Lives and homes hang in the balance of that decision.
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Majorities in the House and Senate hang in the balance.
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"Billions of investor dollars hang in the balance," they wrote.
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In Washington, President Trump's trade talks hang in the balance.
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The president's political health also will hang in the balance.
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His survival in the job may hang in the balance.
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Voting rights do hang in the balance this Election Day.
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Much more than Othman's fate would hang in the balance.
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Wade, and their votes hang in the balance for his confirmation.
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They know that Western support and aid hang in the balance.
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Aleppo may fall, and lives like Bana's hang in the balance.
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His hopes of repealing and replacing Obamacare hang in the balance.
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The fate of the train itself may hang in the balance.
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The fate of up to 12,000 jobs also hang in the balance.
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Political concerns, economic prosperity and societal stability would hang in the balance.
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Many lives and livelihoods hang in the balance until that choice changes.
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They sometimes hear cases where thousands of lives hang in the balance.
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Politics have never seemed so polarized, and lives hang in the balance.
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Trump's presidency appeared to hang in the balance, even before it had begun.
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The fate of the Redstone-controlled CBS and Viacom hang in the balance.
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But we can't forget: the lives of real people hang in the balance.
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Too many lives hang in the balance to take China at its word.
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In the meantime, thousands of American lives continue to hang in the balance.
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The chances of an increase in borrowing costs this year hang in the balance.
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But we can&apost forget: the lives of real people hang in the balance.
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Retirees' financial futures hang in the balance if nothing is done, according to lawmakers.
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The fate of President Trump's legislative priorities will hang in the balance in November.
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Either way, the fate of the United States will not hang in the balance.
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Exceptions are usually reserved for September, when playoff berths can hang in the balance.
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Canada's relationship with China — and with the United States — could hang in the balance.
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The Senate must vote now, because too many precious lives hang in the balance.
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Private drivers' fates hang in the balance as government officials deliberate over what to do.
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But some things—including more prizes, and possibly a Nobel—do hang in the balance.
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My own parents' lives, and the lives of so many others, hang in the balance.
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Approximately 2900,220006 jobs and billions of dollars worth of economic activity hang in the balance.
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Superpowers posture over arms agreements while the lives of our children hang in the balance.
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"Enormously important issues hang in the balance," he said in the Senate before the announcement.
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Under the Trump administration, the rights of trans students like Vinnie hang in the balance.
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Often, these are the people most affected by laws and policies that hang in the balance.
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They know that their professional reputations — and Obama's dubious foreign policy legacy — hang in the balance.
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In fact, it's likely to be so bad that America's governability may hang in the balance.
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Right now, several hundred open job listings from the National Park Service hang in the balance.
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"This is serious business, and our livelihoods hang in the balance of the debate," Medine said.
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Y.: A woman&aposs freedom to make sensitive healthcare decisions hang in the balance with this nominee.
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Otherwise, Faraday Future won't be able to raise money while his Chinese debts hang in the balance.
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Background reading: • Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Jared Kushner square off, and prisoners hang in the balance.
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Instead of conventional candidates, it is Comey, Mueller — and Trump himself — whose fates hang in the balance.
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It is a momentous debate about presidential power, and the lives of millions hang in the balance.
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"I'm trying to grasp the idea of billions with a B." Billions, indeed, hang in the balance.
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Policies such as abortion access, family planning, affirmative action and voting rights now hang in the balance.
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With coronavirus sweeping the globe, scores of marathons, smaller races, and cycling competitions hang in the balance.
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Too many lives hang in the balance to allow this American war to continue without congressional consent.
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The content of the Mueller report, and the future of Trump's presidency, could hang in the balance.
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Y.: A woman&aposs freedom to make sensitive health care decisions hang in the balance with this nominee.
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Billions of dollars of investments, including the new Lucid Motors plant in Casa Grande, hang in the balance.
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Four board nominations hang in the balance, with Ex-Im currently hobbled by its lack of a quorum.
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Her allegation should be examined vigorously, considering that Judge Kavanaugh's life and future also hang in the balance.
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But the fate of Huawei, and the American companies that supply it, continues to hang in the balance.
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"Two branches of government hang in the balance, not just the presidency, but the Supreme Court," Cruz said.
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Millions of lives hang in the balance if you agree to a deal on Kim Jong Un's terms.
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Hundreds of thousands of young persons' lives hang in the balance, as does the funding for our government.
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At one point against the Panthers on Sunday, the entire Oakland Raiders season appeared to hang in the balance.
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Congress must rectifying this imperial act -- or the health of our democracy will continue to hang in the balance.
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"Our religious liberty, our free speech, our Second Amendment [rights] all hang in the balance this election," said Cruz.
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If allies decide to cut more deeply, the continued training of the Afghan military will hang in the balance.
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Our commitment to equal justice is being tested, and the rights of consumers and employees hang in the balance.
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Two important public lands bills hang in the balance, and will be revisited once Congress is back from its recess.
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If the case winds up in the Supreme Court, the future of the Trump presidency could hang in the balance.
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So, too, for a number of other landmark decisions whose fate might hang in the balance if another vacancy arises.
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Not only do political fortunes hang in the balance, but the nation's fate is closely tied to it as well.
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Meanwhile, the lives of over 50 million animals raised under the USDA organic label each year hang in the balance.
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That's a huge company to hang in the balance as a potential bargaining chip in the larger fight for Fox.
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There are five candidates whose political fortunes hang in the balance, with either momentum or humiliation awaiting them late tonight.
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LOS ANGELES — As empires hang in the balance, two hardened commanders engage in tug of war on an epic scale.
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The energy industry has complained that billions of dollars of projects hang in the balance without a quorum at FERC.
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Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Joe Manchin still hang in the balance and could have a large impact on the confirmation.
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Now, bitcoin's future seems less certain than it did just days ago, and its massive price gains hang in the balance.
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The next 10 years of congressional and state legislative districts, and hundreds of billions of federal funding, hang in the balance.
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Newbies take on establishment Democrats in the New York primaries; "hundreds of thousands of lives hang in the balance" in Yemen.
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And — this being a movie based on a video game — the fate of the world may hang in the balance too.
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Now, that year, Democrats had a large majority in the Senate, so partisan control didn't hang in the balance all those months.
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As the crisis swirls, the fate of Miramax Films and The Weinstein Company, two Tinseltown production he helmed, hang in the balance.
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A number of races continued to hang in the balance late in the small morning hours, among them the governorship of Wisconsin.
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Thinking that yet another life may hang in the balance, they continued to converse with the Menhaz account and keep him busy.
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In the continuing battle within some states about whether or not to expand Medicaid, "hospitals' futures hang in the balance," he said.
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In the meantime, the jobs of senior German politicians and ministers could hang in the balance as the post-election wrangling begins.
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What is the fate of the planet when the needs, wants, and desires of their lucrative client base hang in the balance?
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Hypocrisy is not an ethical stance, a just stance or a winning stance when so many women's lives hang in the balance.
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The next president will shape the Supreme Court for a generation or more, and the freedoms of all Americans hang in the balance.
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Tuesday's midterm elections, in which some tightly contested races hang in the balance, could have big implications for some key provisions of Obamacare.
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As long as violence continues to plague the Lake Chad Basin, the future of its children will continue to hang in the balance.
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But she recovers the pace to orchestrate a charged denouement in which secrets are shared, loyalties tested and fates hang in the balance.
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We believe that the courts have made the right decision in upholding the fiduciary rule, but investor rights still hang in the balance.
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US prisoners still hang in the balance: Trump also addressed the ongoing negotiations for the release of three U.S. prisoners in North Korea.
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This was of course the infamous year of "Ford to City: Drop Dead," when New York's future seemed to hang in the balance.
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His private practice and his employees in Wilmington, North Carolina, also hang in the balance with Michael well-past his allotted vacation time.
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But the Democratic senator appears unfazed as control of the Senate and the fate of the president's policy goals hang in the balance.
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The safety and security of our nation, our democracy, and future generations hang in the balance if we do not address this misconduct.
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" Franklin Graham, son of evangelist Billy Graham, asked people to pray for Trump to reconsider, saying "thousands of lives hang in the balance.
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"Now, my family's livelihood and our legacy hang in the balance before the Supreme Court," Rost wrote in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Wade could hang in the balance of the next Supreme Court decision on abortion, the future of abortion access increasingly relies on these groups.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation and reputation hang in the balance, dependent on two potentially defecting Republicans — kind of like the fate of women in this country.
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The Senate plans to vote again early this afternoon, as the fate of the American economy -- and millions of jobs -- hang in the balance.
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But Kavanaugh's confirmation has come to hang in the balance over sexual assault charges that are necessarily hard to prove one way or another.
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Deaf and hearing-impaired groups tell us it's way more crucial Trump uses one now because so many American lives hang in the balance.
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Given that some of those tariffs could spark trade wars, it's not an exaggeration to say millions of American jobs hang in the balance.
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"If the mood of the electorate changes, that's concerning here because there are a lot of laws that hang in the balance," she said.
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For now, Chinese exchanges and the market at large is in wait-and-see mode as nearly 20 percent of trades hang in the balance.
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Our rights hang in the balance — and let me be very clear to the people of America, I will not compromise away your religious liberty.
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At the end of the day, our ability to retire comfortably should not hang in the balance because of politicians who are afraid of change.
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Everything seems to hang in the balance of his success with the microwave; his status at work, his chances with Ruby, his faith in America.
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It is a text for times of upheaval, when madmen seem to be found on stages everywhere while power and truth hang in the balance.
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As the future of bankrupt Barneys continues to hang in the balance, the uncertainty tells a larger story about the downfall of luxury department stores.
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Washington (CNN)Leaders of Congress will sit down with key White House staff on Wednesday, and negotiations on immigration policy could hang in the balance.
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American malls are dying out and, as the online retail industry grows, the future of brick-and-mortar establishments continues to hang in the balance.
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Unless Trump and López-Obrador come together to find a plan to help African migrants seeking asylum, lives will continue to hang in the balance.
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The group collected the voicemails to produce a video ad Planned Parenthood hopes will drive home what's at stake when abortion rights hang in the balance.
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When I tell normal people (meaning, non-lawyers) about this system in which people's professional and financial futures hang in the balance, they are rightly shocked.
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If the scales must be perfectly still for things to hang in the balance, then this is not the right kind of television for January 2017.
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What is clear is that the Danske Bank scandal has underscored that Russia's economic revival and gradual integration into the global economy hang in the balance.
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Let's hope they are up to the task — some 13 million U.S. jobs and the competitiveness of North America's regional production platform hang in the balance.
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For approximately 2628,28500 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals protected Dreamers, their very futures hang in the balance as they watch the clock ticking toward March 6900.
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When you listen to the political infighting in Washington over Obamacare, it's easy to forget that human lives hang in the balance if the law is repealed.
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"Our rights hang in the balance," read one ad, which was targeted to users in Montana, where Senator Jon Tester, a Democrat, is up for re-election.
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The future of the Supreme Court, and of our country, seemed to hang in the balance as we paused to watch history unfold live on Capitol Hill.
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"As administration officials prepare to head to China for trade talks, the livelihoods of American workers hang in the balance," said NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay.
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He can continue trying to avoid the topic, bragging about tax cuts, and twiddling his thumbs while hundreds of thousands of Americans' fates hang in the balance.
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Key Supreme Court precedents on abortion rights, economic regulation, and many other issues hang in the balance — as does the Court's very legitimacy after this intensely controversial process.
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Advocates and opponents are split over what impact, exactly, the ERA would have, but laws governing pay equity, abortion access, and gender-based violence hang in the balance.
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Ken's own life might hang in the balance, too, judging by the way Claire reacts to his suggestions that Frank and Tim had a (wink, wink) special relationship.
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"Opponents of these decisions and the president's policy should focus on the Supreme Court whose thin majority will once again hang in the balance this November," he said.
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Thousands of lives hang in the balance whenever the Red Cross decides whether or not a given conflict is a "civil war" to which the Geneva Conventions apply.
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There is a difference between a hearing on legislation, where senators vote based purely on politics, and a hearing where the reputations of individuals hang in the balance.
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Heather Mac Donald, a Manhattan Institute fellow, warned that "the national trend of declining crime could hang in the balance" if the NYPD lost the racial-profiling lawsuit.
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As Helene searches for a way to hold back the approaching darkness, her sister's life and the lives of all those in the Empire hang in the balance.
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Isakson aides predict a runoff would cost each side more than $20 million, and it could become a national spectacle should control of the Senate hang in the balance.
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And U.S.-China trade relations continue to hang in the balance, though officials and business leaders on both sides have worked to maintain optimism about continuing a long relationship.
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The revision could add to calls for additional interest rate cuts early next year, even as austerity measures seen as crucial to curbing public debt hang in the balance.
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Their three songs hang in the balance between defiant vulnerability and utter rage, seamlessly moving between the worlds of doom, black metal, and more delicate darkness as the words demand.
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It will be like the best of the Oval Office, except the fate of the free world will not hang in the balance each time you decide to act. #2.
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"While the administration expends its efforts on making our national security a partisan issue, the safety and resources of our men and women in uniform hang in the balance," Rep.
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While official revenue numbers have yet to be made public and a number of return attempts still hang in the balance, Fallout 76 will likely do well enough for Bethesda.
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But the budget process is often regarded as the time of maximum urgency and leverage, when the continued operation of state government — and legislators' continued paychecks — hang in the balance.
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Academics and the schools they teach at rely on these publications to bolster their reputations, and with an oversupply of Ph.D.'s vying for jobs, careers hang in the balance.
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The season was so widely considered a failure, that the fate of "True Detective" seemed to hang in the balance for almost two years before a third outing was confirmed.
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U.S. corporate legal issues also hang in the balance: Huawei rival Apple on Monday lost a court ruling against Qualcomm that could keep several of its older phones out of China.
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To listen to some in the party, Sunday's meeting could be almost as fateful; another turning point in the party's history at which its identity and purpose hang in the balance.
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A situation where lives could hang in the balance, and where the shadowy group behind it all might actually show up at my front door, and wreak whatever havoc they wanted.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mark Cavendish's hopes of claiming a place in Britain's Olympic team hang in the balance after he finished sixth in the omnium at the world track championships on Saturday.
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But if abortion rights really did hang in the balance and you really did believe abortion was murder, that would be a pretty good reason to overlook Moore's serious personal misconduct.
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But Democrats say Republicans do not fully appreciate just how determined many women will be to engage in a campaign where the fate of legal abortion could hang in the balance.
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Both sides are eager to paint the battle as a contest of good versus evil, where the very fate of truth and the future of the republic hang in the balance.
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Eleven years later, "the constitutional rights of undocumented immigrants" hang in the balance, Mr Vladeck says, and how the court resolves Thuraissigiam could have "enormous" implications for their status in America.
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"[E]conomic factors may be a part of this equation, but it's much more than dollars and cents that hang in the balance," says Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore.
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The jobs of many people from Fort McMurray hang in the balance as 1,500 firefighters battle the so-called "beast" wildfires spanning more than 160,000 hectares, with no end in sight.
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"When the health of our residents is at stake, and the safety of vulnerable populations hang in the balance, we cannot rest until this 'health care refusal' rule is stopped," James added.
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According to Sessions, DACA is being phased out and will officially terminate on March 5, 2018, which means that deportation is much more likely for those whose fates hang in the balance.
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The country to country relationships on intel hang in the balance, too: Israeli officials are reportedly "boiling mad" and reassessing their intel-sharing with the U.S., while European countries also have doubts.
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" Dowd wrote, "It appears the fix was in, a cover-up is in place and the reputations of the FBI and the Department of Justice are tarnished and hang in the balance.
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The substantive stakes are as high as they have been in a generation: the fate of reproductive rights, voting rights, the limits of executive power, and much more hang in the balance.
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Breakingviews Two notable mergers and acquisitions achievements hang in the balance for 166, but even with a couple of giant deals on the rocks, 2015 is set to retain the global crown.
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When hundreds of thousands of American families' well-being and survival hang in the balance, the GOP chooses only to make a political play ahead of the March for Life beginning today.
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The results of Florida's Senate and governor races hang in the balance Thursday as the state gears up to announce the outcomes of machine recounts in both contests following a 2628 p.m.
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The incoming Trump administration and Republican Congress will soon enjoy a tremendous opportunity to enact comprehensive tax reform, but one important, nearly 100-year-old investment vehicle may hang in the balance.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE (D-Minn.) hang in the balance this week.
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If it&aposs still early days or you&aposre looking for a low-key gift that&aposs equal parts funny and thoughtful, we&aposve curated 38 gifts that hang in the balance.
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Expecting a good report While health care and tariffs may hang in the balance of critical issues for Kentucky, Barr is betting conservative ideology will bring his base to the ballot box.
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We'll look at what this election means for both the powerful people, like Theresa May and Donald Trump, and the ordinary people whose lives hang in the balance when politicians make decisions.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity The future of American fintech may hang in the balance of a pitched battle that has grown in intensity over the past four months.
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Thousands of cases hang in the balance Across the country, cancer patients suing Monsanto are carefully monitoring Johnson's case because it could set a precedent for more than 4,000 similar cases awaiting trial.
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Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil behemoth is increasingly looking to just float locally, as plans to list on an international exchange hang in the balance, Reuters reported, citing sources close to the matter.
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While there is risk in publicly opposing a sitting president — especially this one – CEOs must ask themselves if they can risk staying silent when their personal and moral values hang in the balance.
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If the overriding goal is to keep information from coming out while his term and potential re-election hang in the balance, the Trump legal strategy is succeeding despite all the adverse rulings.
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But add multi-colored lightsabers and a dose of orchestral Star Wars-esque music backing and suddenly the battle is elevated, and the fate of the entire universe seems to hang in the balance.
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Mr. Cruz warned that, given Mr. Scalia's death, "two branches of government hang in the balance, not just the presidency, but the Supreme Court," citing future decisions on guns, abortion and same-sex marriage.
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More commonly, they just give social media users a fleeting but hollow sense of victory, which is probably the best reason for approaching them with caution — especially when people's lives hang in the balance.
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When an intern whose career prospects hang in the balance sits down with a congress-person and their attorney to discuss how to resolve a harassment claim, the encounter can only be a farce.
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Enormously important issues hang in the balance: the right of workers to organize, the pernicious influence of dark money in politics, the right of Americans to marry who they love, the right to vote.
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Not a foreign country, or the perpetrators of a brazen terrorist attack, but a lethal disease that forces Americans to shelter in place indefinitely as their health, jobs and wages hang in the balance?
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Thousands of cases hang in the balance What happens with Johnson's case doesn't just affect him -- it could set a precedent for more than 4,000 similar cases awaiting trial in federal or state courts.
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Thousands of drug cases hang in the balance at GBI; its backlog jumped from 316 requests to 17,285 in five years – all awhile, the number of new submissions remaining consistent, hovering in the low 30,000s.
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The most outrageous and unpredictable civil cases where audacious amounts of money hang in the balance, as told by the real participants on the front lines and featuring recreations taken from the actual trial transcripts.
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By that I mean that this is a drama, but it's one where the stakes are small, where the things that hang in the balance are, say, a marriage or a job or future potential.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren released a plan on Thursday aimed at protecting the rights of LGBTQ Americans, many of whose livelihoods hang in the balance as they await the Supreme Court's decision in three landmark discrimination cases.
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Private drivers with the apps haven't been officially ruled as illegal, but their fates hang in the balance as government officials deliberate over what to do, while public drivers continue to make louder protests against them.
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"Future generations will judge us not on the fact of global climate change, but what we've done to tackle it, and literally these young people's futures and their children's futures hang in the balance," Brown said.
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And while trade deals undoubtedly play a role in the global topography of jobs, today many American jobs may hang in the balance based upon a completely different factor: the availability of skilled talent in America.
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But it is excruciatingly hard for a Speaker to go against a presidential nominee of his own party as the presidency, control of both houses of Congress and a Supreme Court majority hang in the balance.
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"As the 2016 presidential election approaches, there is a growing understanding among voters that the future of our freedoms and our identity as Americans hang in the balance," said FRC head Tony Perkins in a statement.
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"I think Republicans and self-identified conservatives are going to understand the importance of maintaining control of that Senate seat, especially when control of the entire United States Senate could hang in the balance," said Sen.
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Flipping the switch back on could be difficult, especially as the fate of NAFTA continues to hang in the balance and any small deal with the Chinese could be subject to reversal on a presidential whim.
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Billions of dollars in trans-Atlantic trade hang in the balance, for online companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon, as well as for more traditional multinationals like the drug maker Pfizer and the industrial company General Electric.
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The hour set the stage for next week's season finale, where comic book villain Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is poised to make his debut as the lives of five (including Maggie) key characters hang in the balance.
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Here's what five experts had to say about the stock and the controversial CEO: Bottom line: Wall Street analysts expect a bump road for Tesla as the fate of its CEO and founder hang in the balance.
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" READ: Obama and Kerry legacies hang in the balance on Iran But he added that "right now, we are not seeing the early delivery of funds going to that kind of endeavor at this point in time.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against reinstating Trump's ban soon after, but the lives of many refugees continue to hang in the balance — and the treatment of refugees resettled in the U.S. remains shaky.
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This is horribly unfair not just to the Jamaican athletes who never got a chance to formally present a defense, but every other athlete who has had their careers hang in the balance of these arbitrary decisions.
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The Sanders' campaign recount request targets 10 precincts, and argues that 1.6845 state delegate equivalents hang in the balance, well over the margin of Buttigieg's lead, according to a list of precincts shared by the state party.
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GOP lawmakers say Trump is playing with fire and warn that billions of dollars in American exports hang in the balance while global competitors such as China and Brazil wait to pounce on agricultural markets in North America.
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LONDON/GENEVA (Reuters) - After two years in which the disease appeared beaten in Africa, polio eradication hopes hang in the balance with two cases of paralysis in Nigeria suggesting the virus has fought back, UN experts said on Friday.
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As the creep of automation continues to edge out a variety of occupations, from factory workers to hedge-fund managers to personal trainers to tattoo artists, the livelihoods of millions, if not billions, of humans hang in the balance.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - As U.S. President Donald Trump and congressional leaders discuss the fate of some 700,000 immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children, the young people whose lives hang in the balance fret about their future.
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The only exceptions to this arbitrary selection of things were two foods that, despite being wildly typical in Iceland, are also a short circuit of right and wrong in which cultural traditions and ecological sustainability hang in the balance.
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The differences between Sanders and Clinton, and between either of them and any Republican, are of vital importance to the millions of people whose lives, families, and communities hang in the balance—and, therefore, of vital importance to the country.
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Meanwhile, as our rights hang in the balance, nine Democratic candidates for president will take the stage at CNN's LGBTQ town hall Thursday, not just to affirm that they support LGBTQ people, but to prove exactly how much they do.
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In addition, Europe's relationship with Russia (and whether to extend economic sanctions on its neighbor when they expire next year), Turkey (with whom it has a fragile migrant deal) and the rest of the world also hang in the balance.
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READ: Obama and Kerry legacies hang in the balance on Iran Aides say Kerry will be touting a series of diplomatic coups by the Obama administration at the gathering, which kicks off a weeklong multicountry tour through Europe and Asia.
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Of course, the freedoms that net neutrality advocates promote are indeed essential to our society and democracy, but the notion that they hang in the balance depending on the pricing schemes and contract terms of internet service providers is absurd.
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And a debate about such seemingly arcane matters as jet streams and barometric readings brings the audience to the edge of its seat, as characters keep reminding us that the lives of hundreds of thousands of troops hang in the balance.
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Mark Cuban is ripping both sides of the aisle for letting petty differences get in the way of helping the American people in a pandemic ... he says it's terrifying to see our government messing around while lives hang in the balance.
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Dating to the 2008 financial crisis, markets have swung on every hint of news out of world capitals — Washington, especially, but also Berlin and Tokyo and Beijing — because the very future of the global economy seemed to hang in the balance.
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But even as the faltering battles against AIDS, tuberculosis and other diseases hang in the balance, advocates for the poor, health experts and government officials admit that they have no idea what direction the incoming Trump administration is going to take.
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"These ads are a new tool for Emerson, but when millions of lives hang in the balance, we won't shy away from any opportunities to encourage Congress to do the right thing," said Marshall Fitz, who run Emerson's immigration advocacy program.
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In the past few days, the softly spoken Hammond, whose future as Chancellor seemed to hang in the balance before May lost her Conservative party's majority in this month's vote, has made clear the silence he kept during the campaign had ended.
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That might not sound gripping, or even entertaining, but it really, really is — thanks to the surprising twists in the case Koenig profiles, the characters involved, and the fact that even though it's a "minor" crime, real consequences hang in the balance.
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A Wall Street Journal study of executives at the top companies, the biggest publicly traded firms by market value, shows that men on the way up overwhelmingly get the management jobs in which a company's profits and losses hang in the balance.
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But its hopes of a gradual thaw in troubled U.S.-Russia relations now hang in the balance after Trump faced a squall of criticism at home over his failure to publicly confront Putin over Moscow's meddling in the 2016 election, something Russia denies.
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If you talk to them for long enough, you get the distinct feeling it is not just their jobs that hang in the balance, but the loss of something much less tangible — the ability of doctors everywhere to exercise their professional judgment.
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Democrats&apos hopes of retaking Congress in November and mounting a national challenge to President Trump&aposs agenda hang in the balance, meanwhile, as ballots continue to be counted in several key House races in California and seven other states with primaries Tuesday.
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The popular anger against Olympic excess, which comes on top of the outrage displayed just two years ago during the World Cup, is compounded by a rolling national political crisis in which the presidency and the country's future hang in the balance.
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Trump's move will place pressure on congressional leadership to determine what both sides of the aisle can swallow in terms of a compromise, but will also lend urgency as the fate of the hundreds of thousands of people hang in the balance.
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India's constitutional values and secular legacy hang in the balance, threatened by those who would turn the country into a theocratic Hindu Rashtra: a state run by and for Hindus, where minorities exist as second-class citizens and free thinking is brutally censured.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's cancer surgery and ongoing recuperation has cast an atmosphere of uncertainty over the Supreme Court at a critical time for its future and as the legal fate of several controversial White House policies hang in the balance.
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Lawyers and party activists raced to Broward and Palm Beach Counties, where two of the most closely watched races in the country — for a Senate seat and for governor — still hang in the balance, nearly four days after the election on Tuesday.
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Democrats face a difficult choice of weighing the need to protect the Dreamers, whose futures now hang in the balance, with those who would be deported or never be able to arrive to the United States as a result of the deal.
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But as the DNC held a roll call vote in which the state delegations announced which candidate they were supporting, each side erupted with competing, extended bursts of applause — as if the fate of the nomination really did hang in the balance.
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GENEVA, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Yemen's humanitarian situation has worsened rapidly since U.N. peace talks collapsed and fighting resumed in the port city of Hodeidah, where hundreds of thousands of lives hang in the balance, the top U.N. aid official in Yemen said on Thursday.
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In season 7, Piper will struggle with life on the outside, Taystee's friendship with Cindy will continue to hang in the balance as her life sentence looms, and Gloria and her kitchen staff will be confronted by the hard truth of Polycon's latest profit stream.
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Clinton, who urged Democrats in Nevada to make the Supreme Court a political issue over the weekend, insisted that it is Obama's duty to fill the empty seat on the Supreme Court, citing high-stakes Supreme Court cases that currently hang in the balance.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is increasingly looking to just float oil giant Saudi Aramco locally as plans for an initial public offering (IPO) on an international exchange such as London or New York hang in the balance, sources close to the process said.
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"People's lives, freedom, security, the water we drink, the air we breathe — they all hang in the balance," Mr. Newsom told thousands of people sitting in tents that had been set up after the state capital was whipped by drenching rain and high winds.
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Dr. Choo's peers in the eight-person steering committee driving Time's Up Healthcare compared the environments in our hospitals, medical centers, and academic-research institutions to a locker room and a firehouse, a charged-up scene where lives hang in the balance and testosterone is king.
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The last time the two rivals were both ranked when they met was in 2001 - a 26-14 win for the Huskies - and visiting Washington's national championship hopes hang in the balance as well as attempting to secure a spot in the Pac-20113 title game.
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But Musk does what Musk does, and sitting down with MKBHD to geek out about "track mode" and aerodynamic drag of sideview mirrors, while his position as CEO seems to hang in the balance, seems kind of like the only way for a week like this to end.
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Either way, the livelihoods and well-beings of African-Americans still hang in the balance, and now the GOP won't have anyone to blame if things don't improve in the next four years under a President Donald Trump, GOP-controlled Congress and dozens of GOP governors and state legislatures.
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If you still can't quite believe that you need to take these measures, or that people's lives may hang in the balance, or if you still think that it will be okay because the numbers where you live aren't so bad yet, I am not here to scold you.
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For some months, while an official investigation took place, Mussolini's political survival as the prime minister seemed to hang in the balance, as evidence accumulated that Mr. Matteotti's killers were part of a hit squad operating under the control and acting on the orders of the prime minister's office.
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The GOP hopes that by amending the tax code the economy will surge further, and drive most investing dollars into the U.S. But even as some of the country's industrial titans catch a tax break, the fate of some of the country's most iconic trade agreements hang in the balance.
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May, on the back foot after a disastrous showing in the recent general election, presented her proposal Thursday night for a new "UK settled status" for the estimated 3.2 million EU citizens in the UK, whose fates hang in the balance as the two sides argue about what Brexit will actually mean.
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I have no firm opinion on whether Ted Cruz is a natural born citizen and thus eligible to be elected president, but I do know that he should not be allowed to select --- or de-select --- his own judge when the decision on his presidential future may well hang in the balance.
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I face an analogous bind to the justices, but with fewer consequences, since constitutional questions do not hang in the balance: How do I challenge this man's belief that I need and want his unrequested advice without being perceived as whiny — since we have several hours left ahead us in our round?
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The ways in which has history has abetted, or even absolved, the revolution hang in the balance of the landmark exhibition Adiós Utopia: Dreams and Deceptions in Cuban Art Since 1950, which opened at the Walker Art Center in November and was on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston last spring.
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And on a night of high drama, as the nation held its breath and constitutional government appeared to hang in the balance, Nixon ordered his top three Justice Department officials, one after another, to fire the Watergate prosecutor, Archibald Cox, rather than comply with his subpoena for nine incriminating Oval Office tape recordings.
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Indeed, the image of France itself seemed to hang in the balance, with the candidates frequently waxing philosophical on what type of France they believed in and which France would be revealed on May 7: one that is open to the world, or one that has closed its borders and shunned Europe.
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Under the new proposed policies, which are already being enacted in José and Mateo's case, we will do even greater harm by no longer making an effort to keep families intact so that they continue to nurture and provide love and comfort to their children while their future lives and safety hang in the balance.
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As Democrats are seeking to bolster turnout in November, especially in the Senate races where the odds still favor the Republicans, the hearings will be an exceptional opportunity to lay out the kinds of policies that hang in the balance if Democrats don't regain control of Congress and Republicans keep moving forward with their appointments.
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But the fact that it was signed in the same week that nationwide controversy broke out on restrictions in at least two other states is a reminder that the abortion debate has reached a place that's unprecedented in recent memory, with multiple states poised to outlaw the procedure as the federal protections enshrined in Roe hang in the balance.
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The biggest reason that memoirs from the Obama Administration tend to avoid lingering on humanitarian intervention is simply that the record provides little to brag about: a disaster in Libya and in Syria, and a quagmire in Afghanistan, where the prospects of millions of women, empowered by the removal of the Taliban, hang in the balance.
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As that same committee, on which sit some of the same members as nearly three decades ago, now moves forward with the Kavanaugh confirmation proceedings, the integrity of the court, the country's commitment to addressing sexual violence as a matter of public interest, and the lives of the two principal witnesses who will be testifying hang in the balance.
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Besides determining whether a Triple Crown will hang in the balance three weeks from now in the Belmont Stakes, the Preakness has become a reliable predictor of which horse will be named the top 3-year-old male in the year-end Eclipse Awards: In the last 20 years, only five Preakness champs did not receive those honors.
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READ: Impeachment Team Assemble: Pelosi Just Tapped These 7 Democrats to Take Trump's Trial to the Senate While the proceeding will technically consider Trump's guilt or innocence, Democrats said Wednesday that the Senate's conduct in either fulfilling its Constitutional duty regarding impeachment, or simply serving as a rubber stamp for Trump, will also hang in the balance.
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The Democratic leaders' decision to select themselves as the message bearers to counter the president underscores how a partisan power struggle in a new era of divided government is undergirding the discussions over resolving the shutdown, even as the paychecks of hundreds of thousands of federal workers and benefits for millions of Americans hang in the balance.
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The Democratic leaders' decision to select themselves as the message-bearers to counter the president underscores how a partisan power struggle in a new era of divided government is undergirding the discussions over resolving the shutdown, even as the paychecks of hundreds of thousands of federal workers and benefits for millions of Americans hang in the balance.
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Pacific Alliance countries are in talks to expand the trade bloc outside Latin America and into high-growth Asia as the future of established deals, such as NAFTA and the evolving Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), hang in the balance, officials from Mexico and Chile told CNBC at the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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" His Senate colleague and Foreign Relations Subcommittee Chairman Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) stated, "The hour is late and their continued presence in the lands they've inhabited since antiquity literally hang in the balance.
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As President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE weighs a military response to the recent attack on a Saudi Aramco oil refinery, hundreds of thousands of lives across the Middle East hang in the balance.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE came to California last week and made a rhetorical down payment on winning continued Republican control of the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterm elections, which may hang in the balance over seven competitive suburban districts in California currently held by GOP incumbents.
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