He's second nationally in passing yards (884), tied for first in passing touchdowns (nine) and is third in passing efficiency (218.9 rating).
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The Steelers are third in passing offense, 30th in passing defense, a pairing of stats few expected. Seattle.
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Plus, he led the NFL in passing yards 3 different seasons ... and was No. 1 in passing TDs in 2000, 2004, 2006 and 2013.
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Milton ranks second in the nation in passing efficiency (196.3), third in passing yards per completion (16.4) and ninth in total offense (327.8 yards per game).
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The Florida transfer ranks fourth nationally in passing yards per game (352.4) and fifth in passing efficiency (172.3) and leads the nation with 26 touchdown passes against five interceptions.
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Will Grier, a transfer from Florida, has stepped right into the starting quarterback job previously handled by Skyler Howard, ranking 10th nationally in passing yards (1,027), 11th in passing yards per game (342.3) and 12th in passing efficiency (178.6) while running back Justin Crawford ranks 503nd nationally in rushing (108.7 yards per game).
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In passing Busch for the win, Suarez beat the best.
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Almost in passing, Dr. Newman mentioned the SpaceX Mars effort.
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The biggest decline in passing has come from the Bills.
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When I mentioned Charlize Theron in passing, she lit up.
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Others say it's an elaborate exercise in passing the buck.
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Five states and Puerto Rico succeeded in passing their laws.
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Luke's first wife is a cipher, mentioned only in passing.
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Either way, greater ease in passing legislation is sorely needed.
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"I'm sure I had seen him in passing," she said.
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He also leads the nation in passing touchdowns, with 48.
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Instead, he alluded to them only in passing, but pointedly.
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At the moment, the Fed is just mentioning inflation in passing.
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Mr. Hollande's statement praised her "major role" in passing the legislation.
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There may be a first-mover advantage in passing new laws.
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He has only seen his dad in passing in public places.
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Fred Upton (R-MI) repeated Barton's question in passing, and Rep.
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"How much I enjoy conversation with strangers," in passing she revealed.
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If the Legislature persists in passing this meddling bill, then Gov.
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And, of course, in passing, the art's provenance is maintained, too.
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For 80 minutes, she impersonates no one else, except in passing.
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They succeeded in passing the test, and in 2011, they married.
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And they discussed, in passing, Mr. Costello's friendship with Mr. Giuliani.
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Mostly, though, they saw little of each other, except in passing.
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Syracuse leads the ACC in passing yards per game (336.6). 3.
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I mention it in passing to my boyfriend, who is interested.
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LSU is second nationally in passing at 28.1 yards per game.
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"The Supreme Court didn't just reaffirm it in passing," he said.
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Steph totally thought that her convo with Kourtney was just in passing.
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I was very involved in passing the renewable portfolio standard [in 2006].
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Only five Republicans joined all Democrats in passing the bill, 234-183.
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I had mentioned it in passing maybe a year or so ago.
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States have had less success than cities in passing e-cigarette legislation.
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Sunday's crash that killed 7377 in Ethiopia is only mentioned in passing.
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That was Congress's intent in passing them, as reflected in statutory language.
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Democrats were joined by just four Republican lawmakers in passing the resolution.
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In passing he may have accidentally solved the secret Monero mining mystery.
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The show was mentioned only in passing on Disney's last earnings call.
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Engel said there was no point in passing North Korea legislation again.
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But Republicans will face challenges in passing the bill when they return.
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The Falcons never climbed higher than 11th in passing DVOA under him.
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You may already have heard of the Hello Sunshine brand in passing.
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Republicans have faced hurdles in passing their agenda early in Trump's presidency.
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Only at the very end is the slaughter mentioned, almost in passing.
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Roessler said he very seldom saw Conditt and usually only in passing.
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I knew Elizabeth only in passing and not when she was young.
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She's met the politician just a handful of times, mostly in passing.
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Only Sweden and Finland preceded the U.S. in passing such a law.
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The novel is nothing if not egalitarian in passing its microphone around.
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Some accused them of treachery in passing a bill that cuts taxes.
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Using budget reconciliation, Democrats have recently been successful in passing health care and Republicans in passing tax reform -- both huge pieces of legislation, both right down party lines, and both creating divisions in Congress and the country at large.
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Included in that discussion is Seattle counterpart Russell Wilson, who is third in the league in passing touchdowns (2100), tied for fourth in passing yards per game (21) and responsible for nearly 220 percent of his team's scrimmage yards.
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Moreover, her death hasn't been addressed on the show, other than in passing.
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However, there was an unusual delay in passing that message on to lawmakers.
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The pamphlet mentions other themes, such as the economy, just twice in passing.
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The Vikings are 31st in passing, despite defenses' focus on containing Adrian Peterson.
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They said legislators were receptive but showed little urgency in passing a bill.
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And I was thrilled that she could imagine our future, even in passing.
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Trump tried to pass ACA repeal and succeeded in passing a tax overhaul.
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James O. Eastland (D-Miss.) for Eastland's support in passing the Biden Amendment.
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The next ring out is accounts you might encounter in passing on Explore.
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They're fourth nationally in passing, and they make a lot of explosive plays.
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Yokota met the woman in passing and got a good feeling from her.
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I feel a hand brush my arm in passing — a soft, caressing gesture.
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In the end, Catholic members of Congress proved decisive in passing the bill.
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In the book, that detail is kind of more mentioned in passing. Yeah.
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Let's hope they succeed in passing a viable solution before it's too late.
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And it surely explains Europe's political will in passing a landmark privacy law.
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I only met him a handful of times, and always, regrettably, in passing.
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Announcer Mark Jackson said in passing that the Cavs were up by five.
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But the company only really mentioned Wear OS in passing at yesterday's keynotes.
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They're congratulating him for becoming the N.F.L.'s career leader in passing yardage.
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The House cut plenty of corners in passing the American Health Care Act.
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"Just in passing, a few people when we were shaking hands," he said.
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In the first season, for example, Hitler is only mentioned once in passing.
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This season, he is expected to become the team's leader in passing yards.
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But there's danger in passing a bill that has had essentially no vetting.
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In her Democratic response, Stacey Abrams said the words only once in passing.
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You were pretty frank with us, you just mentioned it in passing here.
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I think I said in passing that my mother was here and he insisted!
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He approved the agenda putting health care first late last year, almost in passing.
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Elders greet him in passing and ask for updates on his Muay Thai career.
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He entered the game second nationally in passing efficiency with a rating of 23.
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The alliance with Hollywood has played a role in passing more protective copyright laws.
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Not all of the delays in passing legislation are purely on Republican shoulders though.
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When Errol was born, the nurses mentioned in passing that babies didn't drink water.
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Such stories, nearly all arranged by Kingsley, would often only mention Scientology in passing.
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Mothers play a bigger role than fathers in passing on faith to their children.
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Local and state officials must be proactive in passing the necessary regulations, he said.
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Michigan's and Detroit's financial troubles made an appearance in the debate, albeit in passing.
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Obama said he hopes the Senate follows the House's lead in passing the measure.
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He entered the game second nationally in passing efficiency with a rating of 204.9.
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"I was wholly devoid of most human boundaries or morality," he notes in passing.
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If any brief interaction occurred in passing with Russian ambassador, I do not remember.
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But this isn't the first time there's been interest in passing such a law.
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So ask, and/or pay close attention to the things they mention in passing.
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Lawyers have questioned the government's sense of urgency in passing this bill, too. Mrs.
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And advocates have had some success in passing that reform at the state level.
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I saw the cover in passing, but no one had told me about it.
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But every so often and just in passing, the arpeggio slips into unsettling dissonance.
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Trump had signaled in passing remarks, however, that he was open to releasing it.
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"He's far more interested in casting blame them in passing tax reform," Bernstein said.
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Occasionally Alicia Florrick, the prickly lead of the original series, is mentioned in passing.
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Funding might be the largest concern other states have in passing their own legislation.
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Winters spoke these words to Sobel in passing when Sobel refused to salute him.
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Three Republicans joined Democrats in passing that bill, which now goes to the Senate.
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His previous low in passing yardage in a game he finished was 246 yards.
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Although he knew her only in passing, he described her as a diligent student.
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It also leads in passing defense and surrendered just 10.6 points a game. Jan.
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The Ducks rank 98th nationally in passing yards allowed at 253.7 per game. 3.
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Yet on Wednesday's edition of Fox & Friends, it was mentioned just once in passing.
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For all the debate, Obama has made no progress in passing tougher gun laws.
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It depends what method you use to gauge Congress's intent in passing the law.
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Known for their Air Raid offense, the Cougars have been just as impressive on defense, ranking sixth in the nation in passing defense (allowing 146.3 yards per game), tied for seventh in sacks (3.5 per game) and eighth in passing efficiency defense (99.97).
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In passing from the present to the past, Fidel will henceforth speak from the grave.
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They saw each other "in passing" at Reagan's 1994 funeral, according to Page, though Mrs.
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He has 11 Pro Bowls and led the NFL in passing yards for seven seasons.
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Lizzie Fletcher told Refinery29 she's been inspired by the renewed interest in passing the ERA.
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There's a couple of openings on the school board, which my coworker mentioned in passing.
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The Commodores also lead the nation in passing defense at 95.3 yards allowed per game.
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Romo is the Cowboys' all-time leader in passing yards (34,154) and touchdown passes (247).
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The terrorist was only mentioned in the book in passing, according to the Associated Press.
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I don't see how they can be objective in passing legislation with these special interests.
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Just last week, the Virginia House joined North Carolina and Maryland in passing similar laws.
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In a tweet Thursday, Trump said Congress did a "great job" in passing the legislation.
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Does this get in the way of the agenda in passing tax reform, Ed Rollins?
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This week, the site published the anthology Worlds Seen in Passing: 10 Years of Tor.
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But a New York Times profile of Uber this weekend revealed, in passing, that Unroll.
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These volunteer do-gooders are interfering "asses" who revel in passing down unduly punitive sentences.
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Both Browning and Rosen posted career lows in passing yards with 98 and 93 respectively.
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And because we delayed the GOP in passing healthcare, they're also delayed in tax reform.
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Cal's defense ranks second to last in the Pac-12 in passing yards allowed (1,584).
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"DeMario Jackson — that's my URL — MySpace," he continued in passing on his social media information.
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At 9.4 yards per attempt, the Huskies rank ninth in the country in passing offense.
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Comedians Neal Brennan and Moshe Kasher interviewed Nanjiani, who mentioned his wife Emily in passing.
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In July, the Benfold joined the destoryer USS Mustin in passing through the Taiwan Strait.
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He acknowledged earlier this month that he was "wrong" in passing on Google and Amazon.
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These same lawmakers should welcome the president's interest in passing immigration legislation during this Congress.
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How do you learn to convey your love when it all took place in passing?
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Enticingly, Mr. Powell did refer in passing to the challenge posed by frothy financial markets.
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She also, as if in passing, makes use of subtle optical tricks like Mr. Houck's.
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The flu is extremely efficient in passing among people before an infected person shows symptoms.
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Both members of Philadelphia's thriving film community, they had met in passing three months earlier.
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Laurene Powell Jobs says she isn't interested in passing her fortune down to her children.
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Now music is more like food—something to be enjoyed, digested, remarked upon in passing.
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She tells me something in passing that sounds simple, but is profoundly complex to achieve.
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A company official said Congress acted as "judge, jury and executioner" in passing the law.
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In passing a bill, Vermont had gotten closer to single-payer than any other state.
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Lawmakers from states hit by natural disasters had lamented the delays in passing the relief package.
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I make eye contact with strangers in passing, and for some reason, it makes my day.
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I'm not especially interested in passing judgement on anyone's drug habits or lack thereof, Musk included.
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Now, it only references topical issues in passing, instead setting its sights on even bigger fish.
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As the years passed, Peguero and Martínez lost contact, and only saw each other in passing.
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The outcome of legislative elections in October could determine whether Macri succeeds in passing his bill.
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Dawson went to Purdue, where he led the Big Ten Conference in passing for three years.
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As things stand, Senate Republicans seem more interested in passing a bill than winning the argument.
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I refer to them in passing in the novel, but I want to dig into that.
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Jacksonville ranks sixth in total defense and second in passing defense, but 31st against the run.
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They are cheap, and, like juries, they involve the community in passing sentence on its peers.
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But Mendes said investors need to be cautious, since Temer may face opposition in passing reforms.
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We've already mentioned in passing a few ways that unknown dragons could emerge in Season 8.
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The declaration allowed authorities to rule by decree and bypass the parliament in passing new laws.
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The main impediment in passing a budget was the argument over which spending level was appropriate.
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There has also been bipartisan interest in the Senate in passing legislation to boost retirement savings.
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BuzzFeed adds that ancient Greek texts only touch on the subject of female masturbation in passing.
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To succeed in passing an agenda, this family must pull itself together sooner rather than later.
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Last week, the Senate followed the House in passing a defense bill that discontinues the program.
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It's rising costs and the difficulty that companies have in passing on these costs to consumers.
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The literal connection between the two stories is revealed, almost in passing, in a brief epilogue.
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They've tended to downplay the role of Congress in passing laws or brokering a bipartisan compromise.
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Trump mentioned Barr only in passing during the Wednesday rally but did not address the proceedings.
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Gates was a central player in passing the allegedly fake documents to banks, as shown Friday.
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Using yards per play, they rank 16th over all, 12th in passing and 26th in rushing.
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"The economy could react negatively if we do not succeed in passing pension reform," he said.
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The decision has been buried inside newspapers and mentioned only in passing on television news shows.
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And it helped him lead the N.F.L. in passing yards for the first time since 2007.
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Indeed, if seen only in passing, these paintings might not register as political art at all.
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Financial centers have immediately suspended all their operations, canceling, in passing, all orders currently being processed.
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He referred to Mr. McConnell only in passing, calling on him to abolish the Senate filibuster.
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DUP votes are seen as crucial to the U.K. government's success in passing Brexit-related legislation.
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" He explains: "I've seen about a 10 percent drop in passing yards in similar-weather games.
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He ranks sixth in NFL history in passing yards (56,194) and seventh in touchdown passes (363).
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The failure is typically flagged by pundits in passing, as if its cause were self-evident.
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Many column inches have included them, but described them merely in passing as an anonymous, faceless lot.
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It's just so much faster to throw off a "Hey, thanks" in passing, and hope it sticks.
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Pichai had mentioned, almost in passing, that everyone in the audience would be getting something called Cardboard.
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He mentions only in passing the greatest Jewish Christian writing of all, the Epistle to the Hebrews.
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In passing he also throws it out there that Signal is "subsidized, indirectly, by FB ads" — i.e.
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Where Mr Berlusconi did succeed was in passing copious volumes of legislation that favoured his own interests.
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We do not work in same department, but see each other many times a day in passing.
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I haven't written about his older brother, whom I've met in passing only a handful of times.
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The crisis already looks to have claimed its first victim: a delay in passing the 2018 budget.
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Bringing Trubisky along slowly, Chicago ranks 31st in the NFL in passing, averaging 2 yards a game.
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Data minimization (reducing the amount of data collected to a bare minimum) is mentioned once in passing.
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There's a lot you would not know about Steven Banks if you saw him only in passing.
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During Monday's presidential debate, the cost of college tuition was mentioned only in passing by Hillary Clinton.
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Someone mentioned it in passing, and so I read it almost randomly, and was completely blown away.
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I've seen it twice now, and spotted one or two others in passing; none with speaking roles.
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Dan Patrick (R) played a key role in passing the legislation, forcing Abbott's hand in supporting it.
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In a departure from his typical speeches, Trump only mentioned Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi in passing.
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"Health care should be a right, it should never be a privilege," Gillibrand said, almost in passing.
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Had House Republicans failed in passing the CR, it would have been another example of Republican incompetence.
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He thought it was a blind date, but she remembered having met him in passing twice before.
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There are few major legislative triumphs since 1955 that he didn't have a key hand in passing.
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In the past, restaurateurs used trends they noticed in passing, or simply common sense, to predict business.
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The President mentioned the reversal only in passing at a campaign event in Minnesota on Wednesday night.
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What it means for the team: Roethlisberger led the league in passing last year with 5,129 yards.
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Conservative politicians often insist that their goal in passing severe abortion restrictions is to protect women's health.
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He did not succeed in passing any of these, but he's made clear what his goal is.
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I don't dive deeply into this issue in the book, but I do mention it in passing.
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In my 20s, I got my financial advice from friends, podcasts, and "experts" sharing tips in passing.
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In passing such legislation, Congress would be on the right side of history, as well as science.
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At first, the plot point seems dropped in almost at random, with Tig referencing it in passing.
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The memo does state in passing that Mr. Steele's evidence was an essential part of the application.
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But you mention only in passing that "certain procedures" can now easily be denied to transgender people.
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Congress shows little interest in passing such a law, and states similarly lack initiative to do so.
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The bank's own announcement of the consent order had mentioned the pending boardroom departures only in passing.
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" The professor mentions in passing that with "some sleuthing, I confirmed that he was alive and well.
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It has to be said, in passing, that Priebus and "cojones" are utter strangers to each other.
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This year, the Raiders are seventh in yards per play (eighth in passing and sixth in rushing).
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Frame them so that people see the benefit to themselves if you succeed in passing the legislation.
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On Monday night, he broke Peyton Manning's record to become the NFL's all-time leader in passing.
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Kaku does acknowledge many of the issues, ethical and otherwise, the science raises, at least in passing.
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Take this passage: It is true that Obama succeeded in passing a groundbreaking universal health care law.
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Q: Growing up in Dallas, who were your biggest influences in passing along life lessons about money?
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But Republicans face a significant challenge in passing the necessary legislation to replace the health care law.
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Three years later, what seemed like novelty becomes standard procedure as they tweak their style in passing.
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In passing the ballot question with 2628 percent of the vote, New Yorkers follow in the steps of democracy reforms across the nation; 28503 pro-democracy measures passed in 22019, and New Yorkers joined citizens in San Francisco, Maine, Syracuse and Kansas in passing democracy reforms in November.
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Once renowned for its explosive attack, Miami was 93rd nationally last year and a pitiful 108th in passing.
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We're not in a category that is perhaps a bit more restrained in passing on prices to consumers.
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I think, in the beginning, a lot of these pictures happened by accident, or were taken in passing.
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At least one other state may try to follow North Carolina's example in passing a restrictive bathroom bill.
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She acknowledged "pockets of problems" in war-ravaged Burundi, Libya, Somalia and South Sudan, but only in passing.
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But California has been more enthusiastic than most states in passing laws restricting what ex-convicts can do.
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Lyonne recently heard in passing that one of her favorite directors, Wes Anderson ("lovely guy") had a child.
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"We are familiar with Guy Debord's prophetic 1967 work 'The Society of the Spectacle,'" Boucheron declares in passing.
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But the fact that he survives is only mentioned in passing, and his medical condition isn't further discussed.
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But then there are other lines of exposition that are just as important that are said in passing.
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California's bill follows the successes of both Oregon and Washington in passing their own state net neutrality rules.
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He led the NFL in passing yards this season with 4,577 while his 32 touchdown passes ranked third.
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Martin: I got to see her in passing and I was just so in awe of her beauty.
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Manning ranks second in playoff history in passing yards (216,217), completions (619) and attempts (972), trailing only Brady.
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And just last month, Georgia's Senate followed that state's house of representatives in passing legislation along these lines.
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King's voice is warm and rich, and his words reflect something he mentioned in passing during our conversation.
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John Morse, the ousted Senate leader, said Democrats should be even more aggressive now in passing gun laws.
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I spotted maybe one or two Asians in passing when K was eating (a bento box!) in Chinatown.
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It was something that you would talk about with people in the wine business kind of in passing.
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He referred, almost in passing, to a telephone conversation in which he had congratulated her on her victories.
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Chief among them was the action Congress took in 1966 in passing the National Motor Vehicle Safety Act.
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The delay in passing a budget with a significant disaster package has been devastating for people in Houston.
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On another corner, Zhao Yan, 58, a widow, struggled to get attention from potential employers in passing cars.
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Republicans were ultimately unsuccessful in passing legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare in several tries earlier this year.
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They used to have a vested interest in passing these bills because they could bring home the bacon.
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And as you know, when that case came up, the Supreme Court didn't just reaffirm it in passing.
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Both parties could play a meaningful role in passing a truly transformational piece of legislation with broad support.
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And near the end of her piece, she mentions in passing that her husband briefly worked at Facebook.
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"If you mention a friend in passing, and they immediately get tense, this is a sign," she said.
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At the time, Biden chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee and played a crucial role in passing the bill.
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"We succeeded in passing an FAA bill through the Senate that didn't include unrelated tax provisions," Thune said.
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Then again, perhaps there is virtue to having carried the flame, and grace now in passing the torch.
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But if the greenery must be enjoyed in passing, it still adds elegance, say brokers, shopkeepers and residents.
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We became friends, and she introduced me to Mick a couple of times but really just in passing.
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He was second in completion percentage (212 percent) and in passing touchdowns (21), adding 262 on the ground.
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She mentioned in passing how clean energy will lead to job creation, but she didn't dwell on it.
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They are second in passes defended, third in passing yards allowed, and tied for sixth in quarterback hits.
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Under the new rule of socialist empress Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, maybe you've heard of the term in passing.
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LeRoy W. Henderson Jr. likes to capture life in passing, turning the street into his open-air studio.
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"If any brief interaction occurred in passing with the Russian ambassador, I do not remember it," he said.
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I spoke to him once more in passing, and then a third time — until I left the company.
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He is simultaneously brilliant and unplayable, leading the NFL in passing yards and interceptions through the 2019 season.
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To be fair, the House already did our job in passing the American Health Care Act this year.
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"They can't get organized enough even to present the cockamamie legislation that they're interested in passing," Obama said.
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Children from impoverished families struggle to afford college, even if they succeed in passing the strict entrance examination.
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He played a key role in passing the Civil Rights Act, Medicare, the Clean Water Act and Obamacare.
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She said she wasn't close with Martin, but the two would say hi to one another in passing.
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How do the candidates think they'll succeed in passing a sweeping climate bill even though Barack Obama failed?
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It mentions Donald Trump by name — in passing, don't worry — and it also contains a speech about kindness.
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Mr. McConnell had hoped that speed would be his friend in passing the health bill through his chamber.
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But Ms. Huffman's husband, the actor William H. Macy, is only referenced in passing in the criminal complaint.
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He has some clear accomplishments, including his role in passing the recent bipartisan bill on criminal justice reform.
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This quick about-face illustrates the difficulty that Republicans face in passing a health care bill under Trump.
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Holden tells a reporter in passing that he also has started a second company with his surgeon–who else?
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Fed officials so far have mentioned regulations in passing but have not made a commitment to review the rules.
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He said it casually, in passing, but the information sank in me slowly, a rock falling in deep water.
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He says this contemplation kicked off his latest documentary, and he ponders it throughout his series almost in passing.
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And it has — most reviews of the film, which arrives in theaters Friday, have mentioned the scene in passing.
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Francois, who began the day leading the ACC in passing yards with 23,221, finished with 27 yards on Saturday.
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Clinton identified herself as part of the so-called resistance earlier this week, and that was not in passing.
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Other groups such as al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the affiliate in Yemen, were mentioned in passing.
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Immigration reform was mentioned only in passing, with both candidates coming out in favor of it (no surprise there).
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Yet the particular experiences of Meadows and other trans women in solitary have often only been explored in passing.
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If any brief interaction occurred in passing with the Russian Ambassador during that reception, I do not remember it.
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For instance, he was instrumental in passing the state's medical marijuana law and voted down an anti-abortion bill.
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Such stories almost invariably lead to a surge in sales, even if they only mention a book in passing.
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Ms O'Sullivan's book says almost nothing about what cures exist, mentioning specific treatments such as meditation only in passing.
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House Republicans have expressed interest in passing the Searching for and Cutting Regulations that are Unnecessarily Burdensome (SCRUB) Act.
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I'm incredibly proud of what the Democratic Party achieved in passing a broad resolution condemning all forms of hatred.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, and House Speaker Paul Ryan have shown little interest in passing an authorization.
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In passing the $100 billion mark, Bezos, 85033, has become the first billionaire to hit the milestone since 1999.
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Ryan only mentioned Trump in passing, calling his party's nominee "unique," and today's politics as "clearly an interesting moment."
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In a book attuned to the power of words, it is surprising that "neoliberalism" appears only once, in passing.
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But almost in passing, she seizes on one of the least understood, yet most essential, pieces of money wisdom.
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In his speech, Mr. Modi gave a nod to his difficulties in passing much of his economic reform agenda.
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They have failed in passing any legislation or ballot measures that advance their agenda or defeat pro-worker policies.
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He played a key role in passing a large bipartisan criminal justice bill, the First Step Act, in December.
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Minshew didn't lead the nation in passing, but he came close, finishing second in yards and fourth in touchdowns.
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In passing, she mentioned the marathon to Ms. Radice and said she could watch if she was so inclined.
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A significant death takes place in the interval between two of the chapters and is mentioned only in passing.
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The team was weakened by the resignation of a key figure in passing reforms, former Planning Minister Romero Juca.
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Dan and Christine got used to seeing each other just in passing, sometimes for just moments at a time.
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" She added: "Associates are met in passing, Friends are meant to be forever … Loyalty over Everything … Family Before Anything.
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The Senate should follow suit in passing this bill—but it should be just the first step of many.
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The actual Billings newspaper, the Billings Gazette, has never written about Chuck Tingle or even mentioned him in passing.
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They're my "clients," so to speak, and there's lots of back and forth and lots of "thanks!" in passing.
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However, delays in passing a new health-care bill pushed out expectations for tax reform, pressuring the U.S. dollar.
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The next, two other students mentioned — casually, almost in passing — how many death threats they had received on Twitter.
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In passing, the artist was able only to discern the presence of a large white monument of some kind.
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To suggest such things, even in passing, is not merely oversimplification but misrepresentation — and mars an otherwise enlightening book.
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He played quarterback at Minnesota State University, Moorhead, where he led the N.C.A.A. Division II in passing in 1977.
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He has seen Crema with a newcomer's fresh eye, and he succeeds in passing it on to his audience.
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Has been officially pardoned in return for testimony that he acted as "middleman" in passing contract to kill Daphne.
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Mariota also led the nation in passing efficiency rating, passing yards per attempt, and adjusted passing yards per attempt.
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Earlier, the mother mentioned in passing that she herself had a cold sore on her lip earlier that month.
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Mr. Werner bought our tickets, mentioning in passing that there was another show that he had wanted to see.
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Page testified that shortly before he left for Moscow, he also mentioned the trip "in passing" to then-Sen.
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The December survey was conducted just days before the GOP scored a major legislative victory in passing tax reform.
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With 235 members, House Democratic leaders can only afford to lose 17 members in passing a partisan budget resolution.
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John Kennedy of Louisiana said Trump mentioned the litigation "in passing" but didn't get into the Justice Department's decision.
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O.K." — STEPHEN COLBERT "He's reportedly showing 'a burst of self-confidence following his help in passing criminal-justice legislation.
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His role as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee in passing a major overhaul of the nation's tax code.
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In his interview with Katz, Freddy Alborta mentions in passing something that occurred while he was photographing Che's body.
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What if we could not only look at it in passing, but spend time or even live with it?
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We don't see Margaret's worried children slipping into bed with her at night, only hear it referred to in passing.
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" This answer, Woodward declares in passing, "seemed very much at odds with [the reasons given in] his letter to Comey.
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Those daily deaths are like background noise, mentioned in passing on local newscasts, our daily dose of death and destruction.
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Lorenzen, 38, played four seasons at Kentucky (20173-03) and led the SEC in passing yards (3,687) as a freshman.
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Another Senator notes in passing that some guy named Hux went missing from her homeworld after the battle of Jakku.
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A few years ago, I interviewed another powerful New York politician who, in passing, mentioned an earlier conflict with Cuomo.
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The president and Republican leadership have shown interest in passing both those proposals to win her vote on tax reform.
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"Kansas' prosecutions," Francisco argued, "neither invade a federally occupied field not conflict with Congress' purposes" in passing the federal law.
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Education for her and her siblings, who sell maize cobs to commuters in passing cars, is too expensive to countenance.
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He has faced criticism from some fellow Democrats for his role in passing tough-on-crime legislation in the 1990s.
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Sam and Gilly discovered, in passing, that Jon Snow may have a more legitimate claim to the throne than Dany.
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Ji himself knew a few anecdotally and in passing; translating the captions, he gets to know his parents more intimately.
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Trump mentioned in passing "the dignity of a hard day's work" in his State of the Union address this year.
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When he retired, even with those missing Canadian years, he ranked in the top five in passing yards and touchdowns.
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Ashton Kutcher let the baby's sex slip in passing during a conversation with Savannah Guthrie on the Today show Thursday.
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For instance, he was instrumental in passing the state's medical marijuana law and has voted down an anti-abortion bill.
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Stein's sexual orientation is these days mostly mentioned in passing — "her partner Alice" — rather than made central to her story.
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It had come up in passing in conversation when Mr. A and Thiel had first met a few years before.
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"Unfortunately it was seen in passing, and by the time we got there we couldn't locate the vehicle," Talbot says.
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Mr Brady has demonstrated remarkable longevity, leading the league in passing yards this year at the tender age of 40.
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Yet the telecom industry is only mentioned by Warren in passing as an example of "days gone by" monopoly power.
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He&aposs been a great partner during this congress in passing tax cuts and deregulation, historic investment in our military.
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Foster's name was mentioned in passing by Thor in subsequent Marvel movies, but it's presumed that the two broke up.
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But, when your boss asks in passing what you have planned for your afternoon out of the office, you panic.
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But just as often, Trump inflicts pain in passing, as an offhand gesture in the course of pursuing something else.
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One level deeper: The coalition is laying out 6 principles they hope will guide lawmakers in passing big climate policy.
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She's the kind of woman that if you just knew her in passing you'd think she had everything she wanted.
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Be it with your partner, your crush, even a person in passing that energetically makes your heart go pitter pat.
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"This is more in the vein of historic binding," she comments in passing, quickly moving on to the next thing.
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Republicans have long promised to undercut or repeal the Antiquities Act and have shown little interest in passing legislation Sen.
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We shot some of the footage for the second single's video in passing—one part in Mannheim, another in Berlin.
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Sessions said that it was "possible" the encounter with Kislyak occurred in passing but that he did not recall it.
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Quorum further concluded that the House has hit record productivity levels in passing 22019 bills in Trump's first 100 days.
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Likewise, should Rosenstein fail to appoint a special prosecutor, they can join Democrats in passing veto-proof independent counsel legislation.
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The fact that we're talking about Twitter's political ad ban risks distracting from the "root problems" Dorsey referenced in passing.
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Shell, the outgoing lawmaker, had a role in passing a controversial pension bill this year that sparked outrage from teachers.
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The degradation of identity that Colin and Lane suffer is another potent topic that is only touched upon in passing.
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She sounded five short blasts with her whistle as the Lanzhou closed in, passing within a hair-raising 41 metres.
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The New York Times reported Thursday that two White House officials had a hand in passing the information to Nunes.
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Earnest said Obama has spoken with Republican leadership to "urge them to fulfill their basic responsibility" in passing budget bills.
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And more continues to go wrong: car crashes, violent boyfriends, a rape referred to in passing but never addressed directly.
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Dumais also said a lack of women on key Maryland legislative committees contributed to the delay in passing the bill.
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The Four Burners Theory was originally just mentioned in passing in a New Yorker article, but James Clear popularized it.
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The chairman of the Finance Committee, he played a critical role in passing the most significant tax overhaul in decades.
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Meanwhile, coverage of the anti-government protests was very limited on state-run media, which referenced them only in passing.
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My walk, which had become far less noticeable over the years, only came up in passing during the assessment process.
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"Kansas' prosecutions," Francisco argued, "neither invade a federally occupied field nor conflict with Congress' purposes" in passing the federal law.
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He said hello a few times in passing but was never friendly and stayed only a few months, she said.
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Mr. Trump's Justice Department is thus lying about what the tax bill did, and about Congress's intent in passing it.
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They underline the difficulties a minority government will have in passing legislation and the possible negative impact on financial markets.
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He has faced criticism from some fellow Democrats for his role in passing tough-on-crime legislation in the 573s.
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Biden touted his work in passing the original assault weapons ban decades ago, despite opposition from the National Rifle Association.
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Since her appointment two months ago Mrs von der Leyen has mentioned the single market only in passing (see article).
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Hong Kong officials declare that dogs, cats can test positive but are not a danger in passing on COVID-19.
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Europe has long been more proactive than other regions — including the United States — in passing laws that regulate the internet.
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Europe has long been more proactive than other regions — including the United States — in passing laws that regulate the internet.
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In passing, Darlene mentions the return of Vera, the drug dealer who murdered Elliot's girlfriend Shayla back in Season 1.
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Many of the newer Republican lawmakers have shown little inclination to follow leaders with more experience in passing complex legislation.
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The House GOP though faces an uphill climb in passing Cole's appropriations bill, known as the Labor-HHS, this year.
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Kogan's assertions directly contradict those of Facebook executives, who insist he "lied" in passing the data along to Cambridge Analytica.
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Schumer's demands, deemed unrealistic by Republicans, came up in McConnell's leadership meeting, but only in passing, according to an attendee.
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Although the production marks the first appearance of the yellow vests in French theater, they are discussed only in passing.
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Having encountered Wilt Chamberlain in passing almost 40 years ago, she decided he was the great she wanted to highlight.
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The graph below reports the relative success of each party's members in passing significant, as well as less important, legislation.
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I tell new people I meet, but in passing—though I'm always prepared to answer a bunch of follow-up questions.
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I started to laugh louder, talk more, and smile too much at a boy I knew in passing, someone's older brother.
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Arguably the single most important thing to happen at February's 210 Television Critics Association winter press tour happened almost in passing.
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She considers, if only in passing, the work of writers who have composed successfully in a second language (Nabokov, Beckett, Conrad).
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They may talk about it in passing, give things to other people, or talk about feeling hopeless about their current situation.
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She practically let the news slip in passing when telling the reporter about the virgin cocktail she was enjoying over lunch.
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But that was overstated: During the trial, it was only mentioned in the jury instructions and in passing by the prosecutor.
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But exporters sometimes succeed in passing off waste chemicals as useful ones, or clapped-out computers as donations for the poor.
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The Mountaineers owned a 155-113 advantage in passing yards and a 2500:01-12:59 edge in time of possession.
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There would have been no point in passing something like Dodd-Frank if a Republican president could overturn it by fiat.
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Today's game is exciting — the rise in passing and scoring lines up with the rise in N.F.L. ratings, popularity and revenue.
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Bridges that cross these two inadvertent fortifications have collapsed, making this infrastructure—ordinarily ignored in passing by Portlanders—now unavoidably apparent.
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"For me, selfishly, I don't get the chance to be around these guys, except [in] passing and social things," Ventimiglia explained.
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Booker has also slammed Biden for taking too long to take responsibility for his part in passing the 1994 crime bill.
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Manchin said he's spoken about the issue with Trump "in passing" but that they haven't had a deep conversation about it.
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Climate change was mostly ignored during the last three debates, mentioned only in passing, and never discussed directly or at length.
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There are all kinds of list poems, including one that names Catwoman, Rosalind Krauss, Gomer Pyle, and Wagga Wagga in passing.
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But one new feature, mentioned in passing, could have an outsized impact on user security and privacy for years to come.
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In passing the measure to block the emergency declaration, the Democratic-held House fell well short of a veto-proof majority.
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Democrats believed very deeply in passing health care reform and their leadership was willing to accept political costs to do it.
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But, you've mulled it over a few times — you even mentioned it in passing over a shared appetizer with your friends.
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Thus it permits the freest expression of views before students, trusting to their good sense in passing judgment on these views.
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The White House said late Saturday that President Trump appreciates China's and Russia's help in passing increased sanctions on North Korea.
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Recently, with the rise of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, there has been renewed interest in passing the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Hatch played a central role, as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, in passing Trump's signature tax-cut bill last year.
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But there are even more warning signs for Republicans that reveal what a huge gamble they took in passing this bill.
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He said he mentioned in passing to Sessions that he was preparing to visit Russia and Sessions "had no reaction whatsoever."
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In passing, Cooper makes the important point that Westerners were rather too fascinated with Khomeini when he first came to power.
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The pleasure is precisely linked to ejaculation, the most important step in passing on a male's genes to the next generation.
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In 1994, the DeVos family was instrumental in passing legislation that attached funding to the student instead of the school district.
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It depends on whether lawmakers are interested in appeasing special interests or in passing genuine, long-term tax reform for everybody.
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It is urgent that Republicans join Democrats in passing the bipartisan legislation that would prevent this, before it is too late.
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Ms. Slaughter pushed to protect health privacy and abortion rights, and played a crucial role in passing the Affordable Care Act.
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Congress has repeatedly expressed an interest in passing gun control reforms but failed to approve particularly expansive ones in the past.
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Shirley Manson and Fiona Apple had only ever met briefly in passing backstage at a KROQ event in the late 90s.
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For his career, Mayfield is eighth in Football Bowl Subdivision history in passing yards (14,320) and sixth in touchdown passes (129).
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In the novel, Orlando's overnight gender transformation is mentioned only in passing, without any elaborate description of what exactly took place.
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Any prettiness they possessed was incidental to their practical purpose and noted only in passing, en route to the boiling pot.
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The prime minister has two more options if MPs succeed, despite his best efforts, in passing an anti-no-deal law.
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I'd met Ms. Lucas in the early 1990s in New York, but hadn't seen her, except in passing, in 20103 years.
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The NFL's all-time leader in passing yards and touchdown passes is set to become a free agent later this month.
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McCain played a key role in passing along a dossier to the FBI that detailed alleged ties between Trump and Russia.
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Oh, and perhaps one or two pieces of legislation we succeeded in passing — though that seems to be becoming increasingly rare.
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But players said Callaway has been tough when needed, in formal meetings and with quick directives in passing in the hallway.
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Mr. Ahmed's wife had mentioned to him, in passing, the idea of saving up for a family cruise in the Caribbean.
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It was a significant touchdown for Brady, who passed Peyton Manning to move into second place all-time in passing touchdowns.
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California has pulled ahead of Congress in passing its own privacy legislation, the California Consumer Privacy Act, which tech firms oppose.
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Attendees said Mr. Bezos mentioned Amazon only in passing and offered nothing about its plan to use drones to deliver packages.
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The slim Republican majority offers hope for Democrats that four Republicans will join them in passing the resolution through the Senate.
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Spanberger said she saw little point in passing bills in the House that would only fail in the Republican-led Senate.
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The Tigers' offensive line thrives in passing situations, ranking fourth in adjusted sack rate and second in sack rate on passing downs.
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He was at a company holiday party when the office manager told him in passing that those flowers weren't actually for him.
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The Trump administration and both parties in Congress agree infrastructure is a bipartisan issue, but they've made no progress in passing legislation.
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Boston College is the only Football Bowl Subdivision school to have freshmen lead the team in passing, rushing and receiving (Kobay White).
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Prior to that, the two stars had apparently only met in passing ... but it looks like working together made 'em good pals.
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"I've known him in passing a little bit but I didn't really know him until we were working," Gyllenhaal said of Reynolds.
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Given states' success in passing such regulations, it might seem odd that they are now trying to overthrow Roe v Wade directly.
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On Monday, Pelosi sent a letter to Democrats calling on them to join in passing a resolution to condemn the president's remarks.
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If, for example, the anti-ISIS effort is still of primary importance, surely that should be a statement made less in passing.
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NC State quarterback Ryan Finley led the league in passing, completing 67.9 percent of his attempts for 3,789 yards with 24 touchdowns.
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And that means Denver has reason for optimism, as the Broncos were better than the Panthers in passing yards gained and yielded.
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Lunt ranks in the top 10 in program history in passing yards, completions, passing efficiency, passing touchdowns and total offensive yards. 3.
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Pro-regulatory groups are urging lawmakers not to roll back consumer health and safety protections in passing a federal budget for 2017.
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In passing a coral reef, it's easy to see a face, an arm, or a brain in the mass of underwater architecture.
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The silver lining here: In passing their tax-cut bill, Republicans decided not to kill the electric vehicle tax credit after all.
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In the editor, Moor can drop Mario down into a particular section over and over, until he feels confident in passing it.
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We did research on wardrobe, because you do see some flashing images in passing, usually in the distance or in a dream.
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If it was mentioned in passing as a way to manage diarrhea, however — which seems likely — Clinton was right to flag it.
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Minshew was second in the country in passing yards at Washington State last year and had quite a journey to the NFL.
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Moreover, as the study notes in passing, over the same eight-year period, average premium prices increased in total by 54 percent.
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Sixty percent of the 246-member GOP conference joined Ryan last December in passing a massive bipartisan government funding and tax deal.
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A former law school classmate mentioned in passing to me a poorly-conceived environmental provision buried in a 1,000-page 85033 law.
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He hasn't written much about equal protection, either, though he has said, in passing, that he finds the equal-protection clause ambiguous.
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Shire — A group of Takeda Pharmaceutical shareholders was unsuccessful in passing a proposal to block the proposed acquisition of the British drugmaker.
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He'd say, in passing, that he'd modelled for Guess jeans—"runway only"—or that he'd appeared on the cover of Russian Vogue .
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Vaginas, to me, were nasty things, shameful, dirty, meant to be glimpsed only in passing in the low light of the bedroom.
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The aircraft's failure was noted in passing in the eighth paragraph of Facebook's engineering blog on the day our story was posted.
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Instead of bringing up the issue in passing, schedule a formal meeting and come ready to showcase why you deserve more money.
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As secretary of Treasury, he played a crucial role in passing the 1994 crime bill, which banned the sale of assault weapons.
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China can do a lot, and it did support the United States in passing tougher United Nations Security Council sanctions last week.
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A mother is mentioned in passing, but her absence nevertheless fills the air, shaping the family's exchanges and each member's discreet solitude.
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Atkinson notices it in passing on several occasions, but I hope he will give it the attention it deserves in subsequent volumes.
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Among the subjects interviewed, or discussed in passing, are several taken from the group that gets top billing in the other books.
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I reread the portions of the book that correspond to these first episodes, and Ferrante mentions beatings, however severe, only in passing.
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Kobach has touted his effectiveness, even pointing to his success in passing a Kansas law requiring that prospective voters prove their citizenship.
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He tangentially talked about health care for less than a minute, reminding voters about his role in passing the Affordable Care Act.
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Waters and her Democratic colleagues face an uphill climb in passing any meaningful legislation with Republicans still in control of the Senate.
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In passing PROMESA, Congress deliberately adopted only one of the many priorities set forth in the Bankruptcy Code — the administrative expense priority.
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The reason is simple: When both Democrats and Republicans are involved in passing major social reforms, each is invested in its success.
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I'd seen him in passing and he always was very generous, he'd either pick up a bill or stop at the table.
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One theory the researchers mention in passing is that these areas have high numbers of immigrants, and perhaps that makes a difference.
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Redditor AWildSketchAppeared has spent the past five years randomly appearing in comments to illustrate things that other redditors have said in passing.
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He did not explicitly endorse a candidate, and mentioned only once in passing former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, who trails in polls.
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Roberts said Congress had interfered with the role of the judiciary in passing the law while the case was pending in the courts.
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Schultz was born in Virginia and played football at Minnesota State University Moorhead where he led Division II in passing back in 1977.
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" He added, "....Super Predator was the term associated with the 1994 Crime Bill that Sleepy Joe Biden was so heavily involved in passing.
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Now the success of anti-abortion advocates in passing restrictive new laws in Ohio, Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri and Kentucky have shifted the conversation.
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Since the 2016 election, Republicans have already tried (and failed) to repeal Obamacare, and they succeeded in passing a big corporate tax cut.
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People of all genders kept screaming and grasping for stray fallen hairs—occasionally trying to squeeze a hand of their idol in passing.
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More can still be introduced, and many will probably get withdrawn before the vote because they won't have a chance in passing Parliament.
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Recently, New Zealand has taken the next steps in passing a bill that would extend paid maternity leave from 22 weeks to 26.
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If other energy sources get cheaper, or if congressional Democrats succeed in passing laws designed to limit carbon emissions, demand will fall faster.
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If nothing instantly comes to mind, you may have to do some extra work in thinking back on things mentioned in passing conversations.
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The first minister mentioned only in passing her intention to "consider" calling a second independence referendum "when the terms of Brexit are clear".
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ICE agents didn't (despite rumors to the contrary) set up street-level checkpoints to demand proof of citizenship of anyone in passing cars.
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During a 75-minute freewheeling speech on March 10th he talked about himself, insulted several adversaries and mentioned Mr Saccone only in passing.
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During a 75-minute freewheeling speech he talked mostly about himself, insulted several of his adversaries and mentioned Mr Saccone only in passing.
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Risch said he wanted to hold Riyadh accountable, but argued that there was no point in passing a resolution that Trump would veto.
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He entered the day tied for second in the nation in passing yards and finished the day with15 through the first four games.
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Much like the Mad King Aerys Targaryen, Rhaegar Targaryen's name had only been mentioned in passing — until the season 7 finale, that is.
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As First Lady, she played a pivotal role in passing the Children's Health Insurance Program, which provides medical care to eight million kids.
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Far easier just to accept the implicit ticketed system architecture, often crafted in haste and in passing, often by a non-technical manager.
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On defense, he's a terror in passing lanes, and creates a lot of fast-break opportunities that he often finishes above the rim.
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Yet few recognized the GOP has actually taken the lead in passing smart justice policies that both reduced incarceration and increased public safety.
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As recently as Sunday, he warned that Republicans should not repeat the mistakes he thinks Democrats made in passing the health care law.
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In fact, he was a dedicated conservationist who played a central role in passing the Clean Air, Clean Water and Endangered Species acts.
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Put those two together and you have a real chance of building a bipartisan coalition that might be interested in passing some legislation.
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"I've been there for five months," Trump said in response to Republicans' difficulties in passing a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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The write-off didn't become public until 1973, when it was mentioned in passing during a lawsuit related to the Watergate break-in.
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Eight Republican House members joined nearly every Democrat in passing the bill in what was the most significant gun control vote in years.
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In just the last 10 months, the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee has made huge strides in passing several legislative proposals into federal law.
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His abilities in camp and training led to increases in passing and three-point attempts during his spell serving Casey, the NBA reported.
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For Democratic voters, the process employed in passing these tax cuts will only heighten their already considerable disdain for Trump and congressional Republicans.
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A group of Takeda Pharmaceutical shareholders was unsuccessful in passing a proposal to block the proposed acquisition of British drug-maker Shire (SHPG).
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It was, after all, Republicans who enacted the Reconstruction Amendments and played a key role in passing the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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The Democratic leader noted her "biggest fear," in terms of domestic issues, is if Republicans are successful in passing their tax reform legislation.
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Tom Brady led the league in passing yards, touchdowns and numerous other categories, with Wes Welker and Randy Moss as his key targets.
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A few times in passing, the vice principal mentioned something to me, which I was quick to blame on my extra-long torso.
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I knew my way around the legislature, I had worked there for years, I had assisted in passing a number of other laws.
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Through two games, Brady is 18th in the NFL in passing, and the churn of the wide receiver depth chart has been constant.
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These could include everything from the time of the year, to what I ate that day, to what a coworker said in passing.
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In passing the recent legislation, Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) who co-sponsored the bill, stated the importance of preventing another Constellation situation.
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It would be many decades more before the high court had an opportunity to revisit the clause's meaning, and then only in passing.
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When asked about her most significant legislative accomplishments, Ms. Clarke noted her role along with other Democrats in passing the Affordable Care Act.
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Giddins notes, but just in passing, "the undertow of loss and fear, the threat of unremitting loneliness" in many of Crosby's song selections.
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It is almost certain that the party would have succeeded in passing the no-confidence vote, given its dominance in the legislative body.
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Two groups noticed: meteorologists, who mentioned the storm in passing, if at all, in news reports; and surfers, who chattered breathlessly about it.
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Elisa Lees Muñoz, executive director of the International Women's Media Foundation, said on Wednesday that she had heard about the episode in passing.
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" Referring to a conversation with Trump, Mulvaney said, "Did he also mention to me in passing the corruption related to the DNC server?
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As a young member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee in 1997, I played a part in passing the FDA Modernization Act.
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But a bipartisan bill from the Senate Finance Committee languished on the sidelines as Pelosi led House Democrats in passing their own legislation.
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He was also instrumental in passing a tough security law that was particularly punitive toward nongovernmental rescue ships that operate in the Mediterranean.
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Gordon, who completed a season-high 44 passes in 64 attempts, led the FBS in passing yards per game (429.2) entering the game.
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On the debate stage, he criticized Biden's involvement in passing the 1994 crime bill that led to the mass incarceration of African Americans.
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In "My War Criminal," she mentions these experiences with sexual violence in passing, sequestering them to a terse parenthetical in the last pages.
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Bread for the World is encouraging the House and the Senate to unite in passing a global nutrition resolution, committing to fighting malnutrition.
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But in passing SESTA/FOSTA, publishers were suddenly held responsible for posts and digital ads for prostitution work that included consensual sex work.
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He said the delay in passing the spending plan was largely due to a number of ministries and government agencies providing incomplete information.
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"There's no point in passing a budget except as a political exercise and it's a political exercise of marginal benefit," said the lawmaker.
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McConnell and others have noted the difficulty Republicans are likely to have in passing an ObamaCare repeal bill with a 51-49 majority.
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Trump has also signaled his willingness to work with Democrats in passing tax cuts, as he pushes for his first major legislative victory.
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He doesn't appear in the first few episodes, only mentioned in passing by Midge's exasperated parents Abe (Tony Shaloub) and Rose (Marin Hinkle).
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Aslan shows little interest in religious traditions that don't fit this pattern, such as Hinduism and Buddhism, which are mentioned only in passing.
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"The law does not allow license because someone is a good person," Quaintance said in passing the a sentence before a hushed courtroom.
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According to McCain, he didn't recall ever having a previous conversation with Sir Andrew Wood, but may have met him before in passing.
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With Keenum at the helm, the Rams are 24th in passing yards, 28th in passer rating, and second in most interceptions with 11.
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McCain has said publicly that he would vote to advance the bill, though he has been critical of the process in passing the bill.
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"Super Predator was the term associated with the 1994 Crime Bill that Sleepy Joe Biden was so heavily involved in passing," Trump tweeted Sunday.
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For instance, Judson and her colleagues recently succeeded in passing a foam ban in DC, which took effect on January 1 of this year.
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Instead, I simply mentioned the bad review 30 or 40 times in passing to everyone I have ever met, and moved on — sort of.
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"He has not made hardly any progress that anybody can detect in passing an authorization to use military force against ISIL," Mr. Earnest said.
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A junior and the program's career leader in passing yards (2500,123) and touchdowns (212), Hackenberg completed 224 of 23 for 139 yards against Georgia.
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The virus outbreak, a drought and a delay in passing the fiscal budget would affect a large number of businesses and employment, it said.
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He ranks second in the nation in passing efficiency and leads the Big 383 after setting the FBS record for passing efficiency last season.
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He remains the league's all-time leading passer with 6,300 completions, and ranks second in passing touchdowns with 508, behind only Peyton Manning's 539.
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Everyone that I've spoken to, whether they even met him or knew him well or just in passing, has been deeply affected by this.
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The bill, the American Health Care Act, faces hurdles in passing without changes, especially in a Senate in which three GOP defections kill it.
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The state of emergency enables Erdogan and the government to bypass parliament in passing new laws and allows them to suspend rights and freedoms.
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Five of his 22 interceptions last year were in the red zone, but he still led the Sun Belt Conference in passing efficiency (23).
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Scott has only been mentioned in passing, and pretty much all we know about him is that he has a history of mental illness.
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"Never in my judicial career have I seen a man falling from such a height," said High Court justice Andrew Chan in passing sentence.
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" Spin on Democrats: "We are now looking at the possibility of a difficulty in passing government funding legislation because of disagreements on immigration policy.
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Junior quarterback Jacob Park ranks 224th in the NCAA in passing (311.7 yards) and has four 300-yard passing games in six career starts.
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Brady ranks fourth all-time in passing yards with 70,514, though he'll almost certainly pass Brett Favre (71,838) and Peyton Manning (71,940) this season.
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"In passing charter school legislation in 2017, the governor showed he was determined to move toward privatizing education in Jefferson County specifically," she said.
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Instead, all we would do in passing PROMESA is to convert "full faith" to bad faith, and that's no way to run a republic.
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In passing this bill, Republicans are living the words of renowned political philosopher Janis Joplin: "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose."
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This was an odd strategy, given that Mohammed had succeeded in passing himself off as a non-jihadist even to the French intelligence services.
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It should be noted in passing that the term, fentanyl, is frequently used to refer to a family of related compounds including fentanyl analogues.
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Playing in his ninth season, Ryan led all quarterbacks with a 117.1 passer rating and placed second in passing yards (4,944) and touchdowns (38).
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Sophomore quarterback McKenzie Milton leads the Knights' attack while topping the nation in passing efficiency (199.7) and tying for 14th with 19 touchdown passes.
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If Bowman, No. 3 in the NCAA in passing yards with 1,680, is not able to play, sophomore Jett Duffey likely would replace him.
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Yes, he mentioned it in passing, but only on the way to rah-rahing himself, denigrating foreigners, and announcing policies that terrified the markets.
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The board approved the fee two years ago, and information about it was mentioned in passing at an annual meeting with shareholders this spring.
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Tino lost one parent and may have been abandoned by the other, and he's also the victim of bullying — all mentioned largely in passing.
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But the panel said that in passing those two measures, Congress never explicitly nullified or modified a 1997 settlement allowing for such bail hearings.
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Surveillance is mentioned in passing, privacy appears a dim concern, and there's hardly a mention of any tech figure not named Zuckerberg or Page.
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Rohrabacher's spokesman Ken Grubbs issued a statement to NBC News stating that the subject of Ukraine came up "in passing" during the 2013 meeting.
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The story mentioned Brimelow in passing while noting that the two men appeared on a panel together at the 2012 Conservative Political Action Conference.
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While searching for a lawyer to handle estate issues, Ms. Hofeller mentioned the backups in passing to an official at Common Cause North Carolina.
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" And she and Zelikow refer only in passing to the Iraq war, observing with supreme understatement that the results "are still being debated today.
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Recently, the rise of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, along with more women in legislative power, has renewed interest in passing the ERA.
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Delays in passing budgets, amid wrangling between the executive and legislature, are common in Nigeria and hindered the implementation of Buhari's previous spending plans.
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The Wildcats rank last in the SEC in passing yards allowed per game and must face the Commodores and red-hot quarterback Kyle Shurmur.
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China's Ministry of Commerce also on Wednesday published its economic priorities for 2020, which only mentioned the trade conflict with the U.S. in passing.
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The poll comes less than a week after Senate Republicans fulfilled a major campaign promise in passing legislation to overhaul the U.S. tax code.
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If he succeeds in passing incremental legislation through coalition-style governing, he could end his first year in office accomplishing all of his goals.
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Dan Bishop, best known for his lead role in passing the state's "bathroom bill," will defeat Democrat Dan McCready in the closely-watched race.
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But I will always and forever appreciate the show's particular delight in passing judgment on good and bad in the form of cultural references.
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" In a statement, the Secret Service said that they investigate all threats to the president "whether they be direct, implied, or comments in passing.
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In passing the milestone, "Black Panther" has become one of only seven films to earn at least $85033 million domestically, according to the Reporter.
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Meanwhile, in Washington, moderate House Democrats joined Republicans in passing a bipartisan Senate bill sending $4.6 billion aid to the border on June 27.
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In passing, Biddle explained that one reason he signed on for this adventure is that once he was a full believer in the paranormal.
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Yeah, because I think in some way the more you say it, the more you normalize it, and people just say it in passing.
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Whatsit (Reese Witherspoon) shows up at the Murry family's door, and amid sandwiches and tea, she mentions, in passing, that "tesseracts" are real. Mrs.
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Ted Kennedy, where he played a key role in passing legislation making it it a federal crime to burn or vandalize a place of worship.
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The House has been pretty good in passing bills that support Trump's agenda; over 200 House-passed bills are waiting in the cuck-filled Senate.
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Microsoft's actually mentioned its next generation console Microsoft's E3 announcement was the only one to mention actual new consoles, even if it was in passing.
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While it may survive a vote today in the House, it faces a tougher uphill battle in passing the Senate and avoiding a Trump veto.
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It also further demonstrates how significant Giuliani was in brokering access to the President regarding Ukraine policy and in passing messages to other administration officials.
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Although we haven't heard Arya mutter her kill list to herself in a long time, she has mentioned it in passing to Sansa this season.
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Trump mentioned the country only once in passing during his reelection launch in Orlando, where many Venezuelans fleeing the regime have settled in recent years.
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His best season was with New York in 2148 when he went 10-6 and set career highs in passing yards (3,905) and touchdowns (31).
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Meanwhile, their defense is fresh off a bye and gets to face an offense that is 20nd in rushing yards and 22.5th in passing yards.
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The parliamentarian was instrumental in passing a rule last year that allowed for members to breastfeed in the senate chambers, according to The Courier Mail.
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Regardless, as Apple continues to operate and expand in the health and wellness sector, it would do well to avoid featuring pseudoscience, even in passing.
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They seek to expand government in passing massive increases in military spending when we have no wars to fight or that we should be fighting.
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We are also broader in our interests; Charles Darwin, for example, received just over a dozen mentions in his lifetime, all of them in passing.
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The Republican-led U.S. Congress faces a tough challenge in passing tax reform legislation, having already failed to deliver on healthcare reform sought by Trump.
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But last week the state legislature stepped in, passing a law that would overturn the fingerprinting requirement but still require regular background checks for drivers.
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Iggy insist the two were simply having "normal in passing conversation" -- not finishing up a date, as the photo agency who shot the pics suggested.
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He owns the record for the most passing touchdowns (224) in pro football history and is the NFL's career leader in passing yards with 993,299.
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But the financier's powerful associates get referred to in passing all the time, making it easy to lose track of who, specifically, we're talking about.
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She acknowledges in passing that Democratic donors, including two hedge-fund billionaires, George Soros and Tom Steyer, have funnelled money into their own political causes.
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Those who are familiar with Crumb's art only in passing will know him for the big, sturdy, sexualized women he drools over in his comics.
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"Against Tunisia, I expect we'll do more when we have the ball, in passing, making the right choices, playing at a higher tempo," Degryse said.
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The four-time Pro Bowl selection enters his 15th NFL season ranked seventh all-time in passing yards (55,981) and eighth in TD passes (360).
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Some made the trip in a modified horse trailer, disappointing the children in passing cars craning their necks for a glimpse of tail or rump.
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But that feeling evaporated, she said, the moment Mr. McHale mentioned in passing, about two weeks in to their conversations, that he had a girlfriend.
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Through their electoral success in many federal states and the Bundesrat upper chamber of parliament, the Greens already have a major say in passing laws.
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His vote for and leadership of the Republican Party during that time was a key component in passing the historic Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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He mentioned being sick only in passing, and if illness or mortality figured into his thinking about the piece, you won't hear it from him.
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For the third consecutive week, Siemian increased his output, and in Sunday's win, he reached career highs in passing yards (312) and passing touchdowns (4).
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UnitedHealthcare announced in early March it would take similar steps in passing along savings it gets on prescriptions straight to the consumers who buy them.
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He gambled that a moderate Republican, who said he disliked government but realized voters wanted it, might succeed in passing legislation where Democrats had failed.
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Financial stocks have struggled so far this year amid delays in passing new legislation that would reduce tax rates and loosen regulation on the industry.
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However, Washington State head coach Mike Leach instead called Minshew and made him an offer: "Do you want to come lead the country in passing?"
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Whatever Watson is doing, it's working — over the last five games, Watson is first in completion percentage, first in passing yards, and third in touchdowns.
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A sensational and tragic revelation that might have been at the volcanic center of a more familiar kind of book is disclosed almost in passing.
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Any state trying a go-it-alone strategy will face challenges possibly more vexing than the ones Congress would confront in passing a nationwide law.
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We need Governor Cuomo to be a real climate leader and embrace this common-sense idea, and lead the country in passing it into law.
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Certainly there was some of that involved in passing Obamacare, and I'm sure there's some in this case, too, though I don't know how much.
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As the child shuttles between two wildly different parents, the soft and poignantly detailed art marks time in passing seasons and the child's chaotic dreams.
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Among the 350 families he studied, no religious group was more effective in passing on their religious identity and beliefs to their children than Mormons.
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Inside the Nose of an Elephant Photographing Ordinary Life in Passing Queer Love in Color So, You Think You Can Play in the U.S. Open?
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I wrote in passing yesterday that we needed to do "the Mark Cuban thing" on a national scale, and some of you asked for clarification.
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While I've heard in passing (from articles and podcasts) that it could be good to pour money into a declining market, I never understood why.
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Mr. Smith mentioned in passing that he was also constructing crosswords, and was excited to see his first puzzle published in The New York Times.
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Backup Mac Jones started the fourth game of his career at Auburn and had two costly interceptions, despite career highs in passing yards and touchdowns.
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In court, it's true, a judge refers in passing to people with fewer resources than Charlie and Nicole; but one line barely leaves a dent.
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Though significant issues remain to be ironed out in conference, Congress can take pride in passing what is on balance pro-growth, pro-taxpayer legislation.
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Late in Joshua Cohen's new novel, "Moving Kings," I noted a word, "precariat," which, though mentioned only in passing, seemed to offer an interpretive key.
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But the board game wouldn't be picked up on a large scale until decades later, after a Macy's executive discovered it in passing in 1952.
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Illinois and Texas joined Louisiana this year in passing laws that will require high school seniors to fill out the FAFSA as a graduation requirement.
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The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation{here} laid the groundwork for others to follow in passing their own versions of stricter data privacy laws.
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Quarterback Dak Prescott is leading the league in passing yards per game, and the defense is sixth in the league in opponent yards per game.
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I think there are lots of people who use Google+, if only in passing; I think there are vanishingly few of them who love it.
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Ryan, who is second in the N.F.L. in passing yards and touchdowns this season, said he trained with NeuroTracker at least three times a week.
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Then later in the interview, Johnson mentioned in passing that she left one of DeGeneres' previous parties prematurely, to which the host showed apparent confusion.
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He is second nationally with 4,715 passing yards and in passing efficiency rating (20153) while directing the nation's most-productive offense (554.4 yards per game).
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Ryan ranks second in the league in passing (210,21 yards) and third in touchdown tosses (313) while Jones leads the league in receiving yards (231,227).
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And the endless greed spawned by free market capitalism and lax regulations, which created the crash in the first place, gets mentioned simply in passing.
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It was a 1990 interview my cousin had conducted with my grandfather in Turkish, a language I had heard in passing but never fully understood.
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But that ended up not being the case: During the trial, it was only mentioned in the jury instructions and in passing by the prosecutor.
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If Republicans do succeed in passing a bill, they will have to do something much harder: implement that new law, and make it work well.
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And court opinions that have mentioned the term in passing while ruling on other questions have come to very different opinions about what it means.
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Renfro: Right, or even how mentions of the Revolutionary War are done in passing, so if you aren't familiar with the original story it doesn't register.
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For decades, art writers have touched on form only lightly and in passing, on the way to their reports on style and expression and detachable messages.
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Lady Bird's shame about her family's circumstances, and her delight in passing muster with Danny's family, does not read as identity crisis but as identity formation.
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Musk said Wednesday the product he is "personally most excited about" is the forthcoming Tesla pickup truck, an idea he has mentioned in passing for years.
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Scent is more elusive, unstable, mysterious—when you're out, you can get a distinct whiff of something suddenly in passing and be like, What is that?
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Two years later, the Tigers led the country in passing offense (33 yards per game) and finished second nationally in total offense (566.1 yards per game).
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It also arrives in a post-Snowden era where governments, like those in the EU, are getting involved in passing user data privacy regulations and legislation.
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He was completely lovely and while the cameramen were setting up, I told him in passing the story of when I met him in Nice Airport.
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However, his administration faces a hurdle in passing the extra budget bill in parliament, where his Democratic Party holds only 41 percent of the 2017 seats.
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His mention in passing of landscapes is crucial, in that Simon paints the Nike swoosh as Gustave Courbet painted the seaside at Etretat — as a realist.
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O/U: 217 ABOUT THE BILLS (5-5): Taylor takes back the reins of the Bills' offense, which ranks 30th in passing but 11th in rushing.
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The Bills also have struggled when in possession of the ball, ranking 22th in total offense (23 yards per game) and 53st in passing offense (25).
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Graham Tanaka, whose $15.1 million Tanaka Growth fund is up 17.8 percent since the election, said he expected Trump to succeed in passing corporate tax cuts.
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In a standalone episode, it gets the chance to stand out not as something glimpsed in passing, but as a key moment in a character's development.
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Schiller also testified that later that night, as Trump was headed back to his hotel room, he and Trump discussed that earlier offer again in passing.
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And yet Trump has only used the word "caravan" once since election day, and it was almost in passing, at a news conference the next day.
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Soon after their talk, the Sanders campaign issued a statement criticizing the party for allegedly unfair treatment and addressing the turmoil in Nevada only in passing.
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The Moon Jae-in administration faces a hurdle in passing the bill in parliament, where Moon's Democratic Party holds only 22018 percent of the 13 seats.
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The debate is a last ditch Hail Mary for the Graham-Cassidy bill, which faces a tremendous amount of headwinds in passing the Senate this week.
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Harris and Wiley had met in passing, and Wiley attended the opening night of "Slave Play," but they were overdue for a meeting of the minds.
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In 2016, voters in four states — Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada and California — joined Washington, Oregon, Alaska and Colorado in passing ballot measures legalizing pot for recreational purposes.
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"Back in June 2016, I mentioned in passing that I happened to be planning to give a speech at a university in Moscow," Page told CNN.
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While they were successful in passing tax cuts, they failed to cut spending in any meaningful way while holding a majority in the House and Senate.
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She could also face opposition in passing the second piece of legislation to end employer-based coverage, as even many Democrats have resisted scrapping private insurance.
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There is no doubt that the president's success in passing a tax restructuring bill which actually encourages growth was a step toward an economically stronger nation.
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In passing that law in 2005, Congress granted gun dealers and manufacturers legal immunity in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and every U.S. territory.
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ABOUT VANDERBILT (3-373): You won't find any of the Commodores among the conference leaders in passing statistics, but Ralph Webb has the running game humming.
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In passing the omnibus appropriations bill for fiscal 2017 last month, Republicans and Democrats found the common ground to restore and even increase federal research dollars.
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Any other tips or tricks came to me in the form of podcasts, conversations with friends, or people I thought were experts sharing tips in passing.
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Aim to complete a few "nice-to-have" items, Wessel's term for projects your boss has mentioned in passing but hasn't had the time to do.
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Ohio, Texas and Mississippi have been some of the most aggressive states in passing laws to restrict access to the procedure and strip funding from clinics.
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John Soat, Eric Rieper, and Ross McCampbell—together making up the group Point in Passing—launched the cryptic web toy on April 3 with little fanfare.
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister, told reporters in Washington last week that Canada intended to move "in tandem" with the United States in passing the legislation.
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His speech mentioned priorities like terrorism, Iran and North Korea in passing, but included nothing about China, Russia, Europe, climate change, global health or other priorities.
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As a potential chair of the influential committee and a leader in passing Dodd-Frank, she could be well placed to enact regulatory action on tech.
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As Abouzeid mentions in passing and others have confirmed independently, the United States "rendition" program turned over several suspects to the grotesque ministrations of Syria's interrogators.
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I could recall mentions of this sort of thing, here and there, in passing conversations or showing up in essays penned by women older than me.
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Farenthold had in a recent interview blamed several female senators who were critical of the healthcare bill for the Senate's original struggles in passing the legislation.
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Marino was a leader in passing the legislation last year that made it tougher for the Drug Enforcement Administration to stop suspicious shipments of prescription drugs.
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Flake would serve his constituents much better if he was less focused on writing a book and attacking the president" and more involved in "passing legislation.
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Our Task Force was instrumental in passing 14 House bills to address the opioid crisis that became part of the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA).
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Bibi and other campaigners say they feel betrayed by the delay in passing the tough anti-trafficking law, which promises speedy justice and rehabilitation to survivors.
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Graham Tanaka, whose $15.1 million Tanaka Growth fund is up 15.6 percent since the election, said he expected Trump to succeed in passing corporate tax cuts.
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Line: Falcons by 29 ½ Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan is registering career bests in passing yards per game (22002), yards per attempt (28) and passer rating (230).
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In Facebook's last two earnings calls, the company mentioned share buybacks only in passing, and no one on Wall Street asked about a dividend even once.
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Steve Zimmer, president of the LAUSD Board of Education, said that he and the other board members wanted to reassure worried families in passing the resolution.
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And before a crowd of several hundred here, he tossed off anecdotes about Justice Scalia, noting in passing that he had known the man for 20 years.
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UP TO THE BOOTH: Tony Romo, the Dallas franchise leader in passing yards and touchdowns, will call his first Cowboys game as the lead analyst for CBS.
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That means the incoming president will get most or all of his Cabinet picks confirmed and will have a relatively free hand in passing his congressional agenda.
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In passing, Minch tells us about the heirloom tomatoes in the panzanella salad; they're brought in by a former chef who started working on a farm upstate.
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Andrew Luck has returned to form after last year's injury-shortened campaign and ranks third in the league in passing yards with 14 touchdowns against four interceptions.
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I would say to them that it's okay to be scared, and it's okay to be confused because that's exactly what people wanted [in] passing this bill.
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"Republicans must be ready to join Democrats in passing a timely relief bill that makes all necessary resources available through emergency spending," Pelosi said in a statement.
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And just from a world-building perspective, Castle Rock is a constant presence, referred to in passing in nearly every important King work — including the series 11.22.
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If the accused acknowledges past crimes — like Andy Dick has before, and does again on Love, even if just in passing — does that actually ease their severity?
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"....Super Predator was the term associated with the 1994 Crime Bill that Sleepy Joe Biden was so heavily involved in passing," Trump wrote in the first tweet.
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Ta'amu, who entered the game seventh in the NCAA in passing efficiency, finished his day 7 of 22 for 133 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions.
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Trump made the comment after he outlined his goals for the GOP bill, which faces a tough test in passing the U.S. Senate in its current form.
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Picture the scene, you've been on a number of dates with a suitor during which you've both mentioned in passing your love of a good G&T.
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Exactly 12 hours before the government was set to shut down, the Senate followed the House in passing a one-week funding bill to keep it open.
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"Deadlines, priorities and goals constantly change, but you only uncover this news when a colleague casually mentions it in passing, instead of through your manager," Augustine says.
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Morrissey has made careless and questionable remarks not only in passing interviews, but in his songs as well, which for such a deft lyricist seems extra condemning.
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In particular, GOP leaders in Congress hope that success in passing tax-cut legislation will re-energize their own voter base after dispiriting failures to repeal Obamacare.
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"Deadlines, priorities and goals constantly change, but you only uncover this news when a colleague casually mentions it in passing, instead of through your manager," she says.
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The Senate has a historic chance to break from its usual pattern on legislation and do its part in passing meaningful reform of our criminal justice system.
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While those advocates have had little success outlawing the practice on the federal or state level, they have had success in passing bans on the local level.
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Every credit card offer has something called a "Schumer Box," named for U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer, who was instrumental in passing the federal Truth in Lending Act.
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"It took 15 years before the existence of his wife, his second wife, was ever mentioned in press," and even then, it was in passing, he added.
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He and incumbent speed backer Telvin Smith make for a formidable combination underneath, and now the Jags no longer need to rely on Posluszny in passing situations.
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"We were excited about the prospect of the character, because she's mentioned in passing in the previous season," co-showrunner D.B. Weiss says in post-episode commentary.
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De León also was instrumental in passing a single-payer bill in California, which ultimately was stopped by fellow Democratic lawmakers due to a lack of funding.
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Sure enough, when their split finally comes, Lloyd Webber mentions in passing that Brightman was apparently having an affair with a keyboard player in the "Phantom" orchestra.
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In passing readers learn that he has children, grandchildren and a brother, and that he first ran for the Senate as a third-party candidate in 1971.
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As she herself notes in passing, many critics of the ordinance didn't like pornography either; they were just more leery of deploying state power to regulate sexuality.
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The first and only wedding I ever attended was in prison, when an inmate I knew only in passing invited me to serve as his best man.
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The move "reminds audiences, at least in passing, that his role in the 2004 controversy was minimal, insignificant, and/or manufactured by his performing partner," Holland said.
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The offense, known as Air Coryell and helmed by quarterback Dan Fouts, now a Hall of Famer, leads the N.F.L. in passing from 246.7 to 292.9. Jan.
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Women are also much less likely to have others encourage them to run for office — whether that's a party official or even a friend in passing conversation.
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Philip Rivers (LAC at Patriots) — Being fourth in the league in passing attempts has translated into only the 13th most fantasy points per game among quarterbacks (15.5).
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On Tuesday, Mr. Murphy joined House Republicans in passing a bill that would ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy, a measure that passed 237 to 189.
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" In passing along the letter to another official, a state corrections department executive hand-wrote: "I'm not intending to respond — just thought it was an odd correspondence.
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Packers 223, Cowboys 218 Dak Prescott set a career high in passing yards and Amari Cooper set a career high in receiving yards and Dallas lost anyway.
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QB: Former Ole Miss starter Jordan Ta'amu, who led the SEC in passing last season and signed a contract with the Texans before being released in August.
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The state of play: Warren touched on this goal in passing during Tuesday's Democratic debate when she was asked about her goal of breaking up tech giants.
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Ryan, who led the Falcons with club records in passing yards and touchdowns, was chosen as the league's most valuable player and offensive player of the year.
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As in the modernist novels of Woolf and Tolstoy cited in passing throughout, the true action of Taylor's novel exists beneath the surface, buried in subterranean spaces.
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After ranking in the top three in passing yards allowed in the league in each of the past three years, the Vikings dropped to 15th in 2019.
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Almost as a side note, Jackson, who set a single-season record for rushing yards by a quarterback, also led the N.F.L. in passing touchdowns with 36.
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Sure, one character may speak in passing of taking up "armed rebellion," but for the most part, these are people wanting simply to get through the day.
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While he warned of "a whole range" of internal and external threats — economic, military and environmental — he mentioned Hong Kong only once, and then only in passing.
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In the 2018 season, his most recent full campaign, Tagovailoa was the nation's most efficient passer and led the Southeastern Conference in passing touchdowns and passing yardage.
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In the 2018 season, his most recent full campaign, Tagovailoa was the nation's most efficient passer and led the Southeastern Conference in passing touchdowns and passing yardage.
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But as he did so, Familia mentioned something "in passing" to an athletic trainer about minor tingling in the ring finger on his throwing hand, Alderson said.
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That criticism was thought to have kept her off Mr. Trump's list of vice-presidential candidates, although her name was mentioned in passing before he chose Gov.
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After emerging largely unscathed after the final round of questions from senators that stretched late into Thursday evening, Kavanaugh could take comfort in passing his biggest test.
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I do not believe in passing laws against B.D.S. — people can boycott whomever they want — but I do believe it is not a helpful movement at all.
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We learned extensively about STDs, while condoms and contraception were only mentioned in passing, and the emotional aspect of sex wasn't, to my recollection, discussed at all.
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Forty years ago, Thomas B. Hess mentioned her in passing in a review of the painter David Budd that appeared in New York Magazine (March 21959, 21941).
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Some of those gains were retraced this week as Republicans in Congress faced stiff opposition from conservatives in passing a bill to replace the Obamacare health law.
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Lawrence was a high-school star who set Georgia state records in passing yards and touchdowns, and he has only continued his trajectory to the college level.
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Legislatively, it's possible that some members of Congress will feel less urgency in passing a bill to address the status of DACA recipients as quickly as possible.
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Lastly, let's return to the matter of diet composition and quality, noting in passing that diet quality is all about foods, and not at all about macronutrient thresholds.
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And he had a key role in passing the 1994 crime bill, now regarded by progressives as a driver of mass incarceration that disproportionately harmed people of color.
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Sato said that the United Kingdom's decision in June - defying market expectations in passing the Brexit referendum - to leave the European Union is still fresh in investors' minds.
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As a member and head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, he wrote and was the key leader in passing policies that helped develop today's punitive criminal justice system.
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Up popped an interview with him on a Czech website — in which he mentioned, in passing, that he was lucky not to have been jailed for his beliefs.
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The tussle with the Senate over his son's appointment risks further isolating the firebrand president within Congress, where other leaders have taken up the momentum in passing legislation.
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McConnell told reporters on Tuesday that he was "extremely interested" in passing both the background check measure and a school safety bill "soon," but he did not elaborate.
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His advice is "concise, many-sided," jewel-like in its precision, and Finck, in her own loopy, oblique way, seems to mirror his spirit in Passing for Human.
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During Friday's press briefing, Spicer answered dozens of questions on Trump and Ryan's confidence in passing the Obamacare replacement, which at the time, was on its last legs.
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And then he said something in passing that completely blew my mind — he said, 'If you got down to 230, you probably wouldn't need any of the meds.
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Ninth all-time in passing yardage at Iowa, the senior quarterback helped the Hawkeyes break a three-game losing streak by going 13 of 21 for 178 yards.
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Obamacare and the Second Amendment He spoke broadly about the court and mentioned in passing the challenge to the Affordable Care Act -- taking a dig at the name.
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When Republicans faced an incredibly difficult challenge in passing health care legislation, he was either nowhere to be seen or subtly undermining it in comments to the press.
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Gun related suicides were only raised once during the show, when the President, almost in passing, mentioned that two-thirds of gun deaths are the result of suicides.
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Last week the House of Representatives joined the Senate in passing a bill commonly known as JASTA that would create a statutory mechanism for victims of the Sept.
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"Republicans must be ready to join Democrats in passing a timely relief bill that makes all necessary resources available through emergency spending," she said in a statement Monday.
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It's actually OK—picking up your post is a great way to meet your closest neighbors, none of whom live close enough for you to meet in passing.
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"Joe's work in passing Jessie's Law is proof that he is committed to fighting the opioid epidemic and will stand up to anyone that gets in his way."
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The event drew support not just from friends but from writers Mr. Bock knew only in passing, among them Sam Lipsyte, Gary Shteyngart, Mary Gaitskill and Jim Shepard.
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The albopictus, on the other hand, feeds on both humans and animals, which in turn lessens the odds that it will be as effective in passing the virus.
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In passing the JUST Act, Congress would ensure transparency and accountability among the 47 countries that endorsed the 85033 Terezin Declaration on Holocaust Era Assets and Related Issues.
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Likewise, we hear in passing of undocumented mini-migrants and of terrorists who are forcibly downsized, as if sent into exile, but these fascinating ideas go largely unexplored.
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True, nuclear generators were important in passing the test, but hasty implementation of the proposed Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule is still a solution in search of a problem.
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Whether he succeeds or fails in passing the health bill, future majorities have a precedent for ramming partisan legislation crafted in secret through the budget reconciliation process quickly.
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I'd heard in passing of "fat friendly" doctor lists circulated among the fat community to help one another find health care where the emphasis isn't only on weight.
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Sanders's side clearly sees health care as an opening to contrast them because their candidate says he is invested in passing Medicare-for-all as soon as possible.
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After he leaves, Obamacare will remain, a reminder that he succeeded where presidents before him had failed for a century in passing a comprehensive national health insurance bill.
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After all, although Mayella falsely accuses Tom, she has, in fact, been assaulted—by her father, whose full name, we learn in passing, is Robert E. Lee Ewell.
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Shortly after, Alabama followed Georgia and Indiana in passing increasingly restrictive bills criminalizing abortion — in Alabama's case, threatening doctors with 99 years in prison for performing the procedure.
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But that doesn't mitigate the need for us to get our government to perform the way it did in passing the New Deal and Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.
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But in passing the bill, and following a flurry of last-minute action from special interest lobbyists, lawmakers left some money on the table, ultimately dooming the effort.
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Markell, who signed the bill into law, credits McBride's work as the key factor in passing the legislation, which banned discrimination in areas such as housing and employment.
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This year, privacy advocates joined lawmakers in passing new regulations designed to protect privacy in Europe (the General Data Protection Regulation, also known as G.D.P.R.) and in California.
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The Red Raiders were among the nation's highest-scoring teams under Kingsbury, and he had two quarterbacks, Case Keenum and Patrick Mahomes, who led the nation in passing.
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It's meant fending off the label they were going after Pelosi, the speaker who played a crucial role in passing Obama's signature legislative accomplishment, the Affordable Care Act.
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The House has done its part in passing H.R. 4, the Voting Rights Advancement Act, which cracks down on voter purges that have disparate impact on minority populations.
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We knew Dom had a younger sister named Mia, but how have neither of them ever mentioned Jakob in any previous installment of the franchise, even in passing?
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In passing sweeping tax reform at the end of 2017, Senate Republicans used a process known as reconciliation, shrinking the number of required votes to a simple majority.
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Those close to Mr. Trump had mentioned Ms. Haley in passing during the vice-presidential hunt this year, but considered her damaged by her opposition to the nominee.
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Snead transferred to Ole Miss in 2007 and went on to have great years for the Rebels, finishing in the school's all-time top ten in passing yards.
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Success in passing the largest reform package in decades would eliminate the oft-repeated charge that President Trump has not accomplished anything in nearly a year in office.
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Paralyzed in an accident at 21986, she devoted her life to changing perceptions of the disabled and was a key player in passing the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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Beyond the obvious value in passing the blame off on Iran, Russia stands to benefit politically and economically if America is prodded into a hotter conflict with Tehran.
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Here Pichai again seeks to reframe the debate around what is, by nature, an extremely rights-hostile technology — talking only in passing of "nefarious uses" of facial recognition.
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Her biggest area of concern: A number of sites flubbed how they explained postpartum preeclampsia — sometimes mentioning it only in passing, or sometimes failing to mention it entirely.
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He mentions the shooting of Tamir Rice in passing, as if it were merely an excuse for the students to rile themselves up, rather than an existential threat.
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Wives of the Islamic State leaders, the article noted, also played an important role in passing information to minimize the risk that the group's communications would be intercepted.
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The man who won the presidency as an immigration hawk above all would become the president who succeeded in passing an "amnesty" where his two predecessors had failed.
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The other two, Oda Krogh and Aase Nørregaard, Munch's contemporaries among the Kristiania Bohemians of the 1880s, he refers to only in passing and doesn't say they're artists.
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AT A wedding in the southern province of Kandal, the resignation of Sam Rainsy, the country's longtime opposition leader, is announced in passing by a teenager scrolling through Facebook.
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Waters was instrumental in passing legislation that allowed members of Parliament to breastfeed in senate chambers, and put it to use when she returned from maternity leave in May.
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It's the same reason I've opted to move the accessories section up to the top of the review, when we generally, at best, talk about such things in passing.
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The past two weeks, he&aposs refrained from participating in passing drills on Wednesday and Thursday before taking all of the snaps with the first-team offense on Friday.
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The Bucs are second in the NFL in passing yards and are fourth in total offense, in part because they&aposve played from behind in most of their games.
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Many still remain strangers that I've only met in passing, but one or two reminded me of an old teacher or uncle, and with them, I spent more time.
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Brady reportedly "showed plenty of zip and strength" during the first minicamp session, according to Boston Globe's Jim McBride, going 12-15 in passing in 11-on-11 drills.
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"I had mentioned in passing that although there were hundreds of different kinds of athletic shoes, it was really hard to buy Keds, the old-fashioned sneaker," she wrote.
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While states play an important role in passing green policies, utilities have the opportunity to be a major catalyst for cheaper rate options and more affordable vehicles and chargers.
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According to the New York Times' reporting, Trump made the decision to put health care first "almost in passing" in meetings with Ryan, Priebus, and Vice President Mike Pence.
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The senator, who is the co-leader of the left-wing Greens party, was key in passing legislation last year allowing parliamentary members to breastfeed in the senate chambers.
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He flagged up, in passing, what he described as "the raft of investments in the UK" since the Brexit referendum — name-checking Softbank, Nissan, Google and Apple, "among others".
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While Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he would welcome Democratic help in passing tax reform, it is becoming increasingly clear that it could remain a partisan exercise.
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Romo has his detractors, but he is the Cowboys' career leader in passing yards, touchdown throws and other statistics, surpassing Troy Aikman, Roger Staubach, Danny White and Don Meredith.
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Although it's not clear whether the two met only in passing or were much better acquainted, we see this encounter in a scene in The Assassination of Gianni Versace.
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As Senate Judiciary Committee chairman four years later, Biden played a pivotal role in passing the 1994 crime bill that included a decade-long ban on assault-style weapons.
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In "Passing Strange," Stew narrated a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age tale and led the onstage band as an ensemble of performers enacted the story in front of him.
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The European Union has taken another step forward in passing a suite of new copyright proposals that could dramatically harm consumer freedom and the internet as we know it.
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The momentum is certainly present to expand the privacy protections afforded to electronic information because Congress rarely shows the type of unanimity the House did in passing the bill.
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The GOP also faces challenges in passing whatever tax bill they produce through budget reconciliation, a process that would allow Republicans to avoid a Democratic filibuster in the Senate.
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Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday sought to tackle errors in their signature tax law through a letter meant to clarify Congress's intent in passing the law.
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Trump issued a veto on Friday — the first of his presidency — after 12 GOP senators joined with all Democrats in passing the measure to overturn the president's emergency declaration.
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My Los Angeles midwives had switched up the midwife on duty at the last minute and had left me with somebody whom I had only met once, in passing.
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Pelosi led Congress in passing the 2009 Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, which expanded educational opportunities and reformed the financial aid system to save billions of taxpayers' dollars.
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The encounter occurred during a conference in July 2016 at Moscow's New Economic School, Page said, describing it as more of a "hello" in passing than a formal meeting.
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Booker has been a frequent critic of his fellow presidential contender's record on criminal justice, particularly his leadership in passing a 1994 crime bill that included tougher sentencing provisions.
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But while Mr. Ryan asked voters on Friday, forcefully and repeatedly, to support Senator Ron Johnson, the state's embattled incumbent, he mentioned Mr. Trump only once and in passing.
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Analysts said the growth of ETFs can help explain why stocks have gained this year despite delays in passing the Trump administration's pro-growth proposals and increased geopolitical worries.
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The move came after a "brief introduction in passing" between Pruitt and Dow Chemical Co. CEO Andrew Liveris at an energy conference in Houston, according to The Associated Press.
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In March, Oregon joined 23 states in passing legislation to eliminate the "boyfriend loophole," making it the first gun control law passed in the wake of the Parkland shooting.
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This lead me to reggaeton, which I've heard in passing a lot living in Humboldt Park [a predominantly black and Puerto Rican neighborhood in Chicago] the last two years.
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His second reference, a book on women's health from a Dr. Christiane Northrup, does mention nascent iodine, but only in passing and as just another way to consume iodine.
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Cohn has been advocating for Shahira Knight — a senior figure on the NEC who is well-regarded on the Hill and played a crucial role in passing tax reform.
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I did mention this wicked little iOS delight in my "proper" best games piece but it was purely in passing and I feel it deserves a little more love.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden warned of "welfare moms driving luxury cars" and leading wealthy lifestyles in a 1988 newspaper column to highlight Congress' success in passing welfare reform.
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Clemens told me it was named after a young siren who used to sit on the rocks, singing, distracting men in passing boats so they crashed to their deaths.
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And in recent weeks, Republican leaders have quietly started to indicate that if they succeed in passing tax cuts, they will, in fact, look to overhaul government welfare programs.
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But many states still face major opposition in passing significant revenge porn legislature — and as Google itself notes, removing the images from search results won't remove the images themselves.
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Real traumas and outrages are mentioned in passing, rather than dutifully explained; there's a brief look inside the gulag, for instance, with its desperate prisoners and splatters of blood.
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The state of emergency will allow the president and cabinet to bypass parliament in passing new laws and to limit or suspend rights and freedoms as they deem necessary.
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New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees, who surpassed Peyton Manning earlier this season to become the N.F.L.'s career leader in passing yards, has showed no signs of slowing down.
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The House Democrats' health care plan, put together by Ms. Pelosi and several House committee chairmen, builds on the Affordable Care Act, which the speaker was instrumental in passing.
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But in passing the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, Congress also gave the agency broad authority over how prescription opioids and other controlled substances were classified, produced and distributed.
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The approach Sharlet takes with This Brilliant Darkness is a reminder that this vast life is no monolith, only a collection of fragments that are captured but in passing.
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The production is robustly directed by Samuel West, who also happens to be Ms. Wade's partner and the father of their two daughters (who are referred to in passing).
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In truth, though, the Cavaliers nearly matched the Warriors in passing acuity this year — players on both teams touch the ball the shortest possible time before passing it on.
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It hopes the rate will gradually replace the existing fixed benchmark lending rate, and do a better job in passing on lower rates to borrowers in the corporate sector.
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That year, he led the nation in passing yards per attempt, adjusted passing yards per attempt, and touchdowns responsible for en route to becoming Auburn's third Heisman Trophy winner.
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They said legislators departed from procedural norms in passing the law, including classifying it as emergency legislation, cutting debate short and bypassing the ordinary committee process in both chambers.
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There are moments of flickering insight, as in an antisocial German bird-watcher met in passing on Aymeric's property, and a man from whom Florent briefly rents a bungalow.
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The Democrats would find it hard to get support from rival parties in passing chaebol reform bills through a fractured legislature, where a pro-business lobby also remains strong.
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It hopes the rate will gradually replace the existing fixed benchmark lending rate, and do a better job in passing on lower rates to borrowers in the corporate sector.
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Well into the conversation, I just asked him how he was doing and just almost in passing, 'Well I'm doing okay but I have some chemotherapy to get through.
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Sessions also said that he did not recall a conversation with Page during which the former adviser says he told Sessions "in passing" of his impending trip to Moscow.
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"Back in June 2016, I mentioned in passing [to Sessions] that I happened to be planning to give a speech at a university in Moscow," he told CNN recently.
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Despite facing a slim margin of error, Republicans in the House were successful Thursday in passing a new healthcare bill that would effectively repeal portions of Obamacare, Politico reports.
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Key events and details are accurately depicted in the novel, such as the replacement of Manzanar's harsh camp director, Mr. Warden, with a kinder one, which is mentioned in passing.
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The sheer weight of names and interests and alliances can lose cohesion, and Faragher relies too much on a reader's memory for financial and familial connections only mentioned in passing.
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On Sunday, during commentary on Germany's World Cup match against Mexico, Slutsky mentioned, in passing, Alexei Navalny, the opposition leader who has been repeatedly jailed for organizing anti-Kremlin protests.
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Personally, I haven't seen anyone acknowledge 4chan as an entity in real life other than in passing, which is insane to me considering the impact it has on our reality.
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Manville was especially taken by McDormand's statement that those serious about financing female-led stories should discuss it in official meetings, and not in passing at the post-Oscar parties.
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Noting this new development project in passing on the Streams website, DeepMind writes: In time, we hope that [Streams] can help unlock the next wave of innovation in the NHS.
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O) will succeed in passing regulators, according to Moffett ** Sprint last up 0.7 pct, T-Mobile US up 0.1 pct ** Among other telecom index stocks on Mon, Verizon Communications (VZ.
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If Republicans succeed in passing a tax bill by Christmas, as Mr Trump wants, and without any Democratic votes, it will at least be an act of impressive political discipline.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled 2-1 last year that Congress, in passing the appropriations riders, implicitly repealed its statutory obligation to pay the insurers.
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Click here to view original GIFYou've probably played with one in passing while wandering through a toy store, but did you know these expanding plastic spheres have an actual name?
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A majority (56%) say it's not likely that Republicans will be successful in passing their own health care bill, the first time that figure has topped 50% in CNN polling.
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Manning owns the record for the most passing touchdowns (238) in pro football history and is the NFL's career leader in passing yards with 216,24; Brady is fifth with 2770,163.
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Two of these fandoms, furries and Juggalos, have occasionally collided, but it's mostly been in passing—in viral videos, confusing fan art, and old forums where normies dare not tread.
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In that column, Furillo mentioned in passing another nightclub altercation — this one from last summer and leading to the arrest of Cousins' brother Jaleel, who is an NBA minor leaguer.
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I've had the chance to meet many of you in passing and over GVC, and I was able to join many of my team's direct reports for their staff meetings.
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I had made a long trek back from a mission and stopped by a few places, scoped out a squirrel, some chickens, a deer and some other things in passing.
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The Senate has gone first in passing bills to beef up airport security and combat the opioid epidemic, and are working toward a compromise on funding for the Zika virus.
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"Cuts to Social Security are not a credible solution to pay for the $1.9 trillion that Congressional Republicans have recently added to the deficit in passing their tax legislation," Sen.
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The push for the legislation comes as there is stalled momentum on Capitol Hill in passing the measure after it was not included in the omnibus spending bill last month.
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The saga started 18 months ago as a dispute over whether the game balls had been underinflated, which would make them easier to grip and provide an advantage in passing.
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Countless times, I've met someone in passing who I didn't click with right away, only to hear from them days or weeks later with a kind gesture of some sort.
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Other states beyond simply California, Vermont, and Colorado - among them New Jersey and Washington - have also joined in, passing laws on the use of retail data and biometric data, respectively.
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He makes only what he knows he will use each day, so the flavor won't deteriorate in passing back and forth from fridge to counter in the tiny, sweltering kitchen.
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The GOP's slim majority would be further narrowed, to 51-49, by a victorious Jones, leaving the party only a single vote to spare in passing legislation under reconciliation rules.
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The snag in passing health care reforms already saw markets stumble from their rally, as investors reassessed their optimism and assets like the dollar and bond yields saw some volatility.
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The other half is clearly full of important information, but she can't hear any of it — and Charlie clearly has no interest in passing any of it along to her.
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When we asked her in passing if she'd seen Good Morning America's #tealizard joke, she followed up our interview by sending a self-made meme of a lizard sipping tea.
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As chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Mr. McCain was one of the most important voices in passing the vast military spending bill that Mr. Trump signed on Monday.
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Mr. Tydings backed Roosevelt's compulsory universal military service, and Mr. George played a key role in passing the Lend-Lease Act to supply Britain and other countries with military aid.
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A local nomad, a weather-beaten man met in passing on the wild steppe, transported a healthy replacement to my camp from his own herd more than 100 miles away.
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The deal was exactly the sort of something-for-everyone grab bag that used to be a standard feature of Congress before the breakdown in passing the annual spending bills.
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Shocked neighbors speak out Martin's next-door neighbor, Mary McKnight, told CNN she wasn't close with him but the two would say hi in passing at their Aurora apartment complex.
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