The company later sued, arguing that the board's action was invalid because Mr. Solomon's appointment was invalid.
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At the time, Adobe told The Verge that that figure could include "many invalid Adobe IDs, inactive Adobe IDs, Adobe IDs with invalid encrypted passwords, and test account data."
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However, the DOJ, in its filings in the lawsuit, did not endorse the claim that the entire law is invalid even if provisions related to the individual mandate are invalid.
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Delaware County Department of Voter Registration Chief Clerk Mary Jo Headley informed the commission that 3,840 of the forms were invalid for various reasons, including duplicate registration, invalid addresses and other discrepancies.
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In this example, 'acb' would be invalid because it's not in alphabetical order, and 'aabc' would be invalid because it doesn't have an equal number of the letters 'a', 'b', and 'c'.
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By resetting the tokens, Facebook rendered the stolen tokens invalid.
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An action taken for no valid purpose is itself invalid.
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Improving quality going forward doesn't address invalid patents already granted.
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Worse, some large proportion of those patents are certainly invalid.
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The email for SDN appears to be an invalid address.
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The jury rejected Teva's contention that the patent was invalid.
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Any talk of boycotting this event is invalid, I'm afraid.
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But in 2013, the North declared the ceasefire agreement invalid.
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His parents had refused to treat him as an invalid.
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He found that four of the Restasis patents were invalid.
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Campaigns have been told to contact people with invalid ballots.
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Does that mean that the Mueller investigation is somehow invalid?
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"All of those subpoenas were invalid," lawyer Patrick Philbin said.
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The remaining votes were abstentions, unmarked or invalid voting slips.
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The Justice Ministry said the Supreme Court decision was "invalid".
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Finally, recommendations are invalid if they are impossible to implement.
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She lives with an invalid grandmother, whom she cares for.
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Other states do not, rendering them invalid in those locations.
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Third, the ability to challenge invalid patents needs to be strengthened.
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"I don't think it was an invalid concern," Naugle says serenely.
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Although, no woman's response to this kind of attack is invalid.
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The lawsuit asks the court to declare the committees' subpoenas invalid.
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Christie had signed the document, but Pence's promotion made it invalid.
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Somebody calling from Airtel gets message my jio number is invalid.
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Without the mandate, the states maintained, the entire ACA is invalid.
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Blind people are assumed to be unfit, invalid in the community.
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When Tom became an invalid, her faith helped her bear that.
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Democrats sued, challenging local processes that render thousands of ballots invalid.
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No doctor will diagnose mea helpless invalid with an incurable disease.
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Mr. Duterte ordered his arrest this month, declaring the amnesty invalid.
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The Supreme Court held the appointment invalid on a statutory ground.
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The corners of his passport were also cut, rendering it invalid.
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Unstamped papers, or papers within unstamped envelopes, are invalid by law.
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More than 23 percent of employers reported finding invalid education credentials.
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The government's argument that the regulation will protect privacy is invalid.
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Police helped retrieve the trunk, and the money was there, but invalid.
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They construe objectionable opinions as invalid, even as a form of violence.
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Around a tenth of the ballots were deemed invalid by vote-counters.
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The AKP had said previously there were more than 300,000 invalid votes.
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Reagan's use of this invalid procedure was roundly rejected in the courts.
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On the new version of ethereum, the hacker's stolen funds were invalid.
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The reasons we saw ourselves in their work start to appear invalid.
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There were several invalid protest ballots including one that carried an obscenity.
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Reporters can also mark a bet "invalid," ensuring nobody gets a payout.
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" In Coleman's final tweet, he called this "the most invalid claim ever.
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"The court accepted the evidence and declared the marriage invalid," Bharti said.
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China's nonparticipation in the proceedings does not render the tribunal's proceedings invalid.
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But he will be an invalid for the rest of his life.
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So my point is completely invalid then, is that what you're saying?
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The resulting report identified invalid traffic and other concerns, the source said.
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In this case, too, Apple has argued the patent claims are invalid.
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"For invalid cards you will get refund immediately," reads the site's FAQ.
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The annexation is opposed by the United Nations, which deemed it invalid.
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All 14 said they believed such practices may make the warrants invalid.
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She has filed a lawsuit against Trump arguing the agreement is invalid.
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For presidential elections, Congress has the power to prevent invalid electoral votes.
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If Mr. Mueller was improperly appointed, they said, the subpoena was invalid.
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"If China's nine-dash line is invalid as to the Philippines, it is equally invalid to those States and, indeed, the rest of the international community," the lawyers who led the Philippines' legal team said in a statement.
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That's true even though part of her charge in their new show, "Imagining the Imaginary Invalid" — a large-cast elegy with laughter, loosely remixed from Molière's play "The Imaginary Invalid" — is the starring role of the ridiculous hypochondriac Argan.
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The court sided with Mylan, which claimed the patents in question were invalid.
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Even the submission of a large "invalid" form could overwhelm the system's memory.
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Dana has applied to a UAE court to have its sukuk declared invalid.
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All four of VirnetX's patents have been found invalid by the patent office.
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Do not let anyone tell you that your insecurity is trivial or invalid.
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Judges appointed by Mr Morsi's predecessor declared the results of an election invalid.
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Seizures of specimens are not allowed when permits are invalid, fraudulent or dubious.
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It maintained at the time that Supernus' patents were invalid, court papers show.
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"Someone else has to prove it independently, otherwise it's invalid," he told Gizmodo.
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She argues that the agreement is invalid because Trump didn't actually sign it.
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"Any talk of boycotting this event is invalid, I'm afraid," the email said.
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"Any talk of boycotting this event is invalid, I'm afraid," the AGVA wrote.
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Gilead has responded that the government patents are invalid and denied infringing them.
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Turkish ruling AK Party spokesman Omer Celik called it "worthless, invalid and disreputable".
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State laws regulating the affairs of a private organization are not automatically invalid.
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The tribunal's decision "is invalid and has no binding force," the ministry said.
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The rabbinical court there first ruled in April that her conversion was invalid.
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The two had a wedding ceremony in 1990 that was later declared invalid.
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And they have been denounced by the World Health Organization as medically invalid.
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This criticism of lawyers as writers is a generalization, although not completely invalid.
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Like most excuses, they were mocked at the time and later deemed invalid.
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The firm argued that the subpoena was invalid because the agency is unconstitutional.
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"The Articles of impeachment are Constitutionally invalid on their face," the lawyers wrote.
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"We believe the subpoena is invalid as issued," Sekulow said in a statement.
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Many hundreds of invalid patents, many already involved in litigation, have been revoked.
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To say the ban limits their religious freedom is also an invalid argument.
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"Your inquiry is constitutionally invalid and a violation of due process," he wrote.
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When that speculative execution accesses an invalid location in memory, the process aborts.
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Daley, analyzing the genomes, was able to demonstrate that the data were invalid.
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As for noncitizens casting invalid ballots, Mr. Trump was right: It did happen.
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Yet it's hard to ignore the underlying implication: that my identity is invalid.
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The lawsuit claims that the lack of Trump's signature makes the agreement invalid.
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If the tribunal concurs with the petitioner, they may declare the patent invalid.
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Symonds, a lifelong invalid, wrote relentlessly about the naturalness of same-sex desire.
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It is seeking to have them declared invalid in a United Arab Emirates court.
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However, Cordon's lawyers argued that serving papers to a minor was improper and invalid.
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However, less than half the electorate voted, rendering the results of the referendum invalid.
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In 22012, he allegedly processed nearly 22015,300 invalid prescriptions for patients around the country.
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City insisted that Kennedy's failure to disclose his ownership stake rendered his award invalid.
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I don't think that me every wearing dresses when I was younger is invalid.
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The national assembly has warned that such deals will be invalid without its approval.
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His lawyers have argued that the warrant was invalid because he was a candidate.
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His only opponent finished third in the two-man race (invalid ballots came second).
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The by-elections were triggered after France's constitutional court declared last year's results invalid.
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Investel says it patented the technology before Snapchat did so Snapchat's patent is invalid.
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A district court judge agreed with them in December, ruling the entire law invalid.
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He also confirmed that they saw an increase in invalid traffic going to trendingvideos.myspace.
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The commission's letter said that two ballots were declared invalid at the polling station.
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Avenatti argues the agreement is invalid, since Trump did not personally ink the document.
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PiS says that agreement is invalid because Poland was unable to negotiate fair compensation.
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We would never tell someone that their cultural experience of the world is invalid.
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He's looking after his invalid father while juggling school and fretting about financial matters.
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Daniels' lawsuit claims the non-disclosure agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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Two U.S. lower court decisions found the Recovery Act invalid after PREPA creditors sued.
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These complaints often feature dubious infringement claims asserting weak and sometimes outright invalid patents.
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O'Connor argued that the entire law was invalid because parts of it were unconstitutional.
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"We do not hold that the agency decision here was substantively invalid," Roberts wrote.
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Daniels has sued, claiming the nondisclosure agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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The Trump administration contends that people are flooding the asylum system with invalid claims.
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The recent ruling by a Texas judge declaring the act invalid doesn't change that.
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She suffered a stroke in 1959, when she was 33, and became an invalid.
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Daniels and her lawyer say the agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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United States passports will be invalid for travel to North Korea beginning Sept. 1.
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Should he speak out — even in writing — this point of attack would become invalid.
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Further, links to the various standards and agreements often lead to invalid pages or domains.
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As a result, critics charged that the directive was invalid, and sued over its legality.
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So how did a proposed law get this far if it's invalid on its face?
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I couldn't marry a wonderful person; nobody would want to be burdened by an invalid.
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It found that the agreement itself was invalid—the strongest possible thing it could do.
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He is now a nonagenarian invalid, and his King Lear-ish dementia is proving problematic.
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The company also said the ruling would let Apple "unjustly profit" from an invalid patent.
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And some state Supreme Courts, notably Pennsylvania's, are finding electoral maps invalid under state constitutions.
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All the results from the negotiations previously reached by the two parties will be invalid.
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Jump to current-day Alabama, where a judge ruled one of these laws was invalid.
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That would be admitting to themselves and everyone else that the investment thesis was invalid.
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Additionally, current District Attorney Kevin Steele said that any deal made in 2005 was invalid.
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The two yieldcos had called SunEdison's decision "invalid" and said they would contest the decision.
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That, the 3rd Circuit concluded, meant McKernan had received ineffective counsel, making his conviction invalid.
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Typically, data becomes invalid at roughly the rate of 30 percent to 40 percent annually.
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Beginning September 1, United States passports will be invalid for travel to the hermit kingdom.
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I'm sure he died later that year or something, but he looked tiny and invalid.
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District Attorney Kevin Steele said that any deal Cosby made in the past was invalid.
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Another court, meanwhile, had suspended Mr Rajapaksa's government, and looked set to declare it invalid.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:'Why does my iPhone say invalid SIM?
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It instead ended the case by ruling Gilstrap should have found Smartflash's patents invalid himself.
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Avenatti has argued that the non-disclosure agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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Carrying a concealed weapon with an invalid permit is a felony offense in many states.
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We can argue until the cows come home about whether people's feelings are invalid, right?
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The idea that Furie's copyright is invalid because Furie didn't defend it is simply false.
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In some cases, evidence submitted to court is invalid unless witnessed by two Muslim men.
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" Blount spent 10 months developing her first design of what she called an "invalid feeder.
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Recounts were ordered in five districts and invalid ballots examined and recounted across all districts.
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Rosenfeld said traffic it deemed invalid at times ended up on major websites, including Elle.com.
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A source with knowledge of the report said it identified invalid traffic and other issues.
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A few weeks ago, Mr. Duterte declared that amnesty invalid and ordered Mr. Trillanes's arrest.
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Teddy explains that he's the caretaker for his invalid brother, former piano virtuoso Benny Hope.
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The Chinese commerce ministry on Friday declared invalid any previous trade agreements reached during negotiations.
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The Delaware court ruled that the actions of the Maduro-backed board were legally invalid.
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At the time, some of us warned that the Obama privilege assertions was facially invalid.
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"Also, we are talking about 319,570 invalid votes which can change the outcome," he added.
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The previous election was declared invalid by the Supreme Court due to widespread electoral malfeasance.
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" The Election Day malfunctions even affected Kemp himself: His voter card came up as "invalid.
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Consenting to sex once, twice, or a hundred times doesn't mean that your "no" becomes invalid.
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A spokesman for Dauman called the steps "illegal and invalid" in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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But Daniels and Avenatti claim the agreement is invalid because it was never signed by Trump.
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A non-compete agreement may be considered invalid if the duration or scope is deemed unreasonable.
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"I do take issue with his suggestion that the treaty provision may be invalid," Hoskin said.
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Mr Bostock's discrimination complaint, the court ruled, was invalid under a circuit-court decision from 1979.
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The couple wed at an informal ceremony in 1990, though the marriage was later declared invalid.
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Bumble is now saying these Tinder patents are invalid and can't be acted upon in court.
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The waiver stated that the certificate would become invalid if there was a relapse into depression.
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The warrant, "which did not describe any particular person or place," Rumold wrote, was, therefore, invalid.
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I'm not suggesting that these tsunamis of online outrage are bad because their targets are invalid.
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He was an invalid, and it fell to the charity boys to bring him his meals.
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Fuzzbuzz: Fuzzing is the process of throwing mountains of invalid data at code to find bugs.
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On July 19, another commission judge found all three Fitbit patents in that case were invalid.
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Why is it invalid to finally be excited to think of finally having a woman president?
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Last month, a federal judge in Texas ruled that some of Allergan's Restasis patents were invalid.
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They're just a re-incarnation on steroids of the regulations that the Tenth Circuit held invalid.
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"If any of the information is missing it is invalid," a Board of Elections official said.
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The issue to be decided at trial is whether that patent is invalid, as Gilead claims.
|
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A federal judge in Texas last month ruled in the states' favor, saying ObamaCare is invalid.
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The ANI says the sale was invalid because Fenwick was not authorized to sell its share.
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Adams, "who was an invalid and afraid of the Air in the night," shut the window.
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Activists claim the rescissions are invalid and should be ignored, but it is not that simple.
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Mueller's team would then oppose the motion on the grounds that the pardon itself was invalid.
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Daniels' lawyer has argued that the NDA is invalid as it was never signed by Trump.
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And at that point, Mueller could try to make the case that the pardon was invalid.
|
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His wife tampers with small details of his invalid existence, to see what he will do.
|
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Yomtobian declined to comment on White Ops' and DoubleVerify's reports that his extensions generated invalid traffic.
|
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Therefore, they argue, the original order appointing Mr. Mueller was itself invalid and should be revoked.
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But the will had no date or witnesses and was considered invalid, family and friends said.
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She had suffered a stroke in 21960, when she was 22007, and had become an invalid.
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The system locks up if there are bulk purchases or if an invalid ID is scanned.
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And they said that many plaintiffs' claims were invalid because statutes of limitations had run out.
|
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The Board of Elections later verifies those claims, setting aside any ballots that it deems invalid.
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There is no reason why any legitimate caller should be spoofing an unassigned or invalid number.
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It did not correct the invalid diagnoses, and it shifted the reserve money back into revenues.
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"We believe the subpoenas at issue are not invalid," said Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for Trump.
|
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And the W.T.O.'s response — if it found the plan invalid — would not have much heft.
|
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"We believe the subpoena is invalid as issued," Trump's lawyer Jay Sekulow said in a statement.
|
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Daniels and her lawyer argue the agreement is invalid because it does not bear Trump's signature.
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It is reasonable, then, to find presidential pardon of witnesses in an impeachment proceeding automatically invalid.
|
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The Supreme Court, however, ruled that the secondary patent claims relevant to neuropathic pain were invalid.
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Attorneys, of course, are committed to the view that this is an invalid inference to draw.
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Any criticism is immediately invalid because everyone's coming for the King to boost their own ratings.
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Maybe. Kosinski and Wang's work is not invalid, but its results need serious qualifications and further testing.
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The BNP cannot both boycott an election and declare it to be invalid because it didn't participate.
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Daniels' lawsuit argues, in part, that the NDA is invalid because Trump never signed off on it.
|
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A Hong Kong court later disqualified the two from taking office, ruling their oath of allegiance invalid.
|
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The vulnerability revealed in the September memo shows that even an invalid form could jam up EDGAR.
|
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That means around 1 million invalid patents are currently in force, with another 85033,000 issued each year.
|
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Avenatti argues in the lawsuit that the agreement should be declared invalid because it violates public policy.
|
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Pelosi on Thursday said a Senate vote to acquit Trump would be invalid without calling new witnesses.
|
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Podcasters can breathe easy this week, after a court shut down an invalid patent threatening their craft.
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According to the plaintiffs, that conflict of interest and the broader irregularities should render the agreement invalid.
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If the individual has no real choice, consent is not freely given and it will be invalid.
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Also interesting to have him confirm that their marriage was invalid — guess she's free to look elsewhere.
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It also had rejected Teva's contention that the patent was invalid, a decision Stark did not overturn.
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It is now siding with a federal judge in Texas who ruled that the law is invalid.
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In 2007, her monthslong marriage to Bill Nye, better known as the Science Guy, was declared invalid.
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The company also said it considers Sanofi to be in breach of contract and the termination invalid.
|
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"This new rule is likely invalid because it is inconsistent with the existing asylum laws," Tigar wrote.
|
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"As such, their presence in Malaysia is invalid and their status declared as illegal immigrants," Khalid said.
|
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The court also ruled that a trust agreement granting joint ownership of their Tribeca apartment was invalid.
|
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"It is unlikely that a genuinely invalid method would track self-reported atheism this precisely," they write.
|
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A spokesman for Dauman called the steps "illegal and invalid" in an e-mailed statement to Reuters.
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It is asking the court to bar enforcement of the law and declare it unconstitutional and invalid.
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What if the president gave a competing order, on the theory that the acting presidency was invalid?
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Others noted that the app had been coded to tell users that their login credentials were invalid.
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The callow American President (Bill Pullman) from the first film is now a croaky, white-bearded invalid.
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Daniels has since filed a lawsuit alleging the nondisclosure agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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Daniels has since filed a lawsuit alleging the nondisclosure agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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Why should we start something else which may again be invalid in a year and a half.
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" However, the chief justice said that the decision to add the citizenship question was not "substantively invalid.
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The ombudsman said that all 27 facilities to which the patients were transferred operated under invalid licenses.
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Kenner's prolific creations also include a mountable back washer and a carrier attachment for an invalid walker.
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That ruling found that the disparagement clause of the Lanham Act is invalid under the First Amendment.
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She and Avenatti argue that the agreement is invalid because the president did not sign the document.
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This time, Hernández changed the composition of the Constitutional Court, which then declared the constitutional restriction invalid.
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We for example found that invalid public keys could be transmitted and processed without raising an error.
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The probe recently ran into trouble, after two defendants secured rulings declaring warrants in their cases invalid.
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We strongly believe that the patents are invalid and that Micron's products do not infringe the patents.
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In 2013, she was charged with driving under the influence, speeding and driving with an invalid license.
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So at a glance, it stands to reason that any copyright claim in this case is invalid.
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FFA companies deny Free File users legal remedies in the same way they obtain invalid consent waivers.
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If there were several invalid inquiries on your reports, your credit score will go up even more.
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The union contends that Hunter's contract was invalid because player representatives did not ratify his 2010 extension.
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However, to act as a valid computer, it must recognize improper combinations of letters as invalid words.
|
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In March this year, Fribourg's regional parliament declared the SVP initiative invalid, prompting the party to appeal.
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Attorneys have pointed to the ruling to argue that NTAs with inadequate information should also be invalid.
|
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According to the state news agency Anadolu, invalid votes in five Istanbul districts will now be recounted.
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The notion, expressed by some, for some type of forthcoming recession seems invalid, based upon the numbers.
|
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The suit contends that the entire law is invalid because Congress zeroed out its individual mandate penalty.
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Pew's report makes clear that the low response rates don't automatically mean all phone polling is invalid.
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That was lost by President Tayyip Erdogan's candidate, after his AKP Party said the result was invalid.
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Viacom's current board called the removals "invalid," and Salerno has already filed a lawsuit challenging the move.
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After the judge determined in September that Warner's copyright was invalid, the parties were to go to trial.
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He faced another similar charge in 1985 that was dismissed on the basis of an invalid search warrant.
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" She added: "It's not my position to tell people how to feel, or that their hurt is invalid.
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Mistakes, invalid methods, and misleading testimony about forensic evidence contributed to the lion's share of the original convictions.
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So, about a third of all patents and half of software and business method patents are likely invalid.
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Critics have argued that the directive was invalid because it didn't go through this process to begin with.
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He thinks the assumption most likely to be invalid is the idea that quantum mechanics is universally applicable.
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"This vote today is a temporary fiasco (for Orban), similarly to the referendum which was invalid," he said.
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But here's the thing: The latest word on such provisions under Delaware law is that they are invalid.
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Once the emergency becomes void, everything done under that state of emergency also will be void and invalid.
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In the legal fight, Miller argued that Mueller hadn't been properly appointed, making his grand jury subpoena invalid.
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A federal judge subsequently found its Restasis patents invalid, rendering its deal with the Mohawk tribe largely moot.
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COFINA bondholders say that around $3.5 billion of the GO debt is invalid because it exceeded constitutional limits.
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China has refused to participate in the case, saying it is invalid and the panel has no jurisdiction.
|
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In October, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that Safe Harbour was invalid, giving the EU-U.
|
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The challengers say that the administration's argument — that it lacks the legal authority to continue DACA — is invalid.
|
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But the judges on Wednesday said that decision that she had voided her membership was "unlawful and invalid".
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The change was aided by an unlikely, one-sided correspondence with a young Manhattan invalid named Julia Sand.
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Cupertino, California-based Apple denied any infringement during a 2015 jury trial and argued the patent is invalid.
|
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That paper was subsequently retracted by the journal editors and shown to be fundamentally flawed and scientifically invalid.
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"Based on a preliminary review, there appears to be substantial evidence that your scores ... are invalid," it said.
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There is no argument being made that such state party rule is constitutionally invalid and they are not.
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A vast majority of Hungarians rejected the idea of quotas though a low turnout rendered the plebiscite invalid.
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This was largely due to a voice in my head that constantly told me my experiences were invalid.
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"It's not my position to tell people how to feel, or that their hurt is invalid," she continued.
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Even an invalid one sounds stronger if it appears spontaneous, especially to voters disgusted with the professional politicians.
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If true, it is just as invalid if he wins as it would be if Hillary Clinton wins.
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If Britain leaves the EU in October without a deal, certificates issued by British bodies would be invalid.
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When the Court declares a law to be invalid on its face, the law ceases to operate altogether.
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They also intend to make an extensive case that Democrats' entire impeachment process must be discarded as invalid.
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First, they said, the articles are "invalid on their face" because neither one is a codified federal crime.
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According to new legal docs ... Cosby's claims about unfair testimony in the Andrea Constand case were ruled invalid.
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But if they lost — if the court confirmed that their bonds were invalid — those bondholders would get nothing.
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She did that, but was told the ticket she had purchased was invalid because it stopped in Miami.
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The companies will also cancel reservations and deactivate listings if the city notifies them of an invalid registration.
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Subsequent bans where passports from the United States were invalid for travel have included Iran, Lebanon and Libya.
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In May 2017, Kanter said he was detained in Romania after authorities told him his passport was invalid.
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The VA is using federal laws in a manner that is invalid and lacks proper oversight and fairness.
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I'm going to feel sick, and I'm going to look like an invalid for the next 24 hours.
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"We're pleased the ITC has found Qualcomm's latest patent claims invalid," an Apple spokesperson said in a statement.
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During the last general election in 2013, which the opposition nearly won, only 108,085 invalid ballots were recorded.
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A judge could also declare the election invalid altogether and call for a new vote, the AP noted.
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As a practicing Muslim who worked inside the national security establishment, I found both of those perceptions invalid.
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Trump can try to issue an executive order, but under longstanding Supreme Court precedent, it would be invalid.
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But the invalid vote could blunt Orban's efforts to force Brussels to change its migration policies, some analysts said.
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But The Good Place shouldn't simultaneously pretend that all the timelines when they were just friends were somehow invalid.
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Prince's siblings have been identified, so claims from more distant relatives are invalid, Crosby wrote in the court papers.
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Noel Canning ruled that three 2013 appointments Obama made to the board while Congress was in recess were invalid.
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Trump's fellow Republicans have insisted the investigation was invalid because there had not been a vote in the House.
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Hammond was most concerned that, in the event of a no-deal Brexit, financial contracts could be rendered invalid.
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The ruling shocked ultra-traditionalist rabbis, who insisted that the woman's divorce was made on false premises and invalid.
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She filed another lawsuit in March 2018, this time in federal court, arguing that the NDA itself was invalid.
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In March 2018, Denson sued the Trump campaign in federal district court in Manhattan, challenging the NDA as invalid.
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It found that a certain type of statistical inference used by some fMRI studies, called "cluster correction," was invalid.
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The Hyde Amendment tells them that they aren't worthy, that their choice is invalid, that their rights don't matter.
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It happened only because in 2015 the biddable supreme court ruled invalid the term limit written into the constitution.
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The finding was that it [the trust] was rendered invalid because of improper acknowledgment, (meaning how it was notarized).
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Leaders of the opposition-led National Assembly said on Friday that any restructuring would be invalid without congressional approval.
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" Gimao wasn't finished yet, so she fired back, saying, "Sorry, you have entered an invalid code, please try again.
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"All the rulings that the Supreme Court produces without our signature are invalid," said Martin, from his Washington hostel.
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Rome contended Kasich submitted more than 800 invalid signatures in the 2,184 submitted by the Ohio governor's presidential campaign.
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The jury found that while Rancho Cucamonga, California-based Amphastar had infringed Momenta's patent, it was invalid and unenforceable.
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"My opinion is completely invalid, according to the government, because of my age," said 17-year-old Lauren Haycock.
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" They added, "And it means that anything Mr. Whitaker does, or tries to do, in that position is invalid.
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But the vote was questioned by environmental lawyers ClientEarth, who asked the court to rule Enea shareholders' decision invalid.
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Luckily, Yorta Yorta rapper/actor Adam Briggs has broken down just how invalid all defences of the practice are.
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" Two Russian swimmers filed appeals of their exclusion from the Rio Olympics, claiming the decision was "invalid" and "unenforceable.
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A Viacom spokesman called the actions "illegitimate," stating that they stemmed from "invalid changes" to the National Amusements' board.
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In his order, Tigar said the rule is likely invalid because it contradicts existing asylum laws created by Congress.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have challenged the state's voting rules and procedures in an effort to get ballots deemed invalid counted.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - A Polish district court has ruled as invalid last year's decision by state-run utility Enea (ENAE.
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The White House has sought to prevent administration officials from cooperating in the impeachment investigation, which it deems invalid.
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Last week, Apple argued Qualcomm's chip licenses are invalid under a ruling last month from the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The AKP has said there are more than 300,000 invalid votes in Istanbul and just under 110,000 in Ankara.
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Actavis fired back on Friday with counterclaims saying the patents are invalid on at least one of multiple grounds.
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Several judges who have reviewed that warrant have found it invalid because it was signed by a magistrate judge.
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Editorial Hungary's anti-immigrant referendum last week was declared invalid because less than half of the electorate turned out.
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A spokesman for Dauman on Friday night called the steps "illegal and invalid" in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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But turnout was so low that the referendum results appeared invalid, leaving the existing definition of family in place.
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The findings prompted some lawmakers to call for the referendum to be declared invalid, an outcome that is unlikely.
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They met in 1966 when a friend asked if Ms. Wersba might be willing to read to an invalid.
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"Just because your fellow student has been arrested, that doesn't automatically make it invalid," Mr. Plakas said on Friday.
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After all, the strangers' complaints about invalid company "patents" and settlers' liberty sound exactly like Hopkins's argument in Bermuda.
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Florida voters, including a former congressman, have said their ballots were not counted because their signatures were ruled invalid.
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"The poll carried out by UMSA is invalid," TSE spokeswoman Lucy Cruz told journalists on Wednesday after its publication.
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Courts ask which hypothetical law Congress would have enacted if it had known that a particular provision was invalid.
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And they know they can't win on Election Day, so they're pursuing an illegal, invalid and unconstitutional bullshit impeachment.
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The Board has officially found one of the four patents invalid; the other three remain in the appeals process.
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A federal district judge in Texas agreed, using that argument as a springboard to declare the entire law invalid.
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The judge ruled that signatures collected by those five people must be considered invalid, a total of 600 signatures.
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" What to watch: Trump's attorney Jay Sekulow said in a statement, "We believe the subpoena is invalid as issued.
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That, they asserted, was an executive branch job, not a legislative one, and so the House's subpoena was invalid.
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In the letter, the White House argued Democrats were pursuing a "constitutionally invalid" investigation of a duly elected president.
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Should it be judged invalid by the court there would be a massive scramble for businesses to find alternatives.
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Courts must ask what hypothetical law Congress would have enacted if it had known that one provision was invalid.
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Upon the death of Polk's wife, a number of heirs filed a lawsuit arguing that the will was invalid.
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"There was no ground to make the change in regulation invalid," the unanimous five-strong Supreme Court panel said.
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A 2016 international tribunal case, brought against China by the Philippines, found Beijing's claims to the region for invalid.
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" Pelosi herself said in Monday's letter that the GOP's argument that the impeachment inquiry was invalid "has no merit.
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Tinubu told Reuters last week he was shocked by the SEC's statement and that the charges were unsubstantiated and invalid.
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The Hong Kong government accused them of making invalid oaths, and a court disqualified them from their posts in 2016.
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But Schoen, who supports abortion rights and has written a book called "Abortion after Roe," argues the comparison is invalid.
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Even though the phone says my factory battery was invalid, after a quick charge, it booted without too much issue.
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Of the 2200 billion impressions we look at a day, 275% we say are invalid traffic — fraud, non-human etcetera.
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In-The-Know: An international tribunal ruled that China's claims to disputed waters in the South China Sea are invalid.
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Meanwhile, historic objections to mixed-race marriages were invalid and based on prejudice alone, because of marriage's historical procreative function.
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Spanish police insisted he had only been held while they checked the Russian warrant, which was found to be invalid.
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Before Friday's announcement, many members of the conservative groups expressed concerned that the new rules could render the suits invalid.
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"Your inquiry is constitutionally invalid and a violation of due process," the letter from White House counsel Pat Cipollone states.
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That such an invalid could rule the country, even for another year, strikes many of his citizens as an insult.
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Almost all the credentials were a combination of invalid combinations of usernames and passwords, and some usernames didn't even exist.
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Guzzling whisky and dependent on his carer, the invalid who is its protagonist had been assumed dead by the locals.
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But officials are now scrambling to push back the date, since it's been discovered that mail-in ballots are invalid.
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Jawbone believes this case — involving patents already found once to be invalid — should have been dismissed long ago by Fitbit.
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"This new rule is likely invalid because it is inconsistent with the existing asylum laws," Tigar wrote in his ruling.
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It's a little complicated, but basically Alabama said a gay adoption involving one of its citizens in Georgia was invalid.
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According to Merck, Gilead initiated the litigation by seeking a declaratory judgment that the Merck and Ionis patents were invalid.
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When the couple broke, up E.L. stopped V.L from visiting the children and argued that the Georgia adoption was invalid.
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That's not to say, of course, Trump doesn't warrant tough questions given his outrageous statements, flip-flops and invalid truths.
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The court is widely expected to decree that parts of the legislation, which is known as the Italicum, are invalid.
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Last year, a federal judge ruled that the long-claimed copyright to the song "Happy Birthday to You" was invalid.
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CEO Tom Donohue said it was invalid and threatened potential legal action to recover any "assets" owned by the Chamber.
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Their attorney argues that clauses protecting four associates from prosecution are now invalid after Epstein's death in an apparent suicide.
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Reckendorfer had hoped to make a great deal more money, but the Supreme Court declared the patent invalid in 1875.
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The vote was as follows, per the AFP's Joanna Chiu: 2958 in favor, 2 against, 3 abstentions, 1 invalid vote.
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The other conclusion: All his runs were considered tainted and thus invalid, and any future runs would require additional scrutiny.
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Jawbone believes this case -- involving patents already found once to be invalid -- should have been dismissed long ago by Fitbit.
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They claimed Congress had no legitimate legislative purpose for seeking the president's taxes and that the subpoena was therefore invalid.
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Here's a sample of their defenses so far: The whistleblower complaint against Trump is invalid because it's based on hearsay.
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There also is a procedural question about how a question about an arguably invalid pardon might reach the Supreme Court.
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Ms. Clifford's suit hinges on Mr. Avenatti's argument that the agreement is invalid because Mr. Trump had not signed it.
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Many of those are probably invalid because they were never approved by workers, said the labor minister, Luisa María Alcalde.
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"Some of those requests, we have to assume, are frivolous or invalid or misleading," according to Mr. Matta from ReputationDefender.
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It's not that this sequence of events is invalid, as far as reactions to a life-altering situations are concerned.
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Its lawyer, Kannon Shanmugam, tells the justices that because that the director setup is unconstitutional, the entire agency is invalid.
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The report said that the campaign submitted a total of 13,777 signatures, but that some were found to be invalid.
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What about the old woman, who would appear to be Tom's invalid mother, for whom Rachel is the designated caretaker?
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Trump's claim that the impeachment is invalid because it does not charge a criminal offense is also a controversial position.
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That one invalid claim cost the government $24,2503 in 2011, and there were hundreds of thousands more, the complaint said.
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The by-election was triggered because six pro-democracy lawmakers were ousted from public office over invalid oaths of office.
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More than half the signatures Rodriguez collected were declared invalid, meaning he fell 16,656 signatures short of the required number.
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Under the ban, American passports are invalid for travel "to, through and in North Korea," according to the State Department.
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They asked for the song's copyright to be declared invalid, which would have put "This Land" in the public domain.
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In 1949, she, her mother and her invalid brother were stripped of their beloved farm and sent into the taiga.
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Likewise, their oaths were declared invalid by the court, and they have been asked to pack up in two weeks.
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"There are serious problems with the peer-review process and the reluctance of journals to retract invalid work," Sweanor said.
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Star Athletica argued that Varsity's copyrights were invalid because copyright law does not protect designs of "useful items" likes clothing.
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There's always the chance that a court might declare a trademark invalid, but having the registration means that's less likely.
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In 2008, a panel of federal judges that included two Reagan appointees unanimously held that the death sentence was invalid.
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Browder was briefly detained by Spanish police in May on a Russian Interpol red notice that was then deemed invalid.
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In "War Invalid," a veteran in a wooden wheelchair cranks a phonograph, presumably to earn a living on the street.
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The first contract was invalid because it was never validated by the court and he's a minor -- 17 years old.
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Late last month its highest court ruled that the law allowing marriage only between a man and a woman was invalid.
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Meanwhile, shares of MorphoSys slipped 7.62 percent after news that some if its patents were deemed invalid by a U.S. court.
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In the first vote, several ballots were declared invalid since they had not been filled out correctly, reported The Washington Post.
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Sunday's by-election, and that in March, were triggered when six pro-democracy lawmakers were ousted over invalid oaths of office.
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She said any such marriage would be invalid because consent hadn&apost been sought nor given by Malaysia&aposs Shariah court.
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She sued Trump and Cohen, alleging that the "hush money" contract was never signed by Trump himself and is therefore invalid.
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Last July an international tribunal produced a damning verdict on China's "historic claims" in the South China Sea, declaring them invalid.
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Liu called "invalid" a suggestion from an audience member that China had made little progress in developing a market-oriented economy.
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Daniels signed a nondisclosure agreement along with the payout, which she says now is invalid because Trump himself didn't sign it.
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The Philippines had contested China's expansive territorial claims in the South China Sea, which Manila contended were invalid under international law.
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The USPTO has and should continue to refine the patent examination process and reduce the granting of weak or invalid patents.
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As part of its case against Credit Suisse, Mozambique wants the guarantee on the first hidden loan to be ruled invalid.
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However, the genetic mutations spread by fallout from those thermonuclear "war drums" render him an invalid with a rare bone disease.
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But when payments are made to the wrong person, in the wrong amount, or with invalid documentation, they are deemed "improper".
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"It is our longstanding position that Amgen's asserted patent claims are invalid, and we intend to appeal today's ruling," she said.
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Lead scientist Susan Hayes told the website Ancient Origins that the method has been scientifically invalid since 2002, but remains popular.
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This embed is invalid In January, she shared that she was following the Atkins 40 plan to lose the 70 lbs.
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Airbnb will also deactivate listings if there is an invalid registration, San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera said in a statement.
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Conservatives generally treat any media scrutiny of Republican politicians as inherently suspicious or invalid—subterfuge masquerading as impartial reporting or analysis.
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She married Jagger in a ceremony in Bali, Indonesia in 1990 but the marriage was deemed invalid the year they separated.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, claims the agreement is invalid because it was only signed by Cohen, not Trump.
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When the Alabama court said my adoption was invalid and I wasn't their mother, I didn't think I could go on.
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The former agreement, known as "Safe Harbor", was deemed "invalid" by the European Court of Justice (ECJ), the EU's top court.
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Rival Cadbury Schweppes - now owned by Mondelez International - asked the EU to declare the Kit Kat trade mark invalid in 2007.
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A source close to Johnston Press told Reuters the letter was invalid because it had been signed by a wrong person.
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He's playing as if whatever discoveries were made while he was gone are invalid, because he wasn't there to vet them.
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Mr. Schneiderman argues, and rightly so, that the grand jury was invalid because Mr. Abelove lacked legal jurisdiction over the case.
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In January 2014, Stein said that the patents were invalid because they did not add enough to what was already known.
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A student's test scores were called invalid when they increased by 300 points after she took the SAT a second time.
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The fact that Acosta cut such a ridiculous deal with a serial sex abuser does not mean the deal is invalid.
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His implicit argument is that any suggestion of presidential wrongdoing in 2016 is invalid since there is institutional bias against Trump.
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BlackBerry contends that it does not infringe the patent, and that the patent is invalid as obvious compared to prior art.
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If you have Indian currency that has been deemed invalid, there are only limited options to rid yourself of the cash.
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Hong Kong's government separately said one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination"'.
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First, you make a clumsy and ill-advised tense shift because the situation's extreme specificity makes the second-person perspective invalid.
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Among other things, he sent her "Death Tax," about an invalid who believes that her nurse is trying to kill her.
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The officers boxed in her husband's car and said his disability placard seemed invalid because he "looked fine," the report said.
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The plaintiffs sought to have the copyright for the entire song declared invalid, with the case set for trial next month.
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This argument is usually made by the party that isn't in the White House — but that's not to say it's invalid.
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In addition, there have been certain instances of county clerks issuing marriage certificates that were later found invalid during divorce proceedings.
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Accordingly, Judge O'Connor said, "the individual mandate is unconstitutional" and the remaining provisions of the Affordable Care Act are also invalid.
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Daniels, however, is now suing to get out of that "hush agreement," claiming it is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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"There will be recommendations, there will also be signs saying, 'Bibi is guilty until proven innocent,' and invalid pressures," he said.
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The appeals court "reversed" a previous circuit court order that said the voters were invalid because they may have moved recently.
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Describe in further detail your contention that all subpoenas issued prior to the House's approving the impeachment inquiry were invalid. Sens.
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Sale cited a White House letter stating that it would not cooperate with the impeachment inquiry, which it claimed was invalid.
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Hong Kong's government separately said one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination'".
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SnowTV's Roku apps SnowTV says on its website that it uses Moat and Pixalate to protect its apps against invalid traffic.
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As soon as they seem invalid to those who are playing and watching, then they are no longer fit for purpose.
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Last month, the Justice Department declared at least two of the four surveillance warrants against Page invalid, citing misstatements and omissions.
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Meanwhile, this week, the Justice Department told a federal judge that two of the four FISA warrants targeting Page were invalid.
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On Tuesday, the White House said it would not comply with House Democrats' requests, calling the inquiry "invalid" on procedural grounds.
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Avenatti argues this provision is invalid because the overall document does not contain the president's signature, according to the news service.
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On Thursday, the state court ruled that in effect, Florida's death penalty law was invalid from the time of Ring v.
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Leyla Zana had spoken Kurdish while being sworn into parliament in November 2015, leading the speaker to rule her oath invalid.
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But voter fraud, in which someone deliberately casts an invalid ballot or a ballot under someone else's name, is exceedingly rare.
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This notice warrants particular attention because Vectuary was following an established trade association guideline, and yet its consent was deemed invalid.
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After 15 years of operating under the U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Framework, the European Court of Justice deemed the principles invalid.
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The government collected those invalid residency cards, but in most cases failed to provide the Rohingyas with the new residency cards.
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But then a supervisor turns up dead, and the cops find a single eyelid that matches up to an "invalid"—him.
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If a losing presidential candidate declares the electoral process invalid, he attacks the very foundation on which our democracy is built.
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After a 30-day grace period from that date, all US passports will be made invalid for travel to North Korea.
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Hall and Jagger had married in 1990 but the relationship was declared invalid by the Church of England and Wales in 1999.
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The President reacted to the decision by politicizing it -- painting it as somehow invalid because Mehta had been appointed by his predecessor.
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A tourist reportedly punched a Disney World employee in the face after learning that her FastPass was invalid, the Orlando Sentinel repored.
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Daniels is suing Cohen for defamation and has claimed the nondisclosure agreement she signed is invalid because the president never signed it.
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A study by a University of San Diego law professor estimated that 28 percent of all patents are partially or entirely invalid.
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In October, a monumental court ruling found that an agreement used by American companies to transfer data across European borders was invalid.
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The first is that the Oversight Committee's real purpose is "law enforcement," not a legislative inquiry, and therefore this investigation is invalid.
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A customs and immigration officer told her that her visa was invalid, and that she would be required to return to London.
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Sources close to Bird says that the Lime and Spin contracts should be invalid, given the contracts that the Santa Monica, Calif.
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Shortal's appearance didn't please C.J., and thus, her entire job — to report the news in an accurate, respectful manner — was rendered invalid.
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He had submitted more than 1,900 signatures to appear on the ballot, but the clerk's office found more than half were invalid.
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BTG Pactual argues the mortgage contract is invalid because there are no links between the ship and Liberia, where it is flagged.
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That doesn't mean Epstein's research is invalid, and other researchers have also pinpointed ways that Google's rankings can deliver politically biased results.
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But Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, is suing Trump, saying the agreement is invalid because he himself never signed it.
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"We demand that the court declares the licenses, which were handed out in the Barents Sea this summer, as invalid," Gulowsen said.
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Algerians had hoped to be rid of both the invalid president and the clique of generals and businessmen that runs the country.
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Mathews is challenging his and Farley's prenuptial agreement and has requested that a judge find it "invalid and unenforceable," the website reports.
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Hall has not been married previously, but dated Mick Jagger, wedding him in a ceremony in Bali, Indonesia, which was deemed invalid.
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All those years she had been traveling from one invalid home to another, from one hospital to another, undergoing dozens of surgeries.
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"There was no ground to make the change in regulation invalid," the five-strong Supreme Court panel said in its unanimous verdict.
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Enriquez had received the document from a Trump official, but failed to correct it — which Trump lawyers claimed made the lien invalid.
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Several recent court decisions have changed the landscape of California's competition law, concluding that employee non-solicitation provisions are per se invalid.
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If they are invalid, then the execution is unwound, and the correct execution path can be started based on the actual conditions.
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Avenatti opposes private arbitration, saying it is not required because the underlying agreement is invalid due to the lack of Trump's signature.
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But the New York Democrat urged him to consider a more bipartisan alternative since he found the initial subpoena to be invalid.
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But when buying from private channels, it's "buyer beware," Ms. Allen said, as there is the risk the code may be invalid.
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But instead of getting test results, she got a letter from the testing company, The College Board, saying her scores were invalid.
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David Yancey was declared a tie on Wednesday after a three-judge panel reviewed a ballot that had originally been ruled invalid.
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A federal judge in Texas last month ruled in favor of the GOP-led lawsuit, saying ObamaCare as a whole is invalid.
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Turkey's EU Affairs Minister Omer Celik said Ankara regarded Thursday's vote in Strasbourg as invalid, while the foreign ministry was similarly dismissive.
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The court said that regulation was invalid because the Obama administration did not follow the required steps under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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A second route would be to challenge the changes in court either by refusing to accept them or by declaring them invalid.
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The same patent claims have been ruled invalid by an administrative court, but VirnetX is in the process of appealing those determinations.
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He had submitted more than 1,85033 signatures to appear on the ballot, but the clerk's office found more than half were invalid.
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After the ITC released that decision, a different agency, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, said the two Cisco patents are invalid.
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Courts decide whether the executive branch exceeded its authority in issuing the regulation, and whether regulation is valid, invalid or needs adjustment.
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For its fix, Intel opted against stopping its processors from grabbing arbitrary data out of buffers when invalid memory access took place.
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Taxify strongly believe that the reasons for TfL revoking City Drive Services' license are invalid, without merit, and outside of existing law.
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But the document's signing was witnessed by only one person, not two, as required in New York State, making it legally invalid.
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Avenatti has vowed to fight Cohen and Trump in court, saying the nondisclosure agreement is invalid because Trump did not sign it.
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It has grown exponentially since Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked India last November with an edict declaring all large bank notes invalid.
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"We're surprised that they are going to such extraordinary lengths to revive the conviction, which has been conclusively shown to be invalid."
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For these rights to hold, however, at the very least we need a system to undo those that prove to be invalid.
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The agreement renders portions of the Labor Department's proposed regulation invalid, but it is unclear whether the department will officially withdraw it.
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To declare the election void was to disrespect the law, he said, adding, "The invalid ballots are counted, and it is over."
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In 2013, the F.B.I. reported that testimony asserting that microscopic hair comparison could produce a "match" between two hairs was scientifically invalid.
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But last week, the department went further and said it agreed with the Texas judge who ruled the entire law was invalid.
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And one of the details that stuck with the family that they told me about is the grandfather was actually an invalid.
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Seemingly legitimate companies and executives are involved in, or benefiting from, invalid traffic and other forms of ad fraud at massive scale.
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"The House's lack of responsibility is sufficient reason for this Court to declare this subpoena invalid," the Justice Department wrote on Tuesday.
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National Amusements argued that CBS's bid to shrink Ms. Redstone's influence over the company was "invalid" and a violation of its bylaws.
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But if a court were to hold that the contract was invalid, she would not be bound by the non-disclosure agreement.
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Mr Cipollone has asserted that the lack of a full House vote to begin an impeachment inquiry renders the current process invalid.
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" All 27 of the organizations operated under invalid licenses, it said, so patients who were transferred there had died in "unlawful circumstances.
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And the GOP painted Pelosi's surprise announcement about the impeachment resolution as an admission that the probe has been invalid all along.
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In other words, the vat could discriminate between valid and invalid words, proving that it fulfilled the requirements of a Turing machine.
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Saturday's response asserts that the articles of impeachment fail to allege a crime or violation of the law and are therefore invalid.
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Hackers use a technique called 'spoofing' in DDOS attacks, where packets are sent over the network with forged or invalid IP addresses.
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Daniels' suit argues that the agreement was invalid because Trump never signed it himself; only Cohen and Daniels signed the October deal.
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In recent days, however, she has sued Trump to void the agreement, arguing that his failure to sign it made it invalid.
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Just over 4% of the ballots were left blank or were invalid, officials said at a news conference in Havana on Monday.
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And Supreme Court rulings have made it easier to prove patents invalid by narrowing the criteria for what constitutes an eligible patent.
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Analysts have also warned that the ballot itself might confuse voters and result in a higher-than-usual percentage of invalid votes.
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Judge Cogan said the request to move the trial — and thus avoid a long-term traffic nightmare — was "not at all invalid."
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This is a tweet that encourages voters to cast their ballot via text, which was yet another invalid way to vote. Sen.
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But this period is reserved for the first generic to challenge the brand firm's patent, claiming that it's invalid or not infringed.
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But in a suit filed Tuesday in Los Angeles, Daniels contended the contract was invalid because it was never signed by Trump.
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Invalid voting maps: A panel of federal judges ruled on Thursday that 34 districts in Michigan are extreme partisan gerrymanders and unconstitutional.
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Clifford asks in the lawsuit for the Los Angeles County Superior Court to declare the agreement and side agreement invalid and unenforceable.
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Rodriguez was excluded from the ballot in April after more than half of the required number of signatures he collected were declared invalid.
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According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, health certificates required for entry into the U.S. are often invalid or forged .
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The process might have been quicker still, but for the fact that any vote deemed invalid had to be presented for public scrutiny.
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Hong Kong's government said in a statement one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination"'.
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Trump's lawyers argue that Cummings' subpoena lacks a "legitimate legislative purpose," and is therefore an invalid action for a congressional committee to take.
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In 2016, an international court dismissed China's expansive claims to the South China Sea and ruled the nine-dash line as legally invalid.
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"There are some invalid remarks in the report about Turkey distancing itself from the EU. Turkey stands firmly in its place," he said.
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Manafort is also facing an indictment in federal court in Virginia, which he's also challenging on the grounds that Mueller's appointment was invalid.
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" It also created a new standard for vetting restrictions on abortion rights, determining that restrictions were invalid when they resulted in "undue burden.
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But in a Rolling Stone interview, George R. R. Martin unequivocally refuted this characterization of its brutality: That particular criticism is completely invalid.
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Nader faced a similar charge in Washington, D.C., in 1985, but that case was dismissed as a result of an invalid search warrant.
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Now that the FBI has found a successful alternative to Apple's intervention, the All Writs Act doesn't work, making the original request invalid.
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In an independent Catalonia, his company's double-taxation deals with other countries (70% of its revenues come from abroad) might have been invalid.
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Aharonoff is correct that it's common for different verification vendors to score traffic differently in terms of how much is invalid versus real.
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Whether or not it is generally unconstitutional, then, "Florida's ban is...invalid as applied to women between the ages of 18 and 21".
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An EU court rendered Shoe Branding's two-stripe trademark invalid last year saying the stripes were too similar to the trademark of Adidas.
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The trial will proceed in two phases, to determine whether the patents are invalid, and if not, how much Gilead owes in damages.
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"Better awareness of the Supreme Court's verdict would deter child marriages, and declaring them invalid would strengthen India's laws against them," she said.
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Fisher & Paykel Healthcare's stock posted a record high after a Britain's High Court ruled on Monday that rival Resmed Inc's patent was invalid.
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One of the motions claims a search warrant executed on the property was invalid, meaning evidence from the search should have been inadmissible.
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What the tenants union is arguing is that people lived there well before 1987, and that the date on the permit is invalid.
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LUXEMBOURG, June 19 (Reuters) - The European Union's second highest court ruled on Wednesday that Adidas's trademark consisting of three parallel stripes was invalid.
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The court has not yet published its full written ruling explaining why the election was invalid but has 60 days to do so.
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San Diego City Councilman Chris Ward, who is leading the charge, said the packaging industry has begun to "evolve," making restaurant concerns invalid.
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" Moss wrote in the 57-page ruling that the delay was "otherwise invalid without negotiated rulemaking, notice, and an opportunity for public comment.
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Now the Permanent Court of Arbitration, an international tribunal in The Hague, has declared China's "historic claims" in the South China Sea invalid.
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She sued Trump on March 6 saying he had not signed a $130,000 agreement for her to stay silent, so it was invalid.
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Last month, the board said its December ruling was invalid because NLRB member William Emanuel, a Trump appointee, had a conflict of interest.
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Yet the confusing, technocratic nature of electricity market rules invites parochial interests to advance invalid, fear-laden arguments that boost their bottom lines.
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He noted that "about one in eight" voter registrations in the United States are "invalid" or "significantly inaccurate," citing a study from 2012.
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Incongruously, after the referendum was approved by nearly 85033 percent of voters, Rajoy insisted that it was invalid because of low voter turnout.
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The judge just wasn't buying Ron's assertion that the October 2013 wedding in Texas is invalid because Margo refused to sign a prenup.
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If the Stopping Mass Hacking Bill successfully reversed the Rule 41 changes, similar warrants signed in the future would likely also be invalid.
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Daniels has sued Trump and Cohen to be released from the non-disclosure agreement, saying it was invalid because Trump never signed it.
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Florida election officials rejected as invalid nearly 220006,2202 ballots in 2628, or about 28500 percent of the total 6900,2628,28503 votes across the nation.
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Solicitor General Noel Francisco agreed that the court should hold that the single director structure is invalid and violates the separation of powers.
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When he went to renew his tags on the DMV website, the website informed him that his license number was invalid, Mashable reported.
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The attorneys general sued soon after the rules were announced, saying they were invalid under a law governing how regulations can be implemented.
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In 2018 the National Election Office ruled thousands of postal votes invalid because the tamper-proof tape on the envelopes had been opened.
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The complaint alleges that Gore signed a retainer agreement in 2013 with an unspecified firm that was allegedly invalid under New Jersey law.
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As a 12-year-old, Lois and her two siblings helped care for her invalid father until he died of diabetes at 51.
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By suggesting that all criticism of their ideas and plans is invalid, nothing but the product of malice, they make public deliberation impossible.
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More, it asked that seven related patents that Rothy's has been issued — and that Rothy's has accused Madden of infringing — be declared invalid.
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But her final days were spent as an invalid, after she was injured by a tram while marching on behalf of the unemployed.
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And it was years after studies and human rights groups had discredited the practice entirely, finding it invalid and tantamount to sexual abuse.
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Ms. Clifford's case is based on the notion that the confidentiality agreement is invalid because Mr. Trump was not a party to it.
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Even Ihsan's parents' statements exculpating Ameen were invalid; their only admissible testimony was what was written by Dhiya, which they insist is fraudulent.
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New details in amended suit Monday's filing included several new claims about why Avenatti is arguing the nondisclosure agreement should be considered invalid.
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The opposition candidate for president in Kenya claims that early tallies from Tuesday's election are invalid and were hacked to benefit his opponent.
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In a statement on state television, the constitutional council overseeing the country's transition said two candidates had come forward but were deemed invalid.
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Sharp performers like Henderson and Tara Fitzgerald, as the invalid Lady Clarke (wife of the "C" victim), are far from their top form.
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Trump's failure to sign the "hush agreement" renders the pact invalid and she is free to talk about their relationship, the lawsuit claims.
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Also, remember: Just because you don't have a "perfect" case doesn't mean you are not telling the truth, or that your experience is invalid.
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Speaking to reporters in Ankara, Guven said that the recount would mostly focus on invalid votes, adding that this was not an unprecedented decision.
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The American property tycoon appealed the decision which was overturned multiple times until September, when China's trademark regulator ruled that Dong's trademark was invalid.
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His initial conviction in 2013, just before his campaign in the Moscow mayoral race, was declared invalid by the European Court of Human Rights.
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The Kansas Supreme Court ruled in Garcia's favor, holding that the state prosecution, relying in part on information culled from federal forms was invalid.
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The IRS said that because EPIC did not submit documentation that they had Trump's consent, the center's Freedom of Information Act request was invalid.
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Opponents say this wording makes the Clean Power Plan invalid, since the EPA has long regulated mercury emissions from power plants under Section 10.
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Currently, the only other two tests included in this mobile build of Ooniprobe are an HTTP Invalid request test and a standard speed test.
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According to the ECHA, Britain becomes a "third country" after 2300 GMT on 29 March 2019, making Reach registrations held by British companies invalid.
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He struggled even to hand his letter of resignation to the head of the constitutional committee (a stroke in 2013 left him an invalid).
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The suit seeks to declare the regulations invalid and want a judge to stop rules from going into effect while the litigation is pending.
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In 2013, the North declared the ceasefire agreement invalid, just one of many tit-for-tat moves by the North on this divided peninsula.
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Several shareholders filed class actions in December alleging the charter was invalid under Delaware law, which allows for the removal of directors without cause.
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The company's attorneys have waged an aggressive campaign against Mueller, seeking to have his appointment ruled invalid and throwing other legal elbows his way.
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U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor ruled in December that the ACA's individual mandate is unconstitutional and that the rest of law is therefore invalid.
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Were those experiences invalid because it wasn't the authored path by the designer, the one that demanded I beat the game with three continues?
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A man whose shop was torn down one recent morning argued business owners should be given notice when the government declared existing permits invalid.
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In separate rulings, the court said a moratorium in Fort Collins and a ban in Longmont were invalid because state law pre-empted them.
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Bijan Namdar Zanganeh, Iran's oil minister, said any decision on a new production agreement would be "void" and "invalid" without Iran's support, Bloomberg reported.
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Of those surveyed, 2628 percent said they believe U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor's ruling that the Affordable Care Act is invalid should stand.
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In his ruling he wrote that the law's mandate to have coverage is unconstitutional, and therefore the rest of the law is also invalid.
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"We are writing to you because based on a preliminary review, there appears to be substantial evidence that your scores ... are invalid," it said.
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Besigye, who came second with 35 percent, said widespread rigging, intimidation by security personnel, ballot stuffing and other irregularities had made the vote invalid.
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The government proceedings seek "to declare their oaths purportedly taken as invalid and their office as now vacant", the government said in the statement.
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But in some cases that speculative execution results in accessing an invalid location in memory—one that would result in the speculative process aborting.
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Then Clifford sued Trump, claiming that the agreement used to try and buy her silence was actually invalid because Trump had never signed it.
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Gilead then asked the federal court in San Jose to declare the patents invalid, saying they do not clearly describe any disease fighting effects.
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The company's changing fortunes, from industry darling to financial invalid, are an extreme example of the challenges facing players in the renewable energy business.
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The one argument that unites the above parties—and has been proven invalid over these three-plus seasons—is that fighting deters dirty plays.
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In August 2016, William E. Duffin, a federal judge in the Eastern District of Wisconsin, overturned his conviction, agreeing that the confession was invalid.
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The F.D.A. criticized Valisure's testing methods, saying the results were invalid because the pharmacy heated the product, which created the higher levels of NDMA.
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A federal appeals court on Monday ruled invalid two Blackberry Ltd patents on early smartphone technology, handing a victory to Alphabet Inc's Google LLC.
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Two defendants in the investigation secured rulings last month declaring the warrants used in their cases were invalid under current limitations of Rule 41.
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The letter states, for example, that the inquiry is "constitutionally invalid" in part because previous impeachment inquiries included an authorizing vote of the House.
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Trump's White House blasted the inquiry as "invalid" for a litany of reasons, including several that don't stand up well to close legal analysis.
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Amgen claimed its patents covered a broad range of antibodies that bind to PCSK9, while Sanofi and Regeneron argued such broad patents were invalid.
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At that point, if he is not charged but has an invalid passport, he would probably be unable to travel anywhere other than China.
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So according to Blue Apron and the other companies, the vice-chancellor erred when he held the clauses to be invalid on their face.
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In July, an arbitration court in the Hague said China's claims to the waterway were invalid, after a case was brought by the Philippines.
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The State Department issued a notice in the Federal Register on Wednesday declaring U.S. passports invalid for travel to, in or through North Korea.
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Plahotniuc's Democratic Party said Sandu had missed a legal deadline to form the government and the Constitutional Court last weekend declared her government invalid.
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" Roger Torrent, president of the Catalan regional parliament, hailed Puigdemont's release as "very good news," and said the charge of rebellion was "totally invalid.
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Or they have this stupid genre thing where just because I like One Direction it's invalid for me to like any other type of music.
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A court of arbitration in The Hague in July said China's claims to the waterway were invalid, after a case was brought by the Philippines.
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Dana said in June it would not repay holders of its Islamic bond, or sukuk, because it had become invalid under United Arab Emirates law.
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The same EU court had rendered Shoe Branding's own two-stripe trademark invalid last year, saying the stripes were too similar to those of Adidas.
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It asks the U.S. District Court to declare the primary election results invalid, order a new election and appoint federal observers to oversee the procedure.
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Apple has denied the claims that it violated Qualcomm's battery life patents and alleged that Qualcomm's patents were invalid, a common move in such cases.
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The White House and Trump's GOP defenders say until that happens, the entire effort is invalid; the Dems say it's not required under the Constitution.
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"In terms of constitutional history, the argument this is invalid is wrong and will be tossed out by some court at some point," said Naftali.
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One current bug will cause valid words to be occasionally labelled as invalid because the game appears to be reading them from the wrong direction.
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In their decision, Twin Galaxies' authorities write: Twin Galaxies is dedicated to absolutely rooting out invalid scores from our historic database wherever we find them.
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Daniels (whose real name is Stephanie Clifford) is suing Trump, saying the hush agreement she signed is invalid because the president himself never signed it.
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Things have moved on since 1208 when a medieval pope punished England's King John by declaring most of the church sacraments in his land invalid.
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Orange Shirt Kid submitted the dance to Epic via a recorded video of himself as an invalid entry in the company's Boogie Down emote contest.
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A lot of the time when young people do have an opinion, they are told that their opinion is invalid precisely because they are young.
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Separately, the New York Post reports that GrubHub repaid an unnamed New York City restaurant more than $10,000 after a complaint about allegedly invalid fees.
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From now on, if a company is found to have used deception to obtain your consent to switch carriers, your consent will be deemed invalid.
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Although the two nations were trying to avert a trade war in the past few weeks, those discussions are now "invalid," according to Chinese officials.
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A: No. The order has a section that says if any provision of it is found to be invalid, the remainder will not be affected.
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"This is the classic case of people using an intentional or unintentional misunderstanding of polling to pretend results they don't like are invalid," Judy said.
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"I don't take it personally, because if it's not going to make me be better, then it's an invalid comment," Ho explained in the video.
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As many as 594,843 votes, or 8.4 percent, of the 7.64 million votes cast, were invalid and spoiled, figures from the National Election Committee showed.
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Holman had been detained after being told her visa was invalid, and after admitting to drinking a complimentary glass of wine on an Emirates flight.
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Comment from discussion immorano's comment from discussion "Facebook won't let me login, asks for me to upload picture of myself, then says picture is "invalid"".
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"What we've built is a protocol for industry participants to come to a consensus about what events are valid and what are invalid," he said.
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The appeals can demand a recount of all votes or of only invalid votes, or an annulment of the elections in the district or city.
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Asked for evidence supporting Trump's claims, spokesman Jason Miller cited a 2012 Pew Research study showing 85033 in 8 voter registrations is inaccurate or invalid.
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In 2011, the Australian high court ruled invalid a deal with Malaysia, as it was not a signatory to the United Nations Convention on Refugees.
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This poor decision of a married man seducing women to sleep with him shouldn't imply that everything he's stood for and preached is somehow invalid.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit vacated PTAB decisions that ruled invalid two VirnetX patents, known as the '211 and '504 patents.
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Your apps may soon show more detailed views of what information will be saved for autofill purposes, and will less frequently display invalid autofill options.
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In December, U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor sided with the Republican states, and declared the entire law invalid, a move that shocked legal experts.
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Among them: not being able to open mobile tickets, experiencing glitches while trying to transfer tickets to friends, and having bar codes register as invalid.
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The Senate and its supporters argued that the recess appointment was invalid, as Rosselló called a special session of the legislature to confirm Pierluisi's nomination.
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In court papers, Samsung also said the two other patents it was found to have infringed are invalid, an argument Apple said should be rejected.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson suffered an unprecedented humiliation Tuesday when the UK's Supreme Court ruled that his suspension of Parliament was invalid and illegal.
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In a shift this past week, the Justice Department said it agrees with the initial ruling that the entire ObamaCare law is unconstitutional and invalid.
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"There is a significant risk the [court] will declare these transfer mechanisms as invalid," law firm DLA Piper said in an analysis of the case.
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"The application by Min Gordhan seeks to review and set aside the report and have it declared unlawful, unconstitutional, irrational and invalid," the statement said.
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The procedure can be labyrinthine, and some people who navigated it were still denied absentee ballots because election officials deemed their state-issued addresses invalid.
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Therefore, she argues, the agreement is invalid and she can dish on whatever relationship she may have had with Trump more than 10 years ago.
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However, the group wants to get 200,000 signatures to be on the safe side, since they have received reports of fake or intentionally invalid signatures.
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But in June, the Supreme Court ruled that a "TBD" notice to appear was invalid, and that's when ICE started sending notices with fake dates.
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Earlier, during the initial counting of votes, Dr. Snipes's office inadvertently mixed some 20 invalid provisional ballots in a stack of 205 otherwise valid ballots.
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It was November 000, and when Mr. Modi abruptly announced that large denomination rupee notes were invalid and being replaced with new currency, panic erupted.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed an administrative court's determination that the two patents, which expired, were invalid on obviousness grounds.
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But once installed, they injected ads and generated massive amounts of invalid traffic, the ad industry's term for fake or manipulated views, users, or clicks.
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The document submitted on Monday expands on those arguments in detail, offering examples of what Trump's legal team claims are reasons the impeachment is invalid.
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Google announced in August that in an effort to protect the quality of its ad networks, it was "enhancing its defenses" to identify invalid traffic.
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Cohen violated the NDA when he disclosed details of the agreement to The Wall Street Journal, and it should therefore be considered invalid, Avenatti alleges.
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Scarcely a fan of the current administration, I still find the arguments that these initiatives threaten critical rights and protections for workers to be invalid.
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The fall in the bond price is the biggest daily decline since the Supreme Court declared President Uhuru Kenyatta's election victory invalid on Sept 1.
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So they drove south through Arizona, where Ms. Chaubal, an Indian national with an invalid work visa, fell into the hands of the Border Patrol.
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The lawsuit argues that Cuccinelli lacks the authority to serve as acting director and that any directives he issues in that capacity are therefore invalid.
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In 2006, the GAO reported systematic "errors, mistakes and miscalculations…invalid assumptions and outdated data" used as a part of USACE's build and response processes.
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Two U.S. court decisions deemed the Recovery Act invalid after PREPA creditors sued, with the Supreme Court agreeing in December to hear Puerto Rico's appeal.
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Daniels filed a lawsuit earlier this month to void a nondisclosure agreement that her attorney argues is invalid because Trump did not sign the document.
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Manafort's lawsuit originally asked the judge to declare that Rosenstein's entire order appointing Mueller was invalid and to set aside the criminal charges against him.
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Maybe the court would find that the abuse put the victim under duress when the contract was originally signed, which would make the contract invalid.
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Georgia Secretary of State and Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp received a voter card that said "invalid" when he tried to vote on Election Day.
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Mr. Osuli says that Mr. Rahmani missed the required majority by a single vote, in a count in which one vote was disputed as invalid.
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The European Union's second highest court ruled on Wednesday that Adidas' three-stripe branding was invalid as a trademark as it lacked a distinctive character.
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A previous Safe Harbor pact was ruled invalid by a top European Union court in October 2015 amid concerns in Europe about U.S. Internet surveillance.
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The lower courts balked at this argument, telling Mr Herrera that the treaty was invalid under Ward v Race Horse, a Supreme Court ruling from 1896.
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A national police spokeswoman said Wednesday that Browder was released when agents confirmed that an arrest warrant from Russia that appeared in police databases was invalid.
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That makes the argument on interest rate differentials invalid at least until the Fed follows through on expectations, according to Eric Theoret, currency strategist at Scotiabank.
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Photographs of old letters, invalid passports, certificates of education, and family albums, describe a course of migration, a life between places that has yet to end.
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Even if they're not involved in ad fraud, platforms such as ad networks and other intermediaries earn a share of the money spent on invalid ads.
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Now consider that, if this candidate were to die before Congress counted the votes in January, the electoral votes could be deemed invalid and tossed out.
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The study looked only at patents that are invalid because the invention they claim is not really new, and therefore is not an invention at all.
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The Philippines had contended that China's claims to the South China Sea were invalid under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
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While Trump's lawyers had argued that the committee's subpoena did not have a legitimate legislative purpose — and was therefore invalid — Mehta took a more liberal view.
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The authors found this results in more invalid patents being granted in the U.S., while Europe and countries like Japan denied patents for the same invention.
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The woman's passport is also now invalid because it's been defaced, and she will have to get it replaced once she's back home, Chinese authorities said.
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The princess's lawyers opened by arguing that their client could not be prosecuted by the court, and that the judicial process in its entirety was invalid.
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Another reason that this article is scientifically invalid is that there was no statistical comparison made between the apoaequorin treated group and the placebo control group.
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Jaime Rodríguez will be allowed to run as an independent candidate, despite an earlier ruling that more than half of the signatures he collected were invalid.
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As far as conspiracy theories in hip-hop, I think that it comes from the history of valid and invalid conspiracy theories in the black community.
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It calculates that 29 percent of the $27 billion spent on this kind of advertising globally in 2016 was on invalid traffic, equivalent to $7.8 billion.
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Star Athletica, a much smaller apparel company, claims Varsity's copyrights are invalid because a uniform is a "useful article" that can't be copyrighted under federal law.
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When someone tried to book a trip they had purchased, suddenly there were no dates available, or the contact information the business had provided was invalid.
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Teva said the patent was invalid because the deal was reached nearly two years before Helsinn first applied for a patent and constituted a public sale.
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Others, however, were quick to point out that they felt that her argument was invalid because she seems thinner now than she did a year ago.
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Both judges argued that the single warrant that the FBI obtained to hack Playpen users was invalid because it violated the territorial restrictions in Rule 41.
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On March 6, Daniels filed a lawsuit of her own against Trump, claiming the agreement was rendered invalid because the president never signed the document himself.
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Investigators have found unusually high numbers of invalid votes, precincts where turnout was 100% and inexplicable revisions to vote counts, usually in favour of Mr Morales.
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They also warned that if Whitaker's appointment is later found to be invalid it could be difficult and burdensome for the courts to undo his actions.
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He and Silvia presented identification cards from Make the Road, but the guard declared them invalid; eventually, Silvia persuaded him to accept a Salvadoran I.D. card.
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John S. McCain (R-Ariz.) had won Florida's 28500 Republican presidential primary, I told my invalid mother that I was donating to his campaign that minute.
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They asked the court to declare the payments invalid and freeze the money until the oversight board was operational and able to confirm the payments' propriety.
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The hush deal bars Daniels, who is now suing Trump and Cohen to void the deal she argues is invalid, from publicly discussing the alleged affair.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a Patent Trial and Appeal Board determination that the three Schlumberger patents were invalid as obvious.
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Invalid and spoiled ballots accounted for 8.4 percent of the 7.64 million cast, representing a protest against the election, the opposition and an analyst have said.
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Paul Gallagher, another lawyer for Facebook, warned in court on Tuesday that "the effect on trade would be immense" if Standard Contractual Clauses were made invalid.
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Standard transparency measures are largely invalid, meaning the transition team can meet with anyone it would like, without any burden to reveal this to the public.
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The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority's (TCRA) communications manager, Innocent Mungy, said that all devices with invalid International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) numbers were disconnected on Thursday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow's Arbitration Court on Thursday rejected a claim by Germany's Siemens that the sale of its turbines which were delivered to Crimea was invalid.
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The judge characterised the charge as abusive, adding that it "curtailed the rights that the passenger has recognised by law", and declared it invalid in Spain.
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But when the C.D.C. shipped test kits to public labs across the country, some local health officials began reporting that the test was producing invalid results.
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Crucially, when a court voids an invalid union, just as in a divorce, the judge can also decide matters like support payments and division of property.
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The lawsuit asks the judge to formally declare that either no agreement was formed, or that, to the extent an agreement was formed, it is invalid.
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Frankly, I believe that this concern stems directly from the transphobic assumption that cisgender bodies are valid and valuable, whereas trans people's are invalid and defective.
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The ministry said in a separate statement Friday that all other recent trade terms negotiated by the United States and China would also be declared invalid.
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"Challenges at the patent office play a crucial role in overturning invalid patents, and that role could be undermined by agreements like this," Mr. Carrier said.
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Milwaukee Police Department officer Kevin Zimmermann was on patrol Saturday when he came across mom Andrella Jackson, who was driving a car with an invalid registration.
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Trump's lawyers said that if Trump had a "mixed motive" in withholding aid, that was even more reason that the House's articles of impeachment were invalid.
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Earlier in March, attorneys for Trump and for Cohen's company, Essential Consultants, filed to move Daniels' lawsuit claiming the nondisclosure agreement is invalid to federal court.
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Daniels said she was pressed to sign the document and her legal team now says the agreement is invalid because it was never signed by Trump.
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The prosecutor whose investigation triggered the last presidential impeachment will now stand up on the floor of the Senate to declare that this impeachment is invalid.
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Life Technologies responded that the kits were covered by its 2006 licensing agreement with Promega, and that the patents that belonged to Promega were invalid anyway.
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In that case, an officer stopped a car because a license plate database, which was known to be unreliable, erroneously indicated that its plate was invalid.
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Initially, he was overruled by lawyers in Mr. Magashule's office, who deemed the contract invalid because procurement rules, like a competitive bid, had not been followed.
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AdSense publishers can contact Google to report any invalid ad clicks, and should contact its help center if they think they've been the victim of sabotage.
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The candidates were rejected on numerous grounds, including that the signatures and documents they had collected in order to run for office were false or invalid.
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A Federal District Court judge in Texas agreed, ruling all of Obamacare invalid, but postponed the effects of his ruling until the case could be appealed.
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Of more than 4.7 million ballots cast, election officials uncovered 25 apparently invalid votes by felons; whether they knew they were ineligible to vote is unclear.
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It also found clauses in Facebook's terms of service to be invalid, including its policy of requiring users to use their "authentic names" on the website.
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She says it was intended to buy her silence about her affair with Trump, but claims the deal is invalid because Trump himself never signed it.
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For this reason, Mr. Mucha said, he is asking the courts "to confirm that the deed of gift was not done," and that it is invalid.
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U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castel in Manhattan said a patent asserted against Bloomberg by iSentium, a social media analytics vendor, was invalid on abstractness grounds.
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The surprisingly high number of invalid ballots hinted at quiet defiance from an electorate cowed into voting, but distressed by the kneecapping of democracy in Cambodia.
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A British government report documented how the Myanmar government changed its citizenship rules in 1989 and rendered the residency cards that most Rohingyas were carrying invalid.
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After a Texas judge found the entire law invalid in December, the Trump administration shifted its stance to support that ruling, which is now under appeal.
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Yet here we are: Stormy Daniels is suing Donald Trump, saying that the nondisclosure agreement she signed is invalid because the President didn't also sign it.
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Israel rejected Tuesday's move as "legally invalid", saying the court lacks jurisdiction because the Palestinian Authority is not a state and Israel abides by international law.
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Kenyan markets tumbled after a court judged recent elections to be invalid, raising fears of violent protests by supporters of Uhuru Kenyatta, who was re-elected president.
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"The attorneys general have appointed themselves to decide what is valid and what is invalid regarding climate change," committee Chair Lamar Smith, a Republican of Texas, said.
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The Pew study found that the American voting system was in need of an upgrade with millions of invalid registrations and dead people listed on the rolls.
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A federal appeals court delivered a blow to Canadian technology licensing company WiLAN on Monday, ruling that patents it had accused Sony Corp of infringing were invalid.
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