but honestly I'm used to it now.
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We did not change the ground rules at all and made no attempt to.
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Yet people involved in the coverage tell us, many networks aren't imposing ground rules.
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The Times relented, saying that the ground rules for the interview were not clear.
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B. gave it a green light ... however, he did lay down some ground rules.
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When reporters talk to sources, we try to establish ground rules in plain English.
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We're ready to set ground rules on Monday when chatty Mercury sextiles responsible Saturn.
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"One of the first things necessary is to lay the ground rules," Fillet said.
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"Let me set the ground rules real quick," Mr. Burr said before taking questions.
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Chapter 8 lays down some ground rules for what Mandalorian life is all about.
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She explained that she laid out very clear ground rules before ever stepping onto set.
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On TV, the ground rules are clearer: Ads come when the show takes a break.
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Cara and other tweens say they hope to lay down ground rules for their parents.
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There are some ground rules, no drugs or alcohol is allowed and absolutely no napping.
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And Wendy's is willing to be Burger King's prom queen but has some ground rules.
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They've got high stakes in the game, and some ridiculous ground rules ... courtesy of Kimmel.
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Guided by ground rules, participants explore each other's perspectives and often conclude on common ground.
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Instead, the priority should be to establish some ground rules and to win public confidence.
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Don't be afraid to set out clear ground rules for behavior, chores, and money, too.
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"The ground rules have kind of changed by the money that's out there," Jackson said.
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The White House has also been working to set global ground rules step-by-step.
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"There are just certain ground rules for how you behave in the workplace," Schawbel said.
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Like, what should be the ground rules for any future confrontation in the cyber domain?
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For teenagers whose allergies manifest as persistent disrespect, laying down some ground rules can help.
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Afterwards, he laid out some of the basic ground rules during his weekly press conference.
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The DNB will publish the ground rules of the program later Tuesday, the FD reported.
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Bursting with energy, she sternly laid out ground rules: Keep the sets to five minutes.
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But there are some ground rules you need to learn before you give it a try.
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The ground rules will mandate what data has to be collected and within what time frames.
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"Government needs to kick itself in the butt and put down some ground rules," she said.
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When that happens, the ground rules of discourse shift from news reporting to the comments section.
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He blamed the paper for demanding new ground rules, which its editors denied they had done.
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To help sort through it all, FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten lays out a couple of ground rules.
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Kanye West is laying down some more ground rules now that he's a father of four.
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Part of the norms of clinical solutions is you set some ground rules with each other.
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The officials were not allowed to be identified under ground rules set by the White House.
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The accusations include a memo in which Kalanick detailed ground rules for consensual employee sex practices.
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All of these ground rules to let them know that we're not going to be pushed around.
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What we used to think of as the ground rules of the democratic process don't exist anymore.
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But on Wednesday, the SEC is set to publish ground rules on how to build the system.
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There are, of course, some ground rules, but these depend entirely on the nature of the pod.
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"This is why establishing clear ground rules is essential to any progress you will have," she says.
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"We need to have some basic ground rules for how human beings treat each other," Chapel said.
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Since then, it has taken time for the F.D.A. to lay out the ground rules for biosimilars.
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"We will comply and hope to agree upon reasonable terms, ground rules and a date," Davis said.
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Their relationship is strong, but they had to figure out some ground rules concerning food early on.
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If adopted, it would define the ground rules for later Senate legislation that gets special, expedited treatment.
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First, she says, she wants to make certain fair ground rules are set for the Senate proceedings.
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She recommends setting ground rules for technology usage and minimizing double-screen time, as she calls it.
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Trump's comments come days after the House formalized the ground rules for impeachment proceedings against the president.
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Tropicana Field is even odder, with its "rings," fish tanks, dumb fence heights, and weird ground rules.
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In a 100-0 vote, senators agreed on the timeline for the trial and basic ground rules.
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"When you have the White House communications director, a conversation like that, you set some ground rules, but there were no ground rules set," he told Remnick, adding that he made this clear to Scaramucci the following day when giving him notice that the story would be published.
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Oh and his strict off-the-record ground rules meant no one could report on any of this.
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Under the ground rules for the briefing, the officials could not be identified by name or quoted directly.
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He plans to lay down ground rules while getting them proper training and equipment, then hold them accountable.
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Enacted in 1996, HIPAA sets ground rules for the medical industry that regulate the sharing of medical information.
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Now, for the Chocolate Tin World Cup to function adequately, we had to lay out some ground rules.
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At that point DCFS could impose new ground rules or possibly turn the matter over to the courts.
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What sane person would ever want to get into public service if these are the new ground rules?
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But under the ground rules of Busch Stadium, the hit should have been considered a ground-rule double.
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One source familiar with the matter said that Emmett Flood wanted to make sure "ground rules" were negotiated.
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A world where there are ground rules is a much safer world than a world where there's not.
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I assume that you and your sister did not make ground rules about guests before moving in together.
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Nor are there any widely-accepted ground rules for what constitutes fair negotiating practices between buyers and sellers.
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Early on in their relationship, Chan set some strict ground rules because Zuckerberg was so busy with Facebook.
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A member of the convention staff stands near the table, explaining ground rules: one book at a time.
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Not to mention the fact that before the meal even commences, you need to agree on ground rules.
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If someone is a known spotlight stealer, make sure to set some ground rules upfront before working together.
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There has to be something to embracing civility and interpersonal decency as ground rules for more productive discourse.
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They emerged with an agreement laying out the opening ground rules of Clinton's trial that passed 100-0.
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If you do decide to use them, you might consider setting some ground rules for discussion, like these.
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But after today, it appears highly unlikely Democrats are going to be able to influence the ground rules.
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These are the modern ground rules, and pitchers have no choice but to use the ball they get.
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So we set some ground rules about problem solving, including that it's actually O.K. if you sit there.
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Facebook's ground rules forbid bullying, harassment and threatening language, but critics say it does not enforce them properly.
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That's what prompted last month's historic floor vote setting the ground rules for a series of public hearings.
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Lott publicly laid out the ground rules and timing for each side -- the House managers and Clinton's lawyers.
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"When you have the White House communications director, a conversation like that, you set some ground rules, but there were no ground rules set," he tells Remnick in the podcast, adding that he made this clear to Scaramucci the following day when giving him notice that the story would be published.
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He also laid some ground rules for how it could be used: not late at night and not alone.
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If you want to know the ground rules for binge-watching without harming your health, we'll outline them below.
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He said he is going to vote for the resolution in order to set the ground rules going forward.
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"Trade deals are about setting the ground rules so other people can get what they want," Mr. Goolsbee said.
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The rule helps to clarify and lay out the ground rules and now there's certainty and clarity around it.
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We're told the place rents for $10k to stay there for a weekend and there are some ground rules.
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And if you plan to attend the festivities in Washington DC you should be aware of some ground rules.
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With all the new possibilities, it's important for companies like Reach Robotics to begin to set some ground rules.
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She plans on living with her brother, who is already being a petty queen with too many ground rules.
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The purgatorial time when you're apart can be really stressful and uncertain, so ground rules are necessary, Chlipala says.
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I don't know what they're going to give us in the way of ground rules that make us comfortable.
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To devise a recipe that reflects modern reality but provides a profound, traditional taste, I established some ground rules.
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"I think you have to look at the circumstances and ground rules at the time" loans were taken out.
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Smarter Living: A few basic parenting guidelines will help you establish ground rules and maintain tech harmony at home.
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The order comes on the heels of a 2010 FCC ruling laying some initial ground rules for the technology.
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But before they can do any of that, they need to agree to formal ground rules for that exercise.
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"We have ground rules like, 'These type of things hurt my feelings so don't say those things,'" she said.
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So fair ground rules for digital political campaigning — and a proper oversight regime to enforce them — are absolutely essential.
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To put the ship on a steady course, we need legislative ground rules that once again make politicians accountable.
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It hinges on a reporter's comments at a private event where there are fewer ground rules for appropriate conduct.
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There was also a "steering committee" made up of locals, who set the ground rules for the main counter-rally.
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Under the government's ground rules, such reunions take place only when the parents are about to be deported, he said.
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Come up with some ground rules, and keep the lines of communication open with each other once you're there. 4.
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The couples he writes about have ground rules, respect each others' boundaries, and don't go around cheating at every opportunity.
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Screenshot: GoogleNow that we have the ground rules set, there are essentially two ways Google can go with Stadia's pricing.
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The ground rules of this fly-on-the-wall session dictate that I can't name the entrepreneur or his startup.
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We should resist proposals that could change the ground rules that allow networks to voluntarily coordinate to form the Internet.
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CONCORD, N.H. — In his first minutes as a candidate for president, former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick set his ground rules.
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His case has a hearing set before Ellis on Friday that will determine several ground rules for the first trial.
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But the text simply sets the ground rules; it provides the parameters for the political contest that is to follow.
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A few ground rules: We're sticking with movie presidents, because otherwise The West Wing's Jed Bartlet would occupy every slot.
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I'm talking about alcohol free under-18 nights with 'ground rules' and garish websites and legal approval from the council.
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Though Assange says he is standing by his offer, asking for ground rules for the extradition is a new wrinkle.
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Nicholas Fraser presents videos, T-shirts designed for impromptu baseball teams, and a signed ball, all titled "Ground Rules" (2012).
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Mr. Trump's lawyers are expected to try to set ground rules for any interview or provide answers to written questions.
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Others noted that the resolution setting up ground rules for the hearings passed by the House supported Mr. Schiff's actions.
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Proceedings commence this afternoon, with a floor fight over Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's proposed ground rules for the trial.
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Trump's remark follows the House voting Thursday largely along party lines to set the ground rules for an impeachment inquiry.
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However, the White House later changed the ground rules and released a transcript of his remarks, sparking the steel rally.
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"In this hyperconnected world, you need to set ground rules for yourself around the use of technology," Immordino-Yang says.
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So when buying or selling your home, you need to understand the ground rules of your relationship with your realtor first.
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GUY FIERI&aposS SHOW, &aposTRIPLE D NATION,&apos WILL REVISIT OLD FAVORITES Nevertheless, the holiday arrives with some strict ground rules.
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But good fantasy and science fiction is always marked by the ability to create ground rules and then stick to them.
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He just made some ground rules, like barring law enforcement from receiving armored tactical vehicles, weaponized aircraft, firearms and ammunition measuring .
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Negotiations between Venezuela's authoritarian regime and the opposition, which would have set ground rules for the forthcoming presidential election, broke down.
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DTAs are in place to try to prevent double taxation and also set ground rules for administrative assistance in tax matters.
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As assaults increasingly move into the digital sphere, many believe a similar set of ground rules are needed for cyber war.
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Two important ground rules should be set for the group and for meaningful work on these issues by anyone going forward.
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First of all, it's trying to be as direct as possible with researchers when it comes to ground rules and payments.
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Since then, the president's lawyers say they have been trading proposals with Mueller's team on the ground rules for an interview.
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As is always true in a compromise, each of the parties may be uncomfortable with some of these proposed ground rules.
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On Thursday night, Ford's lawyers called members of the committee to lay out their list of ground rules, according to Politico.
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The ground rules said I would have no more than two hours, and the distance would be capped at 2250 miles.
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Heated debate over the ground rules for the impeachment trial pushed senators to stay in the chamber past midnight on Wednesday.
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The comments came in portions of the meeting witnessed by reporters under ground rules requiring that individual speakers not be named.
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But one thing hasn't changed at all – the basic ground rules established by Congress in the 85033 Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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I'm starting to imagine America as a giant Thanksgiving table where we may need some ground rules before we break bread.
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Republicans saw that as an unacceptable attempt by the House to dictate to the Senate the trial's timing and ground rules.
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Nobody is setting ground rules or guard rails for keeping the party together in the midst of a tough primary battle.
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"It might be useful for platforms to establish some common ground rules rather than set up battlegrounds for people," he said.
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ABC's ground rules and moderators' style Thursday night in Houston cut down on the feeding frenzy nature of past televised debates.
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"Umpires in games at Wrigley Field do not defer to the Cubs manager's in-game interpretation of Wrigley's ground rules," Kavanaugh wrote.
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"It appears U.S. Embassy personnel are most at risk," said one official, speaking anonymously under State Department ground rules for briefing reporters.
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Quantum computers are devices meant to perform calculations the way that traditional computers do, but with a different set of ground rules.
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Another one of the ground rules he set with Mary Jane is that they stay on the same page regarding work decisions.
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So we laid down some ground rules: we were allowed to date other people, so long as we were honest about it.
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Leaked memo spells out Facebook's new 'ground rules' restricting employee discussions about politics and religion How hot is employee chat at Facebook?
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The company said that Mr. Trump's team had asked on Monday to change the ground rules, but that the paper had declined.
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While the capsule looks great, Bezos has implemented some stern ground rules for his passengers' bodily functions to keep it that way.
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The ground rules were simple—we were free to talk about whatever but we weren't allowed to give each other medical advice.
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Preorder users can request a unit and test it for the company, although Jannard sets some serious ground rules for using it.
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Garner has said the revival is up to creator J.J. Abrams, but she has some ground rules if the show does return.
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Google is building official notch support into Android P, but it's laying down some ground rules first: two notches is the limit.
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I thought that by laying out the ground rules before we even got to my place, I could avoid another awkward encounter.
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Before I embark upon a conversation with a person with those beliefs I try to set the ground rules for that conversation.
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DTAs are in place to try to prevent double taxation and also set the ground rules for administrative assistance in tax matters.
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Ground rules of the interview are that Trump would have to focus on "the details and facts" of his policies, Cuban tweeted.
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Treasure 8 also has a product that they sell directly to consumers, which can be purchased on their Ground Rules Foods platform.
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John Hodgman, who hosted the first segment of an episode called "Superpowers," lays out the ground rules right away: Flight versus invisibility.
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It's easy to take on slow dating by implementing a few ground rules with the apps and dating products you already use.
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Augustine says it's increasingly difficult to truly disconnect, yet having ground rules with technology will help keep both of you in check.
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"Umpires in games at Wrigley Field do not defer to the Cubs manager's in-game interpretation of Wrigley's ground rules," he wrote.
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There is also a roof that extends over home plate, so there will be specific ground rules pertaining to balls hitting it.
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I laid down some ground rules: no surprises, positivity, confidentiality and a commitment — nobody was going to walk away from the table.
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Mr. Trump had asked several associates about it after seeing Mr. Van Drew vote against the ground rules for the impeachment inquiry.
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The list of issues subject to policy statements is very broad, and could clearly include scope and ground rules for CMMI demonstrations.
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According to a report this week from Business Insider, Facebook has just announced a new "set of ground rules" for communication at work.
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She had to lay down some ground rules the last few months after giving birth to their second child, son Miles, in May.
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Two of the largest cryptocurrency companies, Coinbase and Circle, are joining forces to establish more ground rules in the quickly evolving asset class.
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No questions about Steve Jobs are the ground rules going into any interview, including those conducted in the Pan Am Games mixed zone.
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Facebook ground rules restrict bullying, harassment and threatening language but critics say the company does not do enough to enforce its stated procedures.
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But before you lace up your sneaks and run outside for the first time, there are a few ground rules you should know.
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Euro zone countries hastily discarded the "no bailout" edict in the 1992 Maastricht Treaty setting out the ground rules for the single currency.
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And even if you've talked about sexting before, you need to lay down some ground rules for how you each like to sext.
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Dr. Levine suggests you set up ground rules to avoid potential conflict, and make the issues that do come up easier to address.
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NYT spox says paper didn't change ground rules of Trump meeting, though his side pushed yesterday for only off the record component: pic.twitter.
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They let their 36 participants freely decide where, when, and how long they spent time in nature, provided they obeyed certain ground rules.
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Scorpio finds it easy to get lost in fun and non-verbal communication, but they'll also want to lay down some ground rules.
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This highlights a point: In the ecosystem like Unreal, Unity or Godot, companies live and die by the ground rules that are established.
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CMS does not negotiate prices or purchase drugs, but sets ground rules for the managed care companies and state Medicaid agencies that do.
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He helped establish the ground rules for entire genres, including the gangster film, the newspaper picture, the screwball comedy and postwar film noir.
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Many organizations offer templates, of varying length and detail, for contracts that new drivers and their parents can use to set ground rules.
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But with your money, there are some basic ground rules for emergency planning, and if you've followed them, you're likely pretty well-prepared.
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An Extremely Important Guide: The internet meme has been around for seven years now, so it's high time we establish some ground rules.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell us, none of the sisters have ever put pen to paper to set the ground rules for custody.
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All McConnell needs is 51 senators -- or a simple majority of the 100-member chamber -- to vote to approve those ground rules. Sens.
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Her letter comes after McConnell said Tuesday that he has the votes to set the ground rules for the trial without Democratic support.
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The Senate Republican leader said Tuesday that he has the votes to set the ground rules of the impeachment trial without Democrats' support.
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Under the old ground rules that lasted from the first Congresses through the early 1960s, voters could generally accept the system as fair.
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If some politicians lead us to ground rules that restore accountability and temper partisanship, they will earn the enduring gratitude of the nation.
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Compare this with the ground rules, or axioms, of Einstein's theory of special relativity, which was as revolutionary in its way as quantum mechanics.
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So it seems notable that CBO proactively decided to go ahead and lay down the ground rules for scoring in a very public way.
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The two parties agreed on ground rules based on "the principle of objectivity" including "equal speaking time and questions" during the debate, Altay said.
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For many, it's the first time getting together with loved ones after a roller-coaster election and some families are setting the ground rules.
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With ground rules that allow the politician to speak without being bullied or drowned out, we could set in motion a contagion of respect.
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CMS does not negotiate prices or purchase drugs, but it sets ground rules for the managed care companies and state Medicaid agencies that do.
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Six news outlets, including The Hill, agreed to ground rules in order to cover the event, including not naming donors unless without their permission.
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No law provides ground rules for delegates to follow, and the Supreme Court has indicated that it would not intervene to provide those rules.
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The 49ers general manager, John Lynch, said his team decided to release Foster because it had set up specific ground rules that he violated.
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Secret talks are unlikely to resolve the underlying conflict, but they could establish some basic ground rules and emergency procedures to avert a catastrophe.
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Wednesday's response is the latest in a series of proposals and counter-proposals in an effort to establish ground rules for a presidential interview.
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One, the National Association of Collegiate Esports, began last summer as a membership consortium for six varsity programs to organize and establish ground rules.
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The Chinese media reported that I had violated the ground rules by directing a question to Mr. Xi, rather than only to Mr. Obama.
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When we spoke to each VC, we set some ground rules for participation: The VC must tell us about one startup in their portfolio.
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Emily Bazelon misses the elephant in the living room: namely, the changed ground rules regarding the Constitution, which have abandoned a separation of powers.
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An article on Tuesday about ground rules laid out by Senator Mitch McConnell for President Trump's impeachment trial referred incorrectly to Representative Lee Zeldin.
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A key reason: Congress changed the ground rules of legislation in a way that encourages members of Congress and presidents to take extreme positions.
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The ground rules make intuitive sense: The more businesses pollute, the more they pay; the less they pollute, the more they come out ahead.
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"Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" is laying down new ground rules for its upcoming season -- cast members who brawl will pay the price ... from their paychecks.
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Regulators also clarified ground rules applying to network equipment vendors following U.S. pressure on its allies to ban China's Huawei Technologies on national security grounds.
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In an excerpt from "Oscar Night" published in Vanity Fair in 2006, Mr. Carter said he had two ground rules for the Vanity Fair party.
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But, for those activities that are sexual, Blue laid out the ground rules — every one of which could be applied to non-sex-party scenarios.
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Corden laid the ground rules for the segment: Jenner must answer his question or eat his food of choice from a Lazy Susan of nightmares.
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Nonprofits like the Partnership for AI are convening academics and tech firms to research ethical issues and come up with ground rules for addressing them.
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"Generous family members should set clear ground-rules that outline those circumstances when they would, or wouldn't, feel comfortable giving or lending money," he says.
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When meetings go horribly wrong, it's usually due to sloppy agendas, un-articulated ground rules, and having too many participants, among other basic structural mistakes.
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The military government plans to meet political parties next month to discuss ground rules for the general election, among them easing curbs on political activities.
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They committed to a one-year time frame and set some ground rules: They wouldn't charge her any rent and there would be no curfew.
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"I've heard him say I want to be interviewed if my lawyers can reach an agreement on what the ground rules will be," Giuliani said.
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It provides a set of ground rules for those interviews which then take place prior to a decision to enter into a cooperation plea agreement.
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The source also said that -- at the moment -- it appears doubtful McConnell can cut a deal with Schumer over the ground rules of the trial.
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This is different than the Senate trial for then-President Bill Clinton in 1999, when the ground rules were set by a 100-0 vote.
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While we still don't know the date of Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost's wedding, it must be close, because Johansson is laying some ground rules.
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It's easy to be nervous about setting ground rules—you may want to skip that part, because, Why can't everyone just relax and be chill?
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"[All sides in the conflict need to] understand that one party can't dominate Syria, and develop enforceable ground rules through deescalation to implement ceasefires," said Tabler.
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"It's definitely a more restrictive eating plan, but I found that once I knew the ground rules, I was very strict and really stuck to it."
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There's really no limit to what you should put on your yes/no/maybe list, but there are a few ground rules that you should consider.
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I had to set some ground rules: Disconnecting from the infinite amount of information out there has helped our family become more connected with one another.
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The ground rules for the current structure were put in place more than a decade ago, when trades occurred in minutes or seconds rather than microseconds.
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Vinnie says those were the ground rules Pete wanted, and they had agreed anyone who did shout anything like that would be removed from the club.
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Things can get messy fast in a room full of inebriated clubbers, so we should probably establish some ground rules to keep everyone safe and happy.
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Senators are hoping for a bipartisan deal that would set up ground rules for a likely impeachment trial in order to avoid a political food fight.
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A couple of ground rules: The cakes must somehow reflect the theme of New York City, and cake glitter, also known as "disco dust," is forbidden.
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If you are working with a coworker who has a history of stealing ideas or taking too much credit on a project, set some ground rules.
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Mr. Bolton's disregard for shaving norms is a faithful reflection of his fierce independence, and his general disdain for established political ground rules and diplomatic norms.
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In both cases, you may want to first set ground rules about the language students should use to ensure that discussion of these issues is respectful.
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Note: You may have to be very clear about ground rules for this activity, to ensure that students use language and images appropriate for the task.
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On the first day, she urges instructors to work with students to create ground rules for class discussions, including what to do when talk gets heated.
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But gathering privately could occur as early as Tuesday, depending on how seriously Republicans and Democrats clash over ground rules for the remainder of the proceeding.
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McConnell needs just 51 votes from senators to approve the resolution setting the ground rules, which would shoot down any attempts by Democrats to include witnesses.
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New York magazine, which published a version of the book excerpts, said Wolff had "no ground rules placed on his access" while he prepared the book.
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So it is to be expected that they will often try to lay out the local ground-rules and put the new arrivals in their place.
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He's also requesting some new ground rules: no booze for Tila 24 hours before she gets Isabella and while she has her -- plus, no bad-mouthing dad.
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He said the legal team, rather, has been discussing with Trump the ground rules for a possible interview as well as daily developments pertaining to the case.
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Showalter, never a fan of the stadium's catwalks and ground rules, took exception that replay cameras couldn't show that the ball struck the catwalk in fair territory.
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Still, whichever end of the sharing equation you're on, it's important to establish some ground rules to ensure everyone involved can watch when they want to watch.
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I hope I paved the way and helped set the ground rules that women can be any version of themselves they wanna be…and proud of it.
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The government will decide later the ground rules for the various financial entities once the transitional period ends, in order to define a clear framework for all.
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I just worry because even though everything would be in the presence of the spouse and we have talked ground rules, I think we might regret it.
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The trial began in earnest on Tuesday with partisan fights over its ground rules, and Republicans blocked Democrats' efforts to subpoena witnesses and documents related to Ukraine.
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The U.S. Constitution gives the House broad authority to set the ground rules for an impeachment inquiry and Democrats say they are following House rules on investigations.
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The new ground rules produce unstable majorities, programs designed to make officials look good rather than serve us, and decisions taken without the support of centrist legislators.
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Mueller is now negotiating with Trump's lawyers for the ground rules to question him, a signal that at least some parts of the inquiry are nearly completed.
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As Democrats hold their first formal vote on a resolution laying out the ground rules, there was little to indicate the White House was planning a new approach.
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Government and industry leaders want clarity on the ground rules before Germany embarks on the buildout of next-generation 5G mobile networks by auctioning spectrum in late March.
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But it has taken a significant step forward with the United States to establish some ground rules in a new domain of conflict with no widely-held norms.
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AI. Bringing back ideas from the era of symbolic AI — a focus on ground rules that died out in the 1980s — is a potential way forward, Barrett says.
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If you find yourself in the situation, lay down the ground rules for your adult children as soon as you can, preferably before they land on your doorstep.
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But he also made clear that campaigning in Germany came with certain conditions, including respect for the "ground rules", and said comparisons with Nazi Germany overstepped the mark.
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You can't really predict where a FWB relationship will go, which might be appealing to some people, but it's definitely a good idea to set some ground rules.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) questioned Grassley on the "ground rules" of the hearings and whether senators would be allowed to continue to interrupt each other. Sen.
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But there's a snag: Barr objects to some of the ground rules preferred by Democrats on the House panel and the tensions have yet to be resolved (Reuters).
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Establishing ground rules before arriving to the restaurant is the best way to ensure the birthday dinner will be just that — a fun celebration of someone you love.
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Dr. Christopher Young, medical director of Wellmore Behavioral Health and Clinical Faculty at Yale University Department of Psychiatry, stresses the importance of setting ground rules before the flight.
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Here are some basic ground rules the committee should follow: Refrain from pitting the public interest in confronting sexual harassment against the need for a fair confirmation hearing.
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Second, a resolution in support of the inquiry could also lay out specific ground rules, which could enhance the legitimacy of the inquiry in the minds of Americans.
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The settlement could set "the ground rules" for getting wider acceptance for Nord Stream 2, according to Trevor Sikorski, an analyst at Energy Aspects, a market research firm.
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"Our official photographer and their official photographer were present — that's it," a White House aide said, speaking on condition of anonymity, lacking authorization to describe the ground rules.
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The opening arguments in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial began in earnest Wednesday after Senate Republicans hastily passed ground rules for the hearing in the wee morning hours.
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While kids will learn the most by being able to decide how to spend their money, you'll also likely still want to put some ground rules in place.
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Without agreement on basic business standards and a mechanism to enforce those standards, companies in all three countries would waste time and money fighting about the ground rules.
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A detailed assessment of Islamic State fighting capabilities was provided by the American defense official, who could not be identified under the ground rules for the Pentagon briefing.
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McConnell established the ground rules in August after a wave of mass shootings, saying the Senate would act, but only with the president's explicit support for a proposal.
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The earthquakes that have rocked Southern California over the past few days have left one apocalyptically-inclined actor thinkin' the end is near ... so here are his ground rules.
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BuzzFeed News was invited to cover the event — along with several other news outlets — after agreeing to a set of ground rules, including not naming donors without their permission.
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California, that innovative economic juggernaut that so often takes the regulatory lead on matters such as automobile emissions, is once again establishing the ground rules to a vital industry.
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We failed fast, we embraced disruption, and we learned to thrive on change — so let's put down some ground rules for making the best of the next 365 days.
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History of legal troubles 49ers General Manager John Lynch said the team decided to release Foster because it had set up specific ground rules for him that he violated.
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At the same time, there were certain "ground rules" that prohibited Menendez from specifically raising his friend's -- Dr. Salomon Melgen -- ongoing multimillion-dollar dispute with Medicare in the meeting.
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But recently the NBA laid down some rare prohibitive ground rules about how teams should behave themselves on social media, in an attempt to crack down on shit talk.
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The legislation would rewrite the ground rules for California's urban and suburban landscape, much of which is zoned for single-family housing or other forms of low-density development.
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That option was made official on Friday when players and owners reached agreement on a set of ground rules for a season thrown into upheaval by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele says he might put to use a suggestion he's heard from countless pals about laying down some ground rules with your relatives.
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Before the Senate can deliver a verdict on whether to oust Trump from office, the "world's greatest deliberative body" must first set ground rules on the president's impeachment trial.
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" By Jeremy C. Miller Pulling from letters Buffett wrote to his partners between 1956 and 1970, veteran financial advisor Jeremy Miller dissects the billionaire's "ground rules" for investing. "Mr.
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A senior administration official, briefing reporters under ground rules requiring anonymity, said the United States is "not particularly concerned" by EU efforts to protect European firms from the sanctions.
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But if you create some goals and ground rules (see also "Rules for Getting Rid of Stuff," page 41), you can make it through to the other side relatively unscathed.
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Echoing arguments in favor of the TPP — which does not include China — Barfield said nailing down TiSA now would help set ground rules for when China also joined the accord.
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Pete Sessions, who chairs the House panel that sets the ground rules for floor debates, told reporters that there was confusion during last week's debate about what was in it.
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" Wallace puts a fine point on the implication: "These are the ground rules: Before you get to see Beyoncé, you must first agree to live forever in her archive, too.
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"I learned to pause and review the ground rules for how we should be with each other, how to disagree and how to get beyond our disagreements well," he says.
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That could be limited by ground rules both sides agreed to before the trial, including that Manafort's team must not assert that the special counsel's office had a political motivation.
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A lot of it is up to you, but that's why I think setting a few simple ground rules lets you work however you're most comfortable within a defined space.
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But Zumba and yoga classes, and even the sanctioned use of medical marijuana by residents, don't press the kind of generational hot buttons that this can (hence, the ground rules).
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He told a news conference in Kuala Lumpur that the two sides agreed on several mutual commitments, including a framework and terms of reference laying ground rules for future talks.
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The election of Trump and his first three years in office have revealed a nation deeply ambivalent about immigration, race, equality, fairness — even about the ground rules of democracy itself.
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McConnell has rejected Democratic demands to require that the ground rules of the trial include testimony of Bolton and three other witnesses, along with documents withheld by the White House.
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Pelosi has been holding on to the two articles of impeachment since last month in hopes McConnell and other Senate Republicans would negotiate the ground rules of the impeachment trial.
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The ball initially dropped into the field of play, but the Tropicana Field ground rules call for a home run when the "C" catwalk is hit by a fair ball.
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Bannon's team negotiated ground rules with the White House counsel's office the week prior to his appearance before the House Intelligence Committee, according to a source familiar with the situation.
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" But Mr. de Blasio, speaking Monday evening on the same program, said that while City Hall had "handled things appropriately," he had decided there would be "new ground rules now.
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McConnell and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer are expected to hold private talks soon in an attempt to establish ground rules for a trial that likely would begin in January.
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And so he rationalized what he was about to do by setting ground rules—he wouldn't take any credit card numbers, for example, nor peek at personal information about Epic's customers.
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Polyamorous people talk openly with their partners about having or having the desire to have sexual and/or emotional relationships with multiple people and often set ground rules for their relationships.
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Senior lawmakers have opened the door to legislation to set ground rules for when law-enforcement authorities can gain access to encrypted devices, and for possible penalties when companies don't comply.
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"As long as both people know the situation and lay down the ground rules—like whether or not you'll stay in touch—there shouldn't be anything wrong with it," Andrea said.
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However, if Floyd does want to make a deal -- Dana lays out the ground rules and says it will NOT be a pure boxing match ... but rather an MMA-style fight.
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While the cast's Entertainment Weekly appearance doesn't provide answers to any of those questions, the gang does give us some of the ground rules for being a part of their #squad.
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Parents at this point should have already established that using a phone is a privilege, not a right, and that there are ground rules, as well as what those rules are.
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Model healthy sleep habits No matter which ground rules and routines you put in place for your family, it will be a hard sell if you don't practice what you preach.
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Even though other people's touches—like a firm handshake from a large man—can cause my skin to blister, I've never had to make ground rules for my boyfriend about that.
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It is not difficult to appreciate the court's reluctance to wade into the districting thicket, and to try to develop judicially manageable ground rules for reviewing the drawing of district lines.
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He demonstrated that he might not know the how to lay the basic ground rules with a reporter at the beginning of a conversation: clarifying that a conversation is on background.
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Before we begin as the candidates take their positions, I just want to set out some ground rules as moderators, I'll ask questions, I'll ask follow- ups and guide the discussion.
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It's clear some best practices are needed to manage the deluge—and a new policy brief by the International Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) is hoping to set the ground rules.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior U.S. lawmaker expressed a new willingness to support legislation establishing ground rules for when technology firms should grant authorities access to their products, after Apple Inc (AAPL.
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Grinning genially and standing comfortably next to Warner, Burr told reporters that the "ground rules" for their appearance were that neither he nor Warner would take questions about the House panel.
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Keep Your Ground Rules & Structure First, the rules of your standard book club still apply: Keep to a schedule, stick to your proposed theme, and prepare questions to help stimulate conversation.
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With no other ground rules, some artists are using the MetroCard as a blank canvas, covering it completely with tiny paintings of cows, cockroaches, earlobes, famous faces or fearless New Yorkers.
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While Miller's comments were on the record, we realized that the ground rules for the original interview were not clear, and so we made a decision not to run the audio.
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But the official, who refused to be identified according to the ground rules of the briefing, framed the speech as an opportunity to change the tone of the current political debate.
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House Judiciary Chair Jerry Nadler is expected to schedule a vote on Wednesday to authorize ground rules for launching impeachment proceedings against President Trump, 2 committee aides tell Axios' Alayna Treene.
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But with something that's brand new like this, Congress will have to lay out some ground rules for us to play within before we can really jump into it with two feet.
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"Southern wanted to make absolutely clear that we are family-friendly and don't want to do any blanket banning, but we need to set some ground rules," retail associate Charlie McElman said.
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The ground rules are set, and have been for long enough that there is no risk that if you left for a few months and come back, things would be drastically different.
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One official said Biden genuinely believes he was a little too polite in the last debate -- noting that he abided by the ground rules of the debate while other candidates did not.
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In the end, the ground rules released by the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) stated that critical equipment should only be used after scrutiny and certification overseen by Germany's BSI federal cybersecurity watchdog.
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Some quick ground rules: These couples have to have been canon at some point – even if they didn't date or hook up, their relationships had to have Come Up As A Thing.
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You and your new partner need to agree on some ground rules and come up with a plan for how you will keep it professional and stay within written or unwritten rules.
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A 85033 Intelligence Committee letter to the CIA laying out the ground rules for compiling the report could be read as an assertion of Congress's power over the final report, they said.
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Internet companies have continually updated their terms of service over the past two years to establish clearer and in many cases stricter ground rules on what content is permissible on their platforms.
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Five major technology companies said Wednesday that they had created an organization to set the ground rules for protecting humans — and their jobs — in the face of rapid advances in artificial intelligence.
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The central bank has been working to set regulatory ground rules for such things as Islamic bonds (sukuk) and insurance (takaful) to try to emulate the success of the industry in Malaysia.
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A source close to Gidley said he bears no responsibility for what happened and that the responsibility falls solely on Westerhout and the media for breaking the ground rules in the exchange.
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NASA officials said instead of announcing a series of limited contracts aboard the station, they had decided to lay out general ground rules for what private companies could do on the station.
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WASHINGTON — The ground rules were simple: Senators wishing to voice their opinion needed to wait their turn and could speak only once they had grabbed hold of a Masai tribal talking stick.
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The defense: Hours before McConnell circulated the ground rules, Trump's legal team submitted a 110-page brief calling on the Senate to "immediately" acquit the president and "swiftly reject" the impeachment charges.
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"The reason to do that would be to set some ground rules," Valkenburgh told The Hill, But he also cautioned that while some oversight was good, he wanted to avoid over-regulation.
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People are going to develop this technology whether we want them to or not, so we may as well get ahead of the curve and establish ground rules as best we can.
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There's no simple answer, but to keep you safe — and keep your heart rate in check — here are a few ground rules to help you figure out which headlines are worth taking seriously:
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But Republican senators found out Thursday night that the Senate parliamentarian, who is in charge of making sure legislation abides by prescribed ground-rules, would not allow a trigger mechanism into the bill.
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MOSCOW – A senior Russian diplomat says Russia would welcome the extension of the U.N.-sponsored investigations into chemical weapons use in Syria, but considers it necessary to amend the ground rules for them.
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Image: AsusIn other words, if you're already halfway through building your Ethereum mining machine you might want to pick a new cryptocurrency... at least until the ground rules change on that one too.
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Americans expect the government to set reasonable ground rules for our economy — rules like a minimum wage, workplace safety requirements and anti-discrimination policies — that help ensure successful economies and benefit everyone involved.
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The ground rules are a response to more than 4,500 Googlers signing a letter protesting the company's involvement in a Pentagon project called Maven that uses machine learning to interpret drone surveillance video.
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It's decidedly informal; Avonelle and her Accessibility Coordinator Elsa S. Henry sit down with everyone who's interested, do a round of introductions, and explain a few ground rules and expectations for the weekend.
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Clearer, unified ground rules for this inquiry could address the other two main complaints in the White House's letter: a lack of due process or subpoena power for the Republicans in the minority.
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China's highest court on Thursday ruled largely in favor of Mr. Jordan, the former basketball star, in a landmark decision that lays out the ground rules for protecting personal names in trademark cases.
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"It would degrade the standard of training if the U.S. left," said a 353-year-old Nigerian Special Forces officer, who under the exercise's ground rules could be identified only as Captain Samuel.
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There were additional ground rules: Treat the new netting like a wall; if a foul ball hits the net, the play is dead; if a fair ball hits it, the play is live.
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Democrats have insisted that a deal first be cut on witnesses and documents before the ground rules of the trial are set, a condition Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell continued to reject Monday.
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But I know in the real world that's not going to happen, so what are some ground rules we should all be aware of when it comes to email, especially in the workplace?
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The members called for bipartisan ground rules to be established for public discussion of the information provided by the FBI, adding it is critical the American people have confidence in the FBI's investigation.
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During the House's historic vote to set the ground rules for the impeachment of Donald J. Trump, members shouted and booed as the votes popped up in lights on the wall above them.
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There were additional ground rules: Treat the new netting like a wall; if a foul ball hits the net, the play is dead; if a fair ball hits it, the play is live.
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In an op-ed in The Washington Post on Saturday, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, called for government help with setting ground rules for harmful online content, election integrity, privacy and data portability.
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Thinking back to the chaos of the Republican debates in 2016, Perez already has a few ground rules: there will be no varsity and junior varsity stages — candidates will be chosen at random.
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We've invited new allies to an "ask me anything about diversity" session, where we establish three ground rules: It's inevitable participants will use the wrong words, revert to old habits or have defensive moments.
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Those other cases could include legislation or further orders that weaken or alter the ground rules for encryption on devices from phones to smart home units to pretty much anything with an internet connection.
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Aesthetically, "Ground Rules" (2015) is somehow familiar in its high-art environment, while the rough feel of the wood when barefoot (as the viewer is allowed to walk on it) evokes memories of childhood.
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It's all about choosing the right travel partners and going in with some ground rules, said Melissa Biggs Bradley, the founder of Indagare, an online travel company that specializes in private custom group trips.
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On the bus ride over, Gamby engages in a power struggle with a hip, bike-riding history teacher over who gets to give a speech setting ground rules for the kids on the trip.
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It's not that Republicans had constitutional grounds for complaining about the way in which House Democrats were proceeding –there are no set ground rules for how the House should move to impeach a president.
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"In reality, it turned out to be a mix of all of those things," Hirst tells CNBC Make It. So together, he and his team created ground rules on how they wanted to operate.
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The vote, which is expected to occur on Wednesday, will lay out the ground rules for conducting hearings now that the committee has publicly announced it is considering recommending articles of impeachment against Trump.
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Yet those ground rules come with other predictions so counterintuitive that Einstein came to think that the theory was missing something: what seemed odd was, he argued, just a reflection of a lack of knowledge.
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In an email to Reuters, Cramer said his goal was to get Alex Gorsky on CNBC first and to ask all the toughest questions There were no ground rules and nothing was off the table.
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Viktor Jendeby, who coaches Fnatic, has thrown his support behind WESA in part because he believes it will foster a "more comfortable" way to discuss contracts, player transfers, and other ground rules within the industry.
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There were ground rules for the Q&A in these pages: Nordegren would talk through PEOPLE's questions but then write out her answers, saying she is still not 234 percent confident in her spoken English.
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Thomas Fitton, the president of Judicial Watch, who took part in Mr. Lukens's deposition, said afterward that he could not discuss the substance of the testimony because of the ground rules set by Judge Sullivan.
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Still, the first clue that something creepy is going on with their latest project is in the cryptic list of ground rules that the chipper, can-do Ted (Michael Ray Wisely) writes on the whiteboard.
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Senate Republicans jammed through the ground rules for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial early on Wednesday morning, voting on party lines to reject Democratic efforts to subpoena witnesses and documents in the trial's organizing resolution.
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When these topics were teed up, very clear ground rules were established at the beginning of the program: an honest conversation was going to take place and to facilitate that conversation confidentiality must reign supreme.
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But it is also a time of grave danger for his presidency, as his lawyers negotiate the ground rules for his interview with a special counsel investigating allegations of election fraud and obstruction of justice.
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Mr. Van Drew was one of only two House Democrats who opposed the impeachment process when the party's leaders brought the matter to a vote in October to lay out ground rules for the inquiry.
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The Republican representatives go on to argue in their op-ed that it's the Democratic committees, Intelligence and Judiciary, that will set the ground rules for the impeachment articles to be drafted and voted on.
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His ground rules: Don't let the brush touch the outer globe (or anything, for that matter) as it's spinning, because it could tangle and mat the bristles, and definitely don't keep it going for too long.
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But it lays out some sensible ground rules: ensuring that all migrants and refugees carry some sort of identification, communicating their entry requirements clearly, documenting their skills and keeping them out of detention centres if possible.
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The ground rules: Your family pays to get your body to the museum's facility in Albuquerque, and your remains (besides your bones, of course) get cremated and disposed of; they don't go back to your family.
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Hiram and Hermione share "everything" with Veronica, unfortunately we the audience didn't get to hear any of it, but V says she's all in but that the ground rules are she refuses to do anything illegal.
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"We have set out ground rules for how sites should behave, as well as being clear on how regulators can ensure people have a better experience online," CMA Chief Executive Andrea Coscelli said in a statement.
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She follows certain ground rules with them all, like stepping out of the room if her date wants to call his wife, or making sure he has a separate bank account for dates, gifts, and trips.
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Hughes leans heavily into the idea that the US government should step in, not only with regulators upping antitrust enforcement but also with Congress laying out new ground rules for the internet, privacy, and even speech.
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The amendment could set basic ground rules for when and how the primaries would be held, then allow lawmakers to fill in the details about which states go when and whether they all should go first.
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They can do that by voting against any legislation that cuts Medicaid or the ACA, changes the ground rules that protect patients, or results in higher costs or less care for even one of their constituents.
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The proposals are likely to expand Europe's already tough data protection rules to services like Facebook Messenger, as well as provide stronger ground rules for how countries' intelligence agencies monitor individuals' online information and internet habits.
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Clark Olson, from the Institute for Civil Dialogue, an organization that promotes techniques for productive communication, said dialogue similarly relies on specific conditions—ground rules for civility, more than two viewpoints, a neutral space and facilitator.
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For all these reasons, experts such as Waldman believe the census case could rival the long-term impact of the other two landmark Roberts-era cases affecting the ground rules of politics: the 20 Citizens United v.
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"If you sort of know what they're up to, if you kind of know the techniques and stuff, you can start to lay ground rules with the producers on the conditions on which you will appear," Rep.
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Western diplomats and officials in Kabul say contacts involving intermediaries have been underway with the aim of agreeing on ground rules and potential areas of discussion for possible talks with at least some elements in the Taliban.
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In a raft of other court filings Friday that attempt to set ground rules for the three-week trial, both Mueller's prosecutors and Manafort's lawyers said they wanted to keep politics and Trump out of the courtroom.
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For the agency to function as originally intended, several important ground rules must be implemented: There is clear need for continual improvements in healthcare delivery and payment reform for Medicare and Medicaid and the patients they serve.
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A change in the ground rules that pares back existing U.S. export markets, even if it also opens new opportunities for other exports, would be counter to Trump's balance-of-trade objectives, as well as economic growth.
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While Democrats came away more aggrieved from the Cambridge Analytica breach, which exposed the data of 87 million Facebook users and helped get Trump elected, more Republicans are keen to lay some ground rules for Silicon Valley.
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A senior administration official who briefed reporters on the condition of anonymity under administration ground rules said Mr. Trump told Mr. Erdogan that if he did send in troops, they would be responsible for securing the prisoners.
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"A strong consensus is forming across party lines and across industries that it's time for Congress to call a halt on the back-and-forth and set clear net neutrality ground rules for the internet," Walden said.
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We are not only deluding ourselves but putting others in danger — so here are a few ground rules to make sure you don't make this difficult period any harder for yourself or the people you work with.
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Before you delve into the topic you decide is most important to discuss, you should try to set ground rules with your partner, like giving each other time to finish your thoughts without interjecting and getting defensive.
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U.S. senators are bracing for a rancorous debate over the trial's ground rules, which will determine how Democrats prosecute Mr. Trump on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress linked to his Ukraine pressure campaign.
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While these ground rules make cheating a nonissue for Kaufman, the public embarrassment of having one's every fondle logged rhapsodically, even with an A-plus report card, can make a man somewhat self-conscious entering a restaurant.
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These ground rules will also set the tone for the proceedings overall, which could even influence whether any GOP senators are truly willing to buck Trump on what could be the biggest political decision of their careers.
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Lara Jean and Peter Kravinsky's faux-dating ground rules led to epic love in To All The Boys I've Loved Before, and it turns out that actors Lana Condor and Noah Centineo made a similar contract before filming.
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But House GOP leaders — after weeks demanding a vote to establish ground rules — are urging their members to oppose the measure, saying it doesn't go far enough to give Trump due process and grant more power to Republicans.
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The Trump administration has overhauled America's ground rules for starting nuclear war, introducing a new policy that increases the likeliness of a limited conflict transforming into a full-scale war that would put millions of lives at risk.
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In 1935, an ARRL employee named Clinton B. DeSoto set the ground rules of keeping score in the DXing process, figuring out a way for ham radio users to keep score of the number of "countries" they've contacted.
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For the challenge, we agreed on some ground rules: dinner was excluded, since part of the point is to help with packing lunch, and I don't need to pack food between the kitchen and the dining room table.
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Here's a partial list: Here are some other ground rules to follow for those who are concerned about entering Trump's United States: Remember, when you are entering the United States, you are going through a process called inspection.
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"We just set some ground rules, and it's been working great," said Wade Conrad, who has been living with his extended family since late 503 in a NextGen multigenerational home, built by the Lennar Corporation, in Spanaway, Wash.
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During Mr. Trump's meeting Tuesday with journalists at The New York Times — one that he briefly canceled and then reinstated after a dispute over the ground rules — he seemed to temper some of his most extreme campaign promises.
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Graham Brady, chair of the "1922 Committee" of Conservative lawmakers, which sets the party's ground rules in parliament, said the group had recommended that the leadership contest should begin next week and conclude no later than Sept. 2.
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Mr. Trump's conversation with his manager was a clear violation of the ground rules set by the network, but as the debates have gotten more and more heated, a lot of the rules have fallen by the wayside.
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Strictly speaking, 5G is a set of technical ground rules that define the workings of a cellular network, including the radio frequencies used and how various components like computer chips and antennas handle radio signals and exchange data.
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When it came time to get ready for the Golden Globes, Sterling K. Brown knew the ground rules in his house — the This Is Us actor, 40, revealed that he and wife Ryan Michelle Bathe go their separate ways.
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He looks like he's having a good time in the video explaining the ground rules of this new sprint: You don't have to actually have 50 drones to take part — there are simulators and other ways of demonstrating value.
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Within hours of California governor Jerry Brown signing a sweeping net neutrality bill into law, the US Department of Justice sued the state, sparking the latest battle in the long legal war over the ground rules for the internet.
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Ground rules: the title track and its reprise count as one, and no one is ever allowed to dispute the fact that "A Day in the Life" is the best without getting laughed off the face of the planet.
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When you stay at a NFL player's home though, there are some ground rules: first of all, this won't be the place to rent for your big Super Bowl party: only you and a special guest are allowed in.
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You published a memo that Travis wrote this ... He felt compelled for some reason to write a memo to his employees before an off-site in Miami giving them ground rules on how they should behave at the meeting.
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The A's scored in the first inning thanks to two Astros errors before and after a delay on the field, while umpires discussed ground rules for a ball hit off the underside of the roof at Minute Maid Park.
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Mayo also has made critical misrepresentations about the ground rules for a four-hour meeting five Mayo staffers had with the authors of this story, Elizabeth Cohen and John Bonifield, on March 228 at Mayo offices in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Blazanin told me that media coverage was "not approved" but that he was open to letting me cover the event on the condition that I find him at the event so he could set ground rules for my attendance.
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The little-known caveat is part of the legal ground rules for the new National Guard deployment along the southwest border, which calls for troops to operate "up to" the United States-Mexico border, state and federal officials said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell relayed to Republicans on Tuesday that he has the votes to set up ground rules for the impeachment trial, even though articles of impeachment have yet to be sent to the Senate by Pelosi.
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As Jordain Carney reports, Senators are bracing for a brawl over the rules of a looming trial as party leaders are readying to haggle over a bipartisan deal to set ground rules like they did for the Clinton impeachment.
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The House on Thursday took a historic vote to set ground rules for its fast-moving impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump — a move that essentially starts the clock for an eventual decision on whether to oust the president.
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She follows a now well-established set of unspoken ground rules for using Facebook as an Indian woman from these parts of the country: no full names; no checking in or location sharing; and absolutely no pictures of themselves, anywhere.
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Before we get started, here are some ground-rules to our methodology: We only included feature-length Disney animated films with a theatrical release, so our deep apologies to people that enjoyed their straight-to-video work in the 90s.
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What to expect: Democrats have more than the required 218 votes to pass such a resolution; numerous moderates have come out in favor of an impeachment inquiry and this vote is simply laying out the ground rules for how they'll proceed.
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The treaty is set to end in August, when the Pentagon plans to test a ground-launched cruise missile with a range of about 600 miles, U.S. military officials who are prevented from being named under Pentagon ground rules told reporters.
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The deal would follow years of major changes to the U.S. health insurance industry under former President Barack Obama, whose 2010 Affordable Care Act created new ground rules for how insurers operate and expanded insurance to 20 million more Americans.
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The Democrat-led House voted nearly along party lines Thursday to codify the ground rules for the next phase of the impeachment inquiry, which will include public hearings and purports to carve out space for Trump to participate in the process.
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Using a law passed by a Republican-led Congress in 2005 and signed by President George W. Bush, the Obama administration has been clarifying the ground rules and leasing out large patches of the ocean floor for wind-power development.
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The deal comes after years of major changes to the U.S. health insurance industry under former President Barack Obama, whose 2010 Affordable Care Act created new ground rules for how insurers operate and expanded insurance to 20 million more Americans.
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This book was also a little bit of an anathema in that it started out as one thing, and slowly morphed into something else, and we were very careful not to say what that was, because we had our ground rules.
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RIVERDALE, N.Y. — At the start of a recent meeting of the L.G.B.T. & Allies group at the Hebrew Home here, the group leaders Olivia Cohen and Liisa Murray reminded attendees of the ground rules, which they had written on a poster board.
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A State Department official, who briefed reporters under ground rules that he not be identified, said the administration would impose costs if Turkey went "beyond the lines," which he defined as ethnic cleansing or indiscriminate artillery and airstrikes directed at civilians.
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BRASILIA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Brazil's Federal Audit Court known as the TCU unanimously approved on Wednesday the ground rules for a major auction of pre-salt oil concessions in a "transfer of rights" (TOR) area off the country's southeastern coast.
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WASHINGTON — With the adoption early Wednesday morning of the ground rules for President Trump's impeachment trial, the Senate prepared to plunge forward over the next week with oral arguments, questions from senators and consequential votes on whether to admit new evidence.
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As the streaming space continues to quickly grow and evolve, we support efforts by lawmakers, industry representatives, and regulators such as the FTC to continuously evaluate and update existing guidelines and lay new ground rules to protect both viewers and creators.
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Or the debate ground rules could address the situation: Each candidate, for example, could be told they would be permitted one — and only one — chance to jump into the conversation, without being asked a question or directly criticized, during the night.
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The ground rules While no law in the US code prohibits communications between the White House and the Justice Department, guidance issued by the DOJ in 2007 and 2009 explicitly limits communications on pending investigations to avoid any appearance of improper political influence.
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The process of determining the ground rules for 5G services that could power connected factories and wireless broadband has been fraught, reflecting concerns that Europe's largest economy - already plagued by patchy 4G coverage - could fall further behind its rivals in the digital stakes.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Global casino operators are stepping up their efforts to woo local partners and venue hosts in Japan, even though it may be a year before lawmakers lay out the ground rules for what could be the world's second-biggest casino market.
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"While we encourage our students to have thoughtful dialogues and challenging academic discussions about historically offensive words, images and symbols, we strive to do so within safe spaces of classroom discussions and with established ground rules," Snyder said in a statement to CNN.
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Peters set the ground rules: For the sake of their safety, I wouldn't be able to talk to the undercover operative—I'll call him Anders—who has met with the traffickers in person or learn the details about how he penetrated their networks.
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Boston (CNN)A lawsuit against Harvard on behalf of Asian-American students moved a step further on Tuesday as a US district judge proposed a tentative October trial date and suggested ground rules for admissions records to be made public in upcoming months.
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A fourth promise was an area of common rule of law, that in order for states to participate, they had to agree to hard-and-fast ground rules — say, keeping below a maximum debt level in order to retain membership in the eurozone.
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That's because patent owners and product makers are caught in a classic "prisoner's dilemma," in which the lack of transparency and fair ground rules in patent licensing lead companies on each side of a patent dispute to try to game the other.
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Washington, after years of frustration, is seeking to enforce some ground rules for the alliance by showing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that he will pay a price for arresting innocent Americans, buying Russian weapons and ignoring the United States' sanctions against Iran.
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But a senior European official also pointed to a statement finally reached after the last summit, in Beijing in July, which was full of promises not delivered, especially on issues like investment ground rules and market reciprocity, which are sources of tension now.
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After a year of tough talk, Trump, who before entering the White House had little foreign policy experience, will be sitting down in one of the most politically fraught discussions of his presidency and some hawks warn Trump needs ground rules first.
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The Hong Kong Bar Association, representing barristers, said the comments undermined the "the high degree of autonomy granted to (Hong Kong) under the Basic Law", the mini-constitution that sets the ground rules for Hong Kong after its return to Chinese rule.
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While winning the lottery can be a life-changing event, it can also come with challenges, he says, so he advises anyone holding a winning ticket to try to stick to some ground rules — like, to the extent possible, remain quiet about it.
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If you truly can't not invite certain people, set some ground rules for yourself in advance and loop in trusted guests ahead of time who might be willing to take rotating Difficult Person Attendant shifts or help you swiftly contain any asshole outbreaks.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia laid out the ground rules for interviewing multiple State Department officials about the emails, with an eye toward finishing the depositions in the weeks before the party nominating conventions.
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White House communications director Hope Hicks declined to answer many questions during an appearance on Tuesday before the House Intelligence Committee, escalating a standoff over witness ground rules between the West Wing and House members investigating Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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It's far from clear at this point, but I think there are a few emerging ground rules: It's more Science than Art What strikes me as most unusual and unpredictable is that most of these companies were founded by entrepreneurs with analytical, business training.
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MONS, Belgium (Reuters) - A new NATO military command center to deter computer hackers should be fully staffed in 2023 and able to mount its own cyber attacks but the alliance is still grappling with ground rules for doing so, a senior general said on Tuesday.
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But for the past three weeks it has looked more like the calm before a gathering market storm that may be launched by a combination of a weakening economy and an EU summit in early April that will establish ground rules for the talks.
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When the State Department offered up a senior official to preview the talks for reporters here on Monday afternoon, the official — who could not be named under ground rules set by the State Department — insisted that splitting up the country was not under discussion.
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A recent thread of tweets posted by researcher Melissa Fabello suggesting that friends should request permission to vent resurrected the (frequent) debate over the limits of emotional labor, and what the ground rules should be between friends about to engage in an emotionally demanding exchange.
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TYNE RAFAELI We had to set some ground rules very quickly, because obviously any rehearsal room dealing with bilingual communication is going to be complicated, but when one of those languages is a visual language and not a sonic language, it becomes even more imperative.
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In 1999, the two parties wrangled over how to conduct the first presidential impeachment trial in more than a century, but an all-senators meeting in the Old Senate Chamber in the Capitol resulted in a remarkable conclusion: unanimous agreement on the ground rules.
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GROUND RULES CONFIRMED Officials said Germany's security catalog was due to be published shortly, confirming an earlier decision to keep a level playing field for suppliers to next-generation networks that will power ultra-fast mobile broadband services or run 'smart' factories, offices and cities.
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McConnell wants the Senate to pass a resolution at the outset of the trial that would establish the ground rules for the proceeding and punt a decision on who, if anyone, should be called as a witness until after both sides give opening arguments.
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The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity under the command's ground rules for news media interviews on intelligence matters, said many of the remaining Islamic State fighters had been drawn to the conflict from Tunisia, Morocco, Sudan and other countries in the region.
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He decided that transparency was key, but that he was going to set ground rules for how to handle disagreements or other points of contention, so that everyone was on the same page and did not have to let fights tear apart the company.
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As CNN previously reported, the resolution will formalize the committee's probe, laying out the ground rules for potential impeachment hearings as part of the investigation that House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler says will determine whether the committee introduces articles of impeachment against the President.
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Rather than calling for ground rules that establish everyone gets the same automatic respect as the boss's daughter, though, Trump went on to write that sometimes women need to learn to take a joke: Sexual harassment is never acceptable, and we must stand against it.
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However, the startup is currently conducting a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled human clinical trial with 120 people between the ages of 60 to 80 under the same ground rules as typically required by the FDA for pharmaceutical studies — something rare in the highly unregulated supplement industry.
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Despite the change in emphasis, discovering the twists and turns of a show like Westworld is part of the fun, so let's lay down some ground rules: this review will not include any spoilers, secrets, reveals, or revelations that aren't already featured in the pre-release trailers.
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Perhaps before he starts his time in the White House, it would be useful to lay down a few of the ground rules about what politicians should avoid when they start to tap characters into the "What's Happening" box and instantly share them with the world.
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Thanks to Giuliani&aposs numerous television appearances during which he has forcefully defended his client, Giuliani and Mueller have engaged in a very public series of negotiations on the limits, if any, that they might agree to as ground rules for an interview of the president.
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But that would probably depend on a yet-to-be-decided Senate rules package that will set ground rules for the trial, and it's unclear whether enough Senate Republicans would be willing to elevate Trump's fiercest attack dogs to a high-profile role in the proceedings.
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Among the nominees for the academy's grand prize, only a pair of musical dramas — "A Star Is Born" and "Bohemian Rhapsody" — did not include enough of a political emphasis to classify them as such under these ground rules, though subtle political themes could certainly be teased out.
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A collection of his early letters, most from the pre-Berkshire days, when Buffett ran an investment partnership for family and friends, has now been published in Jeremy C. Miller's "Warren Buffett's Ground Rules: Words of Wisdom from the Partnership Letters of the World's Greatest Investor" (HarperBusiness).
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The issue of interview ground rules has also bedeviled the panel's recent meetings with former Trump political strategist Steve Bannon, whom even Republican committee members have discussed holding in contempt for his refusal to answer many of their questions — apparently at the direction of White House lawyers.
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It's easier to imagine a deterioration of Sino-US relations than an improvement as these countries of dramatically different cultural and ideological systems – and increasingly similar ambitions -- compete for the high ground, while lacking the set of negotiated ground rules that came to stabilize the Cold War years.
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It's especially nice to see Ted Danson back in an NBC Thursday-night comedy (after a premiere that follows "The Voice"), playing the bowtie-wearing administrator and genial guide who cheerfully explains the ground rules, which include the fact that any curse words are, conveniently, automatically cleaned up.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - A senior U.S. lawmaker expressed a new willingness to support legislation establishing ground rules for when technology firms should grant authorities access to their products, after Apple Inc said it would fight a court order to unlock an iPhone linked to the San Bernardino rampage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Competition and Markets Authority said on Tuesday it was setting "clear ground rules" for how consumer price-comparison websites operate following a year-long review but was opening a formal investigation into only one site, offering home insurance, as a result of the review. Comparethemarket.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — When a federal appeals court overturned much of North Carolina's sweeping 217 election law last month, saying it had been deliberately intended to discourage African-Americans from voting, something else was tossed out as well: the ground rules for this year's elections in a critical swing state.
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The next day, Trump continued his streak of media criticism, taking to Twitter to lash out at the "failing" and "not nice" New York Times and announcing that he'd canceled his Tuesday meeting with the paper, accusing it of wanting to change the ground rules at the last minute.
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McConnell has said he's planning to follow the model of the 1999 impeachment trial of then-President Bill Clinton and decide on whether to include witnesses after opening arguments are made — and he has the votes to set the ground rules for the impeachment trial without Democrats' support.
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Once the case went forward, Renwick wrote that there were ways for the trial judge to limit how much the case might interfere with the president's duties — setting clear ground rules for the president's involvement in the exchange of evidence and allowing the president to testify by video, for instance.
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Senator Mark WarnerMark Robert Warner'Not there yet,' but it's a possibility: Senator Mark Warner on breaking up Big Tech The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP Warner calls Facebook's political ad fact-checking policy 'ludicrous' MORE wants ground rules for Facebook.
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But in a wide-ranging hourlong interview with reporters and editors at The New York Times — which was scheduled, canceled and then reinstated after a dispute over the ground rules — Mr. Trump was unapologetic about flouting some of the traditional ethical and political conventions that have long shaped the American presidency.
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The White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity under White House ground rules for the briefing, described the memo as a return to policies in place before the Obama administration moved last year to allow transgender people to serve openly in the military without fear of punishment.
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With the former national security adviser John R. Bolton now volunteering to testify in the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump, the circumstances of the toxic 2018 Kavanaugh showdown could provide a template for what to expect as senators extend their clash over the ground rules for opening the proceeding.
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Andrew M. Cuomo brokered a meeting between labor leaders and Amazon executives that resulted in a tentative agreement to hash out ground rules for how the company would respond to efforts by workers to unionize, according to the head of the retail workers' union and another person who was present.
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But Australia's recent debate over Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act — while clearly many things to many people — looked to this outsider at least partly like a dispute over who gets to define the ground rules for the next phase of the country's internal argument about its own identity.
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Ms. Watkins told friends that she did not start dating Mr. Wolfe until after she left McClatchy in the fall of 2014, and that when the relationship began, she imposed ground rules: She would tell Mr. Wolfe, "You are not my source," and occasionally interrupt him if he started discussing his government work.
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Bochco also consciously set out to establish new, more permissive standards for broadcast television with "NYPD Blue," meticulously negotiating what was acceptable in terms of language and nudity with then-ABC Entertainment chief (and now CEO of the Walt Disney Co.) Robert Iger, even drawing naked figures to help set the ground rules.
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It's not surprising that the "ground rules" that will govern the trial, previewed by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday, largely "attempt to speed the proceeding along" and make no allowance to admit new "evidence against the president unearthed by the House without a separate vote," according to The New York Times.
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Anyone holding a winning ticket should try to stick to some ground rules, such as maintaining a low profile, he told CNBC Make It. While winning the lottery can be a life-changing event and allow for generous donations like those the New Hampshire winner anticipates, it can also come with challenges.
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The approaches taken by Altan and AT&T, detailed in interviews with two dozen people familiar with Huawei's operations, point to new ground rules for working with the Chinese company in Mexico: Limit use of Huawei gear in "the core" - the brains of the cellular network that processes data from towers - and tread carefully along the border.
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In November, officials at both agencies signed on to a memorandum of understanding that says, in part, that "the FCC and FTC wish to continue working together to protect consumers and the public interest and, in so doing, avoid duplicative, redundant, or inconsistent oversight in these areas" and sets ground rules for how the agencies will work together.
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Rather than simply urging businesses to invest in Iran as John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE did after the JCPOA was concluded, that special-purpose vehicle would establish ground rules for the commercial activity and investments that would be permitted.
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Ground rules accepted by the TV news folk made the meeting an off-the-record affair but as a man with 40 years of experience with the press, Trump had to know that the tone of his remarks would be shared and thus, his decision to criticize and scold them must be considered deliberate and intentional.
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" He complains that "the nation's political ground rules have yet to accept that the intelligence of immigrants is a legitimate topic for policymakers to think about" and eventually concludes "the kernel of evidence that must also be acknowledged is that Latin and black immigrants are, at least in the short run, putting some downward pressure on the distribution of intelligence.
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Until recently, Israel exercised its administrative control of Area C without attempting to extend its administrative reach into Areas A and B, while the Palestinian Authority ran Areas A and B with respect for Israel's monopoly on governing Area C. But in the past two months, those basic ground rules have been deeply breached over the seemingly mundane issue of building permits.
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So you'll likely need some ground rules: No turning the children's handprint turkeys into mini-Trumps, and an absolute ban on referencing Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE as Pocahontas.
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In the interests of fostering open debate we have set ground rules, both for essays and reader comments: use the pronouns people want you to use, and avoid all slurs, including TERF (trans-exclusionary radical feminist), which may have started as a descriptive term but is now used to try to silence a vast swathe of opinions on trans issues, and sometimes to incite violence against women.
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Hoffman explained the ground rules: talking would be permitted, within reason; Caruana would have the white pieces, and therefore the first move, on every board; opponents would have to wait until Caruana had arrived at their position to move, so that he could see what they were up to; and as opponents resigned or were checkmated Caruana would autograph their board, which they could keep.
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At any rate, it was hard to narrow down the list from the more than 2,000 short films I've seen this year—some of which I've written about for this site—but I was able to do so by placing them into categories and setting a few ground rules, which go as follows: So, without giving too much thought to the inherent ridiculousness of year-end "best of" awards, here I go: Winner: The Procedure.
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In Austin, where the cancellation of SXSW has already caused layoffs and hurt the local economy broadly, intimacy coach and sex educator Sasha Rose said she has been forced to cancel naked yoga, play parties — where partygoers can have sex or watch others in a safe space with sex-positive ground rules — and a big event with a panel discussion she was planning on the sidelines of SXSW for a friend's book launch.
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The OIA is charged with monitoring suspicious financial activity that occurs outside the US. According to interviews and documents reviewed by BuzzFeed News, FinCEN employees had alleged that analysts in the OIA had called US banks to obtain information on US citizens, unmasked their identities, as well as those of US-based businesses that were blacked out in internal reports, and collected and retained domestic financial information from a vast banking database, in violation of a landmark executive order that sets the ground rules for how intelligence agencies can operate.
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Some students may struggle with that kind of open-ended writing assignment, so seeing a basic sample outline may help them flesh out their ideas: Theme: Real Solutions for Real Problems Issue: Tax Policy Issue: Immigration Issue: Health Care or Theme: Strengthening Our Economy Issue: Creating Jobs Issue: Reforming the Tax Code Be sure to establish ground rules, though, if students are going to make a speech in a candidate's voice to ensure that the speeches don't promote offensive language, as one of the candidates has indeed crossed that line several times during this campaign.
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Here are some of the best books to read to ease your mind about the stock market:"Warren Buffet's Ground Rules," by Jeremy C. Miller"I Will Teach You To Be Rich," by Ramit Sethi"Mastering The Market Cycle" by Howard Marks"Unshakeable: Your Financial Freedom Playbook" by Tony Robbins"The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by John C. Bogle"Broke Millennial Takes On Investing," by Erin LowryWith social distancing measures in place and the stock market riding a roller coaster, a book might just be the place to turn.
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