"I have the right to demote him, I have the right to fire him," he said.
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They have the right to do this, just as I have the right to see Mr. Trump.
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They have the right to purchase voting machines, they have the right to set what ballots look like.
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Audience member: Do we have the right to be forgotten, and should we have the right to be forgotten?
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If I have the ability to control my ability of birth, I also have the right to an education, I have the right to have a job, I have the right to move if I need to.
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They have the right to say what they want, but I have the right to not associate my art with it.
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GUTFELD: If you have the right to bear arms, the right of freedom of speech, you should have the right to relief.
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We all have the right to peacefully protest and these people have the right to protect land that was promised to them.
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"But in any event, how can he have the right to sign and I don't have the right to 'unsigned,' " he tweeted.
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What we say is, you should have the right to delete your data, but you shouldn't have the right to be forgotten.
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"You do have the right to free speech, you do have the right to talk to people, you have the right to publish a book if you want to or say what you want or pen an article," he continued.
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"I have the right to demote him, I have the right to fire him," he said in a June interview with Fox Business.
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Adults have conversations, and just like you have the right to create and consume offensive art, others have the right to criticize it.
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Remember that due process does not mean you have the right to be believed, just that you have the right to be heard.
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Children "don't just have the right to survive, they have the right to thrive and grow up in a healthy environment," Bender said.
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These services are vital because, while undocumented immigrants have the right to counsel, they do not have the right to counsel at government expense.
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While all Jews have the right to become Israeli citizens, neither Jews in the Diaspora nor Israelis have the right to vote while abroad.
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The unemployed have the right to "personalized, continuous and consistent support", while workers have the right to "fair" wages that provide a "decent standard of living".
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In the United States, businesses have the right to create and honestly market better products, and people have the right to make free and informed decisions.
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They have the right to say those ignorant things- but you have the right to throw a party so loud they leave early, looking totally defeated.
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If people have the right to dress down, then I have the right to dress up and my hijab is my expression of love to my creator.
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Just as players have the right to make their own decisions about what to do with their lives, you have the right to sound like an asshole.
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As American Citizens, they have the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty, but constituents also have the right to unencumbered representation from their public officials.
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"Do people in Philadelphia, going to Philadelphia or any place else in America, have the right to demonstrate, have the right to express their concerns?" he asked.
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And just as newspapers have the right to refuse advertising, internet hosting services have the right to deny access to political candidates (or anybody else) they don't like.
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But they don't have the right to stop you from maintaining ties with him, any more than you have the right to stop them from severing ties with him.
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"The British people have the right to decide have the right to decide whether or not they want to be part of the EU," Carles Puigdemont told CNBC on Thursday.
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In other words, Energy Transfer Partners does not currently have the right to continue any work near the Standing Rock Reservation, while protesters absolutely have the right to be there.
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We are free to protest, we have the right to vote, and for these eigth graders, they have the right to not take a photo with House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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"My law is the way that our kids have the right to some unsupervised time, and we have the right to give it to them without getting arrested," Skenazy said.
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They are exercising their right of association, which follows from the right to free speech — if individuals have the right to speak alone, they have the right to speak in groups.
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States have the right to opt out of daylight saving time, but they don't have the right to opt out of standard time, so Florida's vote isn't binding without Congressional approval.
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Even guilty criminal defendants have the right to competent counsel.
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What do we have the right to do as Americans?
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Do it for everyone who doesn't have the right to.
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Second, customers have the right to make their own choices.
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We already have the right to set our own terms.
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Do they have the right to do this to us?
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We have the right to freedom just like everyone else.
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"We all have the right to hate," Mr. Pratt added.
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Do I have the right to protest during school hours?
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As employees, we have the right to form a union.
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But future Ms Dongs have the right to feel bittersweet.
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"We have the right to dance," notes one Saudi businessman.
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"Teachers don't have the right to confidentiality," says Mr Nagib.
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You have the right to terminate interview at any time.
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Every nation should have the right to choose its capital.
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All EU citizens have the right to move to Ireland.
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"Let me have the right to be forgotten," Yang wrote.
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And they also have the right to be treated fairly.
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We have the right to know who makes our beer.
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You don't have the right to take over her affairs.
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And the Jew, we have the right to typecast him.
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They have the right to some freedom, to some independence.
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She would have liked to have the right to try.
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They also don't have the right to a speedy trial.
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Workers in Arizona have the right to paid sick leave.
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More so, because they have the right to that information.
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You have the right to stand anyplace you want to.
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Women certainly have the right to show off their assets.
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I do have the right to talk about it. Thanks.
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Most importantly, they have the right to decide their future.
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We have the right to be part of the world.
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People have the right to define what their gender is.
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Bargaining power for driversDrivers have the right to advocate together.
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Does he not have the right to raise those questions?
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But police have the right to feel safe as well.
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Even pessimistic intel guys have the right to hope. Gen.
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Webb's detractors have the right to disagree with his opinion.
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"They have the right to vote against it," said Khanna.
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Democracies, he said, have the right to change their mind.
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I believe everyone should have the right to defend themselves.
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Absolutely. Did the antifa have the right to stop them?
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When should people have the right to their own data?
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Employees have the right to use social media for these purposes... Google must revise its confidentiality policies to make clear that employees have the right to discuss their working conditions with whomever they wish.
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The defendants have the right to appeal the ruling, it said.
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Ultimately, it is civilians who have the right to be wrong.
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You have the right to be believed and we're with you.
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Content providers will though have the right to challenge removal orders.
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We have the right to walk freely because we need help.
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People would not have the right to marry whomever they want.
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You have the right to know how your advisor is compensated.
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So the states should not have the right to challenge it.
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"They have the right to remain anonymous," Schiff said of whistleblowers.
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You must have the right to work in the United Kingdom.
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He argues that states should have the right to define marriage.
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Pastors should have the right to decide that issue for themselves.
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You have the right to terminate that interview at any time.
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Some think they have the right to repair public property, too.
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So I'm like, 'I have the right to shave my legs.
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Employees have the right to use social media for these purposes.
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We all have the right to speak up for our children.
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They already have the right to return home during the weekend.
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"People have the right to choose who they support," he said.
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Defendants Theo Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen have the right to appeal.
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In the contract, they have the right to fictionalize your story.
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Mueller does not have the right to even litigate executive privilege.
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I like that they have the right to have an opinion.
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"We don't have the right to condemn the leadership," she said.
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Schatz said all refugees have the right to security and prosperity.
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"They have the right to jump in and lose," McDaniel said.
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Women have the right to maintain autonomy over their own bodies.
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If you're firing people, they have the right to know why.
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Even the extremists, on either side, have the right to participate.
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She doesn't have the right to keep us in this situation.
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People have the right to a small firearm for self-defense.
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Quarantined individuals do have the right to challenge the quarantine order.
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If needed, I would like to have the right to try.
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"They have the right to support each other," Mr. Alvarez said.
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In the contract they have the right to fictionalize your story.
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Brown, however, said all prisoners should have the right to vote.
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Does Congress actually have the right to demand Trump's tax returns?
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Yet, in contrast, do we have the right to be forgotten?
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Should You Always Have the Right to Wear What You Want?
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Every woman should have the right to control her own body.
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The Boston Celtics have the right to claim the Nets' slot.
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Viewers have the right to seek other ways of experiencing art.
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It does not have the right to be ethically neutral, too.
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I do not have the right to dress as I want.
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Do I have the right to stop calls from debt collectors?
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"I have the right to a secret ballot," Ms. Karlan objected.
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The president does have the right to do what he's doing.
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But do I have the right to it to begin with?
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The Celtics have the right to swap positions, without lottery protection.
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And Nazis believe that Jews shouldn't have the right to exist.
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Should players have the right to kneel during the national anthem?
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When she was born, women didn't have the right to vote.
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"He didn't have the right to do that," Ms. Roberts said.
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But don't we have the right to exist on two levels?
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The Department of Buildings tells us that the singer does indeed have the right to a clear driveway, but she doesn't have the right to paint the curb or put up no parking signs on public property.
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I get it, you have the right to dislike Hillary and Bill.
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But you don't have the right to distract voters with irrelevant issues.
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Do we have the right to make that choice for the ecosystem?
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I gloried in being sick enough to have the right to refuse.
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We've replaced the images with some we have the right to distribute.
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You do, Peter Strzok, you do have the right to remain silent.
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And here, we have the right to speak, especially with social media.
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Free agents have the right to choose where they want to play.
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And Audible may not have the right to provide that text, anyhow.
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Landlords have the right to enforce tenants' legal obligation to pay rent.
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But they also have the right to sell it, if voters agree.
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Well, we all have the right to scream into the online void.
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Under Norwegian law, people facing accusations have the right to a lawyer.
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Iranians should have the right to live open, connected and free lives.
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"What is important, however, is to have the right to get married."
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Having said that, private businesses do have the right to make decisions.
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They didn't have the right to vote for 200 years in America.
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Do any of us have the right to protest at our workplaces?
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MACCALLUM: Well, nonetheless, they have the right to ask you to leave.
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I'm a girl; I have the right to keep that to myself.
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He said LGBTs have the right to be happy and form relationships.
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Palestinians have the right to protest but these protests must be peaceful.
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You don&apost have the right to be critical of your president.
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Then I have the right to come prepared as they come prepared.
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Does your board even have the right to do such a thing?
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That's basically what Facebook is claiming they have the right to do.
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Donald Trump is unconvinced that transgender people have the right to exist.
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So if you're inside your house, you have the right to privacy.
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Simply put: We don't have the right to force Auntie Doris from
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And do they have the right to private information about their bodies?
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"Travelers have the right to remain silent," it said in a statement.
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"The families have the right to know the truth!" the lawyer yelled.
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"They have the right to submit more questions to us," he explained.
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They have the right to decide what content goes on their platforms.
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" "He is also, 'Well, an infant might have the right to abortion.
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They have the right to appeal the order at Islamabad High Court.
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And Congress would have the right to disapprove of those measures. Sen.
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Don't ever think you have the right to stop me #AintNoCinderella pic.twitter.
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"It is absurd; women have the right to decide what to do."
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People won't get the abortion that they have the right to get.
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People have the right to judge, but that's them, that's not God.
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What makes you think you have the right to mock the guy?
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Users will have the right to change their mind whenever they like.
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Palestinians would have the right to chart their own destinies at last.
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So she continues to have the right to manage her own life.
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The citizen must have the right to decide for or against that.
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But do they have the right to formally do so in court?
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But first people need to have the right to cast a ballot.
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A president doesn't have the right to dispense with laws he dislikes.
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You do, however, have the right to potential earnings from that company.
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"You will have the right to enter France legally," Lucie told her.
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Ask for ID. If suspicious, you have the right to detain them.
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"Communities have the right to be represented in these processes," said Ellis.
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Does he have the right to convert that disapproval into refusing service?
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Did I have the right to speak on behalf of black women?
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"I don't have the right to die without having found Clara Anahí."
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G.B.T. people have the right to be happy — that's a human right.
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It's not about whether or not people have the right to protest.
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"'You don't have the right to speak,'" he said they told him.
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Don't the people have the right to choose an exceedingly narcissistic leader?
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What aspects of our history do others have the right to know?
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States must have the right to control who comes in and out.
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"Both sides should certainly have the right to call witnesses," she said.
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You have the right to ask questions and engage in honest conversations.
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Why should anyone have the right to make that choice for me?
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During this process, you have the right to remain in your home.
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But I don't think they have the right to sacrifice my life.
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But he added that states have the right to override that provision.
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And he did something that he didn't have the right to do.
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They certainly have the right to do it, but it's blatantly unethical.
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" He continued: "I don't have the right to tell you about this.
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"I don't know that we have the right to lecture," Trump said.
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Everyone may have the right to say whatever they want – but luckily, private companies and private individuals have the right to minimize the impact of hateful speech by choosing what to amplify and who to do business with.
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He does not have the right to withhold official presidential acts to secure that assistance, and he certainly does not have the right to undermine our elections and place our security at risk for his own personal benefit.
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You don't want to fall, you don't have the right to make errors.
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If I am detained I have the right to contact an attorney immediately.
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They have the right to make that determination, and we will respond accordingly.
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I believe that they [the guards] don't have the right to touch me.
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You're not going to have the right to protect yourselves, which you need.
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It&aposs about that idea: that people have the right to rule themselves.
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Presidents would have the right to nominate two justices per four-year term.
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So do I have the right to then represent blackness in the now?
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Will the children of EU citizens have the right to cheap university tuition?
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"As Ugandans we have the right to be who we are," she said.
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"Under the Constitution, we have the right to freedom of expression," she said.
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"People have the right to feel what they want to feel," he said.
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Brown also said they have the right to be represented by an attorney.
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They alone have the right to decide that it's time to let go.
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You have the right to stop sex or a scene at any point.
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Should Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast have the right to veto any final deal?
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People ought to be able to have the right to express their opinion.
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All individuals have the right to a final determination made by a person.
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You no longer have the right to say anything and we don't care.
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And all parties say they have the right to retaliate in self-defense.
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All of us in this country have the right to our religious beliefs.
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" Johnson said she would reply, "Yes, you have the right to sit down.
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They have the right to regulate their own space, but government departments don't.
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Now of course we all have the right to criticize anything in politics.
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Under Montenegrin law, they have the right to appeal to the higher court.
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The organization launched its new initiative, "I Have the Right To," on Tuesday.
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"They have the right to migrate wherever they want to go," Chavez said.
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You don't want to fall; you don't have the right to make errors.
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I didn't have the right to do that, but fiction gave me permission.
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And sorry, fans: you don't have the right to be mad about it.
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Mike's adamant -- people have the right to be stupid but not without consequence.
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The process could take months, and he would have the right to appeal.
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Canadians, like the rest of the world, have the right to be anxious.
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If not, the city should ensure they have the right to forgo participation.
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U.S. citizens have the right to return to the U.S., Bhandari assured me.
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This priest doesn't have the right to spread panic at the Broken Jess.
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It mandates that all workers have the right to unionize and collectively bargain.
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But Sarah Sanders maintained the president does have the right to do so.
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Should people have the right to say and do whatever they want online?
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Less than 100 years ago, women did not have the right to vote.
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She does not have the right to set conditions before testifying under oath.
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Similarly, Americans should have the right to know who is behind campaign advertisements.
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Nations have the right to control their borders and to impose immigration measures.
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We have the right to be left alone from an ever-intrusive government.
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Finally, consumers should have the right to have companies delete their personal data.
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Users should also have the right to appeal any removed content or accounts.
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Pat Toomey, Republican from Pennsylvania, said NFL players have the right to protest.
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They have the right to academic freedom, not First Amendment freedom of speech.
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Under the Paris agreement, countries do have the right to revise their NDCs.
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I paid for this phone, I should have the right to repair it.
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If I break the screen...I should have the right to repair it.
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I'm sure I have the right to do that, buddy ... f**kin' liar.
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Be smart: Land owners have the right to challenge government actions in court.
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And members of the House have to have the right to do that.
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Did Toti even have the right to challenge one provision of the law?
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Consumer advocacy groups would have the right to sue companies for privacy violations.
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Ultimately, Mr. Carranza said he believes parents have the right to do that.
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Palestinians and Jews both have the right to self-determination, based on equality.
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Because the university is privately owned, they have the right to do so.
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"We don't have the right to know about it," he said by telephone.
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"It shows people we have the right to use sign language," he said.
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The United States would always have the right to respond militarily if warranted.
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She's sorry, she says, but she should have the right to make mistakes.
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Debate raged over whether Germany might ever have the right to express pride.
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People in quarantine also have the right to take their concerns to court.
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Parliament would have the right to appoint government ministers, including the prime minister.
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We are thinking people, and we have the right to have an opinion.
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You have the right to choose whatever you want to do with it.
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Asylum-seekers have the right to appeal deportation orders, but few have lawyers.
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" "We all have the right to free speech and to speak the truth.
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We all have the right to vote: help us fulfill that this election.
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But does he even have the right to look for the missing woman?
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But fans also have the right to tune out, which they are doing.
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For example, should athletes have the right to kneel during the national anthem?
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" — Claire Callahan Goodman, Oakland "Coulter does indeed have the right to free speech.
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You should have the right to know and have access to your data.
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You want to have some certain ... People have the right to privacy online.
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People have the right to ... Those kind of things will be in there.
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Many of them fled religious intolerance in the old world and we Americans have the right to reject the imposition of unwanted religious practice in our lives, we have the right to live our lives with God or without Her.
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"A fundamental underpinning of the First Amendment is that you have the right to speak, and also that you have the right to hear," Katie Fallow, a senior attorney at the Knight First Amendment Institute told me on a phone call.
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The only thing they demanded was to have the right to be themselves, not to be forced to deny or repress their feelings, to have the right to live their own lives, to be responsible, to be at ease with themselves.
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In the event a consumer's claim is denied, they have the right to appeal.
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That's because when they were born, women didn't yet have the right to vote.
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But they have the right to vote, and it should never be taken away.
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And being a citizen of the United States you have the right to protest.
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That's the only thing I feel that I have the right to talk about.
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You should be able to have the right to choose your health care provider.
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One needs to know that, simply the Muslims have the right to [worship] spaces.
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You have the right to know upfront whether a facility fee will be assessed.
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If someone points a gun at you, you have the right to defend yourself.
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But many co-op boards have the right to prohibit washers and dryers entirely.
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I am obedient and therefore I have the right to be left in peace.
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The unelected president does not have the right to carry out reform, it claims.
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"You don't have the right to be delinquent," he told The Economist in May.
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We have the right to make sure he's not in debt to other countries.
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But under Brazil's constitution ratified in 1988, they have the right to remain silent.
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"The country should have the right to open or close their borders," she said.
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Even when they have the right to time off, many do not claim it.
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We believe mothers have the right to know about the impact of their decisions.
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I only have the right to go to 215 -- SCOTT WAPNER: Up to 003%?
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Now that we have the right to vote, it's our duty to use it.
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"I have the right to choose what I do with my body," she says.
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Shouldn't Kilmer have the right to share, or not share, his own health updates?
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Asked about the demonstrations, Bolsonaro only said that "people have the right to protest".
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"We want them here and they have the right to be here," says Sarmad.
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These will have the right to kick out the board and block its budget.
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We should have the right to distribute information to our co-workers without intimidation.
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Various parties would have the right to sue over the violation of those rules.
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"But it is never recognized that Palestinians have the right to that same freedom."
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Gay and lesbian couples now have the right to marry, just like anyone else.
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Kroll: YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT … okay, what grade are you in?
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"The social contract says you have the right to use deadly force," he says.
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A parent should have the right to choose what's best for their child's education.
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"The players have the right to express themselves," said Rosenhaus, owner of Rosenhaus Sports.
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And I know it's hard but why don't we have the right to know?
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The judge disagreed, saying that it didn't have the right to hack the DVDs.
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Now, no government should have the right to just reduce a private company's profits.
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Ford and Kavanaugh have the right to respond to public attacks with public testimony.
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All citizens have the right to be protected by Federal law and strong borders.
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But we have the right to be critical of the way to get there.
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"I told him he didn't have the right to do that," the boy said.
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The policies clarify that employees have the right to speak up about workplace issues.
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When you're buying something, you have the right to know how much it costs.
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Investigating Race and the Justice System Should Ex-Felons Have the Right to Vote?
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"We didn't even have the right to know the time of day," she said.
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Do children who are undocumented immigrants have the right to a free public education?
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"All of us have the right to change jobs," said Anderson in a statement.
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You don't own the wall, so you don't have the right to alter it.
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Both men are naifs who arrive and think they have the right to transgress.
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All Americans should have the right to decide what happens to their public lands.
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"People have the right to analyze," Vigneault said during a conference call with reporters.
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As private entities, the retailers have the right to restrict guns in their stores.
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In addition, Californians will have the right to request access to their personal data.
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"The leaders have the right to choose whomever they wish," Ms. Collins said Monday.
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"People with money think, 'I have the right to walk through here,'" she said.
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Trump does have the right to choose legal counsel to represent him at trial.
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There are times when I say to myself, 'I don't have the right to.
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Under the GDPR, people have the right to obtain and reuse their personal data.
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Green-card holders have the right to live and work in the United States.
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Rather, accusers would have the right to go to court to resolve their disputes.
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"They said, 'You don't have the right to ask about this,'" Mr. Imin said.
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We think people should have the right to know [what the government is doing].
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Everybody should have the right to go to the doctor without that cost sharing.
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They think they have the right to own our water, our seeds, our genes.
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"In my opinion, a private institution, which offers a social and public good, should not have the right to tell private citizens that they do not have the right to be at a college after they've been admitted," they told BuzzFeed News.
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How many countries do you have the right to work in on this bad boy?
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Absolutely. Does the court have the right to hear a constitutional challenge to those decisions?
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Because you speak Spanish you think you have the right to photograph whatever you please?
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The authority said its decision was final, but the parties have the right to appeal.
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One, that we have the right to do that in the interest of national security.
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Businesses have the right to conduct themselves how they like, as do we as consumers.
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Of course, this argument only works for people who have the right to be here.
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Do you have the right to lurk through anyone's confessions on an anonymous online forum?
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Should local communities have the right to know before a big tech company moves in?
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Doesn't the public have the right to know the reasoning behind the decisions she makes?
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EU citizens still have the right to live, work and start businesses in the UK.
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But I have the right to talk to or not talk to whomever I want.
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" The airlines spokesman added, "We have the right to conduct such body checks on them.
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Sorry Joe, but it felt great, because we have the right to criticize the President.
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All Americans should have the right to practice their faith without attack from the government.
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We know we have seven short years until we, too, have the right to vote.
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Elders wants other moms to know that they have the right to nurse in public.
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"I believe I have the right to air it," Murphy told TV critic Emily Nussbaum.
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EU residents have the right to request access to review personal information gathered by companies.
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It wasn't even 100 years ago that American women didn't have the right to vote.
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If anything, he wants activists to remember that American citizens have the right to protest.
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"The victims have the right to forget," says Sihem Bensedrine, the head of the commission.
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And unlike an arrest, with a summons you don't have the right to a lawyer.
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I feel like you have the right to write about this journey in its entirety.
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Protesters held placards with the inscriptions "I have the right to choose" and "Putin lies".
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Kroll: First, you have the right to remain silent.
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The agency should not have the right to restructure Apple's iOS in perpetuity, Woolsey said.
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Bostaph: that's why in the bill of Rights you have the right to bear arms.
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Hollywood's writers and directors certainly have the right to oppose wars they don't believe in.
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That means EU citizens will have the right to move freely to Ireland and Scotland.
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If they do not do something that's correct, I have the right to make comment.
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In telecommunications, smaller companies often have the right to use infrastructure built by the giants.
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You should have the right to be who you are and not ashamed of it.
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In the marketplace, consumer laws work best when consumers have the right to enforce them.
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Do these buildings really have the right to tell the public to keep off sidewalks?
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And if they disagree with either or both, they have the right to say so.
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"Everyone should have the right to assemble peacefully," Blanchford said at one town hall meeting.
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Only when I succeed in eating him Do I have the right to be admired.
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A citizen does not have the right to vote in the district of their choosing.
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AND WE WANT TO KNOW THAT WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO CALL THIS SPECIAL MEETING.
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They have the right to logically discourse privately and publicly their objections to the man.
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"US citizens and green-card holders have the right to request an attorney," he said.
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Americans have the right to alter their political structures as they see fit, of course.
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"I'm going to talk about people's records because I have the right to," Conway said.
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Banks have the right to choose the language in which they communicate with the ECB.
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The Turkish Parliament will legislate and have the right to ratify or reject the budget.
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Those investors "may have the right to collect damages" from the fund, the filing said.
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People with disabilities have the right to equal opportunity and to be economically self-sufficient.
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How many other countries have the right to bear arms written into their very foundation?
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Memorial will also have the right to nominate an independent director to Range Resources' board.
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Do we have the right to create individual suffering in order to assuage our guilt?
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Wade ruling that women have the right to terminate pregnancies until a fetus is viable.
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The company said Solenta would have the right to nominate two members to its board.
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Third, consumers should have the right to access and correct inaccuracies in their personal data.
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The league should have the right to use footage of their own players, for example.
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Now people have the right to be racist, and there's nothing wrong with it apparently.
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Having a firearm doesn't mean you have the right to commit an act of violence.
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Unlike citizens of Brazil, Peru and Argentina, they have the right to abstain without repercussions.
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And results aside, are we actually fighting over whether Americans have the right to vote?
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So there are two questions to ask: Do your members have the right to know?
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Patients have the right to accept or decline medically effective treatment recommended by their doctors.
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Women have the right to claim, and reclaim, a place in stand-up comedy history.
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I think that Turkish society and the government have the right to ban the parade.
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Beals said he does not think that all prisoners should have the right to vote.
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They understand that the Palestinian people have the right to a state of their own.
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You should have the right to seclude your brain data or to publicly share it.
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Men in 18 countries even have the right to legally prevent their wives from working.
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And surely investors have the right to know which firms are meeting the heightened standards.
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I have the right to do a lot of things people don't even know about.
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They do not have the right to force others to endure their harassment and abuse.
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The mosques and the imams have the right to challenge the order, the government said.
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"If I don't have the right to talk freely, then what use is this job?"
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Single parents will have the right to use the parental leave quotas of both parents.
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"He doesn't have the right to call irrelevant witnesses or witnesses who aren't fact witnesses."
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Daniel wondered: Don't I have the right to care this much about sex, about intimacy?
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But states don't have the right to spend federal resources to guarantee that same outcome.
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Consumers have the right to be protected whether using services funded by money or data.
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Americans have the right to a trial in court to defend themselves from government accusations.
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First of all the Republicans have the right to bring in any witness they want.
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"Of course, many of these people don't have the right to be here," he said.
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" She also remarked, "Middlebury students have the right to assert their views publicly and privately.
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It says, nicely: Why do you think you have the right to ask me this?
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Europe would also have the right to lodge a complaint before the World Trade Organisation.
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Bulger "didn't have the right to live as long as he did," her brother said.
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Independent contractors, including Lyft and Uber drivers, also do not have the right to unionize.
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People have the right to ask—after all, they are literally, physically consuming these fish.
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But even if it weren't, you have the right to your own feelings and reactions!
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U.S. troops always have the right to defend themselves, Esper and Milley emphasized on Friday.
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"I do have the right to take the best decision for the country," he said.
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My point is, it's a right and we all have the right to do it.
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You should have the right to know and have access to your data. Mm-hmm.
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Now, because of Obamacare, I have the right to receive quality, accessible health care services.
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The proposed legislation will address seven key points, the senators said: "Consumers have the right to know if their personal information is being sold and they have the right to easily see what data has already been sold or distributed," Klobuchar said in the statement.
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And I think we have the right to watch that which is made consensually and ethically.
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You have the right to offer services and content to the network on your own terms.
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But you also have the right to take care of the Earth, because we're super predators.
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Workers now have the "right to disconnect" and ignore business emails that arrive after work hours.
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However, before sharing content on Facebook, please be sure you have the right to do so.
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In that case, can he still have the right to fire them and not be obstructing?
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President Varela said Noriega's family should have the right to bury the former leader in peace.
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I always guested on her show, but I did have the right to go somewhere else.
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Should the contest be announced, then Małgorzata Ludwisiak shall have the right to participate in it.
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Individuals, companies or groups adversely impacted by the tariffs would likely have the right to sue.
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MNUCHIN: YOU KNOW, AGAIN, PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT TO BACK WHO THEY WANT TO BACK, OKAY.
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All individuals have the right to know the basis of an AI decision that concerns them.
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La Poste will have the right to redeem these notes early, starting on 1 December 2023.
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Where staff have the right to ask for this, men are rejected more often than women.
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It means we have the right to say offensive things, to be an asshole in public.
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You have the right to have an attorney present during interviews or attorney representing the state.
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The defendant would have the right to appeal if the ministry rules in favor of extradition.
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They have the right to take devices away from travelers for five days without providing justification.
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At the very least I think I have the right to express my opinion as that.
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We have the right to carry up to two ounces of marijuana anywhere in the district.
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"Democrats have the right to drag this out quite a bit," a senior administration official conceded.
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You should have the right to be who you are and not be ashamed of it.
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Refugees have the right to work and claim social benefits, but often struggle to find employment.
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Bottom line is they have the right to publish this kind of material, but should they?
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Current citizens of a country do not have the right to change an age-old nationality.
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But, as the report admits, injured countries also have the right to impose WTO-permitted retaliation.
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Surely, everyone can agree that individuals should have the right to decide these matters for themselves.
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Building them is perfectly legal and countries have the right to control who enters their territory.
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Don't we have the right to see the City address this problem in a timely fashion?
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"The leaders have the right to choose whomever they wish," Collins said, according to the Times.
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However, groups like CAIR also have the right to lay bare the hypocrisy behind these falsehoods.
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Voters still have the right to abstain by leaving their ballot blank or otherwise spoiling it.
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"Mostly everything else that one can purchase, one does have the right to resell," he said.
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You don't have the right to falsely accuse tens of millions of Americans of being racist.
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Unlike citizens, immigrants in immigration court do not have the right to a court-appointed lawyer.
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Citizens of European Union countries have the right to live and work in any member state.
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Russian elites have the right to be corrupt, but only if they have proved their loyalty.
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These hearings would be accessible to the public and witnesses would have the right to counsel.
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Today, Democrats running for president agree that illegal aliens have the "right" to health care — period.
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Or should I follow my own conviction that children have the right to know these things?
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Something virtually everyone should have, the right to vote, is something enjoyed by only 220006 percent.
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Land condemnation cases are known to take time because property owners have the right to sue.
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The government should not have the right to access your personal electronic devices without probable cause.
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He would have the right to appeal, and Guzman's attorneys have filed documents to fight extradition.
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"Women have the right to decide to end their pregnancy to avoid such harm," she said.
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Moore doesn't believe women have the right to work in some of sports' top-paying jobs.
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Does he have the right to kill something he created when it didn't go his way?
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They insisted that they have the right to exclusively sell the medicine in Colombia until 2018.
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That means the only thing you have the right to do is to reason with her.
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While patients will be informed of their status, they will not have the right to appeal.
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"These gifts are revocable, and people have the right to change their mind," Mr. Peterson said.
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If clients can't meet those new demands, lenders typically have the right to seize the collateral.
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In most developed countries, workers have the right to a certain number of paid sick days.
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These students are making a difference even though they do not have the right to vote.
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When the law was first created in Japan, women didn't even have the right to vote.
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To say that we, too, have the right to breathe, to cry out and to sing.
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All Chinese-Australians should have the right to voice their opinions without fearing reprisals by Beijing.
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"You do not have the right to tamper with the nerves of the nation," he said.
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"Their families have the right to know what happened to their loved ones," Ms. Bachelet said.
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"You have the right to know what Brussels is planning to do," the posters warned darkly.
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Ms. Russin said she strongly believes people have the right to make their own parenting decisions.
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"They have the right to live," Axel Steier, a Mission Lifeline founder, said of the migrants.
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This includes the belief that we have the right to be amplified, not just to speak.
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Connecting the Dots Among Voting Rates, Rights and RestrictionsShould Ex-Felons Have the Right to Vote?
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"People feel they have the right to be open about Islamophobia," said a French-Palestinian immigrant.
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It was not a matter of whether or not he should have the right to speak.
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"We believe every human being, they have the right to have health care," Argüello-Kline said.
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All children have the right to receive the same education regardless of the level of education.
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Other nations have the right to expect the U.S. to honor the agreements it has made.
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Lebanon's army command has said people have the right to protest but only in public squares.
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As ignorant and tasteless as those beliefs are they have the right to do those things.
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Asylum recipients have the right to work and have access to medical services and an education.
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"You do something that is not right, I think I have the right to speak out."
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They deserve to have the right to compete at the world's top venues without any restrictions.
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While you can't challenge the former, you have the right to appeal your home's assessed value.
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People should have the right to exercise their right of free speech without fear of retaliation.
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They deserve to have the right to compete at the world's top venues without any restrictions.
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A platoon in the Army, you have the right to know who the commanding officer is.
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If we're working the same jobs, we have the right to work under the same conditions.
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And did they really have the right to know or question how Mr. Hajj used money?
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For example, who will have the right to production-related decisions - the government or Aramco's board?
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The narrow ruling meant that companies do not have the right to discriminate against gay people.
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Uh, I have the right to do it, but I never thought it was necessary, Maggie.
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Inmates have the right to 10 books a week, but they get a book a month.
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Yeah, but there was an argument saying that you don't have the right to do this.
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Under the California law, consumers have the right to delete information they personally provide to companies.
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I wouldn't make the jokes he did, but he should have the right to make them.
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Babis has said people have the right to protest but has firmly refused to step down.
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"What makes America great is that we have the right to have an opinion, we have the right to agree to disagree, but I think we do need a place today for people to come together and have real conversation," said Berry, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Ferguson sparked a movement on campus that let us know we have the right to fight back.
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" He continued, "Anyone who wants to serve this country should have the right to serve this country.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez clashed on whether Americans have the right to jobs that pay a living wage.
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" What's more ... Sesame says STX does not own, control or have the right to use "Sesame Street.
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And the plaintiffs: 21 children who want to ensure they have the right to a livable atmosphere.
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" "It is only appropriate that Connecticut's highest court decide whether these families have the right to proceed.
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This is a big moment for voting rights — way more people now have the right to vote!
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You have the right to breastfeed anywhere in our facility' would have been the only acceptable response.
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That means that he'll have the right to pose questions to the relatives of those he murdered.
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You also have the right to wear whatever you want without having to worry about being groped.
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New administrations have the right to steer the ship in different directions as a matter of policy.
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"The government should not have the right to access your personal electronic devices without probable cause," Rep.
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If someone changes their mind about sex in the middle, then they have the right to stop.
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Patients have the right to refuse any therapy, and certainly therapies prolonging their lives in poor conditions.
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He will argue that he should have the right to discriminate in accordance with his religious faith.
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In other words, radical Muslims have the right to be radical Muslims, unless they turn to terror.
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Memorial Resource Development will also have the right to nominate an independent director to Range Resources' board.
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As independent contractors, Instacart workers legally have the right to choose where and for whom they work.
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My existence is not a trend, I have the right to be, the right to express myself.
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"All mothers and babies should have the right to be together in the first year," she says.
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Figueroa didn't have the right to possess the firearms that were found at his residence, Evans said.
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While animals still don't have the right to vote, it doesn't stop them from lending a paw.
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They have the right to keep some things secret, just as Congress has the right to investigate.
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The eight defendants now have the right to appeal and remain free until the process is exhausted.
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Bernie Sanders said he thinks everyone should have the right to vote -- even the Boston Marathon bomber.
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No leader, especially a religious leader, should have the right to question another man's religion or faith.
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You have the right to request appointment of counsel if you are indigent and cannot afford one.
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You have the right to request appointment counsel if you are indigent and can&apost afford one.
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"If our security is threatened, we of course have the right to set it up," Liu said.
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WISENBERG: And more than anything else, Mueller does not have the right to even litigate executive privilege.
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You will have the right to see a private doctor immediately, and we will pay for it.
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Per Proposition 64, employers still have the right to drug test and enforce a drug-free workplace.
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What you don't have the right to do is to lie about her in a defamatory way.
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And we are going to get rid of that, because you should have the right to speak.
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The London High Court ruled that BP did not have the right to pass on the debt.
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He wants schoolchildren to have the right to eat crap and he wants them to know it.
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"We have the right to live our lives, with God or without, as we choose," she said.
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Capricorns are known to follow the rules… but they also have the right to write their own!
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After all, if all women had followed the rules, we wouldn't have the right to vote today.
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The child, once seven years old, would have the right to choose which parent to live with.
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And foreign students no longer have the right to stay and work for two years after graduation.
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They do not, however, have the right to a free one—only defendants in criminal cases do.
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Once sent, investors would have the right to reconfirm their orders for the transaction - or pull out.
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While most adult American citizens do have the right to vote, that right is not an obligation.
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The people of California should not have the right to determine who the next president will be.
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"Mothers have the right to know there are safe, healthy alternatives when they need them," she said.
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It's not always going to be successful for you, but you have the right to do that.
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"I think whistleblowers have the right to remain confidential and their privacy ought to be respected," Sen.
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The issue is only whether people detained over six months have the right to a bond hearing.
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The judiciary and Congress also have the right to challenge a President's definition of a national emergency.
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That is when they have the right to change the rules for internet access to their advantage.
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"Many immigrants fighting their deportation have the right to remain in the United States," the group wrote.
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He did not even have the right to see a judge because of his prior removal order.
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Sixty-one percent of respondents thought that accused students should have the right to cross-examine accusers.
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As Americans, we have the right to expect our national security agencies take their vast powers seriously.
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Graduate students at a number of public universities already have the right to organize under state laws.
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He's on record as saying he believes Muslims should not have the right to serve in Congress.
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China says its leaders have the right to approve his successor, as a legacy from China's emperors.
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"Unlike a lot of other people, I don't have the right to make a mistake," he said.
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Because I have the right not to be ashamed, and they have the right to the truth.
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You do have the right to defend yourself if physically attacked, but that's not what this was.
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"I have the right to vote for a write-in candidate in the [Electoral College]," Vu said.
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And people also always have the right to object to profiling activity based on their personal data.
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Why does Australia have to decide whether or not I should have the right to get married?
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To be clear, I strongly believe that officers, like all citizens, should have the right to vote.
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Second, countries have the right to protect their institutional arrangements and safeguard the integrity of their regulations.
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They are independent contractors who have the right to choose their own private coaches, whatever their gender.
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While I defend their right, I also have the right to criticize their attack on our flag.
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"My sister said, 'Sis, we didn't vote so we don't have the right to complain,'" she said.
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Or do they have the right to share their personal beliefs and opinions, like any other citizen?
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This is related to how people have the right to speech on and off of their job.
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They have the right to appeal, and you've seen how backlogged the system is as it is.
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The American Psychological Association makes it very clear: Participants in studies have the right to informed consent.
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Terrell reminded readers that despite what police often claim, people do have the right to film officers.
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As employees, Uber drivers would have the right to form a union and earn the minimum wage.
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"Europe does not have the right to criticize this decision," Erdogan said of the state of emergency.
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"It's a private company — they have the right to do as they please, of course," she said.
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"I have the right to, if I want," Trump said, accusing China of stealing American intellectual property.
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"All of us have the right to change jobs," US Attorney David Anderson said in a statement.
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Government-sponsored radio programs broadcast sermons teaching women that they have the right to leave failing relationships.
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The tapes said that "women have the right to be treated well by their husbands," she said.
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As long as Britain remains within Europe, they have the right to stay and work in Britain.
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Every broadband consumer should have the right to choose how their information bits are used and shared.
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But some courses are not protected, which means that the owners have the right to close them.
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Private institutions like Stanford have the right to shape their student bodies based on their own values.
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"I have the right to speak Spanish," one of the students, Vianery Cabrera, 16, told the station.
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Tommy from Texas defended the athletes' rights: Absolutely, professional athletes have the right to make political statements.
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Your Money Adviser Americans will soon have the right to freeze their credit files free of charge.
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Social media corporations, as private entities, have the right to ban anyone, for any or no reason.
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Seriously, people, you know, you don't have the right to complain if you don't make your choice.
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"All of us have the right to change jobs," the United States attorney, David L. Anderson, said.
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When people have the right to carry firearms, the police must balance caution with respect, he said.
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I don't think they have the right to co-opt the Statue of Liberty to do it.
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Women now have the right to vote in every country in the Middle East that holds elections.
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"We have the right to appeal to the Supreme Court and the European Court," Kiska told CNN.
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""They don't have the right to abuse the process and this was a total abuse of process.
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But there are a lot of countries that have the right to vote that are still poor.
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And we know that we have seven short years until we, too, have the right to vote.
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To see other specific personal details, people in California have the right to request it from companies.
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"I don't have the right to speak and I don't even know the truth," one user wrote.
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You are both adults, and you both have the right to engage in whatever relationships you want.
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If that were the case, then a revenge-porn publisher should have the right to publish anything.
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So, I asked the special counsel's office and they said, 'You have the right to remain silent.
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I believe that information should be free, and people have the right to have access to information.
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Name Withheld You don't have the right to expect strangers to answer questions about a spouse's infidelities.
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In Germany alone, 1.4 million residents have the right to vote in the referendum on April 16.
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Patients should have the right to get medical advice free of medical jargon to make informed decisions.
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"You could say, of course, parents have the right to bring up their own kids," he added.
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"I think as Bolivians we have the right to re-elect people as we please," she said.
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The pressure: You don't have the right to mess up one match, because you have so few.
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" "No leader, especially a religious leader, should have the right to question another man's religion or faith.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that established that Americans have the right to obtain an abortion.
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If you want to switch from one doctor to another, you have the right to do that.
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"I actually do believe Amazon does have the right to follow its customers to wherever they may spend their time online, but … I also believe that amazon employees have the right to reject profiting from and funding any website they personally disagree with," one employee wrote in an email.
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We have the right to make our own individual choices about our bodies, our image, and our lives.
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Relatives who are not satisfied with the current negotiations have the right to sue the airline, he said.
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Everyone, including Johnny Depp, should be allowed to have the right to be considered innocent until proven guilty.
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"I think the shareholders have the right to know why he is being paid $5 million," Nadeau said.
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My question is, Who thinks they have the right to tell me that I don't deserve this choice?
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And the short point is this, people ought to have the right to support candidates they believe in.
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Each parent should have the right to choose what is right for their child and what is wrong.
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That's my personal experience — that's the only thing I feel that I have the right to talk about.
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I may not agree with it, but you have the right to make the comparison with Hillary Clinton.
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She frequently discusses her own grandmother, who didn't have the right to vote, as one of her inspirations.
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In areas where parliament has not passed any laws the president would have the right to issue decrees.
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"You have the right to be angry, that's what we're trying to change," Gathings told the recruit hopefuls.
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If some women feel vulnerable when travelling alone, they have the right to have that uneasy feeling countered.
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But we have the right to be as crazy and as wild as white characters get to be.
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Those two have the right to say they should be starting, but we have no bench right now.
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She, in turn, sued Moonves, claiming he didn't have the right to strip her control of the network.
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CEO Ed Bastian said that while passengers have the right to recline, proper etiquette is to ask first.
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When American voters watch political ads on TV, they have the right to know who is behind them.
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You have the right to speak to an attorney, and to have an attorney present during any questioning.
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United shall have the right to refuse passengers who are not properly clothed via our Contract of Carriage.
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Communities should have the right to reject the application of these technologies in both public and private contexts.
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"-- Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, 1986 "Do I have the right to represent the multitudes who have perished?
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Apollo, which managed $249 billion last December, will have the right to increase its stake in the future.
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" "Screw you — how has Zhuo Wei (a notable paparazzo) have the right to intrude on other people's privacy?
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She will always have the right to go back into court if further incidents of domestic abuse occur.
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However, Olympic and world breaststroke champion Adam Peaty said swimmers should have the right to express their opinion.
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Do you have the right to yell, "Fire!" in the movie theater if public safety is at risk?
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As we&aposve been saying, Clapper, all of his deep state friends, have the right to remain silent.
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Of course, personality quirks be damned, you have the right to eat any and all ice cream flavors.
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Each of the parties, Judge Wood said, will have the right to challenge decisions made by the others.
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In July, an international tribunal ruled that China did not have the right to resources within the waters.
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I have the right to cancel my subscription, and to urge the rest of you to follow suit.
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What does it mean to assert that Trump does not have the right to govern people of color?
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Under GDPR rules, individuals have the right to access personal data held by any company — even their employer.
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Around 90 children have the right to enter Britain legally because of family members already there, she added.
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Farmland in China is collectively owned and farmers only have the right to contract and use the land.
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To qualify as a recipient of the allowance, the candidate must have the right to work in Finland.
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Every broadband consumer should have the right to choose how their information bits should be used and shared.
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These hands would have the right to organise and would have social-security contributions made on their behalf.
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The lawsuit argued that STX Entertainment does not have the right to use "Sesame Street" in its tagline.
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Senate Republicans don't have the right to hide their healthcare plans from their colleagues or the American people.
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The lawsuit alleges that The Blaze did not have the right to terminate her employment for this reason.
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She, in turn, sued Moonves claiming he didn't have the right to strip her control of the network.
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They have the right to practice in the many fields that do not include procedures they disagree with.
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After all, Mississippi's citizens should have the right to enjoy the same quality of life found in Connecticut.
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You simply do not have the right to protest anywhere at anytime in any way of your choosing.
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"If they verify... we have the right to extend the wage agreement to the AMCU," the spokesman said.
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"All of us have the right to change jobs," US Attorney David Anderson said in a press release.
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Americans have the right to know which payment method provides the most savings when purchasing their prescription drugs.
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No matter who it is, every woman should have the right to make healthcare decisions for herself. pic.twitter.
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And yet many of these refugees are adults, who ought to have the right to tell their stories.
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"Just the question of whether they have the right to sue could take years to resolve," he said.
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Which must mean businesses should have the right to refuse service, except if you're in the music business.
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Facebook's SDK rules place responsibility for making sure they have the right to collect and share user data.
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"Women don't have the right to be a qazi," said Maulana Khalid Rashid Farangi Mahali, secretary of AIMPLB.
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The objects on dispaly represent placeholders in a historical timeline when women didn't have the right to vote.
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If they want to label me as trap, then so be it, because you have the right to.
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Her message is clear: Young people are having sex, and they have the right to do it safely.
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According to a study by The Points Guy, a travel publication, those customers have the right to complain.
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Do I have the right to ask the neighbors to trim back these obstructions, and to what extent?
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In my opinion I think that people have the right to do anything that the 27 amendments say.
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They have the right to set the rules and regulations for how elections are run in their states.
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This means states have the right to quarantine an individual, community or area to protect the surrounding community.
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Even implying that someone doesn't have the right to change their mind is a real risk, he said.
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Minors in 11 states still do not have the right to consent to contraception even after giving birth.
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Puerto Ricans should have the right to determine the political future of the island we love so much.
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"We don't have the right to get depressed," Ms. Mahmoud said, crocheting a blanket in her living room.
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Since when does anyone have the right to send a bunch of strangers storming into someone's private home?
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Holders of the first tranche will then have the right to subscribe to the subsequent tranches, it added.
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You and I do not have the right to sleuth around and see if someone has a disability.
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Democrats, and all voters, have the right to know all they can about the health of these candidates.
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I also have the right to take the steps that I believe are good and necessary for me.
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I evidently do not have the right to know what each campaign knows about me and request deletion.
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They have the right to do sport but not a right to go into any category they want.
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And if we gaze, as we gazed at Fabienne, do we have the right to later, look away?
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If so, does a government, organization, or anyone else have the "right" to confiscate, use, or monetize them?
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Patients have the right to refuse any procedure or exam, and patients should feel empowered to say no.
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"There was talk, conversations are different, leaders have the right to discuss any problems that exist," he said.
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"I want to live in a country where people have the right to wear colorful clothes," Nasimi said.
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First, your husband was wrong to say that you don't have the right to speak to the roofer.
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"Remember that I have the right to do anything to anybody," he told his grandmother, according to Suetonius.
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The hijab ideology is why young Muslims today think they have the right to sexually assault uncovered women.
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You do not own this man; you don't have the right to tell someone not to contact him.
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Because we do different things when we act unilaterally, and we certainly have the right to do that.
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We don't carry weapons, and we don't have the right to search students unless they agree to it.
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We're fighting just to say, 'We've worked all our lives, and now we have the right to rest.
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Before Congress leaps off the precipice of repeal, Americans have the right to ask, "Where will we land?"
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The high court ruled in 1982, for example, that undocumented kids have the right to a basic education.
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The court sided with Tinker and reaffirmed that students have the right to freedom of speech at school.
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Further, do states not have the right to protect their citizens from double-taxation in making this choice?
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President, you have the right to remain silent," Mueller says, before being interrupted by Trump saying "pardon me.
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Back in 218, 0053% of them said presidents should have the right to keep their health records private.
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If they decline to do so, Itaú will have the right to acquire the remaining stake in 2033.
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We must understand that we have the right to free expression, not the right to not be offended.
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"I don't think he should have the right to publish anything," said Mr. Bowman, a contractor in Phoenix.
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Does an artist have the right to withhold their work when they don't agree with the political message?
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" Asked what the point was then, he said, "I think people have the right to speak their mind.
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Restaurant owners say they should have the right to determine compensation within their own businesses without government interference.
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A country, federation or NOC found non-compliant will have the right to appeal to an independent hearing panel.
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We must fight to make certain that women throughout the country have the right to control their own bodies.
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"Nothing says the states have the right to make these decisions — that's the conflict that still exists," Reiman says.
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And my grandmother fundamentally believed that every woman should have the right to make a choice about her fertility.
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They have the right to do so, but you win a couple games and this is all behind us.
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As a rule, Americans feel they have the right to see all the information before they make a judgment.
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In other words, only Jews have the right to determine what kind of state and society they live under.
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According to Brazilian labor laws, workers have the right to renegotiate pay and benefits every year on specific dates.
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Meanwhile, Lebanese women married to foreigners don&apost have the right to pass on their nationality to their children.
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You have the right to go to a doctor in privacy where it's just between you and the doctor.
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The people have the right to live where they want not where people tell them to go and live.
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"So many women and men died for us to have the right to vote," Daniels says in the ad.
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Mr Johnson added that employers should have the right to "enforce a dress code" in which faces remained visible.
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And many do not understand that in Europe they may not have the right to work or attend school.
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But I realized my daughters — and I have three of them — have the right to vote for a woman.
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"The question is: Does Texas have the right to bring this case?" said CNN Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
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The argument is that Iranian women should have the right to choose whether or not to cover their hair.
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Still, those who choose to support him have the right to do so, regardless of their ethnicity or background.
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"Now the commission has reached a filing, we have the right to appeal it," Noonan told CNBC on Tuesday.
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" When the civilian asked, "Do I not have the right to record?" the officer responded, inaccurately, "No, you don't.
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The BJP, however, declared that it should have the right to form a government as the biggest individual party.
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France's highest administrative court ruled on Friday that mayors do not have the right to ban burkinis, CNN said.
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"I don't think the couple should have the right to decide to keep the money from Johnny," she says.
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Maryland, defendants have the right to procure any and all potentially exculpatory evidence assembled against them by law enforcement.
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You have the right to have an attorney present during interviews with peace officers, or attorneys representing the state.
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Planned Parenthood fast facts At the time women in many states did not yet have the right to vote.
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Children, and their parents, have the right to inspect the list to see whether they agree with your assessment.
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I told them that he's my candidate and that you don't have the right to take away my voice.
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We all have a past and we all have the right to progress in life and to make mistakes.
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People have the right to say 'no,' the right to ask more questions, the right to a second opinion.
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It shouldn't be, they have the right to have industrial policy to grow their country and benefit their people.
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They don&apost have the right to do that unless we are coming under some kind of criminal investigation.
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They don&apost have the right to do that unless they are coming under some kind of criminal investigation.
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Lebanon's labor law does not cover domestic work, which means domestic workers do not have the right to unionize.
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They're in the public eye — but we don't necessarily have the right to know everything about their personal lives.
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Killer Mike's take on freedom of speech is simple -- even stupid people have the right to do stupid crap.
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Apple (AAPL) argued that the iPhone owners do not have the right to sue because Apple is an intermediary.
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Women should have the right to wear whatever they want to wear without raising religious concerns over it, period.
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We have so many problems to solve before that even becomes ... we have the right to have that problem.
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Unaccountable accrediting bodies should not have the right to overrule a governor or intervene in matters involving state law.
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The public doesn't have the right to decide who gets to see what happens behind Trump's closed office door.
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The draft legislation says persons have the right to change legal gender twice, and applicants must not be married.
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I don't believe I have the right to tell people what they should and shouldn't be able to do.
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The users should have the right to know, and potentially pursue legal action against Facebook and other involved parties.
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We have the right to not have our votes weighted and devalued by those who vote with their dollars.
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In truth, the rules will not change – a defendant will never have the right to depose a prosecution witness.
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And I believe that I also have the right to bring my most authentic self, as do their kids.
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But Scott also knows his place and that he doesn't have the right to have a fit about it.
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Federal authorities do have the right to make arrests on college campuses, but it would be an ugly spectacle.
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For example, renters do have the right to withhold rent from their landlords if certain conditions are not met.
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A California federal appeals court ruled Thursday that asylum-seekers have the right to appeal rejections in U.S. courts.
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Students in France who pass high school exams have the right to go to university in their home area.
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A humanitarian visa would permit Qunun to stay permanently in Australia and have the right to work and study.
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"You don't have the right to tell me what to do with my body," she told me on HLN.
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The Buttigiegs have the right to be traditionally married and conventionally masculine without facing the forfeiture of their queerness.
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The people should then have the right to choose between two realities and say whether they still want Brexit.
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Students certainly have the right to protest, and their views of a business can be a matter of opinion.
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"The president will be held accountable, and nobody should have the right to endanger whistleblowers," Pelosi said in response.
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Remember, if you discover information on a credit report that isn't correct, you have the right to dispute it.
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And like we have been warning they both have the right to remain silent apparently not listening to me.
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Those living on the island do not have the right to vote, but Puerto Ricans living in Florida do.
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"I should have the right to decide if my client's end goals don't match with my beliefs," said Haslam.
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I think people have the right to be afraid if people are dressing up as clowns and [scaring people].
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Jews could be protected by the state where they live, but they should have the right to self-government.
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As the sole employees in their workplaces, they don't even have the right to file a complaint of harassment.
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We believe that young people in Germany should have the right to vote by the time they turn 16.
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"I did not have the right to vote upon my birth," wrote Jean Friedman, another woman on the site.
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Moreover, voting does not "commit" anyone to anything; in a democracy, we have the right to change our minds.
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Pope Benedict XVI declared in his document "Summorum Pontificum" that all Catholics have the right to the traditional liturgy.
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We believe that all women have the right to be informed and in charge of their own reproductive decisions.
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He should have the right to review the project's contractors and to sign off on a new school logo.
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" She added, "And we know that we have seven short years until we, too, have the right to vote.
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Even political analysts or cultural activists from outside the scene don't really have the right to make that determination.
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Yes, people have the right to bear arms, but is a child's freedom not more important than another's hobby?
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"Nobody should have the right to decide about the freedom of choice of any human being," Mr. Michele said.
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A new constitutional amendment could mean up to 20203 million people with felony convictions have the right to vote.
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"What I believe is a woman should have the right to get an abortion in this country," he said.
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Now, the fight over whether members of Congress have the right to see the president's tax returns is intensifying.
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You should have the right to freely decide you want to use a given neurotechnology or to refuse it.
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The idea that states have the right to act within their borders and protect their interests dates back centuries.
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It may cause issues for black men, but at least we have the right to protect ourselves from America.
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Every broadband consumer should have the right to know what information is being collected and how it is used.
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Not only will these criminals have the right to vote, but they will also be serving on our juries.
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Alice Paul was one of the women who led the movement for women to have the right to vote.
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Most of the girls, even the women, didn't think they have the right to say no without feeling guilty.
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"We don't say you have the right to free speech, but you have to prove that you've earned it."
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Abbott of Binghamton, New York, advocates for teens less than 18 years old to have the right to vote.
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I think as a leader I have the right to stand up and say what's wrong in this city.
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The government rejected their application, noting how women did not have the right to vote and get elected yet.
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" He added, "The western Balkans have the right to decide your own future, and that is your right alone.
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Patients, he said, have the right to make similar choices about which apps to entrust with their medical data.
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"Security guards don't have the right to beat you, and that's what happened here," Mr. Rappaport, the lawyer, said.
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This happens in Istanbul, so we are responsible and as those responsible, we have the right to question it.
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"I think whistleblowers have the right to remain confidential and that their privacy ought to be respected," said Sen.
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But the law will prevent authorities from starting investigations into parents, who have the right to choose, she said.
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The European Commission is now proposing that it should have the right to review foreign investment in important assets.
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As long as they follow the law, billionaires have the right to do what they want with their wealth.
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"Minority communities have the right to own this history," Ruth Mackenzie, the Châtelet's artistic director, said in an interview.
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Did I, or anyone else, have the right to reject that statement of intent, in the name of curiosity.
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For example, in Europe, citizens have the "right to be forgotten" and have data removed from online, he noted.
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Attacks against civilians are prohibited by international law and states have the right to protect their citizens from violence.
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I do think people have the right to be able to walk to the next class without being identified.
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Refugees have the right to move anywhere in the U.S. after their initial resettlement, but at their own expense.
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" He added: "These immigrants, I hope they won't have all these advantages that they have the right to now.
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And a Peeping Tom would have the right to publish photos of Erin Andrews nude in her hotel room.
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Here's a bit of what it proposes: Consumers would have the right to view, correct and delete their data.
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Certainly they have the right to express their firmly held beliefs, and to give the executives their best advice.
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Both sides have the right to inform and persuade, but neither should have the ability to intimidate or harass.
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As American citizens, we have the right to civic participation but also the obligation to abide by its outcomes.
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Maryland,defendants have the right to procure any and all potentially exculpatory evidence assembled against them by law enforcement.
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"Puerto Ricans are technically American citizens but do not have the right to vote [in federal elections]," she said.
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They should have the right to receive coordinated care from different centers or physicians, all sharing the same data.
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"If they refuse, we have the right to take any and all countermeasures authorized under international law," he said.
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"If they refuse, we have the right to take any and all countermeasures authorized under international law," he said.
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Immigrants, for example, have the right to counsel, but unlike in the criminal justice system, representation is not guaranteed.
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"If I delay for 15 minutes, the police have the right to send me back to prison," he said.
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Ramaphosa said foreigners have the right to own and operate businesses in the country without fearing attacks from criminals.
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"People have the right to take their children wherever they want, we can't take them as hostages," he said.
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"Workers should have the right to contest exploitative and invasive AI—and unions can help," the report's authors write.
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Guarantee that renters have the right to form tenants unions free from retaliation by landlords or managing agents. Yes.
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The American audience have the right to discover culture from all around the globe—there's no borders for art!
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Criticism, therefore, is very important, and I believe all people have the right to criticize and to be criticized.
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"Single women should have the right to be mothers," said Cong Yali, a medical ethics professor from Peking University.
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Look, you have the right to do it, but it does create repercussions of people that depend on you.
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In most states, people facing eviction do not have the right to a lawyer if they can't afford one.
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Then, in 2015, came Supreme Court rulings: the first, recognizing that gay couples have the right to adopt children.
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I think the radical left decided that the radical right didn't have the right to march in the street.
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"Whoever wants to be the next president of the United States, and the next, and the next, and the next, needs to run a campaign that takes into account all of the Americans who have the right to vote and have the right to know what a candidate stands for," said Rep.
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Tenants in rent-controlled apartments have the right to withhold rent if they are not receiving heat or hot water.
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You have the right to understand the network and its components, and to share knowledge of its mechanisms and principles.
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According to Thomson Reuters estimates, bondholders with holdings of $49 billion have the right to put their bonds this year.
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Me [covered in pig fat]: As has been stated by numerous legal scholars, I have the right to lardon myself.
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The filing also said that Brazilian antitrust watchdog CADE would now have the right to attend any Oi board meetings.
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All citizens have the right to be educated to enable them to flourish mentally, emotionally and economically alongside artificial intelligence.
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"Making sure all Americans have the right to good housing is very personal to me," the New Jersey Democrat said.
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Because of heroes who sacrifice their lives to protect the lives of others we have the right to live freely.
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Although India is a federal country, states do not have the right to bar other Indians from settling or working.
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In some countries they would even have the right to "finish their lives willingly" in the face of incurable disease.
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Executive-branch norms: It's worth noting that the president likely does not have the right to interfere with DOJ investigations.
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Furthermore, no fewer than 34 government agencies have the right to interdict traffic, a splendid recipe for bureaucratic hold-ups.
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Do women really have the right to choose an abortion if there's no feasible way for them to get one?
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In a CNN appearance with host Brooke Baldwin last week, Rotondo insisted that he should have the right to stay.
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Even if you are correct that someone's life is not worth living, you don't have the right to end it.
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The most important questions raised by CRISPR and its use — should parents have the right to edit their baby's genome?
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But I said, 'Well, if you're pro-choice, shouldn't I have the right to choose what I want to do?
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" Giuliani said that's the phase the conversation is in now: "They have the right to submit more questions to us.
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Also, should people have the right to choose to know if they are a carrier of a hereditary genetic disease?
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"The civilians have the right to beat a criminal if they caught [him], because he'll be struggling," Mr David says.
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She explained they would have the right to appeal any ruling within 30 days to the Board of Immigration Appeals.
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"United shall have the right to refuse passengers who are not properly clothed via our Contract of Carriage," they wrote.
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"Our country does not have the right to send contradictory messages on foreign policy," he said in an online statement.
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America Movil's lawyers maintain that legislators did not have the right to create "asymmetrical" rules meant to help smaller players.
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Thomson seeks to argue that even if a fetus is a person, women should still have the right to abort.
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Those who disagree with you or that you condemn still have the right to walk away or change the channel.
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"It is a hard decision but I just feel I don&apost have the right to take life," she said.
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"We have the right (to) be treated as adults since we're above 18 years," a woman named Fatin wrote online.
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At the same time, he accepts that people have the right to see how their future monarchs are shaping up.
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Better, the unions thought, to have the right to bargain collectively and to strike—which they did until the 1980s.
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We made a banner that said if you believe i have the right to a life, come sit with me.
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"Children have the right to be protected from these criminal acts which can cause lifelong incurable wounds," said de Bruin.
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To preserve the integrity of its immigration regime, the state must have the right to deport people in this category.
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They have the right to do whatever they want, say whatever they want, First Amendment, cool, more speech is better.
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Under Dutch law shareholders representing a 10 percent stake have the right to ask the company to call an EGM.
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Most crucially, they have the right to life and the necessities that go with that, which includes certain economic necessities.
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And just like anybody getting pulled over, you have the right to stay silent, the right to call a lawyer.
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CNI's president, Robson Andrade, said Brazil would have the right to retaliate if it wins its case at the WTO.
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Under the FERPA law, students who matriculate at a university have the right to their data, including their admissions file.
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In the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave, we have the right to do many things.
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Luxury brands say they should have the right to choose who sells their products to protect their image and exclusivity.
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In a democracy, a minority does not have the right to hold the political process indefinitely hostage for their advantage.
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It is my Zionism that informs my view that the Palestinian people also have the right to their own state.
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This nation spent decades grappling with who would have the right to vote, and how that right would be preserved.
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I believe that all young people have the right to the information and skills they need to protect their health.
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Immigrant children do not have the right to a court-appointed attorney, but some were aided by groups like KIND.
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Just because we work for a company, does that really mean they have the right to watch our every movement?
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Senators have the right to know that philosophy before giving a nominee life tenure to hold such an awesome power.
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It's been nearly three years since the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples have the right to marry nationwide.
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So, whatever the rationale, presidents have the right to remove ambassadors and select other envoys for the post in question.
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"I agree one hundred per cent that we as a nation have the right to define our borders," he said.
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They fought so people could have the right to make a choice about whether or not they wanted to stand.
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They stipulated that all citizens have the right to work without facing any discrimination based on gender, disability or age.
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If not, do we have the right to change an experience that was available for 40 generations until last week?
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If you receive a rejection, you have the right to add another statement contesting this decision to your medical record.
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Under Australian consumer law, customers have the right to ask the retailer to fix the fault for free, she explained.
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"Superdelegates" have the right to vote at the nominating convention by virtue of being elected officials or elected party leaders.
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And if you play against Trinidad, it's not like you have the right to play Bayern in the Super Cup.
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"Baghdad needs to publicly clarify which authorities have the right to hold and interrogate detainees," Fakih added in the statement.
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As Ho's trial took place in Macau's Court of Final Appeal he does not have the right to an appeal.
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Sharapova or the I.T.F. would then have the right to appeal any ruling to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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While [the second amendment] said we have the right to guns, nowhere did it say we can't have gun control.
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"Everyone should have the right to have a family," said Salvador, who has adopted two children, including a trans girl.
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The core of those is that people living with HIV have the right to be free from state-sanctioned criminalization.
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But the thing is we need to save our planet first, to even have the right to have another world.
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The beginning of their mission statement reads: Families in grief have the right to do so in peace and dignity.
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I'm not saying he doesn't have the right to feel the way he does; millions of other people do, too.
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They sure can—but you also have the right to post a bad review, provided that it's a truthful one.
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But a third appeals court ruled that Planned Parenthood doesn't have the right to sue Arkansas over the same issue.
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"We feel that we do not have the right to take chances with people's lives," he wrote in a statement.
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Civil rights advocates argue that the state shouldn't have the right to deprive someone of their liberties with forced treatment.
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That doesn't mean children get to decide everything, but they do have the right to be part of the process.
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Plus, taxpayers, who are facing their own economic hardships, have the right to expect responsible behavior in exchange for bailouts.
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We want to hear from you: Do you think city and county governments have the right to challenge state laws?
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As an LGBT person, he doesn't think that we have the right to serve or to be served in businesses.
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"The Trudeau government does not have the right to put a pipeline through unceded Secwepemc land," spokeswoman Kanahus Manuel said.
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This court case ruled that students have the right to protest as long as they don't disrupt the learning environment.
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American producers, meanwhile, will have the right to file an objection to each exclusion plea, piling on yet more paperwork.
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"We have the right to take back our country and our history," Gauland announced earlier this month, shocking the press.
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The case stirred strong feelings over whether judges, doctors or parents have the right to decide on a child's life.
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"I think people have the right to their own genetic information, but with that right comes a responsibility," he said.
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How did naysayers have the right to take one mistake and spin it into a bigger lie, a smear campaign?
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"People have the right to expect that organizations will handle their personal information securely and responsibly," the ICO spokesperson said.
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And people whose passions make noise — like snowmobilers and motorcyclists — say they, too, have the right to enjoy the wilderness.
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Trump's lawyers have been seeking to dismiss Neal's suit, arguing he doesn't have the right to take them to court.
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The American people have the right to know this information in order to put Russia's alleged "interference" into proper perspective.
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In a statement, Fujifilm said that Xerox didn't have the right to terminate the deal that it could pursue damages.
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All this money ultimately belongs to the Libyan people, and they have the right to know how it is spent.
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All mentally competent adults have the right to document that they want to forgo medical treatments if they get dementia.
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Wade, and the principle that people should have the right to make deeply personal health care decisions with their doctor.
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Also, if you don't think the planned use of the loan is wise, you have the right to say no.
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"If I'm working for a contractor, I have the right to receive reimbursement or compensation for [an] injury," Diaz said.
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Already, too many people across the country cannot access abortion, even though legally they have the right to do so.
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California residents have the right to see the specific pieces of personal information a company has compiled about them, too.
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The idea is a simple one: Vermonters should have the right to know what is in the food they buy.
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Whenever you see something going wrong anywhere in the world, you should have the right to say that's not right.
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WEALTH MINERALS SAYS URANIUM ONE MAY HAVE THE RIGHT TO PURCHASE 100% OF THE PRODUCTS PRODUCED FROM THE ATACAMA PROJECT
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She looks up to founder Anne Wojcicki, who champions the idea that people have the right to their health information.
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Because you entered a plea, you do have the right to seek leave to have your sentence reviewed on appeal.
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That means making sure that people improperly categorized as independent contractors have the right to fundamental work standards and protections.
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Or if you believe in your right to self-defense, you don't believe that people have the right to live.
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"We do not believe that billionaires have the right to buy elections," Sanders said in a Twitter post on Sunday.
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I also know that after years of watching the Oprah show, you always have the right to change your mind.
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New Hampshire voters will have the right to selfie while voting, thanks to an appeals court decision made in September.
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After the deal closes, expected by late 2017, Vale will have the right to name two members to Mosaic's board.
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