The decision is expected to be the largest penalty handed to a U.S. technology company -- larger than the 1.2 billion fine handed to Intel in 2009.
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"My parents didn't become who they are because anything was handed to them, and they didn't raise a child who expected something to be handed to her, either," she shares.
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Sullen rudeness is a possible option handed to us cancerees.
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And then we were getting Star Wars handed to us.
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He said they were handed to a U.S. Navy vessel.
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Tommy Hilfiger didn't have a fashion empire handed to him.
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They're upset about the world that's been handed to them.
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They should be handed to future generations healthy and intact.
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Göransson was immediately aware the gift being handed to him.
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Nothing is handed to you, especially in this political environment.
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As harder tasks are handed to software, the stakes rise.
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The cash was handed to him by a team photographer.
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Nothing is just handed to them on a silver platter.
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The first batch of sedans were handed to its employees.
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What's been established as best practice and handed to you?
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Henderson knew nothing was going to be handed to him.
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You got your head handed to you by the investigation.
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Another is to be wary of the power handed to founders.
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Our freedom, like anything in life, was not handed to us.
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The results of the investigation were handed to Trump on Jan.
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He just wants life handed to him on a silver platter.
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Our cameras already recorded you and we handed to the police.
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The policy was announced and handed to lawmakers at 11 p.m.
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The huge cooperatives were broken up and handed to dedicated winemakers.
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We have this great opportunity, but nothing's been handed to us.
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Some of it was handed to us in a press release.
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"I just thought we got it handed to us," Bowles said.
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Here's the official question form that will be handed to Roberts.
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Then another voucher for $257 printed and was handed to me.
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The CEO title was then handed to his younger brother, Stephen Riggio.
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The papers had been handed to them by police officers over dinner.
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The Supreme Court segment was handed to Clinton on a silver platter.
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Bursaries worth £20,20213 will be handed to those thinking of becoming teachers.
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These are then handed to commercial partners who manufacture them in bulk.
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A second Bible was handed to Cruz, who again paused to write
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"This document has been made available... handed to a reporter," Maddow said.
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The beautiful game should not be handed to Wall Street without safeguards.
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Uzumcu said the team's conclusions were handed to the OPCW executive council.
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But as the little red medallion was handed to him, the question
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As soon as the grenades were handed to Gregerson, he was arrested.
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All these illegals getting all this money handed to them is wrong.
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I say "you notice" because nothing is handed to you or signposted.
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And it wasn't just handed to them — they worked hard for it.
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There was no database, but the best databases aren't handed to reporters.
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The note he handed to the teller had his name on it.
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The two most prominent were handed to their rightful owners in 2015.
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Money collected from the fines will be handed to EU member states.
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"Here it was, our life's work, just handed to us," Dillman says.
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Oversight of the economy was handed to Nirmala Sitharaman, formerly the defense minister.
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No steps are handed to me for free, and none go missing either.
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A copy of the dossier has been handed to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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The 12 French children will be handed to social services, the source said.
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I once wrote a poem on her, which my mother handed to her.
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Uruguay have had only one caution in the tournament, handed to Rodrigo Bentancur.
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He has exhibited the ability to screw up every gift handed to him.
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Dan Patrick, however, recognized that an important lever had been handed to him.
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Schiller left with the President's file, which was handed to him by Bornstein.
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Even so, it may seem heavy-handed to ban electronics in the classroom.
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Mexicans, aggrieved by the impunity handed to the corrupt, are showing zero tolerance.
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It was even handed to me when I was thinking about starting Vox.
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Because Hollywood is much more ... Well, they've had their head handed to them.
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The politician, Tendai Biti, was handed to the Zimbabwean authorities at the border.
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Their capital buffers have also been run down and handed to the government.
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My family didn't have much disposable income, and nothing was handed to me.
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The tax police's findings have been handed to Milan prosecutors, the source added.
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The letters were handed to the four sailors on Wednesday by their commanders.
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A third version of the attack was handed to Chelsea Clinton to launch.
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This resentful perspective was not something handed to people during this presidential campaign.
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Suddenly Mr Bold is getting his ass handed to him in a parking lot.
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I bought Tesco over in the U.K. and got my head handed to me.
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I bought Tesco over in the U.K. and got my head handed to me.
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Would we have a larger crisis of conscience if it was handed to us?
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If everything was handed to you, no, you're not going to grow a garden.
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That is, a robin's-egg blue Tiffany's gift box, handed to Michelle by Melania.
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Currently, the commission can only investigate cases handed to it by the IOC's administration.
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Fan art handed to the cast at the stage door lines the stairwell backstage.
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The investigation was handed to the anti-terrorist unit of the Paris prosecutor's office.
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"You get your BS barometer handed to you very early down here," he said.
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Taking the generous shot glass handed to me, I smelled a vaguely floral scent.
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Before going Cali sober, I was doing pretty much any drug handed to me.
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I got my ass handed to me, and I barely got a hit in.
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Luggage was handed to passengers from the back of storage trucks in the dark.
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You might say Christian Vizl's passion for underwater photography was handed to him—literally.
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The only perfect law was handed to Moses on stone tablets by God himself.
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That's something that is being handed to me for me to take care of.
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And that's why it's all one word, very blunt, heavy-handed, to the point.
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Copies of the planned redelineation exercise were handed to members of parliament on Thursday.
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Its mission has been handed to the TESS spacecraft, which launched in April. Oct.
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But the reality is they're already getting a multi-front victory handed to them.
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You don't get anywhere in life by expecting accolades to be handed to you.
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In a perfect world, the Chili would eventually be handed to another generation of Semandirises.
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So is it too heavy-handed to say that big data has rendered persuasion unnecessary?
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The case was out of control because really, the rulings were handed to the defense.
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President Trump looked around the table before he signed the first document handed to him.
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The matter was handed to Army Secretary John McHugh before he left office last year.
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It doesn't matter if I'm wrong and get my ass handed to me yet again.
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"They want this agent network to be handed to them on a plate," he said.
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The case was handed to a local prosecutor rather than to national counter-terrorism investigators.
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Here are five awards that were handed to the wrong artists, in no particular order.
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The dead woman's shoes were handed to her mother, who wept as she received them.
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Another batch of tea eggs is handed to me and I obediently gulp down three.
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I never memorized this declaration, a page-long text handed to us at summer's start.
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Patient data allegedly wasn't stripped of identifiable information before being handed to the tech giant.
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Immediately, I go into panic mode because I'm showing up empty handed to a cookout.
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Its whereabouts have been unknown since it was handed to the Akron Pros in 1920.
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This tape would be the third one handed to law enforcement in the last month.
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The letter was handed to North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho during the weekend.
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The wrong envelope was handed to Beatty and Dunaway, as this tweet mostly makes clear.
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The heaviest penalty handed to a smuggler was a four-month prison sentence, said the spokesperson.
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They're petulant children who feel they deserve the vast, dangerous power that's been handed to them.
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It is one of the roles handed to her by her grandmother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth.
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The crew were picked up by a passing ship and handed to an Iranian rescue boat.
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Your Amazon box can then be fetched and handed to you with no further interaction necessary.
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An earlier statement by the council said the villages would be handed to Syrian border guards.
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After the job was handed to the contractor, the typical waiting time fell to one hour.
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Women often have to fight to be included for opportunities that are freely handed to men.
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But when it comes 30 minutes later, it's not being handed to you by a human.
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During colonial time, administration of several large temples was handed to "mutts", or local religious orders.
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The soldier and the bodies were handed to Pakistani troops, said Khost governor Hukum Khan Habibi.
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Of course, Michael's nemesis, Toby, just wants to follow the rules handed to him from corporate.
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Sometimes these kids think I had a whole different upbringing and had everything handed to me.
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They began stocking food and bottled water, which they handed to anyone arriving on the beaches.
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Having the job handed to him betrayed his family's tradition of making a name for yourself.
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"She would say, 'Mexicans are lazy and they just want everything handed to them,'" Amalia recounted.
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I also cautioned that transformational change wouldn't be handed to us from the halls of power.
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"When my husband died his guns were handed to family holding the requisite license," she wrote.
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Both of those banks have been issued orders similar to the one handed to Tata Motors.
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Until recently, Wilson had led life according to the script handed to him as a boy.
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The crew from Kokuka Courageous were picked up and handed to a U.S. Navy ship on Thursday.
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Drake's award for Best Rap/Hip-Hop Album for Views was handed to him by Nina Dobrev.
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GUTFELD: Every generation has it easier, because the progress is handed to them by the previous generation.
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When he decides to finish, he does it right-handed to draw more fouls and free throws.
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In more modern trials, babies might be swaddled in a blanket before being handed to the mother.
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You need to work for it and nothing worth having is going to be handed to you.
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Don't expect anything to be handed to you — and do not step to a former Challenge winner.
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His "dossier" had been handed to the local discipline inspection commission, the ruling Communist Party's graft watchdog.
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Soon afterwards Scott Walker, then Wisconsin's governor, said their neighbourhood would be handed to a Taiwanese manufacturer.
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"The sentences handed to the 'Occupy' activists in Hong Kong are deeply disappointing," Hunt said on Twitter.
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It's not gonna be handed to you, and, for me, I had to work twice as hard.
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Nothing has ever been handed to me — I know how to strive to get what I want.
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Victims rescued in this operation were handed to local officials in the Republic of Benin and Nigeria.
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You achieved a dream that people who have every opportunity handed to them are unable to attain.
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She had decided that the baby would be handed to a human trafficker when it is born.
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You have to find the time to stare at things; the time was never handed to us.
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Well, they've kind of gotten their heads handed to them around the fake news stuff or hoaxes.
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All these opportunities, they say, have been handed to younger women and men with substantially less experience.
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Some people didn't like it and decided to abandon the celebrity that was being handed to them.
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And then it was just handed to me, so now it's about knowing how to own it.
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But this was a Tyler Perry production, and as such, heavy-handed to a point of humor.
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They are commonly handed to patients following all manner of surgery, whether they need them or not.
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It was handed to him by an unknown man inside the terminal before he boarded the flight.
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Clutching a gun handed to him by his kidnappers, Lakor was ordered to "shoot everything you see".
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Both of those banks have been issued with orders similar to the one handed to Tata Motors.
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They said something along the lines of the body being handed to a local collaborator in Turkey.
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Many high-profile business magnates, billionaires, and celebrities believe money shouldn&apost be handed to their children.
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What do you when you get your butt handed to you in the most public way possible?
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One of the five documents is a summary that was handed to the prosecutors in May 2017.
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When we prepare beverages, we know how to prepare it at the exact temperature so by the time they're handed to their customers, they cool down a bit, and they are the exact temperature as if you were in the Starbucks store, handed to you from the barista.
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Mark Warner gave the address, and the 2012 honor was handed to then-San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro.
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You're supposed to be following threads and clues, but several are just handed to you: Here's some lady.
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"We are all kind of at the mercy of the opportunities that are handed to us," Theron said.
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Just generally, I-- we bought an department store in 723 and I got my head handed to me.
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Just generally, I-- we bought an department store in 211776 and I got my head handed to me.
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The good mood soured within months when the United States criticized the sentence handed to opposition leader Lopez.
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But the ball was snapped to Patriots running back James White, who handed to Amendola on a reverse.
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The pirates handed to the Puntland authorities included a local pirate leader known as Aw Kombe, he said.
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She doesn't just sit around the coffee shop all day waiting for things to be handed to her.
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"I don't know whether I'll keep working on the case when Abdeslam is handed to France," Mary said.
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There are times, especially in breaking news, where I'm reading a script someone else has handed to me.
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Chhum Socheat said the building in question would be handed to the Cambodian navy, not to the Chinese.
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To be clear: This is not actual news stories that are being printed out and handed to Trump.
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The only thing I ever got handed to me are the genetics that my old man passed down.
|
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Hanson took out another $20033,000 and placed it in a second bag, which he also handed to Cipriani.
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And earlier today a fine handed to Facebook for this breach by the UK data watchdog was upheld.
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Control of the country will be handed to Acting Prime Minister Winston Peters while she's on parental leave.
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Now, Jerry Yang did go and get his head handed to him during ... Got called a moral pygmy.
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It made me realize that this is real life and not everything's going to be handed to you.
|
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The committee's proposals will be included in a report due to be handed to government on Dec. 20.
|
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Infantino was in the Stade de France when the European Cup was handed to Portugal's captain, Cristiano Ronaldo.
|
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Most notably, its major NFL Thursday night live-streaming deal was handed to Amazon for the 2018 season.
|
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Within seconds, a dish of tea eggs is handed to me with a cup of chrysanthemum green tea.
|
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"Bannon would get his head handed to him if he came to the state of Utah," Cox said.
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The case was handed to judicial authorities after the Egyptian assessment of the cause given in December 2016.
|
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The police report was handed to federal prosecutors, who will decide whether to file charges against the Batistas.
|
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One of the most enjoyable parts of Survivor is watching arrogant people get their asses handed to them.
|
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Five bids were handed to auctioneers in a sealed brown envelope, ranging from $2 million to $7093 million.
|
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Girls need to put in more work to get those opportunities that boys have simply handed to them.
|
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One wonders how it all would have looked if fame had not so quickly been handed to him.
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This allows you to prove yourself while in a job that some may think was handed to you.
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And now I feel like to a certain degree, I'm the one who's had things handed to me.
|
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Perhaps the major nations should have to earn special dispensation, rather than simply having it handed to them.
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You accept the bag handed to you even though you didn't need it for that one greeting card.
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"Most of the folks during the daytime will generally take whatever is handed to them," Mr. Noory said.
|
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It was as if "Leaves of Grass," in need of an update, had been handed to Sylvia Plath.
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These properties could be handed to nonprofit groups that would undertake renovations, ensuring adequate maintenance and responsible tenancy.
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He wants people to understand that that's why he's getting what he's getting, nothing's being handed to him.
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Either way, the guy certainly pissed someone off and got his ass handed to him as a result.
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They worried that their diplomas might have been tarnished even before they were handed to them on stage.
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Having things handed to you versus having to earn the things you have, they create two different characters.
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Omarosa went up against Marissa Jaret Winokur, and kinda got her ass handed to her in the process.
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The report shows how the hack was carried out and how the documents were handed to WikiLeaks for dissemination.
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Even the success that Kelly had, she really had to work hard for that — that wasn't handed to her.
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Migrants slipped pieces of paper into his hand as F Francis passed by, which he handed to an aide.
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At one point, Ono dismisses a book of poems and manifestos handed to her by a self-styled "revolutionary".
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His previous role as group chief product officer was handed to Andrew Yaxley, the boss of the Ireland unit.
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But at the end of the briefing he changes course again, reading a statement that is handed to him.
|
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A photograph handed to reporters by the fire brigade showed just four carriages left standing upright on the rails.
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But he failed to appreciate one of the most fragile gifts Obama handed to him: the Iran nuclear deal.
|
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Republicans were forced to go back to their districts empty-handed to face angry protesters at town hall meetings.
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"I think it's pretty heavy-handed to put it pretty mildly," the prime minister told Sydney radio station 2GB.
|
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The official death certificates that are sometimes handed to relatives typically say that the victims died from natural causes.
|
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The card she handed to voters also highlighted the diversity she would bring as a transgender woman of color.
|
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First, 732 was developed by a small group of economists and handed to the public like a done deal.
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The patronage, one of the two roles handed to her by Queen Elizabeth, fits perfectly with Meghan's acting background.
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Passenger numbers have fallen by 20083% in Manchester since bus routes there were handed to private operators in 1986.
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They subsequently said it would be refiled before a decision on whether to proceed was handed to Baker's office.
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He ended up with a 75,000 word manuscript about his life, which was eventually handed to publisher John Blake.
|
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Both are surprisingly close for a race that's been comfortably handed to Republicans for the past 30-odd years.
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He reiterates the treatment plan and I put my name to a form handed to me on a tablet.
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In last year's Six Nations, Scotland got their hats, coats and asses handed to them in every single match.
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Instead, she's quietly deserving in the right place at the right time, and good things are handed to her.
|
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The FCA wants to fine Ford 75 million pounds, the biggest penalty it has ever handed to an individual.
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Sentencing 'triumph of justice' Rights groups welcomed the verdict and sentences handed to the three police officers on Thursday.
|
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Mashable illustrator Vicky Leta suggests calling this movie Butt Patrol ("Crime's about to have some ass handed to them").
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My personal opinion is that some of them feel an entitlement, that everything has to be handed to them.
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Asked to confirm that positive Lactalis self-checks had not been handed to the authorities, he replied: "That's it".
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Just as the cone was handed to me from the window, the ice cream fell off with a splat.
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Davis said he wrote the information in a note that he handed to a guard on his way out.
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The annual award is handed to the "world's best soccer player," as voted by journalists from across the world.
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The easy argument for any media outlet to make is that those companies deserved what was handed to them.
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"If Republicans get their asses handed to them in the midterms, it'll force them to wake up," she continued.
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In the age of Trump, that information is literally handed to them in the Oval Office on a whim.
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Finally, thanks to PS Plus, I've had my ass comprehensively handed to me by the boss-rush brawler Furi.
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We've tried to dabble in a couple names here and there and we get our heads handed to us.
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Tanzania is building the rail in sections, with each being handed to different companies and having its own financing.
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The federal government takes 25% before the check is handed to the winner, and collects remaining taxes when due.
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I've had my arse handed to me several times because rushed in, blindly, in an attempt to overpower my foes.
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It was during this period that 474 acres of land in Hta Ni was handed to Asia Might Co. Ltd.
|
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This follows a petition the protesters handed to the foreign ministry, suggesting that the government teach foreigners to speak properly.
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"Police searched and nothing was found and it was handed to the management," said police spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Lungelo Dlamini.
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And I see the flag that was handed to my husband and I with deep respect from a grateful nation.
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It can be something that no longer an American specialty and is more handed to the rest of the world.
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The day the report was submitted, March 22, it was likely handed to the Justice Department between 73:45 a.m.
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Sandhool and his fellow travelers were handed to another group of Egyptian smugglers who would earn around $220 a head.
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Even so, we have handed to private companies the power to set and enforce the boundaries of appropriate public speech.
|
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"We will remain in the street until power is handed to civilian authority," said 24-year-old protester Samia Abdallah.
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While all parents wish for a healthy and happy baby, we were prepared for anything that was handed to us.
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They painted a picture of nepotism and influence-peddling, much of it involving lucrative construction contracts handed to party favourites.
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Across the country vast areas of state lands, and in some cases city parks, have been handed to private developers.
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The money then seems to have been handed to candidates running for state Senate, which may have broken the law.
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Sanders showed reporters a map of Syria depicting ISIS's territorial losses, a copy of which Trump later handed to reporters.
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That power would be handed to a newly created Fair Political Practices Commission, which would ostensibly not share Benson's priorities.
|
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With facilities overflowing, there are allegations that many children may had been lost in the system or handed to traffickers.
|
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"Having everyone get their suits handed to them took so much stress off of me," the new Ms. Canfora said.
|
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The orders are expected to be handed to 3,000 crime figures allowing officers to search properties or vehicles without warrants.
|
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Frank does not take this well, arguing that she has no political experience and has had everything handed to her.
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Ninety percent of its underlying earnings would be handed to investors through a total dividend of 28.5 pence per share.
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Meng has been expelled from the party and his case been handed to legal authorities for prosecution, the statement said.
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He won't accept the nomination even if it's handed to him on a silver platter at the convention in July.
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The immigration officers, he said, told him that Constantin would be handed to him once he had taken his seat.
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There, Lawrence Wong, a 46-year-old filmmaker, handed to an American consulate spokesman a letter addressed to President Trump.
|
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"O'Malley said the letter would be handed to Francis, who I think was literally in the next room," he said.
|
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Let the one percenters arrive by air, their hair perfectly coiffed, their fake fur robes handed to them on arrival.
|
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He was standing stone-faced as he signed every shirt that was handed to him and posed for every selfie.
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But critics need to recognize that far from being a reward handed to Kim, this meeting gives new momentum to negotiations.
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The reports handed to Donald Trump by the Department of Commerce, which led the investigations, describe America as effectively under siege.
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Anisimov's goal in the second period came 21 seconds after Matt Hunwick scored short-handed to tie it for the Penguins.
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Marketing of the island has been handed to a private entity which aims to double revenues from tourism over five years.
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I strapped on the Gear VR that Burtey handed to me, and the camera was already streaming footage to the headset.
|
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Trump said he saw a video of pallets of money being handed to Iran as ransom, but he made that up.
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The points you collect in order to trigger "Golden Ages" are handed to you as you go about your other business.
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The data it handed to the British government is not the same as what the Department of Labor wanted to see.
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And then remember the game he handed to the Broncos by mysteriously stopping the clock in regulation then fumbling in overtime.
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At an emergency summit Mr Juncker's rapidly shrinking job was handed to Donald Tusk, who chaired the summits of EU leaders.
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After Bornstein failed in several attempts to photocopy the file, Schiller asked for the original copies, which were handed to him.
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"I had my ass handed to me that day, but it was the first time I felt alive again," he said.
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The officer retreated to his squad car, returning a few minutes later with a cell phone, which he handed to Audemio.
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At the end of the day, the only thing I can say is we got our butts handed to us tonight.
|
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Police officer Kumar declined to say why Singh was transferred from the area and the murder case handed to another officer.
|
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"I'm sure that's because I'm not getting my ass handed to me on the wrestling mat anymore," he mused, before adding.
|
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But it was still shockingly close for a race that's been comfortably handed to Republicans for the past 30-odd years.
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When Jordan and Syria entered the war, they got their asses handed to them by an IDF with unchallenged air supremacy.
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All those numbers are shockingly close for a race that's been comfortably handed to Republicans for the past 30-odd years.
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"I firmly believe that nothing was handed to me," says Joe Fitzgerald, a 72-year-old former trucker from Jacksonville, Florida.
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Thus she had to eviscerate the paper upon which it was written and which had been so unceremoniously handed to her.
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Thousands of people in both cities protested the 25-year jail sentence handed to a prominent opposition lawmaker on espionage charges.
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On at least three occasions, investors have had their heads handed to them, and we may now have a fourth heartbreak.
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The report was handed to Tammy Baldwin and she knew what was going on for months and she sat on it.
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But Post Malone's signature aesthetic gesture is the smear, the complaisant way his voice molds neatly to whatever's handed to him.
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"We are in an interesting period and people are rethinking the strategies that earlier galleries have handed to them," Moravec says.
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Most of the hundreds of thousands at the rallies carried signs handed to them at the starting points of the rally.
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And to be sure, it is satisfying to think of a sexual abuser publicly defenestrated — and leaving empty-handed to boot.
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They were from three envelopes that had been handed to FBI New York by a confidential informant at the Libyan consulate.
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"When I was a prosecutor, the case would be handed to me and it would all be put together," McGinn said.
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The death sentences handed to Ali, Sami and Abbas were based on 'confessions' extracted through torture, and the trial an utter sham.
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WE BOUGHT A DEPARTMENT STORE IN 1966 AND I GOT MY HEAD HANDED TO ME. I'VE BEEN IN VARIOUS THINGS IN RETAILING.
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Reuters has seen a draft of the program dated May 22, before it was handed to the party leaders for their approval.
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Furious protests took place across Catalonia last week, triggered by the lengthy prison sentences handed to pro-independence politicians on October 14.
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If you go into China thinking you know how to do something best you are gonna get your ass handed to you.
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If they desire something so bad, then they should work for it and not assume that it will be handed to them.
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That would mean Brexit was lost, the future of our Union at risk and the levers of power handed to a Marxist.
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Trade suspensions were handed to 27 countries at the recent 66th meeting of the CITES standing committee, 16 of them in Africa.
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It was the first time the Senate had ever used congressional authority handed to it in the War Powers Act of 1973.
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The form was initially handled by someone from Kushner's business, then handed to the transition -- and submitted without a review by Kushner.
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That paves the way for new tax and spending powers to be handed to Scotland as part of a major devolution deal.
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Former finance chief Smith was reassigned as chief administrative officer and his duties handed to an interim finance chief, the company said.
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The Malaysian said he was happy with the draw handed to him, despite being in the same half with his Chinese nemesis.
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Revisions to the constitution, promised during the Arab spring and handed to parliament only last month, are meant to appease the public.
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"Hundreds of millions of dollars a month handed to insurance companies, for very little reason, believe me," Trump said of those payments.
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"I really did need a glass of water," Mr. Obama said as he sipped the water that an aide handed to him.
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"I think they'd get their heads handed to them," Mr. Johnson said of any mainstream Republican who sought the Libertarian Party's backing.
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The directive, handed to South Sudan's three associations this week and seen by Reuters on Wednesday, gave them seven days until Nov.
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In the disputed 2009 auto industry bailout, GM, Ford and Chrysler didn't simply get free money handed to them year after year.
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The suspect was ultimately identified as a minor from San Antonio, andthe police saidher case was handed to the juvenile justice system.
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PML-N members may barter in return for a reduction of the 10-year prison sentence handed to Nawaz Sharif, he said.
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For six months, Zahidi's team shaped the survey that would be handed to over 350 companies, including 15 Fortune Global 500 firms.
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When bad guys are getting their asses handed to them, there's almost always a stuntperson trained in tricking behind the hero's mask.
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The former Portuguese colony has been governed under a "one country, two systems" arrangement since it was handed to China in 1999.
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The reporter said he had not been aware of the nature of the documents handed to him minutes before he was arrested.
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Trump seized on the news, apparently handed to him on his way into a Wednesday press conference with the president of Finland.
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Your Money Adviser If you think an allowance is a dollar bill or two handed to your child each week, think again.
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She drank "four alcoholic beverages," several handed to her by Riley, and suddenly felt like she drank "10 beers," she told police.
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As for the boards, some embrace the technology, while others resist a new system when the alternative is literally handed to them.
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Senators submit questions for counsel in writing, on small tan cards that are handed to Chief Justice John Roberts to read aloud.
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The children were handed to their grandmother, but relatives have no news of the two women and fear they have been detained.
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Huge mineral concessions were handed to corporations from countries that finance Congo's elections and that support Mr. Kabila's government with foreign aid.
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The telecom industry wrote talking points and "model legislation" that was then handed to state legislators who were bought off by the industry.
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No amount of rigid professionalism was going to result in anything but the Panthers getting their ass handed to them by the Seahawks.
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The raid helped to pave the way for the diplomatic compound to be handed to the U.S. envoy of opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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These long-ago formal introductions, handed to an employee of the Los Alamos lab, promised services to move things positively onward and upward.
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The decree, or Tomos, will be handed to Epifaniy at a ceremony on Sunday, completing the process of recognition by the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
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Halfway through La La Land's cast and crew's acceptance speech, the error was explained and the award handed to its rightful owner: Moonlight.
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The biggest fines were handed to Citi and RBS, which will owe about €310.8 million ($348 million) and €249.2 million ($279 million), respectively.
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Nearly all the prisoners had been handed to the Americans by allies in Pakistan, Afghanistan and elsewhere, often with the lure of bounties.
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The word was also on a symbolic button that the then-Secretary of State handed to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in 2009.
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In short, I'm not doing my job, and that's why it was handed to me by the Trump administration in the first place.
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All that's certain is that people who bought in at the peak of cryptocurrency fervor are currently getting their asses handed to them.
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She's done the painting which will be handed to them, and it just says 'Happy new year' and it's got her name on.
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John Delaney didn't do badly, but when he tried to go toe-to-toe with Warren, he got his head handed to him.
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Mosul was at first apportioned to France, then claimed by Turkey and subsequently handed to Britain, which attached it to the future Iraq.
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He was fired after a change of ownership, and the team that he was building was handed to the younger, brasher José Mourinho.
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On Friday, prosecutors handed to the defense thousands of pages of documents related to the case, government lawyer Ahmad Akram Gharib told Reuters.
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As we're sure you can imagine given the two powerful women involved in the conversation, the dude got his ass handed to him.
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Mueller is correctly tight-lipped, so we can anticipate no explanation from him, even if he knows why McGahn was handed to him.
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At a recent visit to UCSF's Pediatric Dentistry Faculty Clinic, 18-month-old Sebastian King scrutinized the dental mirror Stewart handed to him.
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BURGER KING — The only cheeseburger with a sesame bun, this burger was also handed to me mere seconds after I ordered it. Suspicious.
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It was raided by the Nazis in 1940 and handed to their French collaborators, who turned it into an anti-Semitic propaganda center.
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The documents that Mr Wylie handed to the committee included an agreement between GSR and SCL, Cambridge Analytica's parent company, dated June 2014.
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President Trump will visit a Boeing plant in St. Louis on Wednesday to celebrate the tax cut his party handed to American companies.
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"My dad is the most hard-working person I know and both of my parents, nothing was ever handed to them," she said.
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Memorable Line: ''Yes, Leo Ming, charter member of Hong Kong's Lucky Sperm Club, got everything handed to him on a diamond-encrusted platter.
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"I think Nicky dead," she wrote on a piece of paper, which she handed to her sister, Pamela Hicks, five years her junior.
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The same mechanism will apply to the four-month sentence, which was handed to him by an appeals court in Aix-en-Provence.
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It's not, 'Mom is handed to the funeral parlor and they do something behind the scenes and sell the body back to you.
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In 2006, he handed to the police a sex tape of a Beijing deputy mayor who had disputed one of his land deals.
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"She came in at a particularly tough time, and that challenge was handed to her," said Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst at Bernstein Research.
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Thousands of people surrounded the police station in Shamshabad on Saturday, demanding that the four men be handed to the crowd, Reuters reported.
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If, on the other hand, all of the world's jobs were destroyed and handed to decentralized, autonomous robots, the playing field would be level.
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Forming a government after last year's elections took more than two months, during which time the president's mandate was handed to three different parties.
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The indictment handed to judges on Monday and seen by Reuters accuses Diack and his son, Papa Massata, of bribe-taking and money laundering.
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The so-called Financial Choice Act would also roll back some of the regulatory authority handed to the Fed following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Ronda Rousey says Floyd Mayweather taking an MMA fight is NEVER gonna happen ... 'cause he'd get his ass handed to him inside the Octagon!
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His defense appears improvisational even though he's a really an actor who memorized the script 10 minutes after it was first handed to him.
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Chemezov told Reuters at a military exhibition in Abu Dhabi this month that an undisclosed number of engines had been handed to the navy.
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It's a tale literally as old as time: the inferiority of women in music next to the arbitrary superiority men have handed to them.
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As I gingerly used a gel bait tube handed to me by DeVries, he ran down the rough costs of decent cockroach self-management.
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According to Channel 2 sports director Martin Kilcoyne, local viewers were far more interested in watching the Rams get their asses handed to them.
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If TV networks are not going to step up to perform that role, maybe it is time the ball was handed to Silicon Valley.
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If Temer is ousted, power is handed to Congress, which will have up to 30 days to choose a caretaker president until new elections.
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Alongside the gifts to the British royals were those handed to the Norwegians — including a portrait of the visitors, which is a traditional memento.
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Maria Zakharova, the foreign ministry spokeswoman, said a note of diplomatic protest had been handed to a Japanese diplomat in Moscow on July 2.
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" She drew a stark contrast with what the DNC's Republican counterpart handed to Trump, calling the RNC's data a "tried and true, effective foundation.
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Following this, duties were taken over by social workers from Save the Children, until October 2015 before being handed to Transfield (now called Broadspectrum).
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Rubber bracelets that had been handed to fans when they entered twinkled in red, white and blue, and the fans shared a collective ooh.
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Flight information has been handed to the GCAA and the airline, the Russian agency said, adding that it was not conducting its own investigation.
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I think it is just knowing that I don't have these opportunities handed to me verses like a regular indie white male band might.
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Scorsese's 2016 religious epic is based on Shūsaku Endō's novel Silence, first handed to him by an Episcopal priest following the Last Temptation controversy.
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There's rarely a convenient excuse to strike up a conversation about gender equality; on International Women's Day, though, you've got one handed to you.
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It showed Trump standing right next to Wajngarten and holding a "Make Brazil Great Again" hat that the official had presumably handed to him.
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Mr. Sessions said he would, and he returned to the Oval Office the next day with a resignation letter he handed to Mr. Trump.
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I didn't choose the destination of my first column, Budapest — it was handed to me by the then-editor of the section, Nancy Newhouse.
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He did not use a computer, preferring to have paper printed and handed to his assistant to stay outside the formal decision-making process.
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As the evening went on, the envelopes were handed to the presenters, and the off-side envelopes were set aside, keeping everything in sync.
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CCTV reported that construction finished Saturday morning on the Huoshenshan Hospital and that control was handed to the military, which will begin operations Monday.
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Business jet demand is recovering in the United States, thanks to a tax windfall handed to Corporate America by President Donald Trump in January.
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"I am a proud member of the Communist Party," Marsh then says, reading aloud from a card handed to him by the same guard.
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It is a blank check written by a president facing an impeachment trial and handed to an Israeli prime minister indicted on corruption charges.
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My gift was a set of "Lincoln Logs," my first American gift from an American Santa Claus, handed to me by an American sailor.
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Heterosexual parents tend to see tasks such as child care, laundry and dishes as part of a package that is handed to one partner.
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The 70-year-old Englishman has been the frontrunner too many times before, only to leave empty-handed, to listen to any Oscars handicapping.
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The portal will enable people to anonymously make a complaint, which will be handed to police in the complainant's respective state or union territory.
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And Miami voters even recalled Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez in 2011, following a disastrous stadium deal handed to the city's MLB team.
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The official went through the exceedingly rare whistleblower process and on August 12 handed to Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson a formal complaint.
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Federal, of course, with the FBI completely dropping the ball months ago when they had this kid handed to them on a silver platter.
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Mr. Shkreli went on to engage in other activities, including keeping watch over the shares he had handed to associates — illegally, the government says.
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On a recent flight, a young couple handed, to my wife and other nearby passengers, a baggy containing apologetic tokens like candies and chocolates.
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The sales plan would affect so-called "nomination blocks" or fields handed to state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) and Oil India Ltd.
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He was arrested on February 24, 2016, after he and two other students attended an event protesting a death sentence handed to a Kashmiri terrorist.
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Reporting by the New York Times regarding golden parachutes the company handed to high-ranking employees accused of sexual misconduct resulted in coordinated mass walkouts.
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These wrestlers usually charge £150 for an hour-long private battle in a private mat room, though I got my ass handed to me gratis.
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Prosecutors said Wednesday that they handed to a court in the central Netherlands a dossier including hundreds of pages outlining the Hells Angels&apos activities.
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Takeaways we glean from our favorite movies and TV series are arguably more profound than those handed to us from stars on the awards stage.
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Once recovered, the recorders would be handed to Egyptian authorities, who are expected to read them in the country's air crash investigation laboratory in Cairo.
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And now that those relationships are foundering a bit, she's clinging to this tiny shred of her own humanity that Erica has handed to her.
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VanZant, the conventionally pretty blonde woman, could have been the spoiled popular girl who'd has everything handed to her because of her beauty and charm.
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For example, Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen denied an anecdote in the book saying Trump ate a piece of paper that was handed to him.
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In light of the recent guilty verdict handed to Bill Cosby yesterday, Bounce TV has decided to pull The Cosby Show reruns from its programming.
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The contract to build the bridge was handed to Arkady Rotenberg, Putin's childhood judo partner and longtime ally, who controls the lead contractor Stroygazmontazh (SGM).
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ABUJA, Nigeria — The realization that she'd made a catastrophic gamble came in the form of a letter innocently handed to Diane by her eldest son.
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Why it matters: This is the first time the Senate has ever used congressional authority handed to them in the War Powers Act of 1973.
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The bill was drafted in the angry aftermath of the six-month sentence which a judge handed to Stanford student Brock Turner earlier this summer.
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The three -- never great personal buddies -- even have to share the Chevening country house normally handed to the Foreign Secretary alone for schmoozing foreign dignitaries.
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A source with direct knowledge told me many of these documents were handed to Trump; he knew about the insults, and picked the insulters anyway.
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The Republicans' 150-page draft report was to be handed to the Democrats to look over before intelligence agencies assessed how much might be published.
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The 45-minute tape was handed to Cook County state's attorney Kim Foxx by lawyer Michael Avenatti and features an allegedly 14-year-old girl.
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Capitals 2128, Bruins 214 Alex Chiasson scored two third-period goals — the second short-handed — to help Washington defeat Boston for the 2144th straight time.
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On her website Thursday, Kendall Jenner announced the "Class of Kardashian-Jenner Awards 2016" with specific honors being handed to each of the five sisters.
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Hartman drew the start after a three-game suspension was handed to likely starting quarterback Kendall Hinton in June for a violation of team rules.
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Police identified the suspect as Raymond Durham, 60, through a piece of identification that he handed to the two officers before shooting them, Craig said.
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Images of the ball Putin handed to Trump appear to show a logo indicating it has a chip included as part of a standard feature.
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But the 2008 financial crisis looms large for Americans who had their personal savings wiped out, homes foreclosed upon and pink slips handed to them.
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We had to find that balance with the studio and the network to say, they don't want it handed to them on a silver plate.
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Chances are, he'll be able to replicate on those campuses—and many more—the same propaganda victory handed to him by the University of Florida.
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Saudi public prosecutor Shalaan al-Shalaan said on Thursday that Khashoggi's body was dismembered, removed from the building and handed to an unidentified "local cooperator".
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I have some puritanical distrust of good things being handed to one on a plate, but I can't pretend that I haven't enjoyed these adventures.
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He gave me a packet of information that I promptly handed to my neighbor, a very kind man who could not have been more sympathetic.
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A huge project I conceptualized and have worked so hard on just got swiped and handed to someone else, despite getting assurance this wouldn't happen.
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Nupur Lala: When I was waiting for them to say the winning word, I could see the trophy being handed to the CEO of Scripps.
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Twenty-six seconds into the Blues power play, the Bruins inexplicably got numbers on a rush and Carlo scored short-handed to tie it again.
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He and allies including Bassil have called for the case to be handed to a senior judicial council that deals with crimes against state security.
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His allies already control Congress, with a supermajority handed to him after his presidential win when representatives switched sides en masse to join his party.
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Alphine's mother died in 2016, collapsing on the floor after drinking a glass of water that Ms. Joseph handed to her, according to the police.
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I remember quite clearly: It was for disagreeing with someone about the life sentence handed to Ross Ulbricht, the creator of the Silk Road website.
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The WTO allowed the EU on Wednesday to slap import tariffs on $7.5 billion worth of European goods over illegal EU subsidies handed to Airbus.
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Much of her early discography was populated by excessive EDM-flavored songs, most of which felt like sequined outfits she was handed to try on.
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Without that, patients in pain suffer more, hurt more and are more likely to have a prescription handed to them due to the rushed conversation.
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The initial case team had reportedly concluded that Google could face the largest penalty handed to a single firm on antitrust matters by the commission.
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After getting his hat handed to him in the 2010 midterm elections, he didn't have much leverage to achieve the rest of his legislative agenda.
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Those demands were among a list of 13 handed to Qatar after the crisis began, along with a 10-day deadline for Qatar to comply.
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I think it's important to remind people, especially in this millennial culture we have now, that life is not going to be handed to you.
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It's out of control and I'm pretty pumped that I don't have to compete against those guys because I'd get my ass handed to me.
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The bloodstained cloth is handed to the groom's mother as proof of the bride's premarital virginity, serving as a test for her so-called character.
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I just played it for a bit and got my ass handed to me near what I believe was the end of the first section.
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Singh managed to scrawl the words "I want to survive" on a piece of paper that she later handed to the police, according to The Guardian.
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David Beckham showed off his cool dad mug and apparently he's the world's best dad ... based one of the several cards handed to him this morning.
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This is troubling because outer space is the last great commons and it is being handed to private corporations to do with it what they please.
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China said on Wednesday it was "not worried in the slightest" by mounting international concern over the death sentence handed to a Canadian for drug smuggling.
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Which is more than can be said for Guybrush, who ultimately needs Elaine to save him from getting his ass handed to him right across Mêlée.
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With results of the independent review to be handed to the government on Friday, it is the perfect time to throw some rainbow around the town.
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The Guilty ends up exploring intriguing, timely ideas about how the power handed to people like law enforcement officers can lead to hubris, arrogance, and violence.
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And it sent us a statement confirming that it repurposes digits handed to it by people wanting to secure their accounts to target them with marketing.
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The main Russia probe, run by the FBI, will be handed to a respected former FBI director, Robert Mueller (pictured), in the role of special counsel.
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And more recently, the six-month sentence handed to Brock Turner, a former Stanford University swimmer, for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman has sparked an outcry.
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To the extent that TV reporters are just reading scripts others have handed to them, I think, and I'm betting, that that model's slowly going away.
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Vian's responsibilities will be handed to both Del Vecchio and his close aide Deputy Chairman Francesco Milleri, who will also take on the position of CEO.
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Right now, big companies and governments are the largest users of data that we've handed to them—mostly for free—to lock up in their vaults.
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According to the police warrant handed to Santiago's mother Ruth, the owner of the apartment, police officers were searching for a Hispanic man called JD Blue.
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"Bodies of 69 people, including children and elders, have been handed to their relatives," Qaderi said, adding that more bodies could be lying under the rubble.
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Seems having Serena on the sidelines rubbed off because Harry's team won 5-2 ... and got a trophy handed to them by Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne.
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After having these games handed to them on a silver platter, the Caps now know how the Pittsburgh Penguins felt facing them the past two years.
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According to local reports, Mobley was briefly handed to Williams because her family believed she was a nurse, while hospital staff believed Williams was a relative.
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The gains, which also encompassed sovereign Eurobonds, were partly due to a 2184.91-year sentence handed to left-wing ex-President Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva.
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"Consequently, the ECB should slow down its bond purchases and end them earlier," the experts wrote in a report that was handed to Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Neither the documentary nor The Post ever ask why Bradlee and Graham didn't have the real story of the Vietnam War before Ellsberg handed to them.
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In "deregulated" areas — which now cover about 23 percent of US customers — the power generation part was split off and handed to competitive wholesale power markets.
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"If we decide to make this a DC, think tank-first approach, that's where we're going to get our asses handed to us," the organizer said.
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I opened mine as soon as it was handed to me but was a bit disappointed to find both the interior and exterior were only lukewarm.
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The Post reported that the details from the emails at the heart of its story would be handed to congressional investigators looking into Trump's Russian links.
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Incredibly, Bloomberg found that 85033 percent of the rules mandated under Dodd-Frank have yet to be implemented due to the unmanageable complexities handed to regulators.
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As of Monday, 138 body bags containing human remains had been recovered and handed to police for forensic identification, yet only 14 victims had been identified.
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Cooper Roback (Sam Keeley), is getting his ass handed to him in a bare-knuckle boxing match at the FOB, while his fellow medic, Staff Sgt.
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Addressing concerns that its chip technology could be handed to a foreign rival, Toshiba said previously that SK Hynix would have no equity or management influence.
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" Mr. Voris has described social-welfare programs as a system in which "half the people of America" pay no taxes and "get things handed to them.
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Itchy new clothes, long lines, being handed to a stranger and general sensory overload have reduced generations of children to tears on plenty of Santas' laps.
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" Trump's fusillade began with a re-tweet of someone named Joe (@nallieman) who wrote: "Ed Henry just got his ASS handed to him by Mark Levin.
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How could I live a lifestyle that I hadn't earned, that had been handed to me because of my skin and my accent and my passport?
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She handed to me a tall John Frederics hat with a large feather that she has painted many times and keeps on top of her piano.
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There is a prevailing wisdom in Washington that our nation's top national security positions should not be handed to political hacks with a penchant for partisan mudslinging.
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Their reasoning: DNA testing is faster than authenticating documents, and protects children — especially the youngest — from being handed to people who may not be their biological parents.
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His police report will now be handed to the San Diego City Attorney's office, which will then determine whether or not to press charges against the actor.
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Start playing ball regarding the South China Sea or face consequences — that was the warning handed to China by the United States and European Union on Thursday.
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Selling 82,500 more would not only upset those who love the Elliott, but fuel a wider worry about what happens when public lands are handed to states.
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"Those are the factors, and there are strict guidelines that we follow, based on case law handed to us; we are continuing to investigate that," he said.
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At first, it looked like one of the men was just lucky enough to win a prize baseball, handed to him by the Washington Nationals' mascot, Screech.
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His police report will now be handed to the San Diego City Attorney's office who will then determine whether or not to press charges against the actor.
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Many of them were taken from white farmers and foreign corporations and handed to Mugabe loyalists under the government's "land reform" program after independence from white rule.
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Black directors, those who had created their own opportunities when none were handed to them by Hollywood, emerged at a clip not seen in a quarter century.
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Britain fired the gun on a two-year countdown to leave the European Union Wednesday when an official letter was handed to EU Council President Donald Tusk.
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Responsibility for banker pay was carved out of the Briton's portfolio when he took up the job in Brussels, and handed to EU Justice Commissioner Vera Jourova.
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Since successfully bidding for sausage maker Hillshire Brands in May 2014, its equity value has expanded by less than the $7.7 billion it handed to Hillshire's owners.
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The torch is then handed to Angelis, the first torchbearer, who then passes it to its first South Korean torchbearer, former Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-Sung.
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For decades, Harvard has embraced a management strategy where a portion of its portfolio was invested by in-house managers and the balance was handed to outsiders.
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EgyptAir was not immediately available for comment on the case, which was handed to judicial authorities after the Egyptian assessment of the cause given in December 2016.
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The court's structure meant that it could pursue cases only in countries that signed on, or in countries that were handed to it by the Security Council.
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The high-profile interior ministry, presided over by Salvini for the past 15 months, was handed to Luciana Lamorgese, a career civil servant with no political affiliation.
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He is the son of Saudi King Salman and this is the first time the energy portfolio has been handed to a member of the royal family.
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For many companies, hiring full-time employees has become a last resort, reserved for tasks that cannot be automated or outsourced or handed to an independent contractor.
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Phone after phone is handed to him as he extends his arm, smiles, takes selfies with the children behind the railing, and then hands the phones back.
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J. T. Miller scored short-handed to cap a second-period rally, helping the Rangers overcome an early two-goal deficit to win at Pittsburgh, 5-2.
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The fine of $17,000 handed to Serena Williams was relatively insignificant compared with the $1.85 million she received for finishing as runner-up at the U.S. Open.
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But the fact that the administration is trying to prevent the whistleblower's report on the affair from being handed to Congress is fueling suspicion about his behavior.
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Much of what the Great Ocean Road has to offer is simply handed to travelers: Even just driving it, I couldn't help but take in its beauty.
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The U.N. nuclear watchdog says it does not take information handed to it at face value and vets it thoroughly before deciding whether to act upon it.
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It was the first chapter in a misguided counterinsurgency strategy built atop the constellation of outposts that the American military eventually handed to the Afghans in 2014.
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Under a CSA, the broker who is executing a trade agrees that part of the commission is handed to third-party research firms nominated by the fund manager.
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On its first snap after the lightning delay, Memphis handed to Henderson, who sprinted 52 yards off left tackle with 13:29 remaining for a 59-38 advantage.
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The country's anti-doping agency courted controversy in 2014 after keeping a three-month drugs ban handed to Chinese Olympic swimmer Sun Yang under wraps for six months.
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The self-ruled island has previously seen citizens accused of crimes in countries that do not recognize Taiwan diplomatically being handed to Chinese custody, despite objections of Taipei.
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When drinks are delivered and handed to customers, "the beverage is the same temperature as if the barista just prepared it and handed it to them," he continued.
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There are so many people who work their entire lives to create a platform and mine was just handed to me....Why not use it for something important?
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"The gun offered in this sale was found in this field by a farmer around 1960 and was handed to the current owner's mother," said the auction website.
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In a separate report handed to Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire on Tuesday, a consumer affairs body stressed the need to review the product recall process in France.
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I wondered if I was mostly alone in my struggle to unclench my fists that were trying to control outcomes and parent more open-handed to God's plans.
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In 2013, Manning pleaded guilty to leaking the documents and was sentenced to 35 years in a maximum-security prison—the harshest penalty ever handed to a whistleblower.
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Brienne's life in Winterfell is abnormally peaceful as she watches over the reunited Stark siblings and gets her ass handed to her in training by Arya the assassin.
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In November, Pakistan handed to Afghanistan 27 people suspected of belonging to the Afghan Taliban and Haqqani network, a spokesman for the country's foreign office said on Monday.
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Why was this event of such sudden importance, yet no one paid this much attention when awards were handed to Pinball Clemons and Michaëlle Jean in previous years.
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If Temer is ousted, power is handed to Congress, which will have up to 30 days to choose a caretaker president until new elections -- slated for October 2018.
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The youngster said he was "ashamed" by his behavior during the match against Kyle Edmund, which resulted in his immediate disqualification and the tie being handed to Britain.
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An RCMP spokesman gave no more details and said the suspect had been handed to Ottawa police, who said they were not able to comment on the incident.
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Everyone on UnReal is trying to figure out their brand or, in the case of the contestants, getting their brand handed to them with a seductive, poisonous smile.
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He got a bigger share of votes than Shuler did, but Pelosi won the election handily after finally promising positions of power be handed to more junior Democrats.
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Also legit is Crews' PC, which he promises is built from parts he bought himself, rather than those handed to him by companies keen to earn his sponsorship.
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After Bornstein failed in several attempts to photocopy the file, one of the men asked for the original copies, which were handed to him, according to the source.
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More than 200 years later, free doughnuts were handed to the huddled masses arriving at Ellis Island, as they were later to the hungry during the Great Depression.
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"I am perfectly happy to buy the shares that have been handed to us," Pekka Lundmark said in reply to a question during an industry conference in Berlin.
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Playing a team that's short-handed to a point they might have to become one-dimensional, it feels like the Niners are the only bet on this game.
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Business jet demand is recovering in the United States, thanks to a strong economy and a tax windfall handed to Corporate America by President Donald Trump last year.
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He was told that for almost two years — since roughly the same time that Clizbe's report was handed to the C.I.A. — he had been under investigation for fraud.
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Americans are looking to the Democrats to prove that they are worthy of retaking the White House and, ultimately, are worthy of the House majority handed to them.
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The track, via label Big Beat Records, sounds like the immediate condensation that collects on an icy cold margarita glass after it has just been handed to you.
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The French watchdog's preliminary investigation could take months, and depending on its findings, the case could be dropped or handed to a judge for an in-depth investigation.
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The UAE's ambassador to the United States said last week a list of demands for Qatar was being compiled and would soon be handed to the United States.
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Today thousands of controllers, chief financial officers and finance people are discussing ways to best use that corporate tax reduction that was handed to them before the holidays.
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Boy Scout, Marine, history professor, C.I.A. analyst, reluctant action hero — he can be taken out of the drawer any time and handed to the next actor in line.
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The ball from the touchdown pass was immediately handed to a representative of the Pro Football Hall of Fame so it could make its way to Canton, Ohio.
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Handed to seven prominent international designers, the material resolved itself into cabinets, shelves and a table with the denim part rubbed away to reveal a white cotton core.
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If you look at the criticism of "Last Jedi," can you imagine what they would have said about Luke just getting his ass handed to him by Vader?
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Since successfully bidding for the sausage maker Hillshire Brands in May 2014, its equity value has expanded by less than the $7.7 billion it handed to Hillshire's owners.
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Civil-society activists and members of Pakatan Harapan itself are now arguing that crossovers violated the popular mandate voters had handed to their chosen candidates, whatever the camp.
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In her opinion, Alexievich's work is too heavy-handed to be considered great literature (with this I essentially agree), and too imprecise to be taken seriously as journalism.
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Mr. Chaika made the same accusations in a statement on his website and in documents handed to Representative Dana Rohrabacher, Republican of California, when he was in Moscow.
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That's the deadline handed to Congress by President Trump when he terminated the immigration program originally created at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) by former President Obama.
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The archaeologist who was killed, Abdul Wahab Ferozi, oversaw the repairs of more than 3,000 antiques from Mes Aynak that were handed to the National Museum in Kabul.
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"This small group follows to a T instruments handed to them by the American empire, these are shameful subjects of administration of President Trump," Valero told the talks.
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On Tuesday, an official report into attacks in May and June said counterterrorism officers had misinterpreted two items of intelligence handed to them before the killings in Manchester.
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The so-called referral was handed to ICC chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda earlier on Thursday, Arreaza said, and was accompanied by a letter from Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Mr. Sharif's daughter Maryam, his likely political successor, is accused of having falsified documents she handed to investigators in order to hide the true ownership of the apartments.
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A Manhattan-based playboy who has had life handed to him on a silver platter might look like a strange vehicle for the pain of the American heartland.
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"I'm a fan of kids who haven't had everything handed to them," Leonelli said after a film session, held in a classroom building across campus from the gym.
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Delvey's story has already been handed to Shonda Rhimes, who will be bringing the scam to Netflix as part of her estimated $100 million deal with the streaming service.
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"&aposOl' Red' was handed to me within the first week that I moved to Nashville," recalled Shelton of recording his breakout 2001 song, which helped his career take off.
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"Lots of people think I had my career handed to me, that everything happened overnight, but there's a story behind all of it," the Colombian singer and songwriter said.
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Abdirizak Mohamed Dirir, director of anti-piracy operations in Puntland, said the province's president sacked him after he told journalists that permits had been handed to illegal fishing vessels.
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The Post said an invoice was handed to State Department envoy Joseph Yun hours before Warmbier, 22, was flown out of Pyongyang in a coma on June 13, 2017.
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He took the ball when it was handed to him and did his best; he was, more often than not, good enough but not nearly lucky enough to win.
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Just because you had a few great stories published (yeah yeah The New Yorker, Atlantic and Slate we get it), doesn't mean you get things just handed to you.
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In June, Customs and Border Patrol proposed an optional field for social media account names to the visa waiver form, typically handed to travelers on arrival in the country.
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Thinking back, "'Ol' Red' was handed to me within the first week that I moved to Nashville," Shelton says of recording his breakout 2001 song that catapulted his career.
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The rise in corporation tax, to 22 percent from 20 percent, will run for the next three years, a copy of the proposal handed to parliament showed on Friday.
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The night's biggest award — Best Picture — was handed to the wrong film, presumed frontrunner La La Land, because presenters Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway were given the wrong envelope.
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But the firm's method for correcting the situation if the wrong envelope is handed to the presenters — as apparently happened with Beatty and Dunaway — is clearly not as foolproof.
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What he doesn't know, however, is that after he left the room, she found his data profile from the park, which Ford had handed to him earlier that night.
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Former CIA Milan station chief Robert Seldon Lady received a partial pardon from Italy's president in December, and the sentence handed to a more junior official was effectively canceled.
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It was his first day on the job, and the documentation he was handed to help him set up his own development environment included credentials for the production database.
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Terror offenses in France are dealt with much more severely than common law crimes, although the sentences handed to minors are half as heavy as those imposed on adults.
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Proceeds from the buyout would be handed to Murray Goulburn's farmer shareholders in the form of higher milk payouts, as well as paying down debt, the Australian firm said.
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The Post said an invoice was handed to then State Department envoy Joseph Yun hours before Warmbier was flown out of Pyongyang in a coma on June 13, 2017.
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Google filed an appeal against the CNIL's order for global delisting in May last year, following a fine of €100,000 handed to it by the regulator for non-compliance.
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This year players will also have to retrieve their towels from a rack at the back of the court, rather than having them handed to them by ball kids.
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Many of the fighters in the Manbij attack were displaced residents of the city, control of which would be handed to a local holding force once it is captured.
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The Times Sergio Bucher is to be replaced as chief executive of Debenhams after the department stores chain was handed to its lenders via a pre-pack administration. bit.
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He rips into women on dating sites who ridicule men for their height, and challenges some larger customers to a fight before getting his ass absolutely handed to him.
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"It was the right age for them, the right scenario for us, and I witnessed their initial raw emotion as the little one was handed to them," he explains.
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In my head, I thought that since I had been rejected all this time, I should probably take what was handed to me, which isn't something anyone should think.
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A submission on behalf of 400 victims was handed to the court on Wednesday, backing the earlier request from the ICC prosecutor for jurisdiction, spokesman Fadi El Abdallah said.
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A thousand bucks handed to a multimillionaire means almost nothing, but it's significant for a middle-income person, and for a poor person it could open up the world.
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Ironically, Darroch had predicted as much in one of a flurry of dispatches dating back two years that were handed to the "Mail on Sunday" by an unknown leaker.
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TSC Chair Nicky Morgan said she was pleased that the FCA was trying to get the report agreed for publication or handed to the committee to meet its deadline.
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The memo suggested players "fist bump" fans in lieu of a "high-five" and avoid items handed to them by fans for autographs like pens, markers, balls or jerseys.
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Check it out ... Connor says Lincoln's gonna get his ass handed to him if he decides to show up to the 'Tell All' episode, which hasn't filmed yet. #ShotsFired
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Now, investigators are also looking at information from the two flight recorders, whose data was downloaded in France by airline investigators in recent days and handed to the Ethiopians.
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The position of interior minister, which Mr. Salvini used as a campaigning platform, has been handed to Luciana Lamorgese, a nonpolitical appointee who is a former prefect of Milan.
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Also present at that meeting were Giuliani's indicted associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, according to meeting minutes handed to House committees by the US State Department's inspector general.
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As our dependence on home delivery rises, retailers and carriers are working to reduce inefficiencies in the last mile – the crucial step when packages are handed to the recipient.
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It was not easy for Serena either as she reeled from the penalties she felt were unfairly imposed and the straight-set demise handed to her by an upstart.
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The Prez held a rally last month up in Battle Creek, MI and at one point, he apparently signed a paper handed to him by someone in the crowd.
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The media was banned from the ceremony and waited outside the cemetery as a 21-gun salute was fired and a Philippine flag was handed to Marcos' widow, Imelda.
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But as a man, I often only had to say, "You know, it would be nice if ..." and I would have the world handed to me on a platter.
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For the Chinese Lunar New Year, red envelopes filled with money are handed to family members and streets close down for colorful parades that feature lion dancers and fireworks.
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While four months of pay might sound pretty generous, it's in stark contrast to the $1.7 billion golden parachute investors handed to WeWork founder and former CEO Adam Neumann.
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The relative knew this from former police colleagues of Kabunin, some of whom also served in Syria, and from his death certificate, which was handed to his wife Natalya.
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As of Sunday a total of 105 body bags, few containing intact remains, had been recovered and handed to police for forensic identification, yet only seven victims had been identified.
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Using snail mail, millions of these catalogs will be shipped out to homes across the US while anyone shopping at a Whole Foods will have the catalog handed to them.
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The country's anti-doping agency courted controversy in 2014 after keeping a three-month drugs ban handed to Olympic 1,500 meters freestyle champion Sun Yang under wraps for six months.
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Prosecutor General Nabil Ahmed Sadeq has ordered the bodies to be handed to their respective families in coordination with foreign embassies, according to a statement from his office released Saturday.
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Full and frank debate about these kinds of interventions is made fraught by an archaic law on "sedition", which occasionally sees jail sentences handed to Malaysians accused of insulting royalty.
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The Horn of Africa neighbors have remained at odds since a 1998-2000 war over a disputed town that a boundary commission subsequently handed to Eritrea but which Ethiopia rejected.
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The meeting's outcome "reinforces the fact that control of the market has been handed to the market itself," said Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of IHS and a top energy expert.
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Should he bowl in any of the three one-day international matches later this month, the ball will be handed to him by Azhar Ali, Pakistan's captain in that format.
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That task has been handed to aircraft manufacturer NPO Saturn, which is part of Rostec, an industrial conglomerate run by Sergei Chemezov, who served as a KGB spy with Putin.
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Those parents are housed at adult detention centers, and consequently their children are separated from them, registered as "unaccompanied minors" and handed to the Department of Health and Human Services.
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"The turkeys were handed to, let's say, someone going over the speed limit a few miles an hour or rolling through a stop sign," Lieutenant Neil Lawrence told ABC News.
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The Horn of Africa neighbours have remained at odds since a 1998-2000 war over a disputed town that a boundary commission subsequently handed to Eritrea but which Ethiopia rejected.
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A trove of classified Australian government documents were handed to the media after being mistakenly sold in locked filing cabinets in a secondhand shop, the country's public broadcaster reported Tuesday.
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In an open letter handed to the prime minister and to city officials earlier this month, the network demanded that those evicted be allowed to return to their old spots.
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Brussels gives grants to humanitarian organizations and the bloc's anti-fraud office OLAF is now investigating such grants handed to two non-governmental organizations International Medical Corps (IMC) and GOAL.
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For instance, he handed to the Pentagon the authority to set troop levels in Iraq and Syria, as well as decision-making power over launching raids and airstrikes in Somalia.
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Mr. Simpson's version includes a combination of striking vulnerability and tough love, channeling the lessons handed to him by his own father and grandfather and mixing in his own confessions.
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One of the significant new powers handed to regulators under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law directs them to assess "living wills" drawn up by the nation's largest financial institutions.
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We come off a road trip, we got our butts handed to us, the media is on us ... we win our home game and everything is rosy again until September.
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"I can't remember a time when we would have sent the Secretary [of State], empty-handed, to a major donor conference," Konyndyk told VICE News, recalling the Obama administration's approach.
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A few girls, ages 10 to 15, say they've been doing their best to feed and soothe the clingy toddler who was handed to them by a guard days ago.
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RYB Education said Friday that three teachers whose class was at the heart of the allegations had been suspended and video surveillance footage of the kindergarten handed to the police.
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As much as I loved her, I judged her, until I realized that she did the best she could with what was handed to her, which was second-class citizenship.
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"It's hard, but I try to keep them grounded so they don't think everything is just handed to them," the pop star told PEOPLE of her 8-year-old twins.
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The memo suggests that players "fist bump" fans in lieu of a "high-five" and avoid items handed to them by fans for autographs like pens, markers, balls or jerseys.
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"While we can't tell you anything that just happened, we get copies handed to us of Twitter feeds and how reports on substance are being put out," said GOP Rep.
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Umerov's supporters said at the time that the two-year jail term handed to him actually amounted to a death penalty for the elderly man who suffers from Parkinson's disease.
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Although the Manaus riot has fueled a debate over whether management of some prisons should be handed to private companies, the violence in Roraima casts scrutiny directly on state officials.
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It said the suspects had been detained in dawn raids in the capital Ankara and that they would be handed to immigration authorities for deportation after processing by security officials.
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There will be quite a bit of legal information that will be handed to you so it's important to focus on understanding "what's being offered and support packages," she says.
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And then sure enough, a full-sized manila envelope—about four inches thick—gets handed to me outside of a luxury car from a guy who doesn't even acknowledge me.
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Instead, they were handed to Iraq's Counter Terrorism Service (CTS), which they said beat them, held them in stress positions and gave them electric shocks via cattleprods to their genitals.
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As of Sunday a total of 105 body bags, few containing intact remains, had been recovered and handed to police for forensic identification, yet only 20123 victims had been identified.
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Consider Paul McNamee, the former Australian star who changed from a single-handed to a double-handed backhand at age 24 because he believed the stroke was holding him back.
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BEIJING/SHERBROOKE, Quebec (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday it was "not worried in the slightest" by mounting international concern over the death sentence handed to a Canadian for drug smuggling.
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From there, some buff military dudes get their asses handed to them in typical Predator fashion, a scientist played by Olivia Munn gets very worried, and a bunch of stuff explodes.
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It's not the boy's personal tablet, but one shared among his schoolmates, one that will ostensibly be handed to another student after Thomas is promoted from one grade to the next.
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BEIJING, Jan 16 (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday that it was "not worried in the slightest" by mounting international concern over the death sentence handed to a Canadian for drug smuggling.
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Talk to me about how you started with this book, trying to distill all the fermentation knowledge down to something that could be handed to someone that knows nothing about it.
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Patients whose fully identifiable medical records were being shared with the Google-owned company were neither asked for their consent nor informed their data was being handed to the commercial entity.
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Intelligence gathered about people-smugglers will be handed to Turkish coastguards to allow them to combat the traffickers more effectively, rather than having NATO act directly against the criminals, diplomats said.
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If an agreement is not reached with the TMC, the DFCF will escalate by calling for an open strike and indefinite civil disobedience until power is handed to civilians, Saleh said.
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The bill was handed to Joseph Yun, the former State Department Special Representative for North Korea who traveled to Pyongyang in June 2017 to bring Warmbier home, the sources told CNN.
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Halo was exhausting itself by the time Halo: Reach showed up, and despite Halo and Gears of War being handed to new studios, it largely felt like going through the motions.
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Silicon Valley has gotten its head handed to it, recently, because of some of these issues around social progress, around stuff that they've been doing, around the bubble and everything else.
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The smuggler provided CNN with a copy of what he said was Kleman's United States passport photo page, which he said Kleman handed to him while he was still in Syria.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A doping ban handed to former world 800 meters champion Tatyana Andrianova of Russia was overturned on Thursday because the authorities failed to re-test her sample in time.
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The armband was initially handed to Sergei Ignashevich, but he did not put it on, and eventually it found its way back to goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev who half-heartedly accepted it.
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It has been leading negotiations with Tanzania over a $190 billion tax bill - about four times the country's gross domestic product - handed to Acacia in 2017 for allegedly under-reporting output.
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In fact, the EOC says it "strongly condemned" the actions of Islam El Shehaby -- who famously backpeddled from the handshake after getting his ass was handed to him by Or Sasson.
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This time they had a chance handed to them on a silver platter: two officers on school patrol come up and ask you not to make fun of other people's disabilities.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - A Polish man was released and handed to the Polish ambassador in Lebanon on Monday after being held by Syrian authorities since late 2015, the Czech presidential office said.
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Uber, which is now supposedly implementing all of the recommendations approved by the board and handed to the company today, clearly has a long way to go before everyone gets it.
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Thursday's news comes in the wake of a four-year ban handed to Kenya's multi-marathon champion Rita Jeptoo, Sumgong's former training partner, after she tested positive for EPO in 2014.
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"The President is going to have to make a decision whether he wants to shut down the government after just having his hat handed to him in the election," Democratic Sen.
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The Horn of Africa neighbors have remained at odds since a 1998-2000 war over a disputed town that a boundary commission subsequently handed to Asmara but which Addis Ababa rejected.
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"Today's kids are getting things handed to them, and that's not what the boomers like to see, so they make cocky comments because they believe that they are 'superior,'" she said.
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That decision was another victory for Mr. Abe, and another one handed to him by his own rivals: By then, Ms. Koike had, in effect, already killed the liberal-left alliance.
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They can teach us that hard work and dedication really can pay off and you nothing is handed to you or gotten easily but is accomplishable through hard work and dedication.
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This is just one of many stories about how Democrats can best use the opportunities handed to them by an unpopular president and a congressional majority that keeps pushing unpopular bills.
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One such celebrated player, European Champ Fan Hui, just had his hat handed to him (five games to zip) by AlphaGo, a computer-based Go-playing AI built by Google's DeepMind.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that Cohen also believed he would be tapped to be Trump's campaign chief, but the role was instead handed to Breitbart News executive Stephen Bannon.
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But that meant I missed the post-service meet-and-greet: my mom shook hands with Harry and Meghan, while security personnel collected the flowers and gifts handed to the family.
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Iran's semi-official Fars news agency, citing an unnamed source, earlier said Zakka would be handed to Hezbollah, a Lebanese Shi'ite group founded in 1982 by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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However, on Thursday, Ecuador's current foreign minister, José Valencia, said Mr. Assange's citizenship had been suspended because of irregularities, opening the door for him to be handed to the British authorities.
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The Williams team requested a right of review last season against a three-place grid penalty handed to Russian driver Sergey Sirotkin, arguing that significant and relevant new elements had emerged.
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Starter Lance Lynn imploded in a five-run bottom of the sixth, the offense failed to capitalize on opportunities handed to them, the bullpen was leaky, and the defense made three errors.
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As City minister, Kirby had been stripped of his remit in overseeing the impact of Brexit on Britain's large banking sector, a role handed to Lucy Neville-Rolfe, who quit this week.
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Cairo (CNN)An Egyptian court on Tuesday overturned a life sentence handed to ousted President Mohamed Morsy and 18 others for espionage, ordering a retrial in the case, Egyptian state media reported.
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The US tech giant is currently contesting a €2.4 billion ($2.62 billion) fine handed to it by the EU in 2017 for alleged anticompetitive practices concerning its Google Shopping price comparison service.
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ReSPECtability – Google Glass got handed to geeky developers and techies first, who quickly associated the device with awkward social behavior and an "I'm better than you because I'm from the future" attitude.
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The aforementioned All That Remains vocalist, Phil Labonte, ran afoul of her recently by repeatedly tweeting a litany of homophobic slurs at her, only to have his tiny ass handed to him.
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A leaflet handed to new teachers provides some advice: don't move your hands too much, speak slowly and clearly, and remember to turn off the microphone at the end of the lesson.
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During a visit in February, Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, the Vatican's top sex abuse investigator, conducted interviews with victims to compile a 2,300-page report which he handed to the Pope.
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Sumgong's positive test came in the wake of a four-year ban handed to Kenya's multi-marathon champion Rita Jeptoo, Sumgong's former training partner, after she tested positive for EPO in 2014.
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You probably know by now that plugging a random USB into your PC is the digital equivalent of swallowing a pill handed to you by a stranger on the New York subway.
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However, that task should be handed to another state entity before UGC's privatization, Arkady Dvorkovich, Russian Deputy Prime Minister and in charge of the agriculture sector, has told the RIA news agency.
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The United Nations has proposed that Hodeidah be handed to a neutral party to smooth the flow of humanitarian relief and prevent the port being engulfed by Yemen's two-year-old war.
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I found it agreeably asinine, and it had me playing more of V than I otherwise might've, had my time with it been exclusively spent having my arse handed to me online.
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When Nobuhiko Takada was handed to Royce in the opening round of the PRIDE 2000 Open Weight Grand Prix, Takada copied Shamrock's method of low posture and control of the collar grips.
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If a file with the facts as the New Yorker presented them about Schneiderman was handed to any prosecutor with domestic violence experience, the pattern would raise red flag after red flag.
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After the opening of the economy in the early 1990s, tracts of forest land were handed to companies including Adani Group, Jindal Power, Essar and Tata Steel for mines and power plants.
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Supporters of the suspects, which include religious nationalists, want the charges dropped and the case handed to federal investigators, because they don't think the local police, who are Muslim, can be impartial.
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But Utah was absolutely on the Bannon list, and I can tell you very clearly that Bannon would get his head handed to him if he came to the state of Utah.
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But publicly funded healthcare decisions and data sets should not simply be handed to the single market-dominating entity that's willing and able to burn the most resource to own the space.
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That means that as we enter the biggest day of voting of the primary season, the agency in charge of overseeing nationwide voting remains too short-handed to issue rulings and judgments.
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This same billionaire class, including some of the very same funders behind the Federalist Society's list of judges handed to their populist front — the president — first perfected warfare against workplace democracy, i.e.
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That's really how we've started to talk about it at home, we haven't said, well you're going to get all of this handed to you when we die because he's too little.
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When you need to blow your nose, there's a good chance you ask for a Kleenex, even if the box being handed to you doesn't bear the Kimberly-Clark-owned Kleenex logo.
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Fox challenged the call, saying Cunningham got in, but after a review the call was changed to a fumble that resulted in a touchback and the ball being handed to Green Bay.
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Andy Dick got his ass handed to him after allegedly picking a fight with an Uber Eats delivery man ... and adding insult to injury, he's now a suspect in a battery investigation.
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These would be bolted-on to an engine by a low-skilled worker and control then handed to a skilled worker remotely based at the Rolls-Royce aircraft center in Derby, England.
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Toward the end of the East Room event, more conventional gifts were handed to Mr. Obama, the country's 44th president, including a white team jersey with the number 44 on the back.
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The ban handed to Quim Torra by the Barcelona court, for disobedience, could prompt snap elections in the wealthy northeastern region, where a movement calling for independence from Spain has cleaved society.
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McGinn scored his fourth goal of the season on a two-on-one break with Carolina short-handed to put the Hurricanes on the board at 25:258 of the opening period.
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Though awards were handed to new stars like Post Malone, Billie Eilish and Halsey, the show gave plenty of screen time to comparative veterans like Kesha, the Jonas Brothers and Toni Braxton.
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An adopted son in a Roman Catholic family in Illinois, he was handed to the couple who raised him on the Fourth of July in 1989, when he was 3 days old.
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Then his political ambitions are quashed by an election where he wins the popular vote but sees the office handed to a member of said elite (in this case, John Quincy Adams).
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"Nothing was motherfucking handed to me," she keeps repeating in the video — and so, by implication, she had no choice but to make her own way through life, through robbery if necessary.
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The stewards' decision reminded Ferrari that they had the right to appeal, although technically the sporting regulations state that in-race penalties such as the one handed to Vettel cannot be protested.
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It added that a feasibility study had already been carried out and would be handed to the new Italian government when it is eventually formed, this month's election having produced a hung parliament.
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Numbers had finally begun to improve, however, driven by tax windfall handed to corporate America by U.S. President Donald Trump in January and jet sales are expected to rise 8 percent in 3.153.
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People of color should not be expected to wear "I had to work twice as hard to get the same thing that was handed to my colleagues" as a badge of honor forever.
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The arrest occurred just days before President Barack Obama formally accused the Russian government of hacking into the server of Democratic National Committee—the pilfered emails from which were later handed to WikiLeaks.
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Using sources handed to them by the UAE's intelligence network, Gilmore said, the team established Mayo's daily life pattern — the home he lived in, the mosque he prayed at, the businesses he frequented.
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The 2022 Commonwealth Games were originally handed to Durban in South Africa but the city was stripped of hosting rights by the Commonwealth Games Federation in March after the plan hit financial problems.
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I love everyone there … I got my ass handed to me there, and then I came over and got a bunch of body work, which guys, I have got to do more of.
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Of course, there is no clear indication that businesses will reinvest that money into domestic manufacturing, hiring, or any other of the intended recipients of the profit windfall being handed to corporate America.
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Such is the essence of a letter handed to President Obama earlier this week by his scientific advisors, and just weeks before he is to step down and be replaced by Donald Trump.
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You go off on a four-year paid scholarship, and then your little brother comes along, and it's like the world was handed to him because of all the shit you knocked down.
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It's undeniable that things have changed; with social media, and gossip blogs, legacy publications are rushing to aggregate or respond to news that once would have been handed to them to release first.
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"I think some promoters of self-driving robot cars like Google may have forgotten what it is," Simpson said, holding up a detached steering wheel he handed to Google representatives after his testimony.
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Broner got his ass handed to him Saturday night, in a fight where he only landed 50 punches and spent most of the match on his bike, running from a 40-year-old.
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The migrants themselves are obscured by the metallic space blankets handed to them, which give them the appearance of iridescent, otherworldly beings as they are funneled from one processing point to the next.
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I also love imagining Burger King workers holding individual chicken filets against its laminated color palette, determining which ones are OK for consumption and which aren't fit to be handed to a customer.
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To celebrate the romantic holiday this year, the talk show host got creative and asked his son Jordan, 29, and his son's band Hundred Handed to perform a love song for his wife.
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Christina was excited to be part of something, although she wished she'd designed a sign of her own, instead of simply carrying the one handed to her by a Consol public-relations employee.
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The bottles were handed to a man who he believed worked for the Russian intelligence service, the F.S.B. Within two hours, he said, those same bottles were returned to him, their caps unlocked.
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Kerr made his aims clear on his GoFundMe page: "As with seemingly everything else in his life, Mr. Trump got one handed to him instead of earning it," Kerr writes on the page.
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Major Olimpio, the leader of Bolsonaro's party in the Senate, insists that the COAF must be handed to Moro as a tool for tracking money laundering in funds moving through the banking system.
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The allegedly precipitating incident that led to Lynn's and Open Markets' dismissal was their statement in support of a $2.7 billion fine that the EU handed to Google at the end of June.
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The NFL flap may look "stupid and ham-handed to a lot of Beltway consultant types," Mair said, but remember: It could work for him because millions of Americans agree with his position.
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In over a dozen centuries, for example, England was ruled by eight queens, only two more women than had their heads handed to them, or were burned at the stake, by Henry VIII.
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Worldwide, I'm in 11,157th place, but among my friends...okay, I'm getting my ass handed to me on that front as well, but at least it's a realistic goal that keeps me playing!
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But he also clearly benefited from the momentum handed to him by South Carolina -- as late deciders and those prizing a nominee who can beat President Donald Trump flocked to him in droves.
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But at the same time, I'm not that surprised because there are a lot of really spoiled kids in the U.S. These kids don't work for anything, they get everything handed to them.
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This, then, is what comes next: shifting from a past where gender was handed to us by society's cues and prompts to a future of expressing who we are in terms we control.
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Of the about $8.3 billion that has so far been disbursed, $2.7 billion was handed to the government for budget support and the remainder transferred to the central bank to bolster currency reserves.
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Weeks after their daughter was born, the couple were summoned by the fire service and a formal dismissal letter, in which Fosu's pregnancy was described as an "offence," was handed to her husband.
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She played a direct role in the C.I.A.'s "extraordinary rendition program," under which captured militants were handed to foreign governments and held at secret facilities, where they were tortured by agency personnel.
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"We have no option but to fill these out," said 2000-year-old Rohingya community leader Noor Amin as he looked at a stack of forms handed to them by police last week.
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It appears from the video that Mckesson did not cross the line into the road, but he is soon arrested anyway, and his phone is handed to other protestors who continue to stream.
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They were handed to the Myanmar authorities the next day, the first ever such deportations of Rohingya here, spreading panic among an estimated 40,000 refugees who have fled to India from its neighbor.
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"This marks a conclusive step in the addressing of issues related to civil nuclear liability in India," the Foreign Ministry said after the document was handed to the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna.
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In the beginning there was all of us—each our own small part to tell the whole—and our father had helped at each birth; he was first to be handed to hold us.
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"There is no reason that we have to think the President is the target of any investigation whatsoever," Spicer said during his daily briefing, reading from a note handed to him by a deputy.
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Despite the probation handed to Missouri that includes a one-year bowl ban, graduate transfer quarterback Kelly Bryant plans to stay with the program and keep participating in offseason workouts, multiple outlets reported Thursday.
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It would be impossible for me to not recognize that I'm attached to the hip to a real blessing that feels handed to me in this life, and I just want to maximize it.
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If Medicaid is so important, so life-changing, why is that so many people either have to be fined to sign up for it, or even if it's handed to them, don't take it?
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Reviewing the evidence, Hart's defense lawyer, Joe Otte, was surprised by how little independent investigation the detective, Richard Nowakowski, seemed to have done beyond the file that had been handed to him by Progressive.
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And if Facebook and Google are hobbled by regulations, the world leadership in tech is going to be handed to Chinese companies, and I don't think that will be very good for your privacy.
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DAMASCUS, Syria – Syria&aposs Foreign Ministry says it has handed to the Russian and Iranian ambassadors in Damascus a list of the members it has named to a committee to review the national constitution.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Villages controlled by the Manbij Military Council will be handed to the Syrian government in the coming days under a deal agreed with Russia, an official from the council said on Thursday.
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Remains 'missing' for weeks Corporal James Saitoti Kuronoi's remains were subjected to seven DNA tests before they were finally identified and handed to his loved ones for burial, three months after he was killed.
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Walton takes a long toke of a blunt that is handed to him, pausing to dramatically blow smoke into the computer screen, before acknowledging he believes that "Love" is his best track to date.
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Italy's tax police carried out checks at Gucci's Florence headquarters and Milan offices in 2017, and drew up the report that has now been handed to Kering, a source close to the investigation said.
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Vladimir Zherebenkov, Whelan's lawyer, said his client had been misled before his arrest and believed that a thumb drive handed to him in a hotel room had contained holiday snaps rather than secret information.
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Instead of picking herself up and doing the job that was handed to her on a silver platter, she shirks responsibility, tans her vagina on a beach chair and swims in the pool instead.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump seems to have realized that despite the end of the Mueller probe, his administration may never escape the vise handed to Democrats by their midterm election wins last year.
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"It all gets stirred up and handed to me two or three times a day before I go on set or right after I come off set to keep the pipes clean," she says.
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Raikkonen finished fourth for Ferrari after battling Rosberg for the final podium spot, the Finn unable to take advantage of the penalty handed to his rival after the German clattered into him while overtaking.
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Erdogan's confirmation that recordings relating to Khashoggi's death have been handed to key international players is the latest in a drip-feed of details released by Turkey in the weeks since the journalist disappeared.
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India is looking at raising production from "nomination blocks," or fields handed to state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) and Oil India Ltd after independence, oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Monday.
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Erdogan's confirmation that recordings relating to the murder have been handed to key international players is the latest in a drip-feed of details released by Turkey in the weeks since the journalist disappeared.
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The Carrier deal worked not because of the state tax breaks handed to the company, as Chuck Jones of United Steelworkers Local 203 and other union members stressed to me last March in Indianapolis.
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"I am pleased to see that the FCA is trying to get the report agreed for publication or handed to the Committee to meet its deadline," Treasury Committee chair Nicky Morgan said in response.
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It did not give details of other verdicts and sentences handed to the defendants but said 16 of them were Russian nationals, while the others were Chechen, Tunisian, Egyptian, Algerian, Syrian and Turkish citizens.
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"The first time I walked into a room of 20 Intel executives, and I thought some Google searching would do it, that's when I got my ass handed to me," Chang said on stage.
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When, then, Trump declares that there could be riots at the July GOP convention in Cleveland if the nomination is not handed to him without a majority of delegates, Republicans must reject such drivel.
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On a questionnaire handed to prisoners by their British captors, he said nothing about Auschwitz, he told Mr. Rees in 2005, telling them that he had worked for an SS administrative office in Berlin.
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SALVINI ANGER In the clearest break from the past government, the interior ministry, previously headed by the League's tough-talking leader Salvini, was handed to a career civil servant and immigration specialist Luciana Lamorgese.
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By sheer happenstance, the pole handed to him during the race — by a friend who made a habit of running alongside Norwegian skiers — was exactly the same length as the broken one, 147.5 centimeters.
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It was an exhilarating fight and exactly the kind of cinematic set piece moment that felt both earned and organic, and not something the game just handed to you by way of a cutscene.
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It was an exhilarating fight and exactly the kind of cinematic set piece moment that felt both earned and organic, and not something the game just handed to you by way of a cutscene.
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The court threw out a first-degree murder charge handed to the former security contractor, Nicholas Slatten, for allegedly opening fire, unprovoked, on a driver in the streets of Baghdad, leading to a firefight.
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The Saudi prosecutor, Saud al-Mujeb, who visited Istanbul at the end of October, said that after Mr. Khashoggi was killed inside the consulate, his body was handed to a "local collaborator" for disposal.
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The typical package changes a decision only 25 percent of the time or less — about two-thirds of the incentives are handed to companies that would have moved to the state offering them, regardless.
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By the time the season is down to its final three episodes, watching him deal with the consequences feels like watching a cocky, amateur wrestler get his ass handed to him by the Undertaker.
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Souring the already fear-stricken mood, the World Trade Organization authorized the U.S. to apply tariffs worth $7.5 billion annually on the European Union, including the UK, over illegal EU subsidies handed to Airbus.
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Wednesday's trial is the second of top figures since the start of the protest movement in February, with long prison terms handed to a former spy chief and other once powerful figures in October.
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If no agreement is reached with the Transitional Military Council (TMC), the DFCF has said it will escalate by calling for an open strike and indefinite civil disobedience until power is handed to civilians.
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But the Trust will be closed next year and its regulatory powers will be handed to UK media watchdog Ofcom, which will become the final arbiter for all editorial complaints relating to the BBC.
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"There's just too much to do," a 16-year-old told a VICE reporter, referring to why teens see sobriety as the best coping mechanism in this fucked-up world we've handed to them.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish court said on Friday it has exchanged a 21-month prison sentence handed to Soccer player Lionel Messi for tax fraud last July for a quarter-of-a-million-euro fine.
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Other damning evidence came in the form of a bar worker who was found with pills in her pockets (Costelloe claims they were handed to her by a panicked friend when the lights came up).
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Tallbear, who said his birthday was last Friday, expressed wonder at the cellphone he was handed to speak to an Associated Press reporter after he finished a brisket taco at a downtown Oklahoma City restaurant.
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Two years before that looming date, Fortune magazine ran a notorious cover warning of the "death of Hong Kong," lamenting that the "the world's most aggressively pro-business economy" was being handed to Communist China.
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After that, it gets considerably easier, as the boys are handed to a separate rescue team who helps them navigate the remainder of the cave, most of which can be traversed by wading through water.
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His origin story is "I got tied to a tree and murdered," and as of right now, he got his freezy ass handed to him by a wee girl with a dagger, and he's dead.
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At one point, she accepted a microphone one of the adult participants handed to her and sang into it, offering it to one of her pals and giggling before delivering it back to its owner.
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About 30 percent of the rules mandated by the sweeping reform package have yet to be implemented after years of being held up by legal action and the complexity of the task handed to regulators.
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According to Poroshenko, among the prisoners handed to Ukraine were a historian and a "cyborg" - the nickname Ukrainians gave to soldiers who defended Donetsk airport in one of the conflict's most intense battles in 2014.
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Harvick was able to stay out for several laps during a cycle of green-flag pit stop to lead laps after overcoming a pit-road speeding penalty handed to him during an early-race caution.
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Hong Kong (CNN)In the largest display of military might since Hong Kong was handed to China 20 years ago, Chinese President Xi Jinping inspected the Hong Kong garrison of the People's Liberation Army Friday.
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But when Galu began football training with Tua at the ripe age of two years old, Galu forced his eldest son — who is famous for throwing left-handed — to switch to his non-dominant hand.
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A pamphlet, handed to festival goers on arrival explains the project in detail, along with period illustrations of Milanese nobility enjoying the "garden of delights," and extensive catalogues of the flora and fauna on display.
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Policy-makers have sought to reassure the public they are holding the banks to account, and on Friday unveiled new powers over executive pay to be handed to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority in October.
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NFL Network reported Monday morning that the job would "not just be handed" to Allen, and that the team is comfortable starting Peterman or McCarron if it decides Allen is not ready for the role.
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Activists say such lawsuits - including a suspended jail sentence handed to British labor rights activist Andy Hall for defaming a pineapple wholesaler in a report alleging labor abuses at the firm - have a chilling effect.
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A draft of the proposed law has been handed to China's cabinet as well as local authorities, the Securities Daily quoted representatives from the National Development and Reform Commission and Ministry of Finance as saying.
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It's unclear whether the deleted emails will be released through the State Department's website, as the 30,000 Clinton messages that she handed to the department in 2014 were, or directly to litigants such as Leopold.
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SALVINI ANGER In the clearest break from the past government, the interior ministry, previously headed by the League's tough-talking leader Matteo Salvini, was handed to a career civil servant and immigration specialist Luciana Lamorgese.
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At other times, it's a grave drama that delves into what the ramifications might be if a young American cardinal were to become pope and embrace the absolute nature of the power handed to him.
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"A life sentence would have been appropriate," Alice Weidel, an Alternative for Germany leader, wrote on her Facebook page, citing the stiffest sentence that can be handed to someone convicted of murder as an adult.
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The card was delivered by the PwC partner, a trusted source, and in the 50 years since "Bonnie and Clyde" hit the silver screen, there has never been an incorrect card handed to a presenter.
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During one speech, Roger Roberts, a Liberal Democrat member, argued that the powers that could be handed to the government in the bill were comparable to legislation in 1933 that helped Hitler's rise to power.
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His second feature film, "Moonlight," won the Academy Award for Best Picture in a moment of live television that no one is likely to forget soon (the award was mistakenly handed to "La La Land").
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Under the BBC's new 11-year operating agreement, known as its royal charter, its governing body — the BBC Trust — will be axed next year and regulatory powers will be handed to UK media watchdog Ofcom.
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The proposal was included in a report handed to French Environment Minister Segolene Royal on Monday by the committee, which was appointed in March to review European carbon pricing and make recommendations to the French government.
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"Despite the positive intention behind helicopter money, our research among consumers in Europe suggests that they would spend only a small part of the money handed to them," Ian Bright, a senior economist at the bank.
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Wolfgang Schaeuble said the Commission's "political" nature made it difficult to impose compliance on governments - and that the job of enforcement should be instead partly handed to the European Stability Mechanism, the euro zone bailout fund.
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There are also a number of delegates that haven't been handed to any of the three candidates still in the race -- putting them in play if the fight goes to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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Facebook is taking the lead on Libra for now, but eventually control will be handed to an ostensibly independent founding board of 21 companies and nonprofits known as the Libra Association, which is based in Switzerland.
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In a character reference handed to the judge, she said he had helped with cooking, cleaning and gardening, had taken English lessons and done his homework assiduously, and had often taken long walks along the beach.
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Leaders from the two countries, along with Mexico — which agreed to a deal with the U.S. in August — are expected to sign the new deal before the end of November, before it is handed to Congress.
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And so, as grime continues to melt into pop culture, his plan, he said, was to cement his grip on the crown that the public have handed to him, as both a live and studio artist.
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Putin, in a televised phone-in on Thursday, had repeated the erroneous information in comments he made about who he thought stood behind the leak of the Panama Papers which were handed to the German newspaper.
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In November 2014, his completed report was handed to the FIFA ethics judge at the time, Hans-Joachim Eckert, whose 42-page summary that said there was not enough evidence to re-open the bidding process.
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Policy-makers have sought to reassure the public they are holding the banks to account, and on Friday unveiled new powers over executive pay to be handed to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) in October.
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Internal U.N. case files handed to Code Blue - a campaign by a non-governmental organization seeking greater accountability for U.N. troops - detail 14 initial fact-finding inquiries into complaints made against MINUSCA peacekeepers from nine nations.
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Any further extension handed to Britain must protect the smooth running of EU institutions and the remaining 27 states could demand periodic reviews of whether London is honouring commitments not to obstruct the bloc's decision-making.
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He would have poured for us if we'd had anything to use as cups; instead we drank straight from the carton, which he handed to me first and then to N. before drinking from it himself.
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In the restructuring of the French nuclear power industry, Areva is due to sell its nuclear reactor unit to another state-owned utility EDF, but Olkiluoto 3 is planned to be handed to another legal entity.
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The singer of the Indonesian metal act Seringai, Arian 13 (whose real name is Arian Ariffin), tells Noisey that he first heard Harmony Corruption on a bootleg tape handed to him by a high school friend.
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The only loss this squad suffers is a noble self-sacrifice, with a wounded comrade having a moment to bid farewell to his men before holding off the entire Wehrmacht single-handed to permit their escape.
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With the Union Jack fluttering from his Mercedes after it was handed to him by a marshal on his victory lap, the five-times world champion basked in the adulation of a sellout 141,000-strong crowd.
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In 2005, the label was handed to the Italian designer Riccardo Tisci, who introduced an aggressive aesthetic of street wear printed with gaping sharks and raging Rottweiler graphics in addition to more avant-garde evening wear.
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"I was so enjoying Trump having his ass handed to him in the debates that I was like, Oh, this is a character that I could get into doing role play with in sessions," she explained.
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Any further extension handed to Britain must protect the smooth running of EU institutions and the remaining 27 states could demand periodic reviews of whether London is honoring commitments not to obstruct the bloc's decision-making.
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It was about us getting together as a team, playing for one another, playing for the U.S.A. and it was a great thrill for all of us to get the trophy handed to us from him.
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E-prescribing limits the possibility of fraudulent written prescriptions being handed to pharmacists while creating an interconnected framework for controlled substance monitoring, which will improve the ability of pharmacists to identify potential drug abuse and diversion.
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Democracy is not a spectator sport, and we all have a responsibility as citizens in our various capacities to hand over our country to the next generation in better condition than it was handed to us.
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The United States on Wednesday won approval to impose tariffs on $7.5 billion worth of European goods over illegal EU subsidies handed to Airbus, threatening to trigger a transatlantic trade war as the global economy falters.
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But additional evidence later handed to prosecutors included another tape that appeared to show that Batista had been helped by federal prosecutor Marcelo Miller in crafting the plea deal and concealing certain crimes, according to prosecutors.
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At its worst, many ostensibly Asian roles were handed to white actors, notoriously in the the case of Mr Yunioshi, a minor character in 1961's Breakfast at Tiffany's, played in "yellow face" by Mickey Rooney.
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Los Angeles RamsOne thing to know: The race for the NFC East has been painful to watch this year, with Dallas and Philadelphia both seemingly unwilling to take the division that has been handed to them.
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Despite concerns being raised over the legal basis for sharing patients' data throughout 2016 and 2017 DeepMind continued inking NHS contracts for Streams — claiming at the time that patient data would never be handed to Google.
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If Mr. Trump were serious, he would get Congress to increase direct federal spending on infrastructure and pay for it by repealing some of the giant tax cuts it just handed to corporations and wealthy families.
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"The IOC response has been fairly ham-handed, to say the least," Peter Donnelly, director of the Center for Sport Policy Studies at the University of Toronto, told VICE News as the Games were kicking off.
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Pre-sorted waste is also handed to musical garbage trucks that make the rounds five nights a week, while citizens and businesses are encouraged to generate less waste, with stringent penalties for violations, waste experts said.
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Opponents are quick to cite a leaked test report that saw an F-35 pitted against an F-16 in a series of dogfights, and the F-35 got its ass handed to it — a lot.
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But if a few stolen, glorious moments each weekend amidst the straightforward euphoria of a spiritual disco track allow us to feel something more than the sorry lot we've been handed to date then, well, praise be.
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For Mass Effect 1, writers would sit down as a group and plot out stories and levels, "like we were writing D&D Adventure Modules", which would then be handed to technical developers and the cinematics team.
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Baghdadi would sometimes hold strategy talks with his commanders in moving minibuses packed with vegetables in order to avoid detection, Ismael al-Ethawi told officials after he was arrested by Turkish authorities and handed to the Iraqis.
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But he didn't go back empty-handed: to say thanks, he said Air France gifted him with a travel voucher and bottle of champagne to make up for the glass he didn't get a chance to drink.
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To lose the NAND technology, invented by Toshiba in the 1980s, would be a blow, and the administration of Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, is reportedly loth to see another corporate jewel handed to an Asian competitor.
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Last week, the Swiss Supreme Court ruled that data about 40,000 UBS clients must be handed to French tax authorities in a landmark case that could set a precedent for foreign governments seeking information from Swiss banks.
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"The next exciting phase of the UK restaurant industry will see more power being handed to the consumer, with restaurants better able to cater for consumers' needs because they have richer data to work with," continued Shu.
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The report by Italian finance police was due to be handed to Google later in the day and comes amid an increasingly angry debate across Europe over taxation of multinationals who park earnings in low-tax nations.
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"We got our butts handed to us in Montreal and we came in here and responded in a very inappropriate way, and that's very disappointing," coach Todd McLellan said after Sunday's 8-1 drubbing by the Islanders.
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NOTES: Like Kurt Busch, Greg Biffle and A.J. Allmendinger also were without their regular crew chiefs at Pocono Raceway as their crew chiefs served suspensions handed to them because of rules infractions committed at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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Many Polish Ryanair staff are currently on contracts provided by the parent company, but are being asked to transfer to the new contracts as Ryanair's main operation in Poland is handed to Ryanair Sun, a local subsidiary.
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She said that while the government may be intending to provide evidence proving that what Manafort said was false, she doesn't want that evidence to be handed to her for the first time at a court hearing.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A recently-emerged militant group called the Hasm Movement claimed responsibility on Friday for an assassination attempt on a senior Egyptian prosecutor, saying it was in revenge for death sentences handed to thousands of convicts.
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If Rosen is moved as expected, the Cardinals will be sitting on more than $16 million in dead money for 2018 contracts handed to Sam Bradford, Mike Glennon and Rosen, the 10th pick in the 2018 draft.
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For films like "Stonewall" and "Tangerine," where the stories belong to the queer, those of color and the female, the reins of the production continue to be handed to the vision of a majority that doesn't identify.
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When I buy my mackerel, the whole thing is simply lifted off the spike, rolled in a sheet of paper like a bottle of wine at a liquor shop and handed to me greasy and piping hot.
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Those comrades' insistence on government intervention may seem heavy-handed to our postmodern sensibilities, but sometimes necessary social change — which soon comes to be seen as the natural order of things — needs an emancipation proclamation from above.
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By giving kids money without them having to do anything to earn it, you're telling them things are going to be handed to them, which will foster an attitude of laziness and a feeling of being entitled.
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Once everything is in order, it will be handed to the design team, who will then turn it into a beautiful keepsake book in physical and digital formats, ready to share with the people in your life.
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A letter from Trump was handed to Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at a meeting with U.S. Ambassador Marcia Bernicat in Dhaka on Thursday, said Ihsanul Karim, the Prime Minister's press secretary, and a U.S. embassy official.
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The unusual power play matching Pelosi against another Capitol Hill giant, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, allowed Pelosi to demonstrate the power of a majority Democrats believe was handed to them in midterm elections to curtail Trump.
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The pull of competitive sport soon lured her into cricket, however, and it was not long before she had secured one of only 14 professional contracts handed to women in her home state of Queensland in 2015.
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Even if I hadn't played in a long time, I still managed some decent play (and one kill I am still immensely proud of) before having my butt elegantly handed to me by Kaitlin Sweet, a.k.a. SadDad.
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Forty years later, that still rankles some of them, who say it should never have been given away in the first place, or sold by Silk nearly a decade after it was handed to her to organize.
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All of this culminated in Britney's highly publicized 2007 "meltdown," after which she was placed under her dad Jamie Spears's conservatorship and full custody of her two sons was handed to Federline, who has six children total.
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From giving advertisers your shadow contact information to bungling how it monitors the data handed to phone makers, it's hard to even count all the ways Facebook has either mishandled or misrepresented what it does with user data.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) on Friday told state prosecutors and the defense to argue their case over the six-year sentence for murder handed to Paralympic gold medalist Oscar Pistorius in open court.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Double world champion Sifan Hassan plans to continue to train in Portland despite the closure of the controversial Nike Oregon Project and the four-year doping ban handed to her former coach Alberto Salazar.
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"It's hard, but I try to keep them grounded so they don't think everything is just handed to them," the pop star, 49, tells PEOPLE of her 8-year-old twins in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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Iraq is now the latest portfolio handed to Kushner, whose role as Trump's senior adviser appears to be growing by the day, and whose influence over his father-in-law now extends into nearly every area of government.
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Switzerland's highest court ruled last month that historical data of about 40,000 UBS clients must be handed to French tax authorities in a landmark case that could set a precedent for foreign governments seeking information from Swiss banks.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese court rescinded on Friday a life sentence handed to man who killed a loan shark who had sexually taunted his mother, in a case that has made national headlines and ignited heated online debate.
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The subpoena handed to Kakanis is the latest development suggesting that Stone, an early Trump backer whose reputation as an aggressive political operative dates back to the Watergate scandal of the 1970s, is being looked at by Mueller.
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It said that the report has been handed to Mali's government and that Mahamat Saleh Annadif, the head of MINUSMA, "calls on the Malian authorities to ensure that the investigation underway is carried out as quickly as possible".
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Critics say the $2.5 billion project was handed to the Chinese company without any competitive bidding, which is required by law, and a parliamentary panel asked the government that succeeded the Maoist-led coalition to scrap the deal.
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Turkey has also handed to the United States a list of 84 individuals who it wants extradited, Cavusoglu said, over their links with Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is blamed by Ankara for orchestrating a 2016 coup attempt.
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Jose Luis Gonzalez Meza, a lawyer for Guzman, said this week his client had proposed that billions of dollars in revenue that US authorities had attributed to his business operations should be handed to indigenous communities in Mexico.
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He was so ashamed to be caught like that, he didn't even bring up that I'd "forgotten" to put it in the bag with the rest of his stuff that I handed to him during our final interaction.
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DOHA (Reuters) - The Qatari foreign minister said on Tuesday that his country's response to Arab demands handed to mediator Kuwait came in the context of respecting state sovereignty, and that Doha had shown good faith and good initiative.
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The key post of economy minister was handed to the PD's Roberto Gualtieri, now head of the European Parliament's economic affairs commission who was influential in 2018 negotiations to soften EU rules on state aid to ailing banks.
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Mr. Afridi said the names of Mufti Abdur Raoof, the brother of Mr. Azhar, and Hammad Azhar, the son of Mr. Azhar, were included in a dossier that Indian authorities handed to Pakistan for investigations into the Feb.
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The Brewers' bullpen has more than made up for the weaknesses of their starting pitching this season, and has managed to convert almost every lead handed to them by the hitters—no matter how narrow—into a win.
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Sanders's efforts came off as heavy-handed to some, leading to Twitter users reviving the 2015 hashtag #BernieSoBlack, which targeted him for arguably exaggerating his importance to the civil rights struggle and his closeness to the black community.
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Mr. Murray, who was a major donor to President Trump's inauguration fund, personally requested the rollback of the mercury rule soon after Mr. Trump took office, in a written "wish list" he handed to Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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Amid condemnation from the international community, CNRP leader Kem Sokha was jailed last year on treason charges and almost 5,000 local authority positions his party had won were handed to members of the ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP).
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Even as media narratives of the trial painted it as answering a simple, stark question about the producer's guilt or innocence, the actual task handed to the jury resembled an algebra problem more than a call for judgment.
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This time, the role of Toad has been handed to Rufus Hound, who plays him as a self-glorifying speed demon possessed of so little charm that the hymn to friendship underpinning the piece makes no sense whatsoever.
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You move through a landscape thick with narratives handed to you by others, and what you read from the banks as you pass is part of what you choose to believe about your nation and who you are.
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Too often they are forced to hide -- not understand -- their sexuality, and accept the excuse of "fatherly love" that still, in the year 2019, may position daughters as property to, eventually, be handed to the men deemed worthy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If the fallout from a huge EU tax bill handed to Apple includes a push to encourage U.S. firms to bring more profits onshore, recent history suggests the impact for the dollar can only be positive.
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In a document handed to more than 100 ambassadors in Rome for meetings with top Vatican officials, Francis told the envoys that they had to "live for the things of God and not for those of the world".
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If crippling self-doubt has not dampened your resolve, I recommend the following titles: Coping with Imaginary Foes; Don't Fuck It Up: When Success Is Arbitrarily Handed to You; and When Art Attacks and How to Defend Yourself.
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Jose Luis Gonzalez Meza, a lawyer for Guzman, said this week his client had proposed that billions of dollars in revenue that U.S. authorities had attributed to his business operations should be handed to indigenous communities in Mexico.
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Telecom and cable companies immediately sued to overturn the regulations, and the case was handed to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, the same court that had struck down net neutrality rules twice before.
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It would be ham-handed to impose a feminist message on her life, but the misogynistic culture she lived in (of which Manson's extremism was an offshoot) is as good a key as any for considering her inner life.
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He also tried to pass off documents with visible pen marks as photocopies:Mr Van Der Vaart claimed that the analyser logs that were handed to him by Mr Colella on 16 September 2016, were in an unusually pristine condition.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Survivors of slavery at a rock quarry in India welcomed a stiff sentence handed to the owner and managers, and said on Monday that the rare ruling sends a strong warning to other employers.
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Its money, often handed to entrepreneurs in multiples of the amounts they initially demand and accompanied by the threat that the cash will go to the competition if they balk, gives startups the wherewithal to outgun worse-funded rivals.
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Then, when the reigns of the country are handed to a man whose campaign staffers wouldn't even allow him the use of his own Twitter account in the lead-up to the election, it's too late to do much.
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"It seems high-handed to simply shut down important resources for sick patients without even saying why or giving organizations a way to ask for reconsideration," Peter Rosenfeld, one of New Jersey's 5,668 registered medical marijuana users told NJ.com.
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The demands, handed to Qatar by mediator Kuwait, tell Qatar to stop interfering in the four nations' domestic and foreign affairs and refrain from giving Qatari nationality to their citizens, the official from one of the sanctioning states said.
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When it is, a two-year deadline is set, and most of the bargaining power is handed to the other 27 EU countries, which get to agree on the terms for Brexit without Britain having any vote on them.
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The religious employers can't fight those facts, but their position is that women shouldn't have contraception handed to them by government policy; they should have to hunt it down in the jungle that passes for the health care marketplace.
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During Sunday's meeting, a letter from Acting Budget Director Russell Vought was handed to the congressional staff officially outlining some of the new requests for money on top of what's already been included in the Senate's FY 2019 bill.
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Boiling hot soup prepared from fresh ingredients and handed to you to eat is better than an old, stale bit of meat that has been hanging around waiting for a tourist (because it's not part of the local diet).
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Matt Bevin is on the side of the fiscal hawks: "If [the dollars] don't actually exist, we can't keep pretending there's an endless supply of them saved up in a pot somewhere that will keep getting handed to us."
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But after a disastrous two months in which the coworking company saw its IPO shelved, its CEO ousted and its control handed to SoftBank, it's no surprise that the company's Halloween celebration is the last thing on its mind.
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"ASPI objects to the orchestrated and partial way in which excerpts of the report have been handed to the press, before it has even been made available to the counterparty as required under the administrative procedure underway," it said.
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Foles had a pass intended for Torrey Smith fall incomplete, with the crowd loudly booing the lack of an interference call, and on second down he handed to Jay Ajayi who despite stumbling managed to pick up 3733 yards.
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You can still get a Coke delivered, but it will be handed to you by an independent contractor for Caviar, cycling around town with a humiliating giant orange box on his back, as he makes well under minimum wage.
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Before our eyes became accustomed to picking the little fossils out amid the countless rocks, Mr. Pamplin had quickly eyed several ammonites, which he handed to Mr. Goddard and me, before revealing he was partial to them above all.
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Toronto was unable to find traction after a summer of change that saw a number of Babcock's trusted veterans leave town as part of a salary-cap crunch precipitated by big-money contract extensions handed to Matthews and Marner.
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According to Muscat's account, the balance on the cash price for her killing was handed to Alfred Degiorgio by Melvin Theuma within 10 days of the bombing at a place called Ramla Taz-Zejtun in the south of Malta.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong scored a substantial legal victory Tuesday, as the city's top court threw out the prison sentences handed to him and two other leaders of the 2014 Umbrella Movement protests.
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The prosecution, handed to the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, Jessie Liu, last May after the closure of Mueller's office, was supposed to reveal its final position on Flynn's sentence in a written filing on Dec. 30.
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Heng Sokna, a judge at the municipal court in the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh, suspended three years of the four-year terms handed to the men, taking into account their confessions over the attack, and their cooperation with authorities.
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Joel, meanwhile, is still being Joel — which means he's not really doing a whole lot and just falling into things that are handed to him, like his dad's company, and complaining about how he's not as funny as Midge.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that Britain's National Health Service would not be on the table during talks over a trade deal between the two countries even if it was handed to him on a silver platter.
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Mr. Joseph's juggling of them is too heavy-handed to produce any thrills, but eventually you sense that what he's after is the kind of imagistic force-field that keeps some large scale works, like "Angels in America," aloft.
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Ed Warner, the chairman of U.K. Athletics, said his bidding team had been told that "brown envelopes" were being handed to members of the I.A.A.F. Council the night before the vote in 2011 between London and Doha, the Qatari capital.
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BUT WE WON TESCO OVER IN THE UK. IT WASN'T WE, I BOUGHT TESCO OVER IN THE UK AND GOT MY HEAD HANDED TO ME. RETAILING IS VERY TOUGH AND I THINK THE ONLINE THING IS HARD TO FIGURE OUT.
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It explains why Mr Nunes rushed to the White House to brief the president that, according to information handed to him, "it's possible" that American spies overheard members of the Trump presidential transition team during legal surveillance of foreign targets.
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The US tech giant is currently contesting a €2.4 billion ($2.6 billion) fine handed to it by the EU in 2017 for allegedly abusing its dominance as a search engine to give an unfair advantage to its own shopping comparison service.
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So as a generalization, that kind of framework and protocol that you've handed to 30,000 people around the world who are doing the enforcements, the protocols need to be very specific in order to get any kind of consistent enforcement.
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After initial testing, John Byrd, director of analysis for the U.S. Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA), said Wednesday the boxes, handed to South Korea last week, do hold human remains from the 1950-1953 Korean War and are likely American.
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