Details of any deal still needed to be hammered out.
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Trump moved toward them as he hammered out his Cabinet.
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The exact contents of the proposal are still being hammered out.
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Mr Santos and the FARC quickly hammered out a revised deal.
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It still doesn't sound like specific details have been hammered out.
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Specifics regarding date, time and location have not yet been hammered out.
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But the details will apparently be hammered out in a single lunch.
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Vernon Sykes (D) hammered out a final deal to reach a compromise.
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Bottom line: Slowly, but surely, a final proposal is being hammered out.
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But in the United States, disagreements can be hammered out in court.
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Details need to be hammered out at Friday's OPEC+ meeting in Vienna.
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He called on Republicans to hold tight as details are hammered out.
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We're sure it will all be hammered out during The Women Tell All.
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No deal had been hammered out since then, industry sources said on Thursday.
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MUNICIPALITIES, STATES, I MEAN, HOW IS THIS ALL GOING TO GET HAMMERED OUT?
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They hammered out a settlement that concentrates on 6-year-old Jack's interests.
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There, he hammered out expectations ahead of a trip to the White House.
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He added there were still significant issues to be hammered out in talks.
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These two ideologically opposed politicians hammered out a deal to save Social Security.
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We've got the Japan Europe free trade deal that's still being hammered out.
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Most returned to Myanmar after the two governments hammered out a repatriation deal.
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Lawmakers hammered out the packages despite partisan rancor caused by the impeachment proceedings.
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I break down the agreement and what remains to be hammered out here.
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He just wants the GOP leaders to get some compromises hammered out first.
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Remember that Mercury is retrograde and things won't be hammered out for a while.
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Committee lawmakers hammered out the details of the bill behind closed doors this week.
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That, he argues, would reduce public debt while crucial pension reform is hammered out.
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An official arrangement won't be hammered out until at least a month after that.
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PG&E hammered out a restructuring plan, but still needs Newsom to approve it.
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A bipartisan immigration deal hammered out last year failed after Trump refused to back it.
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The deal wasn't finalized until Sunday, when they hammered out the last of the specifics.
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The details, including the size of the bail-out, have yet to be hammered out.
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There are some parts of the in-car experience that are already hammered out, though.
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Now the defendants have hammered out a deal to have a psychiatrist check out Silva.
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She and Jesse hammered out the agreement, and the judge approved it earlier this month.
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And the broader conference would have to accept the proposal once it is hammered out.
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Timeline: Committee lawmakers hammered out the details of the bill behind closed doors this week.
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The specifics of the initiative are still being hammered out, but some elements are clear.
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They eventually hammered out a compromise, but the political cost of the episode was significant.
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Acting on his urging, Senators Graham and Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, hammered out a compromise.
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Ms. Schroeder got on the phone with Ms. McCartney and hammered out the group guidelines.
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So much of this movie has seemingly been hammered out via committee — four credited screenwriters!
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A full resolution on trade isn't expected to be hammered out immediately, however, the report said.
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A bipartisan immigration deal hammered out last year also failed after Trump refused to back it.
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She said the price and timeline for Peeple's "Truth License" has not been hammered out yet.
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In the eight decades since, the FDA and TTB have hammered out the distinctions even more.
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David Cameron, who had hammered out the bargain with Mr Tusk, was clearly feeling less lyrical.
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Most bankers remain confident a compromise deal between Britain and the EU will be hammered out.
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Once an agreement is hammered out, he said, it would be provided to Congress for review.
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Iran hammered out the deal with China, France, Germany, Russia, the U.K. and the United States.
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Final details are still being hammered out, the sources said, particularly the timing of the interview.
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Mr. Macron in particular has continued to champion the agreement hammered out in his nation's capital.
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There'd probably be a small magazine where the doctrines of your sect would be hammered out.
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In the board room featured on The Apprentice, they hammered out the contours of the deal.
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Those issues and more will have to be hammered out when Senate and House negotiators meet.
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The deal was hammered out over weeks of tense negotiations and weighs in at 31 pages.
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It doesn't sound from the report like these issues were hammered out before Musk sent the tweet.
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They also hammered out a deal to make permanent temporary workers with three years on the job.
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More details are expected to be hammered out at the group's next policy meeting on November 30.
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The fine print of the agreement with the states has yet to be hammered out, Meirelles said.
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He had sued Lakshmi in 2011, having long been unhappy with the custody arrangement originally hammered out.
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"Our political team really sat down and hammered out where we wanted folks," one RNC official said.
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Kepler could have hammered out a patchwork equation that would have represented the oval orbit of Mars.
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Details are still being hammered out, but Mr. Thile plans to do musical numbers and comedy bits.
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The Hill reviewed a draft copy of the legislation, which is still being hammered out by Sen.
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Long-awaited reforms were hammered out last November after more than two years of debate in Brussels.
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Still, the details of what Google is willing to give is still being hammered out, sources say.
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The summit is expected to take place by May, but the details are still being hammered out.
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The Keaton article, which appeared in The New York Times, was hammered out on film-festival stationery.
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However, he is expected to remain once a longer and more lucrative deal has been hammered out.
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"Cold hard facts from evidence under oath will have been hammered out in those proceedings," he said.
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Jeff Sessions said Sunday that he would consider compromise gun legislation being hammered out by moderate Republican Sen.
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But repealing Obamacare before a replacement plan is hammered out could wreak havoc in the individual insurance market.
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As the budget gets hammered out in Juneau, small business owner Erica Pryzmont is as busy as ever.
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It recently hammered out a deal with fishermen in Rhode Island, who remain concerned about the turbines' effect.
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It's a Vietnam-era song that snaps the present into focus when hammered out with the right abandon.
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A plan for visitation between Brad and the youngins was also hammered out for while he's in London.
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She's seeking an uncontested proceeding, which signals everything from child custody and property might be hammered out already.
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The Kremlin now says a political solution, to be hammered out in Geneva, Switzerland, is its main focus.
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There was caution as investors waited to see whether a U.S. tax deal would be hammered out soon.
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Instead, those details would be hammered out at the working level in the months and years to come.
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Republican leaders may consider attaching this hike to a big (likely awful) spending deal currently being hammered out.
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Rules governing the waivers have been hammered out over the last decade with both Democratic and Republican support.
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Aircraft manufacturer Boeing and Walmart, the world's largest retailer, have likewise hammered out health plans directly with providers.
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Yearly contract terms are expected to be hammered out at next week's International Zinc Association conference in Arizona.
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These settlements are often enforced by court-approved consent decrees and the details are hammered out in private.
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A deep, philosophical conversation takes place—lofty ideas are shared, but the details will be hammered out, too.
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Trade is an EU competency, which means any arrangement cannot be hammered out bilaterally between Nicosia and London.
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But it was he who later hammered out the terms with Houston over dinner, the CEO has said.
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It was an actual marketplace and not a shadowy industry where brokers and H.R. departments hammered out deals.
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Twitter still hasn't hammered out the exact contours of the policy, which is due to be announced Nov.
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It will be a heavy lift to get an immigration agreement hammered out in the next day, however.
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But while the reporting process gets hammered out, the broader political landscape has come apart at the seams.
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They hammered out the settlement pretty quickly -- by Hollywood standards, anyway -- and the judge has already signed off.
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But if negative rates are not to become permanent, a new framework will have to be hammered out.
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It is, however, stronger than it was in March when it hammered out at a low near 88.
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Yet his team is hard at work getting the logistics and diplomacy hammered out ahead of the meetings.
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Jason and his ex, Angie Janu, have hammered out a divorce settlement ... and here's how it breaks down.
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The mechanics of how Brexit may be hammered out have also made it more difficult for the computers.
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For much of American history, it's been where the final text of most major bills is hammered out.
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The exact details of this are hammered out by each family throughout the week in the Recovery Support Agreement.
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As the new trade policies get hammered out, whether they conform to international trade standards will be figured out.
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On migration policy, euro-zone reforms and defence, the CDU has large disagreements that need to be hammered out.
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Though Greece is close to Russia, its government recently hammered out a deal that caused great concern to Moscow.
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Hammered out before the SPD members voted, the coalition deal provides a detailed overview of the new government's agenda.
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In this zero-sum atmosphere, new policy, for the most part, is no longer hammered out in the legislature.
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Stevie and Joseline hammered out the details -- in legal docs obtained by TMZ -- for 1-year-old Bonnie Bella.
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Russia and the U.S., along with other world powers, hammered out a deal that'll allow food and meds in.
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S. deal can be hammered out quickly from the remains of the TPP, but modern trade deals are complicated.
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Obama's critics alleged the administration kept this information under wraps while the Iran nuclear deal was being hammered out.
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They hammered out a few ideas, but Blow hadn't cut a song before, and things were fresh to him.
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The details of how those would be implemented in a final deal were still being hammered out Thursday evening.
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According to court docs, the exes hammered out specific dates where Nas will have custody of Knight for weekends.
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The White House and the House speaker hammered out important, if not perfect, legislation that looks promising for enactment.
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But there are still some differences that must be hammered out before the bill goes to the House floor.
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The United States hammered out the agreement in 2015 along with China, Russia, the United Kingdom, France and Germany.
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The deal, hammered out over almost four years of negotiations, was narrowly rejected in a plebiscite vote this month.
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And this comes despite a highly touted budget agreement hammered out between the White House and Congress this summer.
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An interim agreement was hammered out in 2013, granting Iran significant sanctions relief for simply sitting at the table.
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Back in 1967, in the space race heyday, the world's major powers met and hammered out some essential rules.
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The group says there's a 40% chance that a truce will be hammered out at the G20 meeting next week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A revised Brexit accord is being hammered out at the moment, Bloomberg quoted Spain's foreign minister as saying.
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Conversations were hammered out on the school buses shuttling people around, in Q&A's with directors, and even at afterparties.
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Speaking in Ankara after talks with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, Carter said the details still needed to be hammered out.
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Spousal support, property division, and attorney's fees still having to be hammered out ... according to the docs obtained by TMZ.
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More details are expected to be hammered out in meetings ahead of OPEC's annual gathering in Vienna on Nov. 2100.
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Aircraft manufacturer Boeing Co and Walmart Inc, the world's largest retailer, have likewise hammered out health plans directly with providers.
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It's not all monkeys and selfies here, there really are larger ramifications to the principles that are being hammered out.
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The company hasn't hammered out pricing, but estimates it'll charge around $5 a month for a constant stream of cards.
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U.S. Congressional negotiators hammered out a bipartisan agreement on a spending package to keep the federal government funded through Sept.
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That's a strong sign the couple has already hammered out details of their split, such as child custody and property.
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When Mars retrograde ends, you'll have a better grasp on budgeting, and self-worth issues will also be hammered out.
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Still, the basic design of the Paris agreement was hammered out by U.S. President Barack Obama and Xi in 2015.
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Police and prosecutors need Congress to take meaningful action, like moving forward with a bipartisan solution hammered out by Sen.
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Cannella said he and Brown had hammered out a deal at the governor's mansion just before the vote took place.
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These have been deals Democrats have been happy to make (though the border security details remain to be hammered out).
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But Ottawa and Washington hammered out their disagreements on things like dairy and dispute resolutions, and the USMCA was born.
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He has some nerve doing homework while tax reform is still being hammered out and infrastructure is just coming together.
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"Our society got way over-commercialized in the '40s and '50s, when media policy was being hammered out," he said.
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This is a key area that was postponed when the "rulebook" for the Paris Agreement was hammered out last December.
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She said that clean, renewable energy plays a central part in helping the world meet the agreement hammered out in Paris.
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As we reported ... the exes had reached a settlement back in March, but hadn't hammered out details of their assets split.
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Initially it appeared this GINA gray area was going to have to get hammered out in the courts or through regulations.
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The shutdown ended when Congress and the White House hammered out a budget deal with modest spending cuts and tax hikes.
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There are a lot of first-gen issues that should be/should have been hammered out before mass producing this device.
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That is a question to be hammered out across Twitter and Tumblr in the coming months, preferably with many, many GIFs.
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Macron said its size and details on its financing would be hammered out by ministers before the end of the year.
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Makes sense ... last month, the couple reportedly hammered out a settlement that has her walking away with $20 million in assets.
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When those get hammered out to make the space safer, the big money hedge funds and investment banks could join in.
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But few details have been released to the public -- in large part because they are still getting hammered out among Republicans.
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But neither those payments nor the farm bill being hammered out in Congress will substantially change the outlook for farm country.
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Meanwhile cold hard facts- Trump's enemies -cold hard facts from evidence under oath will have been hammered out in those proceedings.
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In 1991, as negotiators hammered out Nafta's details, Walmart made its first foreign investment by partnering with Mexico's largest retailer, Cifra.
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"It feels like we've hammered out every last thing we could have possibly had a hidden resentment about," Nic Sheff said.
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These former foster care youths (now grown) will be further victimized by the health bill being hammered out by Republican senators.
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He's expressed misgivings about changing his staff before high-stakes immigration legislation is hammered out, according to one of the people.
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At the same time, a surcharge for flight tickets will be increased but the details still need to be hammered out.
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The cuts that were finally hammered out this week, after intense negotiations with other big funders of the organization, were modest.
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The exact dollar amounts of the cuts were still being hammered out, Nauert said, though she noted they would be significant.
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This summer she hammered out terms of the $27 billion merger of data analytics company Refinitiv into the London Stock Exchange.
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The provision made it into the final version of the legislation, which House and Senate negotiators hammered out in recent weeks.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) hammered out the framework of a proposal during a dinner with Trump.
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The final version hammered out between Senate and House of Representatives Republicans after each chamber previously passed competing versions contained no surprises.
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Now as a ceasefire deal is being hammered out, Syrians are nervously watching to see what will come next for their country.
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The August deal hammered out by Trump in talks with the House and Senate raised spending for both defense and domestic spending.
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And other signatories and Iran want to keep the deal going so there is a period where things could be hammered out.
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Robin Thicke and Paula Patton just hammered out a custody deal for their 7-year-old son so the war is over.
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LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - A revised Brexit accord is being hammered out at the moment, Bloomberg quoted Spain's foreign minister as saying.
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The group hammered out its demands after frustration with stalled infrastructure and immigration reform bills under a Republican-controlled Congress, Gottheimer said.
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In 2014, the U.S. government slapped large duties on Mexican sugar but hammered out a deal with Mexico that suspended those levies.
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There are, however, key differences in some of the individual market provisions that will need to be hammered out in legislative debate.
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Russia and Turkey have hammered out a fragile truce for the northwest, the only other part of Syria still beyond Assad's grip.
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Consumers will smartly be cautious, even after the company says it's hammered out the original issues and firmed up a release date.
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In particular, details on its governance and how it sits in relation to the broader EU budget remain to be hammered out.
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The official told me the issue is being "hammered out internally" and Kelly approved a policy process to work through the issue.
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The comment came after Bloomberg wrote that Spanish Foreign Ministry Josep Borrell had said a revised Brexit accord was being hammered out.
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Some big-ticket items still must be hammered out, including disaster aid, defense spending and funding for health insurance for children. 3.
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A travel itinerary will be hammered out, and big news you want to share with the world will be discussed and planned.
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Leaders also agreed to allow a vote on more moderate immigration legislation, the details of which have not yet been hammered out.
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And if Democrats take back the House, it's where any legislation with a prayer of getting through Congress will be hammered out.
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The politics: The legislative session in Albany is ending and a lot of major policies are hammered out at the last minute.
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The choice of location raises a question: When problems erupt on the continent, is there a dominant city where they're hammered out?
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At Mali Market, recently moved to make space for new construction, four men hammered out a meditative rhythm using giant wooden mallets.
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U.S. companies scrambled to set up alternative arrangements while the U.S. and Europe hammered out a new agreement, 2016's Privacy Shield.
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These new efforts join a bipartisan deal hammered out by leaders of the House Energy & Commerce and Senate Health committees in December.
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But before anything else, the rules that Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell hammered out with his fellow Republicans needed to be approved.
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The two sides have been working on a long-term contract extension that could get hammered out prior to the 2019 campaign.
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The choice of location raises a question: When problems erupt in the region, is there a dominant city where they're hammered out?
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TMZ broke the story ... his divorce from Mariah's been hammered out on paper, but for some reason he just hasn't signed yet.
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Caldas and Techmanski hammered out the details of the contract, which included a $3.2 million down payment to mobilize workers and equipment.
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But even while the standard is being hammered out, efforts are under way around the world to develop and test 25G components.
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So the deal hammered out in Munich overnight seemed like just another irrelevant set of words dictated by diplomats in a foreign capital.
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If implemented, the deal hammered out during five hours of late night talks in Munich would allow humanitarian aid to reach besieged towns.
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It is not enough to say that everything depends on a political settlement, and that can only be hammered out locally and regionally.
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Today the battle over abortion in America is fought less with guns and explosives than with laws hammered out in the country's statehouses.
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Instead of imposing their own taxes, the United States wants countries to wait for a global corporate tax overhaul to be hammered out.
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Panels of experts hammered out the details of the bill for months, And the final product purported to contain something for every stakeholder.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who hammered out the truce in months of intensive diplomacy, pleaded with Russia to halt air strikes.
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The Veterans Administration does not publicize the amount it pays for prescription drugs, a cost hammered out in delicate negotiations with pharmaceutical companies.
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Almost every deal and every announcement a US leader makes abroad has been pre-baked, hammered out among underlings in the preceding months.
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The details of how the program will work, however, still have to be hammered out at the DoT and, more specifically, the FAA.
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At Microsoft Corp, the firm stayed in the background as a change in leadership between Steve Ballmer and Satya Nadella was hammered out.
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A person familiar with the matter said the parties hammered out the deal in a conference room in Schneiderman's office on Thursday evening.
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The Iran nuclear deal, or Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), was an international agreement hammered out over 20 arduous months of negotiations.
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Page's lawyer, however, pushed back about her appearance, stating that the details of her testimony on the Hill are still being hammered out.
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A person familiar with the matter said the parties hammered out the deal in a conference room in Schneiderman's office on Thursday evening.
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He also hammered out an agreement with Corker earlier in the debate to limit the overall size of the package to $1.5 trillion.
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Lawmakers hammered out a deal on Monday night to avoid another shutdown that will begin on Saturday unless new spending legislation is passed.
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The Stone Roses did a similar, if more obvious incarnation with Turns to Stone that hammered out all of their main B-sides.
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The UK government said Wednesday that it would repeal its 2% tax if an international tax overhaul is hammered out by the OECD.
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At the Federal Security Council meeting, which was held in March, officials hammered out what has become known as the "hack-back" strategy.
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Thistle actually held off on raising more since launching in 245 to make sure it hammered out unit economics to prevent an implosion.
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Bipartisan talks will continue -- but lawmakers were expected to broaden beyond the core group of negotiators who had hammered out a compromise previously.
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While the details are still being hammered out, the plan basically says developers must set aside 28503 percent of their units as affordable.
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Still, many details have yet to be hammered out, and critics dismissed Tuesday's meeting as another photo opportunity that was short on specifics.
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A peace agreement with Colombia's rebels was hammered out in Havana, which has longstanding ties to both the rebels and the Colombian government.
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He was facing a 23-month prison sentence -- but hammered out a deal to pay the fine and move on with his life.
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House Republicans are calling for the tax to be eliminated in final legislation to be hammered out by a House-Senate conference committee.
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In the real world, most people don't care about how a couple divvied up the wedding china or even hammered out a custody agreement.
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A framework settlement, announced on Monday, was hammered out by some drugmakers and distributors and attorneys general in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Texas.
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Both Sanders and Buttigieg claimed victory, as a technical meltdown severely hampered the reporting of the final results — which are still being hammered out.
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A unified version would have to be hammered out in a bicameral conference and approved by both chambers before the measure could take effect.
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A lot of the specifics of the partnership are still being hammered out, but it's clear that this is a big win for Nuro.
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A spending agreement for the next two years hammered out by lawmakers last week includes money to increase, not cut, diplomacy and development funds.
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If CETA is fragile, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a deal still being hammered out between the EU and America, is flailing.
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An election ought to be the time when different approaches to the same questions are hammered out on the anvil of debate and campaigning.
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Those issues will be hammered out over the next two years, although banks are unlikely to wait until such rules are decided before acting.
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The divorce was hammered out in record time -- considering they were divvying up the world's largest fortune -- and in April they reached the settlement.
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It's a classic question in science fiction, but we've reached a point where the question can be hammered out in actual case law too.
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The JCPOA The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, known as the JCPOA, was an international agreement hammered out over 20 arduous months of negotiations.
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IN THE early centuries of eastern Christian history, when doctrines were hammered out at seven disputatious bishops' councils, theological arguments were on everyone's mind.
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The White House has thrown its muscle behind the package, which the Treasury Department painstakingly hammered out over weeks of talks with House negotiators.
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The documents followed a years-long environmental assessment that the FAA, SpaceX, the state of Texas, and local authorities hammered out by July 2014.
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Republicans said the details of how to pay for the cuts will be hammered out by congressional tax writing committees in the coming months.
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Though Republicans and right-wing think tanks have some ideas about what they would replace Obamacare with, GOP officials haven't hammered out specifics yet.
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The latest version of the First Step Act, hammered out by a bipartisan clutch of senators, initially looked to be on a promising path.
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Mr Gorsuch is right that such questions would be better hammered out by lawmakers who, unlike Supreme Court justices, are elected by the people.
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An upper-middle-class background gave them the means to fly to Europe and stumble into restaurants where nouvelle cuisine was being hammered out.
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Hammered out by Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, this agreement you've never heard of sent thousands of midrange nuclear missiles to the scrap heap.
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There's no deal yet, and CNBC reported that specifics like what would be included and how much it would cost haven't been hammered out.
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Sources close to the former couple tell TMZ the two have hammered out a final custody agreement for their 2-year-old daughter, Dream.
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The European establishment not only said that her proposed Brexit deal, hammered out in July with her cabinet at Chequers, her country retreat, was dead.
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" Trump repeated that he would renegotiate the nation's trade agreements, which he contends were hammered out by "political hacks" rather than the "brightest business people.
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The interior ministry said 60 tribal leaders had signed up to a 12-point deal, hammered out in several days of secret talks in Rome.
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The answer to that is still being hammered out through an ever-growing thicket of crisscrossing treaties, national court rulings, and shifting tech company policies.
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Instead of letting airports decide who would use their runways and when, the system was designed to have schedules hammered out by committees of airlines.
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Policies are hammered out one or two years in advance, so the price of today's rocket explosions wouldn't turn up until far down the road.
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The proposal that passed only offers $1.1 billion in new funding, part of a compromise hammered out by Republican Roy Blunt and Democrat Patty Murray.
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However, the State Department could not confirm Lavrov's statement regarding the creation of a monitoring center and said such details were still being hammered out.
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No amendment had been hammered out by Tuesday and Upton, an influential moderate, said he opposed the bill, as did Long, a close Trump ally.
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They could, of course, just wait until they hammered out actual details of the bill and give McCain more than a few days to recover.
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One issue still to be hammered out is who owns the data a self-driving car collects and whether the passenger has a privacy right.
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Page's lawyer on Monday, however, pushed back about her appearance, stating that the details of her testimony on the Hill are still being hammered out.
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He hammered out the final versions of the 19743 nonaggression treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland that formed the cornerstones of Bonn's normalization strategies.
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The revamped fiscal targets were being hammered out by government authorities and IMF staff in Buenos Aires, the Fund said in a statement on Wednesday.
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These small changes are not unlike the welfare reform measures President Bill Clinton and then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich hammered out in the mid-1990s.
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The nuclear deal, hammered out in 2015 by six world powers, lifts crippling sanctions on Iran's lifeblood oil and gas industry and the broader economy.
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Hudak told me that any major infrastructure proposal could attract Democrats, but there are a lot of questions that would need to be hammered out.
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Fred and his ex, Kseniya, hammered out a divorce settlement -- made easier by the fact they had a prenup -- and here's how it breaks down.
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Details of the partnerships, which have not been disclosed previously, are still being hammered out, but include design and engineering from Tesla, the companies said.
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But Gidney Fisheries is truly global, with its lobsters landing on plates in Paris and Shanghai through trade agreements hammered out in far-off capitals.
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Negotiators at the U.N. climate conference in Bonn, Germany, hammered out the beginnings of a "rule book" to chart progress in scaling back carbon emissions.
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Queen Elizabeth II on Monday agreed to a "period of transition" while details of a more "independent" role for Harry and Meghan are hammered out.
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Legislators and labor unions hammered out a deal on March 229 to approve the bill, following years of tense negotiations regarding the state's pay floor.
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Details of the $1.3 trillion spending deal are still being hammered out, but a vote in the House is expected to be scheduled for Tuesday.
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On top of that, Blevins likely hammered out some type of deal with Epic that would see him benefit financially from sales of the skin.
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In 2007 Lang Lang—once a student of Mr Yin—hammered out its final movement for the one-year countdown ceremony of the Beijing Olympics.
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Over the 20th century, as radio and television communication proliferated, a few countries hammered out agreements to limit interstate propaganda, though few were ever enforced.
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But Ottawa and Washington hammered out their disagreements on things like dairy and dispute resolutions, and the United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) was born.
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But keep in mind that comprehensive solutions for privacy (and security) in an IoT world aren't going to be hammered out in a single roundtable.
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Eventually, with similar effort from Mexico, the three sides hammered out the USMCA, which resembles NAFTA and will replace it, assuming Congress ratifies the new agreement.
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Facebook has hammered out business deals with phone carriers in various countries to make more than 300 stripped-down web services (including Facebook) available for free.
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A negotiating blueprint hammered out by the two political blocs did not mention the NATO target specifically - dodging an issue that continues to divide the parties.
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Activists said the consensus, hammered out in negotiations chaired by Ecuador, overcame resistance by dairy producers led by the United States, European Union and New Zealand.
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As we told you, Chris and Anna hammered out their divorce with the help of a private judge ... who just signed off Wednesday on the deal.
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A $1.1 trillion spending bill, running at 1,665 pages, was hammered out by Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard finally hammered out their divorce settlement, and the charities she promised to fund will get their cash ... with a slight delay.
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Most attorneys advised patience, saying they would need to wait at least until early June, when a bill with more specific language might be hammered out.
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The hits keep coming for Jeremy Meeks ... 9 days after his son with Chloe Green was born, he's hammered out his divorce from wife #1, Melissa.
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The shape of his deal has been hammered out in Europe's capitals with the elected leaders of other governments—just like all the most important Eurodeals.
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If a deal is not hammered out by March 1 or if the deadline is not extended, tariffs on Chinese goods would rise to 25 percent.
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In June 1788, he participated in the Virginia ratifying convention, where he offered a powerful defense of the Constitution hammered out in Philadelphia the previous summer.
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So did a bill mixing child-care subsidies and child tax credits, which became more middle-class-friendly after Ivanka and Schumer hammered out the details.
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Though the details aren't hammered out yet, Sprig also plans to offer equity to these employees to align incentives so they'll benefit if the startup succeeds.
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A lot of this will depend on the contours of the agreement that he hammered out with Robert Mueller to pave the way for his testimony.
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President Trump's budget chief on Monday praised the bipartisan spending compromise lawmakers have hammered out to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year.
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Speculative bets that U.S. crude prices will rise have surged since September as OPEC and Russia hammered out a deal to continue capping their oil production.
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It will be hammered out by strategists and candidates over the next two and a half years and will ultimately be decided by Democratic primary voters.
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Still, there was little joy in Salt Lake City last week while state officials hammered out the latest deal with their counterparts in the federal government.
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A peace agreement with Colombia's rebels was even hammered out in Havana, a capital that had longstanding ties to both the rebels and the Colombian government.
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A peace agreement with Colombia's rebels was even hammered out in Havana, a capital which had longstanding ties to both the rebels and the Colombian government.
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However, the Northern Irish party Johnson needs to help ratify any agreement has refused to support the deal that was hammered out over weeks of negotiations.
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Negotiators hammered out a new deal after a European court struck down a previous arrangement, arguing that it didn't do enough to protect citizens' privacy rights.
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Details of the proposed rule are still being hammered out, but it is expected to expand the number of assessment areas for some banks, sources said.
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The two leaders have already taken steps toward compromise: They recently hammered out a deal for a prisoner swap that paved the way for Monday's meeting.
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Britain will then enter into a transitional period that maintains existing trading arrangements while the new terms of its relationship with the bloc are hammered out.
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More than a year after Trump famously tweeted "Cancel Order" the President and Muilenburg hammered out the new deal during a White House meeting last Tuesday.
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Under the agreement, the two sides hammered out compromises on issues that had previously proven to be dead ends, such as immigration, fiscal policy, and healthcare.
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It has hammered out agreement on a standard royalty (3% of revenue, plus 1.5% to improve local infrastructure), which must now pass through provincial and federal legislatures.
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Epic and Psyonix may genuinely not have hammered out the portion of the deal that would dictate exclusivity, and that could come down at a later date.
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Activision also hammered out deals with Sony to deliver exclusive items, missions, and other perks to the PlayStation audience of Destiny, which has long irked Xbox fans.
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The Committee's Interior and Environment Appropriations bill now goes before the Senate, where a final federal budget for 2150 will be hammered out in the coming months.
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When the deal was hammered out, Erste Bank had pledged to boost lending by over 550 million euros ($623.43 million) in Hungary in the next three years.
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That is one of many points of disagreement that will have to be hammered out in a House–Senate conference, where the whole project could sputter out.
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With 37 days left until Brexit, sterling rose on a Bloomberg report that cited Spain's foreign minister as saying a revised Brexit accord was being hammered out.
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Djibouti's Energy Minister Yonis Ali Guedi told Reuters late on Saturday the deal hammered out "key terms that will serve as a basis" for related concession contracts.
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But later on Wednesday, two sources close to the matter said the two sides had hammered out an agreement to subscribe a 700-million-euro rights issue.
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We don&apost know whether they&aposre going to destroy or when they&aposre going to destroy all these facilities, that all has to be hammered out.
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On Wednesday, the government and the largest oil producers hammered out a temporary deal to keep prices down, avoiding tougher measures such as prohibitive oil export duties.
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The "rule book" hammered out in Katowice as the basis for implementing the Paris Agreement failed to rectify that, said Brandon Wu, policy director at ActionAid USA.
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The Senate's version of the legislation does not include those provisions, and the two measures will likely be hammered out in a conference committee in the fall.
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Tata Steel's European Works Council (EWC) said on Monday that numerous details of the deal still needed to be hammered out before they could endorse a deal.
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The agency agreed with an internal FTC judge's ruling in October 2017 that 1-800 Contacts had improperly hammered out deals with rivals that restricted search advertising.
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That bill, a compromise proposal hammered out by House GOP Leadership, is still facing long odds of passage, as every Democrat is expected to vote against it.
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Three years ago nearly 20.7 nations hammered out the Paris Agreement with a goal of holding warming below 1.83 degrees Fahrenheit (two degrees Celsius) over preindustrial levels.
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Further budget details were still being hammered out on Monday ahead of the public handshake between Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Johnson in the City Hall rotunda.
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Officials must commit to enforcing the elements of a consent decree with the state on police reforms whose final details are being hammered out in federal court.
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And because detailed reporting requirements to track produce from field to supermarket have not yet been hammered out, fine-tracing the source of contamination is exceedingly difficult.
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It is premature to expect outright cooperation, he and others said, predicting that relations might remain where they are until the terms of engagement are hammered out.
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Pelosi and Schumer are resisting Trump's border funding demands, with Schumer sticking to a bipartisan $1.6 billion border security deal hammered out in the Senate's Appropriations Committee.
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Though Washington and Beijing in December hammered out a "Phase 1" trade deal, business confidence has remained depressed amid considerable confusion about the details of the agreement.
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The UK will then enter into a transitional period that maintains existing trading arrangements while the new terms of its relationship with the bloc get hammered out.
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AROUND 220AM, as the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) hammered out an agreement with Blackstone to buy Refinitiv, a data-provider, mice scurried out of the corners.
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But some of the biggest details — like the enforcement mechanism to ensure China complies and the timing for the removal of tariffs — still haven't been hammered out.
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Asked if Trump would sign the deal being hammered out in Congress, Sanders said the president needs to see the final agreement first before making a decision.
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The relatively low tariffs that the United States charges on many foreign goods were hammered out through decades of bargaining and bartering at the World Trade Organization.
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The parties had painstakingly hammered out an agreement on who should be named Treasury director general and the head of state holding company Cassa depositi e prestiti en.cdp.
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In December, it announced banks would have to cap their exposure to the most indebted companies at five percent of their capital, once details had been hammered out.
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Seoul made a standing offer to North Korea last year regarding another such reunion, details of which have yet to be hammered out between North and South Korea.
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To save money, it was held on the same day as the traditional town meeting day — the second Tuesday of March — when local legislative issues were hammered out.
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The prime minister's Brexit deal, hammered out during more than a year and a half of talks in Brussels, has been attacked on all sides of the House.
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In fact, it took over a year of work after the demise of 732 for a consensus policy to be hammered out; every constituent group had a say.
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In a concession to Mexican and Canadian companies, the final agreement hammered out Sunday largely exempts passenger vehicles, pickup trucks and auto parts from possible Trump administration tariffs.
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Loof's backing of the Social Democrats and Greens is fraught with danger as they are ideologically poles apart, despite the joint policy platform they hammered out this month.
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Cleveland had initially (reportedly) planned to cut Gordon but then realized there was a market for the superstar wideout ... and eventually hammered out a deal with the Patriots.
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Mundell said the Scottish government, which has talked of a "lost decade" for Britain, should stop "doom-mongering" about Brexit while a new relationship is being hammered out.
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President Donald Trump said he expects in September to declare Iran not compliant with the 2015 nuclear agreement hammered out with the U.S. and five other leading countries.
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Kansas City, Austin, and Provo all hammered out favorable agreements with Google Fiber, the Internet giant's ultra-high-speed broadband project, and several other cities have followed suit.
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To get the talks going again, a "cessation of hostilities" agreement was hammered out by John Kerry, America's secretary of state, and his Russian opposite number, Sergei Lavrov.
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Ahead of his remarks, Brady told CNBC on Tuesday that the House, Senate and White House are united around a common tax plan, with details being hammered out.
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Just before Christmas, they hammered out a three-way deal: Rodriguez would be sent to the Red Sox for Manny Ramirez and a young pitching prospect, Jon Lester.
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The bipartisan spending deal hammered out by congressional negotiators boosts funding for an office at the Department of Homeland Security charged with securing U.S. infrastructure from cyber threats.
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So advocates have worked for the past several years to bring up LAWS for debate in the UN, where the details of a treaty can be hammered out.
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On Wednesday morning, the cartel agreed on a plan to cut output based on an outline hammered out in Algiers in September, according to Reuters citing a source.
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The comment came after Bloomberg quoted Spanish Foreign Ministry Josep Borrell as saying a revised Brexit accord was being hammered out, a comment that pushed up the pound.
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Trump's opposition to the deal has been welcomed by Israel, which has rejected the pact since it was being hammered out under former U.S. President Barack Obama's administration.
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The actual details of how it would operate — such as boundaries, fee amounts and hours and any exemptions — would not be hammered out until next year, or later.
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Like his speech in Missouri, Trump will not offer any new details about the package of reforms being hammered out between administration officials and Republican leaders in Congress.
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The complaint quotes from emails that are redacted in the publicly available version and that the suit says show how Mylan and Heritage executives hammered out the details.
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Caitlin Upton, the former Miss Teen USA contestant who infamously mangled an answer about Americans and maps, has hammered out her divorce settlement ... such as the South Africa.
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The deal was hammered out between VICE News and the State and Justice departments in response to our ongoing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuits against the agencies.
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Stephen Curry, a two-time Most Valuable Player, also hammered out a new deal with the Warriors last week that will be worth $201 million over five years.
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It's only when Trump's new direct attacks against Mueller started on Monday, after the FBI raided Cohen's office, that the senators hammered out a deal on a combined bill.
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Goldman Sachs settlement is the last of a series of enforcement actions hammered out by a state/federal task force on financial fraud, co-chaired by New York Attorney
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Earlier this week, EU leaders hammered out a deal to share out refugees on a voluntary basis and create "controlled centers" inside the European Union to process asylum requests.
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But since then, SoundCloud has hammered out deals with the major record labels to stop mass take-downs of its content, and its SoundCloud Go $9.99 subscription service flopped.
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Russia, whose foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, hammered out the deal with John Kerry, the American secretary of state, on February 22nd, grounded its aircraft as agreed on February 27th.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... prosecutors decided not to pursue charges against Offset after the rapper and the fan, Junior Gibbons, hammered out a mutual agreement on their own.
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Just last week, Russia was among the world powers who hammered out a deal that would mean the first real halt in fighting in the years-long civil war.
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On paper, seems like a dogfight is brewing ... but sources connected to the ex-couple tell us they've already hammered out a settlement, just 4 days after she filed.
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OPEC's combined water-borne shipments of nearly 24 million barrels a day in March were up slightly from October levels, before OPEC hammered out the deal to cut output.
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A new agreement on the EU's Operation Sophia was hammered out after Italy, where anti-migrant sentiment is rising, said it would no longer receive those rescued at sea.
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The annual G7 conference is usually a fairly news-free endeavor, with agreements on the global economy hammered out well before world leaders gather for two days of talks.
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European Union lawmakers have hammered out a deal to cut vehicle emissions by 35 percent by 2030, offering a further boon to the development of electric and hybrid cars.
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That, presumably, has both generated a few more called strikes than he's used to getting and saved him the ignominy of having mistake changeups hammered out of the park.
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It also has members like Rime and Revok who have hammered out precedent-setting copyright infringement suits against Moschino and H&M for unauthorized commercial use of their work.
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The N.C.A.A. commission surely will discuss this proposition, although it has no direct say over a policy that has been hammered out by the N.B.A. and its players union.
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Brooke Burke and David Charvet are free to move about Malibu as single people -- they've finally hammered out their divorce and they're both walking away with plenty of assets.
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Schumer's proposed procedures, however, go above and beyond the bipartisan procedures hammered-out by Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.) and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.
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That equals out to between $400 and $500 when converted to American dollars, though Sony hasn't hammered out any details for a stateside release date or price point yet.
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Vanilla Ice and his now ex-wife are officially single people again ... they've hammered out a divorce settlement a mere 3 years after she filed to end their marriage.
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Update: President Trump pulls US out of Paris climate agreement The deal was hammered out over weeks of tense negotiations in December 2015 and weighs in at 1003 pages.
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FROM PEN: Christina and Tarek El Moussa's Divorce Has Not Stopped Their Business Relationship Dell sued Lakshmi in 2011, having long been unhappy with the custody arrangement originally hammered out.
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The agreement was hammered out in December but signed in record-breaking April, with the ambitious aim to cap temperature rises at 1.5 degress Celsius compared with pre-industrial levels.
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Third, congresses are the setting for a kind of state-of-the-union speech by the party leader, reflecting an elite consensus hammered out during the circulation of numerous drafts.
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Arnesen points to the changes Clinton has made in her platform, as well as the Democratic agenda hammered out at Democratic National Convention, due to Sanders' presence in the race.
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He follows David Davis as the second minister to resign from Theresa May's cabinet over the Brexit agreement hammered out on July 6th at Chequers, Mrs May's official country residence.
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What the deal envisages Many of the details hammered out between US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov a week ago have not been disclosed.
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Though details remain to be hammered out, the Franco-German proposal does not speak of imposing conditions, like fiscal discipline or carrying out reforms, to benefit from the joint budget.
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At the same time, it is still very much an outline — a 37-page document that has broad policy proposals that would need to be hammered out into actual legislation.
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In 21.8, PREPA hammered out a restructuring deal with creditors that was seen as a potential roadmap for a broader restructuring of the U.S. commonwealth's crippling $133 billion debt load.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee put out a statement from Burr and Vice Chairman Mark Warner confirming they were aware of Kushner's offer and said details were still being hammered out.
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Information about how much those checks will be – and whether or not individuals will pay tax on them – will likely be hammered out in a deal by politicians very soon.
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While details are still being hammered out, the administration has been working for months on plans for the president to deliver an address from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
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Before a spending package can be hammered out, congressional leaders are seeking a deal to raise the caps on the spending at their annual discretion that were imposed in 2011.
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It is also rooted in history, Mr. Röttgen said, and in particular a European appreciation of the Good Friday accord, which was hammered out over 700 days of grinding negotiations.
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Because of the Robinson lawsuit, therefore, the state and the Sheff plaintiffs hammered out the terms of the Phase IV Stipulated Order that, it appears, resolves all of Robinson's allegations.
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But at a unique moment, when fresh approaches to geopolitics could be hammered out, they appear willing to accept much of the outdated security assumptions of the American postwar order.
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As we previously reported, Sunny says she's also down to start working with Vivid again -- but so far, it's unclear if the two sides have hammered out a new deal.
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The door might eventually have been opened to it but only after signing on to the full body of rules that the original TPP members, led by America, had hammered out.
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The exact deal structure is still being hammered out, and negotiations are expected to continue for much of April, with no certainty that a deal will be reached, the people added.
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The leader of the SPD's youth wing, Kevin Kuehnert, and other opponents of another coalition government, say a preliminary deal hammered out with conservatives falls too far short of SPD goals.
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Ms Vestager's ruling will add to the discomfort felt by Jean-Claude Juncker, the commission's president, who was prime minister of Luxembourg when the tax arrangement in question was hammered out.
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But in the cleaner air of Brussels, London, Berlin, Paris and elsewhere, the future of the UK, the EU, and even NATO, will need to be hammered out one more time.
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Japan voted late last year to legalize casinos but specifics are still being hammered out to include in legislation on regulating proposed integrated resorts - facilities hosting casinos, hotels and conference space.
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Fool me twice: this time it has chosen a slate of candidates for the lower house and hammered out co-operation agreements with other opposition parties, including the Japan Communist Party.
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There were no immediate reports of casualties after the plan hammered out by Russia, Turkey and Iran — the latest attempt to bring calm to the country — kicked in at midnight Friday.
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The critics include hold-out creditors who complain they are getting shorted by a deal hammered out by Peabody executives and hedge funds that hold the bulk of the company's debt.
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It was a surprising reversal for the government of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, which had, just last week, hammered out a plan for a logistical support relief package for Texas.
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At the meeting, the two reportedly hammered out a deal that would see Epstein serve just 13 months, in a private cell block at a county jail, instead of federal prison.
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Teams have until Saturday to approve the regulations by majority vote, rather than unanimous agreement, and have already hammered out most of the details in meetings over the past few months.
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That section featured a guest performer: Brazilian soccer star and past World Cup winner Ronaldinho, who for a few bars of the song hammered out the rhythm on an African drum.
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Brexit When the United Kingdom officially leaves the European Union in eight months, things could get ugly -- if the UK hasn't hammered out a deal with the 28-nation trading bloc.
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U.S. crude surged more than 11 percent in the final months of the year as OPEC hammered out a production-cutting deal with a group of oil exporters that includes Russia.
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"The framework will have specific rates on businesses and families but the actual income parameters will be hammered out later," a senior White House official told reporters in a briefing Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday praised a sugar trade deal hammered out between the United States and Mexico earlier this month, calling it "very good" for both countries.
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The United States applied the newest wave of higher tariffs based on when ships containing the affected goods arrive, adding a few weeks in which a reversal could be hammered out.
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Bennet was one of eight senators — four Republicans and four Democrats — who became the bipartisan group known as the "gang of eight" that hammered out an immigration compromise bill in 2013.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) — U.S. congressional negotiators have hammered out a bipartisan agreement on a spending package to keep the federal government funded through the end of the current fiscal year on Sept.
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Speaking often by mobile phone, and with the discreet approval of the French government — which is Renault's largest shareholder — Mr. Senard and Mr. Elkann hammered out a deal within a month.
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Reports of sporadic clashes continued between Turkish-backed fighters and the U.S.-allied Syria Kurdish forces despite a five-day cease-fire agreement hammered out Thursday between U.S. and Turkish leaders.
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That will be hammered out in talks with the bloc's leaders in Brussels over trade relations — negotiations that could prove as divisive and traumatic as the political fight over the withdrawal.
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Japan, which has the largest economy among the remaining trade partners, is pushing to preserve most of the ambitious rules that negotiators originally hammered out, as are Australia and New Zealand.
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It's not a done deal, and it's unclear whether topline numbers can actually be hammered out without incorporating the cost of any wall money, but it signaled a willingness to deal.
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The FTC issued the order following a decision by an internal FTC judge in October 8003 that 1-800 Contacts had improperly hammered out deals with rivals that restricted search advertising.
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That's an important sign -- anything not agreed to at a lower subcommittee level needs to be hammered out by those four, and they've got a good history of doing just that.
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"We are working with the aim to reach a common position ... we want to do it quickly," he said, adding that there was still some "technical work" to be hammered out.
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In another sign of flexibility, Cuba recently hammered out a deal with Major League Baseball that will allow Cuban players to travel legally to the U.S. and play on American teams.
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However, as part of a plea deal hammered out in 2017, the former national security adviser admitted to lying about his knowledge of the Turkish government's involvement in the lobbying effort.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The coalition agreement hammered out by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the Social Democratic Party (SPD) will have a wide-ranging impact on business in Europe's largest economy.
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That, plus the First Order imagery in the trailer, would indicate that Battlefront II will flesh out the Empire's downfall — a process still being hammered out in Star Wars books and comics.
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The United States and Mexico hammered out the trade deal in 2014 to end a months-long probe of cheap, subsidized sugar that the U.S. government decided was harming the American market.
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Hunt said the EU had to trust whoever Britain sent to Brussels to renegotiate the withdrawal deal May hammered out last November and which EU leaders have said they will not change.
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Bolstering dollar sentiment, U.S. congressional negotiators have hammered out a bipartisan agreement on a spending package to keep the federal government funded through the end of the current fiscal year on Sept.
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Even the OBR appears to have no answers to the simplest questions, such as the terms of the deal hammered out with Nissan, which has pledged to keep making cars in Sunderland.
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"It has negotiated contracts with major operators like MedMen, helped legitimize the movement for cautious politicians, and hammered out pro-worker provisions in multiple state legislatures," writes Josh Marcus for Rolling Stone.
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The Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction from May 24 to 26 in Cancun is the first international summit since the 15-year Sendai Framework was hammered out in Japan in 2015.
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The amount of funding, expected to be in the billions globally, will be hammered out at the next meeting of the parties to the deal in Montreal in 2017, the UNEP said.
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Putin was trying either to alter or to tear up the Minsk peace process, named for the Belarus capital where truces were hammered out for the war in eastern Ukraine's Donbass region.
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The two sides hammered out an agreement to fully subscribe a 700-million-euro ($780 million) rights issue for Carige but are still in talks over details of the broader rescue plan.
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FRANKFURT, July 13 (Reuters) - Germany's Commerzbank said on Thursday that management and employee representatives had hammered out guidelines for job cuts that were announced last year as part of a major restructuring.
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To be sure, the $25 billion or more figure represents a pretty wide range, and often the details don't get hammered out until bankers begin to price out the company's public offering.
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In 2016, parties to the Montreal Protocol met in Kigali, Rwanda, and hammered out the Kigali Amendment, which ratchets down emissions of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), another class of refrigerants that warm the planet.
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Neither Mr. Seller nor Mr. Shechtman would discuss details, some of which remain to be hammered out, and Mr. Shechtman said that the performers were not ready to comment on the deal.
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On January 8, delegations from the North and the South hammered out an agreement at the DMZ's Joint Security Area allowing Northern athletes to participate in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics this month.
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Since not all details can be hammered out in advance, an institutionalized process for resolving disagreements along the way is necessary to lend a measure of stability to the challenging process ahead.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday he saw broadening support in favor of a proposed joint euro zone budget, though tough details remained to be hammered out.
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Most do not want to overhaul the current Constitution, which was hammered out during a constitutional assembly in 1991, replacing a century-old version and providing a strong defense of minority rights.
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Speaking in Paris, Merkel said she saw no major difference between French President Emmanuel Macron's ambitious vision for Europe and a blueprint for coalition talks hammered out by conservatives and the SPD.
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House aides in both parties, including from the House Intelligence and Judiciary committees, hammered out the final details of the bill into the afternoon on Tuesday before the final text was posted.
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Under an agreement hammered out in marathon negotiations with American officials over the last few days, Mexico agreed to send up to 6,000 National Guard troops to its southern border with Guatemala.
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His press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, said he'd be open to something resembling the bipartisan compromise hammered out by Senate appropriators earlier this year, which included $1.6 billion to fortify existing barriers.
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But by then, according to one negotiator, the deal was "cooked": The two sides had hammered out their lists, twisted the arms of their own judiciaries and secured each other's grudging approval.
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As "The Daily Show (The Book): An Oral History" reports, this was a role Mr. Stewart had carefully conceived and hammered out for himself in the face of scattered staff writers' opposition.
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The newest plan emerging is to pass a skinny repeal of ObamaCare, which hasn't been hammered out but could likely gut at least the individual and employer mandates and medical device tax.
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That includes a meeting last week, where options included putting the wall funding issue aside as the topline numbers were hammered out, which could clear the way for significant progress, sources said.
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But any accord will have to go through Netanyahu, who has taken a hard line on most of the issues that will need to be hammered out before Trump can claim victory.
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Reports of sporadic clashes continued between Turkish-backed fighters and the U.S.-allied Syria Kurdish forces despite a five-day cease-fire agreement hammered out on Friday between U.S. and Turkish leaders.
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But under the terms hammered out last year, revealed for the first time, CMS agreed to allow at least four consultants to bill up to $204,000 over the length of the contract.
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He told Reuters this week that he wants to renegotiate the Paris climate agreement that the United States and nearly 200 other countries hammered out in December, because other countries might cheat.
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The agreement between Japan and the EU is currently very broad, and there are still plenty of details that need to be hammered out over the next several months before final ratification.
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On a brighter note, the supply disruption has lifted coking coal prices by around 15 percent at a time when contracts for the quarter are being hammered out and will provide some offset.
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In To End It All, von Spain's vocal chords partner with unsettling metallic soundscapes hammered out by longtime collaborator and noise artist Masaaki Masao, and take a back seat to the atonal harshness.
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EU negotiator Michel Barnier is set to calm worried investors and in January offer May the roughly two-year transition she wants to offer stability while a future trade agreement is hammered out.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's anti-immigrant Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said on Friday he was pleased with the agreement on immigration hammered out in an all-night meeting of European Union leaders in Brussels.
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The oil market is taking a breather after the past month's rally sparked by hopes of an OPEC output limit, details of which are due to be hammered out at a November meeting.
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There's no guarantee Aurora's tech works out — there's still more that we don't know about that company than we do — but it's a notable partnership for Byton to have hammered out so soon.
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Work still needs to be done to address costs, feasibility and security measures, said the source, pushing back against reports in the German business press that officials had hammered out a common approach.
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A few bold brands tried to tap into their inner Yeezus after Kanye West hammered out a lengthy Twitter rant on Wednesday in response to Wiz Khalifa's critique of his new album name.
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This made the gesture all the more difficult to stomach for union leaders after what was only a preliminary deal, with a detailed agreement still to be hammered out in the coming months.
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There have been major pieces of legislation hammered out in public conference committees -- the type that go for hours on end, day after day as hundreds of amendments, Republican and Democrat, are offered.
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The S&P energy sector surged about 8 percent in the final three months of 2016, dovetailing with a rise in oil prices as OPEC hammered out a deal to cut crude production.
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"He listened to our half-baked ideas, commented on our conference papers, hammered out ideas over lunches and dinners, steered us to great sources, and shared his work without hesitation," Professor Sugrue said.
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The lawsuit, citing minutes and emails, said board members had rubber-stamped compensation agreements hammered out by Mr. Page, Alphabet's chief executive, who along with Mr. Brin owns voting control of the company.
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" In the years since the Isla Vista attack, incels have hammered out their own distinctive ideology, a pseudoscientific sociology of sex with its own complex jargon that they refer to as "the blackpill.
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Mr. Trump's threat calls into question the fate of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which the three countries hammered out last year as the successor to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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How impeachment actually worked would be hammered out through cases like the impeachment of Samuel Chase, a Supreme Court Justice, but, at the Constitutional Convention, nearly all discussion of impeachment concerned the Presidency.
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Specifics of the settlement have yet to be hammered out, but according to two people involved in the negotiations, the broad contours of the deal would involve Purdue filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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However, under a plea deal that Flynn's attorneys at the time, Robert Kelner and Stephen Anthony, hammered out with prosecutors for Mueller, Flynn pleaded guilty to just a single count of false statements.
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Roy Cooper, a Democrat, and transgender rights advocates hammered out a settlement that would allow transgender people to use public restrooms that match their gender identity, repealing a law that had restricted access.
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Sharper's attorneys had previously hammered out a global plea deal with 4 states -- in which Sharper would plead guilty to multiple counts of rape and serve a grand total of 9 years behind bars.
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Two years later, Mr Obama's team hammered out a new set of rules requiring the country's cars and trucks to average 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025, an improvement of roughly 5% per year.
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The 17773 delegates to America's first and so-far-only constitutional convention had hammered out compromises on the separation of powers, apportionment of seats in the legislature and the future of the slave trade.
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Hoyer said the plan had been put on the back burner for a year due to Brexit and while a new EU budget was being hammered out, but that it was now active again.
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The so-called future pact, hammered out between both sides since June, aims to increase the brand's operating margin to 4 percent by 2020, from an expected 2 percent this year, the company said.
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The most recent effort failed in 2013 when the Democratic-controlled Senate passed immigration legislation hammered out by the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" senators, but the Republican-held House did not vote on it.
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Lawmakers also hammered out a budget deal that erased the automatic spending cuts known as sequestration, lifted the debt limit and passed a $2628 billion deal that made permanent several high-profile tax breaks.
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Safe in a world of our own creation, we worked out the kinks of an improbable love story and hammered out real-life differences through the proxy characters of a cowboy and a vampire.
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U.S. District Judge James Bredar in Baltimore wrote that the 227-page decree, hammered out in the waning days of President Barack Obama's administration, was "comprehensive, detailed, and precise" and served the public interest.
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The measure aimed to prevent a sudden, uncontrolled collapse of the Iranian economy or a precipitous spike in oil prices while international negotiators hammered out a deal with Iran to limit its nuclear activity.
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In past transfer cases from the U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, for example, the government hammered out very specific agreements related to how the receiving country's intelligence services would monitor the transferred individual.
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At the end of May, the Treasury Department and the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) announced they had hammered out a deal aimed at placating concerns to win the backing of the Wall Street groups.
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Carter made clear that details on Turkey's potential role in the unfolding Mosul campaign still needed to be hammered out and a senior U.S. defense official noted non-military assistance was also a possibility.
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Once we hammered out the structure of the story, with five thematic chapters, it became a bit easier to construct a narrative that we hoped wouldn't become just a parade of names and dates.
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With the House on recess, lawmakers watched from afar as Senate leaders and White House officials hammered out the final bumps of the massive stimulus package in marathon negotiations over the past few days.
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Within two months, party leaders had hammered out a budget that steamrolled their previous concerns over adding to the federal budget deficit, in order to pave the way for $220 trillion in tax cuts.
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Just watch out for frustration on September 25 as Venus clashes with Saturn: Detailed plans are hammered out, but the energy isn't affectionate and it's not a good time to plan a romantic date.
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But last week, Senate Republicans hammered out a deal to allow for as much as $1.5 trillion in tax cuts, betting that supercharged growth will make up for lost revenue, a potentially dubious prospect.
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The president also has said — after some initial confusion on his part, according to the White House — that he'd be willing to sign the "compromise" plan hammered out in large part by House leadership.
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The tentative contract hammered out by the United Automobile Workers and General Motors won't please all of the union's members, but it is sure to get strong support at the Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant.
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In past transfer cases from the U.S. detention facility at Guantánamo Bay, the government has also hammered out very specific agreements related to how the receiving country's intelligence services would monitor the transferred individual.
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Such agreements have been hammered out in the relatively recent past, including the Chemical Weapons Convention and the Missile Technology Control Regime, which imposed both range and payload limitations on a variety of missiles.
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As a New Year's Eve deadline approached, Mr. Biden and Mr. McConnell hammered out an agreement in a dozen phone calls, aides to both men said, with Mr. Obama signing off on every move.
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The agreement, hammered out in detailed negotiations between the two sides over the past two months, ends 17 months of tit-for-tat tariffs that have roiled financial markets and dragged global growth lower.
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The Minsk agreement, hammered out over 16 hours of talks in February 2015, included promises that a special legal status would be granted to Ukraine's eastern regions and that local elections would be held.
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But despite that deal — which was hammered out by Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin — there has been almost no progress on the individual appropriations bills that must be passed for fiscal year 2020.
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"A Brexit agreement is already being hammered out in Brussels, according to Spain's foreign minister, as the bloc seeks reassuring language that can convince British members of Parliament to back the deal," Bloomberg explains.
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In the nonbinding votes, the most popular options were motions to stay in a customs union with the bloc and to hold a referendum on any Brexit deal that is finally hammered out. Mrs.
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Well, Pearson hasn't hammered out the specifics, but he told ABC he wants it to be "taller" than a 50-foot statue called the Big Merino, so, uh, it would be pretty goddamn huge.
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Officials from more than 21980 countries will mark Earth Day by putting their signatures to the Paris Climate Agreement, the deal hammered out in December to keep global warming down to a manageable level.
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Officials from more than 21 countries will mark Earth Day by putting their signatures to the Paris Climate Agreement, the deal hammered out in December to keep global warming down to a manageable level.
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Additionally, none of the commitments that U.S. officials said had been given by China - including reducing its 40 percent tariffs on autos - were agreed to in writing and specifics had yet to be hammered out.
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The centrepiece of IDEA is its guarantee of a "free and appropriate education" geared to the specific needs of each student via "individual educational programmes" (IEPs) hammered out by experts, teachers and parents each year.
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The new budget for the 28500 fiscal year, which begins in October, includes: The August deal hammered out by Trump in talks with the House and Senate raised spending for both defense and domestic spending.
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Along the way, she also hammered out her own comedy career, doing stand-up, appearing on VH1 nostalgia specials, and of course writing — always writing — for work and for herself and for this new book.
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The first sign that they will be able to leave soon came on December 29 when an agreement was hammered out for a first contingent of Cubans to be flown over Nicaragua to El Salvador.
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"Your sex life will evolve in a partnership, but your needs are something that need to be hammered out — the same way you'd discuss important things like whether or not to have children," Winter says.
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The 56-2 vote sends the measure, hammered out by Democrats and Republicans in both chambers, to the Illinois House, which will take it up on Thursday, the final day of the legislature's spring session.
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Under the compromise bill hammered out by Republicans and Democrats, the EPA would have to consider the impact of a chemical on health and the environment, the chemical's benefits and the economic impact of regulation.
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The coalition partners in Rome, the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S) and the hard-right Northern League, plan a deficit of 2.4% of GDP—three times the limit hammered out with Italy's previous government.
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House and Senate appropriators plan to include about $15 billion from a defense funding supplemental in the omnibus funding package that's being hammered out to fund the government through the rest of the fiscal year.
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In response, the state's overwhelmingly Republican legislature reconvened on Wednesday and hammered out HB2, which is widely regarded as one of the most regressive bills on LGBT rights to be made law in recent years.
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Hammered out by United Technologies CEO Gregory Hayes, Trump and Vice President-elect and Indiana Governor Mike Pence, the deal lets the incoming administration claim an early victory before it takes office on Jan. 20.
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ECONOMY Finance ministers from eurozone countries are scheduled to meet on Tuesday with the aim of agreeing on the next disbursement to Greece from an 86 billion euro ($96.5 billion) bailout hammered out last year.
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The special counsel bill passed the Senate Judiciary Committee in April as a bipartisan compromise hammered out by two Republicans and two Democrats, including Coons, backed by Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican.
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The theme of that piece is a bare, brutal motif of six notes, hammered out on the piano then put through variations that turn it, as Mr. Thomas suggested, assaultive, whimsical, ironic, frenzied and more.
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A closer look shows that the exact details of the Trump administration's changes haven't been completely hammered out and even when that happens, they're not expected to be all that different than the Obama policies.
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Moreover, none of the commitments that U.S. officials said had been given by China, including reducing its 40 percent tariffs on autos, were agreed to in writing and specifics had yet to be hammered out.
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Moreover, none of the commitments that U.S. officials said had been given by China, including reducing its 96.718.047 percent tariffs on autos, were agreed to in writing and specifics had yet to be hammered out.
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Cornyn told reporters separately that the fight over immigration could push a deal on spending caps into March and that appropriators would need time to write a longer-funding bill once those are hammered out.
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The A.N.C.'s leaders hammered out their position in a marathon meeting of the party's national executive committee at a hotel in Pretoria, the capital, which started Monday afternoon and lasted into Tuesday's predawn hours.
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The volunteers seem less focused on ideology than the Tea Party, which hammered out a clear dogma of smaller government, galvanizing voters and leading to a makeover of the party and, eventually, the federal government.
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For now Trump has much less to show than past negotiators who hammered out deals with North Korea like the 1994 Agreed Framework, which completely froze the country's plutonium program with a rigorous monitoring system.
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The bill's bipartisan passage, 363-40, was virtually assured when President Donald Trump backed the measure — largely hammered out by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin — and urged Republicans to support the bill.
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The big picture: The 49,000-member strike, which has gone on for a month and brought 55 GM factories across the country to a halt, will continue for now as more details are hammered out.
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Moreover, none of the commitments that U.S. officials said had been given by China - including reducing its 40 percent tariffs on autos - were agreed to in writing and specifics had yet to be hammered out.
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In fact, a working non-market approach to international cooperation is the last piece of the Paris Climate Change Agreement's rulebook to be hammered out, hopefully during this and next week's climate negotiations in Madrid.
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The U.S.-El Salvador deal will take effect only after details are hammered out including how to return asylum seekers to El Salvador and the number of people to be sent back, the document says.
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Maybe most importantly, it also landed back on Earth on time and on target, per the revised mission plan that Boeing and NASA hammered out once they determined they couldn't reach the station as planned.
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Over the last several years, online live TV services have hammered out programming agreements with cable channels and broadcast networks to bundle programming that competes with traditional cable-TV operators, such as Comcast and Charter.
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Ending months of disagreement, Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), their conservative Bavarian CSU allies and the Social Democrats (SPD) hammered out a deal in the early morning hours for post-war Germany's first law on integrating immigrants.
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The disaster risk reduction conference marks the first major meeting since 2015, when the Sendai framework was hammered out in Japan, setting ambitious targets for governments to cut deaths and economic losses from disasters by 2030.
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The longest nationwide strike against General Motors in half a century ended on Friday after a solid majority of the company's union members delivered their support for the four-year contract hammered out by their leaders.
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Not as impressive as they'd hoped, the idea was abandoned in favor of their ultimate concept: an E-chord hammered out by five pairs of hands (Martin, Starr, Lennon, McCartney, and the band's roadie, Mal Evans).
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EU member states have hammered out details of a controversial plan to send more border guards and even troops to Macedonia's border with Greece in a bid to stem the flow of migrants entering northern Europe.
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The changes stem from an agreement in principle with the U.S. Justice Department (DoJ) over an antitrust approval, with only a few remaining details to be hammered out, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Macron said that details of the budget, including its amount and whether it would be financed by national sources or a bloc-wide tax, would be hammered out by ministers before the end of the year.
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The European Union and the U.S. have hammered out the most contentious issues in a pending transatlantic data flow agreement and a new draft is forthcoming, EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova told a European news outlet.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee voted against the Senate bill when it initially passed the chamber, though he has not said whether he'll vote against final passage of the bill hammered out between the House and Senate.
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Patou lodged an official complaint regarding the move — the final details were hammered out under the supervision of the Chambre Syndicale, haute couture's governing body, to prevent a Montague/Capulet situation between the two Parisian houses.
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The lobbying group, along with the American Medical Association and the American Nurses Association, are pressing congressional lawmakers to provide them with $100 billion in the stimulus plan that's now being hammered out on Capitol Hill.
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However, a bipartisan spending package hammered out by congressional negotiators in April that funds the government through September allotted $1.8 billion for the NPPD in fiscal 2017 — more than the funds proposed by the administration's budget.
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A senior State Department official who was involved in the talks said important pieces of the deal remained to be hammered out in the coming days, including who would monitor and enforce the pause in violence.
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Representatives from the Methodists' wide-ranging factions, including church leaders from Europe, Africa, the Philippines and the United States, hammered out the separation plan during three two-day mediation sessions held at law offices in Washington.
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Congressional negotiators have failed to put together a package on immigration alone, but perhaps all of these law enforcement, immigration, and gun safety issues could be put together in one bill hammered out by the leadership.
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Under proposals hammered out by a government-appointed commission earlier this year, Germany is to fully phase out coal as an energy source by 2600, hitting operators of such plants including RWE, Germany's largest electricity producer.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and House Democrats announced Tuesday that they've hammered out a deal to support the USMCA, a trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada that updates and revises NAFTA.
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Under proposals hammered out by a government-appointed commission earlier this year, Germany is to fully phase out coal as an energy source by 2038, hitting operators of such plants including RWE, Germany's largest electricity producer.
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The Interior Ministry, which hammered out the draft with the Justice Ministry, estimated that more than 0003 percent of the 280,000 asylum applications in 2016 should have undergone closer scrutiny, such as an examination of phone data.
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They would fight and argue and get drunk and fight and argue some more, but in the end hammered out the boldest, most significant announcement about the nature of rightful government that the world has ever seen.
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"I think the accord is being hammered out now, without having to go to Sharm El-Sheikh to do it," Josep Borrell was quoted by Bloomberg as saying in an interview at the ministry's palace in Madrid.
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Under the deal hammered out by Erdogan and Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, Russian military police and Syrian border guards are meant to clear the YPG fighters from within 30 km (19 miles) of the border.
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Eduardo Escobar had three hits and six RBIs, including two homers, and Joe Mauer added four hits as the Twins hammered out 226 hits in a 229-0 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Saturday night.
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The Privacy Shield was hammered out between the EU and the United States after the ECJ struck down its predecessor, Safe Harbour, on the grounds that it did not afford Europeans' data enough protection from U.S. surveillance.
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The event was held near parliament hours after Britain hammered out a draft divorce deal, thrusting May into one of the most dangerous moments of her premiership as she challenges her divided cabinet to back the deal.
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Sources told Reuters that OPEC hammered out a deal on Wednesday to reduce the cartel's production to 32.5 million barrels per day from around 33.24 million, with output levels for each member to be determined in November.
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Nearly 200 nations hammered out a legally binding deal to cut back on greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners, a Rwandan minister announced to loud cheers on Saturday, in a major step against climate change.
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As the Republicans' self-imposed Friday voting deadline loomed, Senators Susan Collins and Mike Lee each said they had decided to back the legislation hammered out last week among Republicans from the Senate and House of Representatives.
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Hammered out under pressure from activist investors, most notably Trian Partners, a New York hedge fund, the merger is designed to boost investors' returns by combining the competing businesses of the two, cutting costs in the process.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The government of Kuwait twice refused to sign a deal hammered out in negotiations with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) that would have lifted the Olympic ban on the country, the IOC said on Friday.
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However, the law's passage required weeks of back-and-forth between the administration and members of Congress as they hammered out key provisions, many of which were unclear until well after the bill was signed into law.
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One of the final issues being hammered out is a controversial expansion of farm subsidies that critics say would enable extended family members to receive subsidies, even if they don't live or work directly on the farm.
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And despite the progress and Trump's confidence that a formal pact will be hammered out in November, the reality of the countries' turbulent relationship suggests the progress could still be scuttled before the next rendezvous in Chile.
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Rousseff, whom Congress voted overwhelmingly on Sunday night to impeach, canceled her plans to take part in the signing of a climate pact hammered out by nations during a meeting in Paris in November on global warming.
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Under the deal hammered out between Jerusalem and Moscow, Russian servicemen stationed inside the anti-aircraft batteries Russia deploys in Syria would switch off their systems once Israel notified Russia of an impending strike, minutes in advance.
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The two parties hammered out a branding agreement, and Binkowksi and Goodwin assembled a small team—including Felix Mussenden, a former Universal executive who became Hard Rock Park's chief operations officer—to help flesh out their plan.
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Better security has often depended on the outcome of turf wars and truces between rival gangs, or deals hammered out with governments, said Muggah, referring to Medellin in Colombia, Mexico's Ciudad Juarez and Sao Paulo in Brazil.
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On September 2nd Zalmay Khalilzad, America's envoy to Afghanistan's "reconciliation", as the State Department calls it, gave TOLOnews, an Afghan news service, details of a draft agreement hammered out after nine rounds of negotiation with the Taliban.
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Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas and the No. 2 Senate Republican, said Thursday that any immigration compromise could not simply be hammered out by a small group of senators, referring to Mr. Durbin and Mr. Graham.
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Details of how much Volkswagen will end up paying owners or the government are still being hammered out, but the company will offer owners the chance to repair or return their vehicles, the New York Times reported.
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One reason for the misjudgments may be that the economic models that confidently strode down the mainstream were hammered out in the decades after World War II, when American companies had an enormous appetite for capital investment.
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The deal hammered out by negotiators provides $22020 billion in emergency education funding, $25 billion in emergency transit funding and creates an employee retention tax credit to incentivize businesses to keep workers on payroll during the crisis.
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Through dozens of meetings with Mr. O'Brien, he'd hammered out a deal for a more modest development of 44 single-family homes, as well as an agreement to build the city a soccer field and dog park.
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Young Britons, who see Brexit as a major threat to their future, criticize older generations for being out of touch with their needs as the terms of the country's relationship with its European neighbors are hammered out.
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Summit meetings between national leaders usually take place only at the very end of negotiations, after lower-level bureaucrats have hammered out every detail of an agreement and scripted every pause and handshake in their public appearance.
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While the two sides seem to have agreed on the broad outline of an agreement, with both countries rolling back tariffs and China buying more American goods, the more granular details have yet to be hammered out.
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It raised eyebrows with its decision to award the prize to an international campaign group with a relatively low profile, rather than recognize the Iran deal, a complex agreement hammered out over years of high-stakes diplomacy.
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Google clearly doesn't have all of the core tenets of its Smart Display interface philosophy hammered out, and yet for the most part this is a very pleasant product that strikes all of the right notes on design.
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U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan told CNBC on Wednesday that while the House tax plan did not repeal the mandate, Republicans in that chamber would likely approve a final measure hammered out with the Senate that included it.
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Affleck hinted at ongoing story issues during a Facebook Live interview with the New York Times last year, saying that the script was still being hammered out, and refusing to offer specific dates that filming would take place.
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Apple argued that Qualcomm was abusing its position as one of the only suppliers for cellular technology, and Qualcomm contended that Apple was withholding payments that the two companies had hammered out as part of a royalty agreement.
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Meet Donald Trump's think tank But the specifics of how those ideas will play out, in terms of legislation and executive action, still need to be hammered out, and lobbyists see an opening to help shape the process.
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As Erdogan and U.S. Vice President Mike Pence hammered out a surprise Syria truce under the glare of international media on Thursday, Russia's Syria envoy quietly met Erdogan's national security aide in another part of the president's palace.
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"It appears that cabinet members haven't yet finished negotiating with each other, never mind the EU," he said, adding that there was "no chance" all the details of Brexit could be hammered out before the March 2019 deadline.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said that trade talks with China were going well and he would only accept a "great" deal as negotiators hammered out differences ahead of a meeting between Trump and China's vice premier on Thursday.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist with Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the economy would suffer if tensions between London and Brussels rise later this year when a deal for Britain's future relationship with the EU is due to be hammered out.
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This means that a Trump judiciary will leave decisions on such controversial issues to the political process, to be hammered out in legislatures rather than decided by courts relying on "make-it-up-as-you-go" constitutional standards.
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"While the details are being hammered out, the tentative agreement represents a path forward for our country — away from another round of fraught negotiations up against a government funding cliff, away from a dreaded government shutdown," he said.
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Several such clawback cases over buyouts that were hammered out in the years before the financial crisis but later failed have resulted in thousands of shareholders now fighting to keep the money that was paid out to them.
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The choices he makes in the weeks ahead may well determine whether the peace deal his successor, Juan Manuel Santos hammered out with the country's largest guerrilla group will end the bloodshed permanently or be another missed opportunity.
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Secretary of State John Kerry, who personally hammered out the agreement despite scepticism among some U.S. administration colleagues, told Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that Washington would not start the agreed joint targeting of militants until aid arrives.
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With a mounted camera high above a wooden floor, the directing duo hammered out a remarkably choreographed scenario where a few pieces of clothing perfectly characterize robbers, a confident woman, a dashing man, and a gaggle of passersby.
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Gov. Roy Cooper of North Carolina and transgender rights advocates announced on Wednesday that they had hammered out a settlement of a federal lawsuit that would allow transgender people to use public restrooms that match their gender identity.
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Under severe constraints of time and internal politics, British Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday hammered out an initial agreement with the European Union to move British talks on exiting the bloc to the next, more serious phase.
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That Phase 2 package, hammered out in talks between Mnuchin and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), provides paid sick days and emergency leave for employees who become infected or have to deal with family members who are sick.
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The legislation, still being hammered out, would offer government loans for small companies to pay employees for two months and forgive the debt if they rehire the workers later, Mnuchin said in an interview on Fox Business Network.
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I abandoned my bicycle in the chaos, ran three miles back home in the early morning hours, embraced my wife, called my worried editors to tell them that I was alive, and hammered out this story on deadline.
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In September, it said it had hammered out a plan with its Chinese partner Dongfeng Group to restructure their joint venture, slashing costs in the short term and aiming to boost annual sales to 400,000 vehicles by 2025.
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In May, congressional Republicans and Democrats hammered out a spending deal for 2017 stripped of "poison pill" riders to which Democrats objected, such as defunding Planned Parenthood and paying for President Trump's proposed wall along the southern border.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 17 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump supports massive government spending plans hammered out by Congress this week and plans to sign the $1.4 trillion budget bill into law, White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said on Tuesday.
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Supporters of the deal have been reluctant to put a specific price tag on the cost of the sweeping proposal, citing that much of the specific implementation of the policies it advocates are yet to be hammered out.
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Clinton also addressed the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal the Obama administration has hammered out with 11 other Pacific Rim nations, and which Hillary Clinton supported as secretary of state but has opposed in the current campaign cycle.
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A breakthrough appeared to come after Kabwelulu, the mines minister, promised the miners that their concerns would be addressed on a case-by-case basis in regulations to be hammered out after the code was signed, according to Kikaya.
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Washington (CNN)The Russian military has used the time while Moscow and Washington hammered out a ceasefire in Syria in recent weeks to take key territory that could dramatically increasing Russia's influence in the country, according to U.S. officials.
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She is hoping to persuade her fellow EU leaders next month to agree to a deal that would keep Britain's relationship with the EU unchanged for around two years while a new long-term trade agreement is hammered out.
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That would seem to be a fair description of the agreement hammered out between Germany and Turkey to tackle the refugee crisis, which was endorsed by European Union leaders and Turkey's beaming prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, on March 7th.
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"The president agreed that they would get in touch when they are ready," said the source, after the leaders of both parties met Mattarella to tell him they had not yet hammered out the details of a joint program.
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He urged Congress to pass the NAFTA-replacing trade agreement hammered out with Mexico and Canada, as well as the Reciprocal Trade Act, a bill that would introduce tariffs on imports equal to the tariffs faced by American exporters.
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It was in this nondescript building that attorneys, bankers, and executives, exhausted from sleep-deprived nights, hammered out the final deal terms that resulted in what's likely to be one of the biggest financial technology deals of the year.
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Poroshenko made his comments as fresh tension with Russia over Crimea reignited fears that a fragile ceasefire deal hammered out in the Belarussian capital Minsk in February 2015 could collapse following the deadliest month of fighting in a year.
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The framework of the deal was hammered out by VW with the Justice Department, state of California, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Federal Trade Commission as well as lawyers for car owners who filed class action civil lawsuits.
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All of it got stripped out, because elsewhere in the legislature, a different deal was being hammered out, which would have put in place wage and job standards across all state government programs, not just the clean energy ones.
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Position: Privacy Shield OmbudsmanNominee: None Rewind the clock to the Obama administration, when negotiators from Washington, D.C., and the European Union hammered out a transatlantic pact that allows tech giants to store Europeans' private data in the United States.
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McCurdy added that the state party hasn't yet hammered out exactly how virtual caucuses will be conducted (it could either be through an app or over the phone), but said the process will be figured out later this summer.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel hammered out the framework for a deal with state premiers on Wednesday on reforms to Germany's renewable energy law aimed at curbing the costs and controlling the speed of the future roll-out of green power sources.
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On the morning of January 20, protests over Donald Trump's inauguration turned violent when black-clad "anti-fascist" protesters smashed storefronts and bus stops, hammered out the windows of a limousine and eventually launched rocks at a phalanx of police.
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Bursts of chaos erupted on 220th and K streets as black-clad "antifascist" protesters smashed storefronts and bus stops, hammered out the windows of a limousine and eventually launched rocks at a phalanx of police lined up in an eastbound crosswalk.
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Analysts say a deal is still possible, but the risks have risen that there will be more tariffs before a deal can be agreed, and it could then take a lot longer than expected for an agreement to be hammered out.
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While Sony and Marvel have a deal in place for Spider-Man, they haven't, according to Variety, hammered out a deal for the other Spider-Man characters to which Sony owns the rights, though both studios are reportedly open to it.
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May's Brexit strategy is in tatters after the exit deal she hammered out with other EU leaders was rejected for a third time by the House of Commons on Friday, the day that Britain was supposed to leave the bloc.
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The progressive firebrand also pointed to the 2016 Democratic platform, which included a series of policy compromises hammered out by the Sanders and Clinton camps ahead of the party's convention, as an example of what a unified party could achieve.
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A pact was eventually hammered out that year, the Agreed Framework, but it fell apart in 2002, during the George W. Bush administration, partly over allegations the North was cheating on its agreements and developing another path to a bomb.
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Anti-immigration conservatives have already denounced even this limited deal, creating the possibility that Trump will do what he did in December and refuse to agree to a plan hammered out by both parties in Congress, precipitating another pointless, costly shutdown.
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PARIS, Oct 10 (Reuters) - France opposes a big hike in European banks' capital requirement under new global bank rules being hammered out, and says the increase should be no more than 5 percent, a Finance Ministry source said on Monday.
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In what is likely to be his last full budget plan before the terms of Brexit are hammered out, Hammond is also expected to have less money to spend in the coming years than he thought only a few months ago.
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A separate industry source said it is likely that different agreement on separate issues - forced technology transfer, intellectual property, changes to China's legal system - would require separate verification processes, all of which will need to be hammered out by negotiators.
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Bankers say the German deal, hammered out within two months, was partly aimed at keeping Innogy's prized assets out of foreign hands and the backlash against foreign owners is now fuelling speculation some big cross-border deals may be unwound.
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Growth, even in renewables, has just been capped in new reform plans hammered out this week by the Berlin government, while nuclear liabilities will cost E.ON and its three fellow utilities 23.3 billion euros, under a separate government decision this week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The US has hammered out a plan under which an international military coalition would safeguard strategic waters off both Iran and Yemen, where Washington blames Iran and Iran-backed fighters for attacks, the top US general said on Tuesday.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond will deliver Britain's budget for 21 on Wednesday, likely the last full spending and tax plan before the terms of Brexit are hammered out with the economy set for a difficult year as its EU withdrawal approaches.
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The communiqué instead essentially espouses the standard hammered out some years ago at the Financial Action Task Force, a global anti-money-laundering forum: accurate, timely beneficial ownership information, collected and made available to those with a "legitimate" need for it.
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This transitional period would allow for the relationship between the UK and EU to be hammered out after the secession, while leaving the UK under EU law without the ability to vote on EU resolutions, something Brexiters are not keen on.
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We hammered out one whole script, a horror movie based on an unpublished story of mine; and four or five long treatments, several of them broad, idiotic comedies pegged for the stars of the day, Carrey or Sandler or Murphy.
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The traditional pay-TV model may be eroding, but it's a great example of a broad partnership that lasted — media companies and distributors played by a set of rules, each side with some leverage, and hammered out agreements year after year.
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The Privacy Shield was hammered out between the EU and the United States after the Court of Justice of the EU (ECJ) struck down its predecessor on the grounds that it did not afford Europeans' data enough protection from U.S. surveillance.
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BERLIN, Jan 26 (Reuters) - A compromise hammered out early Saturday by a government-appointed commission would provide a secure energy supply while allowing Germany to meet its climate change target for 2030, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told a German newspaper.
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The iPhone 8 has already been on the market for a month at this point, and has likely eaten into potential sales a bit, as the company has hammered out of the aforementioned production issues with the higher end device.
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The governor's office has defended Ms. Stewart-Cousins's exclusion, arguing that the finer details of policy are hammered out not by the "four men in a room," but by an ancillary group of staff members, including a representative from her office.
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But without a solution of their own — and a broad desire to not let the surveillance authorities lapse — senators may be forced to accept the agreement hammered out by House leaders and President Donald Trump's top allies on Capitol Hill.
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Unfortunately, Pelosi torpedoed the crucial follow up meeting, during which details were to be hammered out, by taking pot shots hours before she was due at the White House, telling the press that the president had engaged in a cover up.
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Rents are regulated at the rest of the units in the complex, long a middle-class bastion, under the terms of a deal hammered out in 2015, when Blackstone Property and Ivanhoe Cambridge bought the 1940s complex for $5.45 billion.
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We've watched workers build a new skate park in Fort Greene, Brooklyn; witnessed the beginnings of the 238-story Ferris wheel on Staten Island; and spoken with artists and writers as they hammered out the details of their latest masterpieces.
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The changes to the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS), which broadly involve reducing the number of permits in circulation, were hammered out in November after more than two years of debate in Brussels between EU policymakers, political groups and EU nations.
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Three months later, in February, 2018, the unlikely pair sat at a coffee shop along the Colorado River in Austin and hammered out a deal for Kendall to acquire Moment and invest $7 million of his own money in it.
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Before that announcement, Deutsche Telekom had held discussions with Huawei in Paris and hammered out terms for a possible deal, though no contract was signed, said the sources, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Branded drug companies hammered out far fewer deals with generic drug makers to delay sales of cheaper medicines in the year after the Supreme Court ruled the Federal Trade Commission could legally pursue such agreements as potentially illegal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday trade talks with China were going well and he would only accept a "great" deal as negotiators hammered out differences ahead of a meeting between Trump and China's vice premier later in the day.
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The Ballengee Group filed a lawsuit in District Court in Dallas claiming they had worked with Nate since 2014 and hammered out deals on several big fights including Rafael Dos Anjos, Michael Johnson and the first McGregor fight at UFC 196.
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As a new health accord—the agreement between the federal and provincial governments to make sure healthcare is meeting the current needs—is being hammered out, the CMAJ wants the government to go to bat for equitable, universal Canadian healthcare.
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Officials responsible for protecting the privacy of data in the 28 European Union countries are particularly concerned about any impact Trump's order may have on a framework hammered out last year to enable companies to seamlessly transfer Europeans' data across the Atlantic.
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An outline for future negotiations There is also a short political declaration attached to the withdrawal agreement that offers the broad guidelines for the future EU-UK relationship, which will be hammered out after the UK formally leaves the EU on March 29.
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MELBOURNE, Jan 11 (Reuters) - CME Group has logged the first trades in its Japan aluminium premium contract, data from the exchange showed on Monday, just days after the industry hammered out the first quarter premiums for Asia's biggest importer of the metal.
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BEIRUT/MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) accused Turkey on Thursday of launching a large land offensive targeting three villages in northeast Syria despite a truce, but Russia said a peace plan hammered out this week was going ahead smoothly.
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The debt ceiling increase that will be necessary later this year to keep the U.S. Treasury from missing debt payments, or from defaulting on its debt, is currently being hammered out as part of broader fiscal 2020 budget negotiations on Capitol Hill.
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Oil futures had fallen for the sixth straight session in the U.S. on Friday, on signs of renewed tensions between Saudi Arabi and Iran, which could scupper an output-cut deal being hammered out by Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) members.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel hammered out the framework for a deal with state premiers on Wednesday on reforms to Germany's renewable energy law aimed at curbing the costs and controlling the speed of the future roll-out of green power sources.
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France, which is home to four out of 30 global systematically important banks, has been a vigorous critic of new global bank rules being hammered out by the Basel Committee of bank supervisors and opposed a big hike in banks' capital requirement.
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Kerry and Lavrov had hammered out a truce days earlier in Geneva, but then Russia seized on an apparent errant US airstrike that killed more than 60 Syrian soldiers to help Assad renew an assault on the besieged rebel-held city of Aleppo.
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The connection issues I experienced could be hammered out by the time they ship this summer, but that's a lot for single-purpose wireless earbuds, especially when you consider that companies like Samsung and Apple are on the cusp of entering this market.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that trade talks with China were going well and he would only accept a "great" deal as negotiators hammered out differences ahead of a meeting between Trump and China's vice premier later in the day.
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FIGLINE VALDARNO, Italy Oct 18 (Reuters) - The head of Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement Luigi Di Maio said on Thursday that a dispute with the League over a tax amnesty needed to be hammered out because it was upsetting financial markets.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who hammered out the deal with his Macedonian counterpart last year, secured enough votes to scrape the vote through a deeply-divided parliament on the third day of a debate fraught with emotion, anger and cries of betrayal.
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There are a lot of details that need to be hammered out, as well—this is just the beginning of a long potential process that could eventually lead to the Syrian government and some rebel groups reaching some sort of peace agreement.
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US district judge Charles Breyer approved the plan, which was first hammered out in June this year, and sets aside just over $2.73 billion for customers who want to trade their vehicles in for pre-scandal prices or who are waiting for repairs.
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In the last week, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told lawmakers in one-on-one phone calls to allow two weeks for high-level talks to conclude, and an additional two weeks for the fine print to be hammered out, according to aides.
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Determining who will pay Kim's hotel bill is one of many logistical issues still being hammered out ahead of the summit, including the aircraft Kim will use to fly to Singapore and the venue where Trump and Kim will meet, the Post reported.
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The responses to my column last week urging Democrats to negotiate with Stephen Miller and Donald Trump on immigration, because a deal hammered out with restrictionists would have more durability and democratic legitimacy, were helpfully divided between the first category and the second.
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It's an attempt to win Brexit at any cost — even though many of the proposed deal's important details have yet to be hammered out: In his campaign for prime minister, Johnson had promised to renegotiate May's Brexit deal with the European Union.
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The United States and Mexico, the other two parties to the three-nation trade deal, in recent days have hammered out a possible revision of the pact, and Mr. Trump is urging Canada to sign on or be hit with automobile tariffs.
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But the peace settlement, hammered out in Havana after four and a half years of negotiations, and revised following the loss of a plebiscite, aims to do far more than silence the guns, as welcome as the end of the conflict is.
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With a steady stream of writing by law professors and law students as well as former Bush and Obama officials, Lawfare has helped translate and test the legal and policy framework that lawyers in the military and intelligence communities have hammered out.
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A senior American official said the Taliban had hammered out a detailed proposal for an agreement on preventing terrorist attacks from Afghanistan, and it had specifically mentioned Al Qaeda — a difficult issue for the Taliban insurgents, who have never denounced the extremist group.
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The bill co-authored by Minnesota's Amy Klobuchar and Virginia's Mark Warner is currently being hammered out in the Senate would require internet companies with more that a certain number of users to create "public inspection files" that disclose political spending on their platforms.
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Deutsche Bank said in July it had struck a preliminary agreement with BNP covering the business that serves hedge funds as part of its 7.4 billion euro ($8.2 billion) overhaul, but details on personnel and the timing of any final deal were being hammered out.
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While the document did not have a date, it would likely be recent considering the fact that the bill was still being hammered out in secret by Representative Paul Ryan and members of a House Energy and Commerce Committee at the beginning of March.
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The Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction from May 24 to 26 in Cancun is the first major meeting since the Sendai framework was hammered out in Japan in 2015, setting goals for governments to cut deaths and economic losses from disasters by 2030.
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Sanders groups, supporters begin to coalesce around Clinton With Mook munching on a salad and Weaver eating a burger, the two hammered out how Clinton and Sanders could come together for an event like Tuesday's rally - and how the rivals could work together going forward.
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The latest plan, unfortunately, is much like a deeply flawed previous plan hammered out by PREPA and its previous consultants — Alix Partners and Navigant Consulting — and endorsed by the Puerto Rico Energy Commission in June 2016 but never signed off on by all parties.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that trade talks with China were going well and he would only accept a "great" deal as negotiators hammered out differences ahead of a meeting between Trump and China's vice premier later in the day.
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At the Trocadero Theater in Philadelphia, during the recent Democratic National Convention, Mr. Mullen laid down the thumping, driving beat to Avicii's "Wake Me Up." Mr. Kalwicki and Mr. Cook took up their acoustic guitars and hammered out the chords, forearms chopping in unison.
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OGE said Tuesday morning that the seven ethics agreements it had hammered out so far, by contrast, represented 54 percent of the submissions — in other words, 13 of Trump's 26 announced nominees haven't even finished their paperwork by the first day of Senate hearings.
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The details have yet to be hammered out, but in the end the assets of both networks could be put under one roof outside TIM, perhaps under Open Fiber itself, with TIM emerging with only a minority stake in it, the sources and banker said.
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The Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction, which ends on Friday, is the first major conference since the 15-year Sendai Framework was hammered out in Japan in 2015, setting ambitious targets for governments to cut deaths and economic losses from disasters by 2030.
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If the transition period is not extended beyond 2020, trade relations between the EU and Britain from the start of 2021 will either be governed by whatever agreement can be hammered out by the end of this year, or by World Trade Organization rules.
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Running until Friday, the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction is the first major meeting since the 15-year Sendai Framework was hammered out in Japan in 2015, setting targets for governments to cut deaths, economic losses and infrastructure damage from disasters by 2030.
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Dating from about 600 BCE, a fantastic, shallow gold dish features bull iconography — for the recently arrived Greeks, symbols of the fertility of the island — hammered out in the repoussé and punching metalwork techniques of the Phoenicians who were already settled on the island.
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In order to avoid conflict between these various forces inside Mosul, a political agreement was hammered out before the Mosul operation began in October that allowed only the Iraqi army into the city and excluded the various Kurdish, Shia and Sunni militias that are also fighting ISIS.
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While the scope of any potential inquiry into the banks is likely to be hammered out in negotiations, policies smaller parties campaigned on include imposing a tax on the major lenders, allowing customers to switch banks more easily and increasing the capital the big banks must hold.
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The aim is now to narrow down the options on the table in order to have the outline for a global deal by the end of the year or January 2020 so that the remaining details can be hammered out for a final agreement late next year.
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Deputy Prime Minister and 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio said on Friday the cabinet would sign off on the package on Monday, but no time has yet been set for the meeting and many aspects of the budget measures have still to be hammered out.
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Last month, members struck an agreement in Algeria to cut supply by several hundred thousand barrels a day, though Iran, Libya and Nigeria may not be subject to quotas under the terms of a final deal to be hammered out by OPEC's annual meeting on Nov. 9003.
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Scotland, one of the UK's four member nations, voted to stick with the EU in June, clashing with a vote to leave in Britain as a whole and causing much disgruntlement as the process of renegotiating 40 years of trade and political agreements are hammered out.
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The way in which the new deal was hammered out – from Trump's over-the-top hostility (first towards Mexico, then towards Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau) to its happy ending – offers instructive insights into the Trump modus operandi, and a strong hint of things to come.
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Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives last week unveiled a bill, hammered out in talks between lawmakers from both parties, that included a framework for restructuring Puerto Rico's $70 billion in debt and putting the island's financial operations under the control of a federal oversight board.
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According to all reports, the bill being hammered out in the House Natural Resources Committee allows for restructuring of the island's debt under the supervision of a control board, gives some of San Juan's pension obligations a serious haircut and includes some significant pro-growth measures.
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A Security Council resolution, officials said, would give enduring legitimacy to the compromises that Mr. Kerry hammered out in private between the two sides, and build broad international support for a series of proposed solutions that could provide the framework for a future Israeli-Palestinian agreement.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that a new agreement could be hammered out by the end of the week, in time for the deal to be finalized in April, though an ongoing SEC investigation into whether Yahoo should have disclosed the new sooner may slow progress.
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After meetings this week, the service leaders hammered out an agreement that rejected Army and Air Force requests for a two-year wait and reflected broader concerns that a longer delay would trigger criticism on Capitol Hill, officials familiar with the talks told The Associated Press.
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BEIJING, Sept 2000 (Reuters) - Peugeot automaker PSA Group and its Chinese partner Dongfeng Group have hammered out a plan to restructure their joint venture operations, slashing costs in the short term and aiming to boost annual sales to 21990,20193 vehicles by 22019, PSA said on Thursday.
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The deal, hammered out after more than 2250 hours of intense, often fractious negotiating among a 28-member commission appointed last year by Chancellor Angela Merkel, would be one of the most significant energy transformations a nation has yet attempted in the face of climate change.
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North Korea will send a delegation of more than 400, including 230 cheerleaders, 140 artists and 30 Taekwondo players for a demonstration, a joint press statement released by Seoul's unification ministry said, adding the precise number of athletes will be hammered out after discussions with the IOC.
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Currently, EU rules allow a fund manager in London to sell and manage funds across the bloc, but it is unclear whether that will continue to the same extent after Brexit as the shape of future UK-EU trading relations has yet to be hammered out.
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In Clinton's case in 1999, during a meeting in their historic early 19th century chamber in the Capitol, the Senate hammered out a plan for how many hours the House GOP impeachment managers and the president's lawyers would have to argue their case and pose questions.
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The Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction meeting in Cancun, which ended on Friday, was the first major meeting since a framework was hammered out in Sendai, Japan two years ago, setting ambitious targets for governments to cut deaths and economic losses from disasters by 2030.
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On Friday, Davis and the rest of May&aposs fractious Cabinet finally agreed on a plan for future trade ties with the EU. May is due to brief lawmakers Monday on the plan hammered out during a 12-hour meeting at Chequers, the prime minister&aposs country retreat.
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Snap ad campaigns may show an enormous amount of engagement, but with only around two years of advertising history, the exact pathway from that ad to a return on investment may not be as hammered out and easy to pitch as it would be for Facebook and Google.
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In a historic seven-hour meeting in Russia's Sochi on Tuesday, Erdogan and Putin hammered out an agreement carving up northeast Syria between them and settling this phase of the Syrian war for good, freezing out America and cementing Russia's role as the new arbiter in the Middle East.
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Meeting for the first time since Prime Minister Theresa May triggered the two-year countdown to Brexit in late March, her counterparts took just minutes as they sat down to lunch in Brussels to approve eight pages of negotiating guidelines hammered out by their diplomats over the past month.
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The budget request will be delivered to Congress only days after Trump signed into law a bipartisan spending agreement hammered out by lawmakers that will increase domestic spending by $300 billion over two years - including $165 billion in defense spending and $131 billion in non-military domestic spending.
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In this week's issue, he opened the lid on how landing and take-off slots are allocated at congested airports around the world: Instead of letting airports decide who would use their runways and when, the system was designed to have schedules hammered out by committees of airlines.
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After several hours of chugging along at less than 211 miles an hour, we finally sped on into Moffat Tunnel, the first vast tunnel hammered out of the mountains, emerging after 15 minutes, now high and deep in the Rockies alongside rushing mountain streams, banked with little shacks.
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Outside conservatives are pushing Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) to throw out the budget deal hammered out by his predecessor just a few months ago.
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Ms. DeVos has made clear her views of the forgiveness plan hammered out by the Obama administration — and of students seeking debt relief: "Under the previous rules, all one had to do was raise his or her hands to be entitled to so-called free money," she said.
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"Even though these pre-coalition talks are meant more as a getting to know your partner, they really have become coalition talks," said Thomas Meyer, a political scientist at the University of Vienna, noting that final negotiations are increasingly based on the points hammered out during preliminary talks.
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They are hoping that Republicans will brush off the White House's requests, much as they did when Mr. Trump sought funding for his border wall as well as billions of dollars in cuts to domestic programs as lawmakers hammered out an agreement to fund the government through September.
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But critics said that going into a meeting with Mr. Kim without a clear set of agreements hammered out in advance by staff would be dangerous, raising the prospect of another summit deal with no more specifics on how to denuclearize the North than the Singapore one had.
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Soderbergh, for his part, helped set up the project at Starz, where he and the network hammered out a price for which Seimetz and Kerrigan could make the series without network interference, eschewing TV's traditional writers' room format in favor of a more film-like writer-director model.
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Under the deal, Turkey will end all criminal or civil claims against Israeli military personnel and the State of Israel following the 2010 Israeli raid on a Gaza-bound Turkish aid flotilla that left nine people dead, Netanyahu said at a press conference in Rome where officials hammered out the agreement.
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Though the exact details haven't been hammered out, Republicans are now marching forward with a bill that's expected to end the Medicaid expansion, make the exchange subsidies far less generous for the poor and elderly, and possibly allow health insurance plans to charge higher premiums to people with preexisting conditions.
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If he succeeds, businesses including Google (GOOG) and Facebook (FB) could face even stiffer regulations than under the California Consumer Privacy Act, which granted Internet users new rights to their data last year after Mactaggart introduced a ballot initiative, then withdrew it and hammered out the legislation with state lawmakers.
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said financing climate action could offer a more lucrative home for $8.5 trillion in negative interest rate bonds, $24.5 trillion in very low-yielding government-type bonds and a further $8 trillion in cash, though a clear strategy still needed to be hammered out.
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However, it certainly wasn't louder, and, as I hammered out some jumping activities of a certain quick brown fox, I felt the typing experience was a bit closer to the chiclet-style keyboard on my 13-inch 2015 MacBook Pro, which remains the best typing experience of any laptop ever.
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And so in meetings arranged on two continents — from Florence, Italy, to Houston to G.E.'s campus in Crotonville, N.Y. — Mr. Immelt and a Baker Hughes team led by its chief executive, Martin Craighead, and the company's chief financial officer, Kimberly A. Ross, hammered out what became an unusual deal.
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In October, outgoing Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) hammered out a two-year budget accord in one of his final acts before resignation.
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They hammered out creative ways to bring solar power, sewage treatment and clean water to the impoverished Gaza Strip, where the lights are out more than they are on, the aquifers are befouled, and raw sewage has been pouring into the Mediterranean — sometimes overwhelming a nearby Israeli desalination plant with pollution.
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Siemens indicated 0.1 percent lower Nordex indicated 1.9 percent higher Chancellor Angela Merkel hammered out the framework for a deal with state premiers on Wednesday on reforms to Germany's renewable energy law aimed at curbing the costs and controlling the speed of the future roll-out of green power sources.
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Until full details are hammered out and released, that rather startling difference in estimates largely comes down to whose guesses are more optimistic and who is more inclined to trust dynamic assumptions — that is, the presumption that economic growth will result from tax cuts and grow revenues along with it.
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"You're dealing with 2000 people instead of 13 people," said a lobbyist who attended a recent fund-raiser for Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio, in an attempt to make a client's case to the senator, who sits on the joint House-Senate conference committee that hammered out the compromise bill.
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The U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS), hammered out by Trump's Democratic predecessor President Barack Obama, has been a frequent target for Trump, who in earlier interviews with Reuters threatened to withdraw from what he called an unequal deal in which Washington runs a goods trade deficit of almost $28 billion with Seoul.
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"There is the possibility that tariffs could still be avoided given that U.S. officials allowed for goods currently in transit to be exempt from the new tariff increases, which means there is a potential window, albeit a limited one, for an agreement to be hammered out," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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RELATED: Clinton's views on Israel win on Dem platform, for now Taken together, the activists -- championed by the new group the Iron Dome Alliance -- see an opportunity to stake out an official GOP position further to the right as the platform is hammered out at the national convention in Cleveland later this month.
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Shkreli lawyer says his client could incriminate himself Baruch Weiss, the lawyer who sent the letter, said that his client would "gladly co-operate" with the committee, but only if he was able to secure immunity, noting that any such deal would not be hammered out before the date of the hearing anyway.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.) expressed concerns with the bill and hammered out a different version in the House.
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Women's rights advocates denounced Albany's secretive model of budget negotiations, which they said would allow the new policies to be hammered out by "four men in a room": Mr. Cuomo and three legislative leaders, including Senator Jeffrey D. Klein — who was accused in January of forcibly kissing a former staffer, Erica Vladimer.
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North Korea will send a delegation of more than 19503, including 230 cheerleaders, 140 artists and 30 Taekwondo players for a demonstration, a joint press statement released by Seoul's Unification Ministry said, adding the precise number of athletes will be hammered out after discussions with the IOC scheduled for later this week.
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Merkel had worked on a deal with Turkey to keep some migrants, and she was a driving force behind a controversial deal hammered out between the EU and Libya this summer designed to stem the flood of migrants making the dangerous trip across the Mediterranean by propping up the Libyan Coast Guard.
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As the deal was being hammered out, Rays reliever Sergio Romo took it upon himself to carry on Granderson's work; he posted a video on his own Instagram account of Duda, in uniform, cleaning his ears, and he then followed him around the visitors' clubhouse at Yankee Stadium, where the Rays were playing.
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The U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (Korus), hammered out by Trump's Democratic predecessor President Barack Obama, has been a frequent target for Trump, who in earlier interviews with Reuters threatened to withdraw from what he called an unequal deal in which Washington runs a goods trade deficit of almost $28 billion with Seoul.
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Op-Ed Contributor Into the wee hours of this morning, the negotiating committee of my union, the Writers Guild of America — a motley group, but one that includes the creators of some of your favorite movies and TV shows — hammered out a deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
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"At some point you have to ask yourself, how can it go on like this?" a senior German official said of Minsk, which was hammered out a year ago in marathon talks in the Belarus capital between Germany's Angela Merkel, France's Francois Hollande, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and Russian President Vladmir Putin.
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Originally announced at F8 in May, Facebook has hammered out details like limiting users to expressing interest in a maximum of 100 people per day, spotlighting personal questions as well as photos, and defaulting to show you friends-of-friends as well as strangers unless you only want to see people with no mutual connections.
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Boris Johnson, who is widely expected to become Tory party leader according to polls, has said that he would try to renegotiate the Brexit deal that May hammered out with Brussels, claiming that he would withhold paying a £39 billion divorce bill that was previously agreed would be paid when the U.K. leaves the bloc.
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Analysts said that while May's speech suggested a transition deal - designed to buy Britain time to agree terms of exit from the EU – is one step closer, she did not say enough to convince investors an agreement would be hammered out by the end of March, when Britain has said a deal will be done.
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Meeting for the first time since British Prime Minister Theresa May formally triggered a two-year countdown to Brexit in late March, the 20193 other EU leaders took just a minute as they sat down to lunch in Brussels to approve 8 pages of negotiating guidelines hammered out by their diplomats over the past month.
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When I talked to Rhiana Gunn-Wright, at the New Consensus think tank where GND policy is being hammered out, for this piece, she said the job guarantee could start as expansions of existing programs, or with regional pilots, or pilots focused on particular industries, and a national program could be bricolaged together over time.
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It was how the North Korea playbook used to work in the Clinton, Bush, and Obama years: If Pyongyang's representatives came to the table and hammered out a substantive deal in good faith at the working level, they might be rewarded with a presidential photo-op only when an agreement was finalized and signed.
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The proposed settlement — hammered out in negotiations among Trump lawyers, attorneys pressing federal class-action suits and New York Attorney General Schneiderman — was announced just minutes before a federal judge in San Diego convened a hearing on whether to proceed with a jury trial in one of the cases just 10 days from now.
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In one of his final acts before resigning, former Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) hammered out a budget deal that also suspended the debt limit until March 2017.
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We don't have details on what Musk hammered out with the city of LA. But he did tweet earlier this month about a meeting with L.A Mayor Eric Garcetti to lay the groundwork for the neccesary permits and regulatory approvals he'd need to start digging with Godot, which weighs about 1,200 tons and runs about 400 feet long.
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President Trump will endorse a bipartisan piece of legislation called FIRRMA, which is intended to strengthen the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, an existing body that reviews foreign investments in the U.S. A version of FIRRMA passed the House overwhelmingly yesterday, and final language is expected to soon be hammered out in conference.
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Get the latest updates here, plus maps and full coverage The deal hammered out overnight in Washington for about $2 trillion in federal aid to help the U.S. ride out the pandemic is expected to pass quickly in both houses of Congress — though there was some last-minute squabbling on Wednesday — and get President Trump's signature soon after that.
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Be aware that while the IRS has a ways to go before finalizing its regulation — the guidance will go into a comment period and there could be a hearing before the final version is hammered out — you still run the risk of a challenge from the IRS on the charitable deductions you claim on your federal return, Rosen said.
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He joined the NBA's league office in 1978 as its first general counsel, and two years later he became executive vice president to Commissioner Lawrence F. O'Brien Jr. In 1983, Mr. Stern hammered out a landmark agreement with the National Basketball Players Association, averting a strike by developing the first revenue-sharing plan in American sports.
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Hammered out over months of high-level talks among Trump aides and top Republicans in Congress, the plan proposes: a 20 percent corporate income tax rate; a new 25 percent tax rate for pass-through businesses including partnerships; and a reduced 35 percent top income tax rate for individual Americans, according to a framework seen by Reuters.
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Overcoming this roadblock won't be the end of the road, of course; more sensitive details about investment and data flows still need to be hammered out before a final agreement can be struck, and new EU rules requiring such deals to be ratified by regional parliaments could make it more difficult to reach a consensus on investment.
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The EU wants to get the whole thing hammered out months before that actually happens, which has not been a boon for the UK. May held a majority before the election but actually lost seats in the House of Commons, forcing the Tories to ally with the fringe DUP in Northern Ireland to actually get the Queen's permission to build a government.
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In fact, close attention to his recent moves reveals that Sanders is carefully trying to thread the needle of acknowledging that Clinton is the nominee while also securing a greater voice for his progressive politics in the Democratic Party, particularly by making a push to reshape the Democratic National Committee and the party platform, which will be hammered out in Philadelphia.
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The best that can be said of the provisional agreement on a "cessation of hostilities" between at least some of the warring parties in Syria, hammered out (again) on February 22nd between John Kerry, America's secretary of state, and Sergei Lavrov, his Russian opposite number, is that it appears to have slightly more solid foundations than a similar attempt earlier this month.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges Republicans offer support for Steve King challenger House Democrats target 2020 GOP incumbents in new ad MORE (R-Texas) in the House, was included in the final version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) hammered out by House and Senate negotiators, a spokesman for the Senate Armed Services Committee confirmed.
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Hammered out over months of talks among Trump aides and top Republicans in Congress, the plan to be unveiled at an event in Indianapolis was expected to propose a 20 percent corporate income tax rate, a new 25 percent tax rate for pass-through businesses such as partnerships, and a reduced 35 percent top income tax rate for individual Americans.
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In response to the government's new demand, representatives of the insurgents said they stood by the framework hammered out in Qatar: a phased American troop withdrawal in return for a Taliban promise of breaking with international terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda, followed by Afghan negotiations in which a cease-fire would be not a precondition but would be one of the topics for discussion.
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House Energy and Commerce Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.) had hammered out a different version of the bill that included additional patient protections and narrowed the criteria for a patient's eligibility to get an investigational drug.
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JOINT BASE ANDREWS, Md. — Officials from the United States and its allies in the fight against the Islamic State hammered out details on Wednesday about how to stabilize and govern the cities of Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria — the last big strongholds held by the extremist Sunni militancy — in the event that Iraqi and Syrian fighters retake the cities in the coming months.
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To say it's been a good couple of weeks for Pulisic is an understatement, as the Hershey, Pennsylvania native also got the start in his first ever Champions League match three days ago—as the youngest Dortmund player to do so ever—and hammered out two goals and two assists in US's World Cup Qualifying matches against St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Trinidad and Tobago.
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The legislation, hammered out by House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.), shifted from the Senate bill by further defining the criteria necessary for a patient to be able to receive experimental drugs.
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The car maker began the process of shutting down two factories, in Michigan and Ohio, drawing the ire of the United Auto Workers and President Donald Trump before retreating in its plans as it hammered out a new four-year contract with its 49,000 UAW-represented hourly workers and endured a 40-day strike that ended right before the automaker reported third-quarter earnings.
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The particulars of the deal have yet to be released, though the four-year contract hammered out by bargainers for both sides is expected to include pay raises, lump sum payments to employees and a stated obligation that GM manufactures new vehicles in U.S. factories, according to the AP. The strike is unlikely to end until union committees vote, which is expected to take a few days.
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The details of that trial's format have yet to be hammered out, but multiple outlets on Wednesday said that Senate Republicans are pushing now for a quick one, maybe two weeks where they hear opening arguments, presentations from both sides, called zero witnesses, then vote on whether to remove the president or not, but Trump being Trump wants it to be a real showstopper of a trial.
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Masayoshi Son, head of the Japanese firm SoftBank, showed up at Trump Tower in December to pay fealty to the president-elect, promising to create new jobs and investments in the US. And then, of course, there was the Carrier saga, where Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence hammered out a deal with the air conditioning company to keep hundreds of manufacturing jobs in Indiana, rather than relocate to Mexico.
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Since there were a lot of them, the book is able to touch on practically every aspect of the buildup to and prosecution of the war — the isolationists and interventionists who dueled in the prewar years; the songwriters whose tunes helped whip up patriotic spirit; the back-channel bureaucrats who hammered out agreements and alliances; the physicists who worked on a new kind of bomb at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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Ideally, many of those disputes would be hammered out by Senate leaders before the trial begins, and would include rules that allow for compelling the production of documents that the White House has withheld, as well as requiring the testimony of witnesses whom Mr. Trump blocked from appearing before the House, including John Bolton, the former national security adviser; Mick Mulvaney, the acting chief of staff; and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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The latest evidence for this eternal truth is a new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis arguing that the debt restructuring plan recently hammered out for the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) will not work as intended, in substantial part because it will hinder "Puerto Rico's transition to renewable energy," undermine "energy security" by creating "over-reliance on imported natural gas," and thus contribute to electricity cost increases even greater than those already envisioned.
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Sensing an opening after Culinary 226's public rebuke of Sanders, many of his Democratic primary rivals swiftly and loudly sided with the union, with some (Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg) emphasizing that they would give labor a choice of whether to keep the health plan they bargained for or switch over to a government-run public option, and with Warren promising that unions will be at the table when the details of overhauling the U.S. health system are hammered out.
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