That means Congress could be invalidating classes of rules indefinitely.
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It is also invalidating their passwords if they used one.
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It can be incredibly invalidating and harmful to people's healing.
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A court agreed with him, invalidating the bylaw changes on Friday.
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Though only a legal decision invalidating the arrangement can compel action.
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The law prohibits invalidating voter registrations because people failed to vote.
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The final law has the downside of invalidating the postcard promise.
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Invalidating that pain is a good way to create a rift.
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That would depend on the language of the order invalidating the TRO.
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Meanwhile Nestlé won a court ruling this year invalidating his copyright registration.
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By invalidating Facebook's enterprise certificate today, Cook flipped one of his lesser switches.
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It would be silly to report on this particular study as invalidating DTI.
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Women understandably find that so invalidating that they might question their own sanity.
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The Patent Office sided with Arista on Thursday, invalidating key claims in the patent.
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"Our goal is nothing short of invalidating every single one of them," says Prince.
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Texas, invalidating a law criminalizing same-sex sodomy and overturning the dismissive 1986 decision.
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"I'm mad at the company...for invalidating 15 years of my hard work," writes one.
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If I argue with your feelings, it's like I'm invalidating you and what you believe.
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Opposition candidate Andres Velasquez accused the electoral council of invalidating some ballots cast for him.
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There's no basis in this law for invalidating the rule simply because of its impact.
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In 22, the US Supreme Court found in favor of the ACLU, invalidating Myriad's patents.
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That means on immigration, for example, the Fifth Circuit ruling invalidating the president's order may prevail.
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Virginia was a landmark moment in civil rights history, invalidating years of legislation prohibiting interracial marriage.
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The judges also wrongly changed the law related to invalidating patents and awarding injunctions, Samsung added.
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The courts will probably prefer to keep a high bar when it comes to invalidating deals.
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These consistent examples of invalidating survivors' experiences of sexual assault is why so many don't report.
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He could rescind it, essentially invalidating the temporary work permits that have been issued since 2012.
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United States, invalidating a federal plan to oblige the states to help dispose of radioactive waste.
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Lower courts subsequently sided with the association, invalidating the Fort Collins moratorium and the Longmont ban.
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That is, some unaffiliated voters would send back both major party ballots, invalidating both of them.
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In October 2015, the court caused a big upheaval for businesses by invalidating a prior EU-U.
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Because the court was split, a 2015 lower-court ruling invalidating Obama's plan was left in place.
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The justices left in place a 2015 appeals court ruling invalidating the law, called the Recovery Act.
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Yahoo is responding by prompting potentially affected users to change their passwords and invalidating all security questions.
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Ask yourself why you submit to invalidating one expression, and why you so willingly partake in another.
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MySpace reacted by invalidating the passwords of accounts that were known to be included in the leak.
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Additionally, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has set up a board to consider invalidating certain patents.
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One part of Roberts's motivation was protecting the court's legitimacy, rather than invalidating a major new law.
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A rate hike would thus risk invalidating the bank's key tool to signal its future policy stance.
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However, the court rejected a measure invalidating all ballots cast abroad and by Iraqis displaced by recent conflict.
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However, just halting or invalidating new regulations will not provide the regulatory relief President Trump has promised industry.
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"Being misunderstood and fetishized within the community and outside of it is hard, invalidating, and stressful," Luna says.
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Her 2013 dissent in a case invalidating a major portion of the Voting Rights Act, Shelby County v.
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The National Voter Registration Act bars the government from invalidating a registration within 90 days of an election.
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Bots skew the data and misrepresent the true nature of constituents, invalidating conclusions drawn from the data set.
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The paper's initial alarm about invalidating 40,000 fMRI-based research papers was overblown, later corrected to closer to 3,500.
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Avenatti later sued the president on Daniels' behalf, accusing Trump of invalidating a nondisclosure agreement and of defaming Daniels.
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So it's most likely that it will again be left to Europe's supreme court to strike any invalidating blow.
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I don't doubt that he would have joined every other member of the court in invalidating the governor's convictions.
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In March 1991, the judge sided with AMD, invalidating Intel's trademark on the 20083 by claiming it was generic.
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Business groups have taken a similar stance, arguing that invalidating the CFPB as a whole would cause regulatory chaos.
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Far from invalidating the sort of reporting Reed helped pioneer, though, the fragility of such moments reinforces its worth.
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S.E.C., invalidating an order requiring the defendant to disgorge over $600,000 and prohibiting him from associating with securities firms.
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This decision, invalidating a military benefits program's built-in assumption that husbands could not be considered their wives' dependents.
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It follows an order from Burroughs in the same case last September invalidating a similar patent on the same grounds.
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It's uncomfortable and invalidating to be misgendered by my coworkers, especially those who are my age or even my friends.
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The company said it is invalidating the passwords of the accounts impacted and contacting affected members to reset their passwords.
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This can be both invalidating and offensive to LGBTQ people because it assumes heterosexuality as the standard state of being.
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The company says it is invalidating the passwords of the accounts impacted and contacting affected members to reset their passwords.
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This is largely due to state legislatures invalidating, or 'preempting,' city initiatives to raise minimum wages on a local level.
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Avenatti sued the president, on Daniels&apos behalf, accusing Trump of invalidating a non-disclosure agreement, and of defaming Daniels.
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If the Bloomberg story checks out, Amazon and Apple would seem to be lying and invalidating a potential national security risk.
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It seems highly unlikely that Japan will take Russia up on its offer, effectively invalidating its claim to the disputed islands.
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Moving or invalidating the grandfather date would allow some or all of those products to act as "predicates" for future products.
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In the legal filing, the Department of Justice argues in favor of invalidating protections for those Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Texas, Kennedy wrote a 6-3 decision invalidating Texas's ban on oral and anal sex between two men or two women.
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Reality seemed to have roared past logic, invalidating the kind of delicately calibrated opinion that had given intellectuals prestige and purpose.
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Donnie Emmi, a lawyer for Pure Hemp, said he believed the company had a good chance of invalidating United Cannabis' patent.
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The delusional entrepreneur will procrastinate finding that invalidating data for as long as possible, and then still be dismissive of the results.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A decision invalidating Wisconsin's gerrymander as unconstitutionally partisan would, of course, be a boon to democracy.
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Jubilee's proposed amendments to election law would stop the court from invalidating results if the electronic transmission again fails to work smoothly.
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In a statement following the court's decision, Republican Governor Mary Fallin said invalidating the fee would cause a $215 million budget shortfall.
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In the aftermath of India invalidating much of its cash, many have resorted to mobile wallets to pay for their daily chores.
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Charity typically already confers tax benefits at a state level, but federal authorities do not see this as invalidating the federal deduction.
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Those include invalidating unencrypted security questions and answers, and is recommending that users who haven't changed their passwords since 2014 do so.
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Amid a global outcry of fraud, several opposition parties withdrew from the municipal elections — and the government responded by invalidating those parties.
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This administrative tribunal has been invalidating patents willy-nilly without respecting the basic constitutional rights of all U.S. citizens in their property.
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Texas, Kennedy wrote for a 6-3 court invalidating Texas's ban on oral and anal sex between two men or two women.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's bold announcement of invalidating most circulated currency notes has left hundreds of millions of people stranded without any money.
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Both states were drawing close to their electoral college reporting deadline, and missing the deadline could result in invalidating the states' electoral votes.
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A challenge to a 2015 court decision invalidating a Colorado voucher programme is pending before the justices, awaiting the Trinity Lutheran case's outcome.
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Democratic former President Barack Obama's administration had supported a decision made by the National Labor Relations Board in 2012 invalidating such employment agreements.
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TD Ameritrade that Dodd-Frank language invalidating mandatory arbitration agreements for SOX whistleblowers does not extend to whistleblowers who sue under Dodd-Frank.
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And, in 2014, it declined to hear Arizona's appeal of a lower-court ruling invalidating a ban on the procedure at 20 weeks.
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The stories touched on everything from lies about President Obama invalidating the 2016 election results to lies about paid protesters at Trump rallies.
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"The supreme court affirmed our position and ended up invalidating the permit because they didn't vote to have a hearing first," said Flores.
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The Trump administration had warned that invalidating the law would unleash a torrent of extreme words and sexually graphic images on the marketplace.
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The panel ruled that the company's patent was not indefinite and reversed a lower court judgment invalidating the bulk of the patent's claims.
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Wearable device company Jawbone has won a ruling in federal court invalidating two of three patents rival Fitbit Inc had accused it of infringing.
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A law invalidating arbitration agreements in cases of sexual harassment would run afoul of a federal statute, the governor wrote in his veto message.
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Adam Blum, the founder and director of the Gay Therapy Center, says moments like these are invalidating — and can make you feel lesser than.
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And here, we don't have to speculate what Congress would've done if it had to choose between invalidating the ACA and eliminating the mandate.
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There is clear precedent for courts' reliance on presidential public statements and a long history of courts invalidating executive actions related to national security.
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"If he is seeking a declaratory judgment or an injunction invalidating the prison's entire meal program, then I think they can join," he said.
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In its ruling invalidating the bill the Court said that, based on current legislation, government could reorganize state-owned companies but parliament could not.
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However, researchers must be careful to prevent Mechanical Turk workers from participating in the same study more than once and thus invalidating the results.
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Dawn Johnsen, an Indiana University law professor who has pushed for abortion rights, said Thursday's injunction was an important step toward invalidating such legislation.
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Saying "All Lives Matter" in response would suggest to them that all people are in equal danger, invalidating the specific concerns of black people.
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They agreed that the party's attempt to rout out black money by invalidating most of India's currency, known as demonetization, had not really worked.
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Marra stopped short of invalidating the non-prosecution agreement but asked prosecutors and victims' lawyers to recommend in 15 days how to move forward.
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Invalidating the entire law could strip coverage from tens of millions of Americans and strip protections for coverage enjoyed by hundreds of millions more.
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Seila's position is that the justices need only decide that the bureau's structure is unconstitutional, therefore invalidating the CFPB's investigation of the law firm.
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The Lawrence decision upheld the idea that sexual privacy was a constitutional right, thus invalidating anti-sodomy laws in the few states that had them.
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In the US, no one has to register any non-commercial drones following a May 2017 court ruling invalidating the Federal Aviation Administration's drone regulations.
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In 2014, Roberts wrote an opinion for the other four GOP-appointed justices invalidating federal limits on total contributions from individuals in an election cycle.
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Herein lies the problem: the plaintiff is far from likely to succeed in invalidating President Trump's order and thus is not entitled to a TRO.
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Being told that your own knowledge of what's happening in your body is wrong or to not be trusted is a really deeply invalidating thing.
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In the past two weeks, courts in Wisconsin, Texas, and North Carolina have rooted out partisan abuses by invalidating or limiting strict voter ID laws.
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But according to Walen, doing so can be invalidating since it's kind of like saying he agrees with your negative opinions, but loves you anyway.
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"Because the grounds for dismissal was based on a regulation, the only option was to seek a declaration from the courts invalidating it," Whittal said.
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It adjusts how we look at the previous nine episodes – not invalidating their disturbing stories, but giving us a new lens with which to view them.
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Finding such an error or invalidating a specific section of the report should not invalidate the rest (although Trump supporters will attempt to do exactly that).
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And India began phasing out a whopping 86 percent of its currency in November of 2016 by invalidating 0003 and 1,000-rupee notes as legal tender.
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Second, he said that his sample consisted only of homes with lead pipes, but many of the homes where Glasgow tested did not, invalidating the report.
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He then called throwing the weight of DOJ behind invalidating ACA "breathtaking" and "unbelievable" because of its wide-ranging scope, "recklessness" and lack of legal backing.
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"I am pleased that the highest court in the land has unanimously reversed the trial court's erroneous decision invalidating Wisconsin's Assembly map," Schimel, a Republican, said.
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As upset as President Obama must be about decisions invalidating his actions, he has never pursued those actions once a court has decided to overturn them.
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In those red states, Republican legislators have typically argued for invalidating local ordinances on the grounds that "there needs to be uniform statewide rules," Briffault says.
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That resulted in governing coalition lawmakers abstaining from a vote on replacing the outgoing judges, invalidating the ballot and leaving the Constitutional Court unable to function.
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But invalidating a passport would not be particularly abnormal, according to Jonathan Man, a lawyer who advised Edward J. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor.
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It was "hurtful and invalidating" to be told that she didn't belong in the world that had drawn her in since childhood, Ms. Varuolo-Clarke said.
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By invalidating more rules that exceed what Congress intended, our elected representatives can bring agencies back in line — and provide clearer guidance to courts as well.
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He said the 1954 landmark ruling, invalidating the separate but equal doctrine, extended to any program separating children on the basis of race, including for integration.
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Many are evangelical (as are rising numbers of Hispanics); their congregations mostly vote Democratic, invalidating any glib equation between that strand of Protestantism and right-wing ideology.
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By invalidating Ohio's purge process, the Supreme Court can make clear that voting is a fundamental right for which states should be expanding access, not limiting it.
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While the administration now supports invalidating the entire law through the courts, how the Affordable Care Act would be undone is causing experts to scratch their heads.
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Former Philippine President Benigno Aquino launched a formal case against China over the matter and in 2016, the Hague tribunal ruled in favor of Manila, invalidating Beijing's claims.
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The judge agreed, saying the warrant was originally issued without jurisdiction, invalidating the evidence gathered by the FBI's network investigative technique, or NIT—the feds' euphemism for hacking.
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By Jan Wolfe A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling invalidating patents that licensing company Intellectual Ventures accused Capital One Financial Corp and other banks of infringing.
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U.S. District Judge Leonard Stark in Delaware denied a request by TriPlay that he reconsider a earlier decision invalidating an electronic messaging patent TriPlay accused WhatsApp of infringing.
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Sternberg's a biblical scholar, for whom "antichronology," invalidating as it does the merit of the Great Book literally from (in) the beginning, must constitute a kind of sacrilege.
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And if it turns out that the assailants on Saturday were British they would have qualified for visa free travel into the US, invalidating Trump's point even further.
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Unfortunately, the FCC utterly failed, which is why Congress is right to step in to correct its mistake by invalidating the order through the Congressional Review Act (CRA).
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed a lower court's decision invalidating part of Indiana's abortion law on the disposal of fetal remains, allowing it to go into effect.
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By invalidating that rule, the Roberts court opened the door for Kemp and others like him to institute a new generation of Jim Crow-like restrictions on voting.
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What is to stop a conservative majority of the court from invalidating the law as an unconstitutional limitation on the president's powers under Article II of the Constitution?
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The justices most interested in invalidating presidential removal restrictions and increasing presidential power are also, paradoxically, those most interested in textual and historical faithfulness to the original Constitution.
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While the district court had issued a ruling invalidating the districts it had not yet taken the final step of telling the state how to redraw the maps.
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Apple invalidating Google's Enterprise Certificate mean its Screenwise Meter app won't work for iPhones and nor will any other app for which the search giant relies on the certificate.
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" In a statement, the Department of Environmental Quality says the rationale for dropping the samples from these two sites "appropriately met the requirements for invalidating samples per federal regulation.
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Meanwhile, a new Hill-HarrisX poll released Thursday found that a majority of Americans said courts should uphold a ruling by a Texas federal judge last month invalidating ObamaCare.
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But Mr. Christie was dismissed on Friday and replaced by Vice President-elect Mike Pence, invalidating the agreement and leaving the transition process in a state of suspended animation.
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For those with more serious mental health challenges, gratitude interventions are probably insufficient to bring about full recovery and could potentially be invalidating of the struggles they are experiencing.
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Next week, the Supreme Court will hear a challenge that the patent office's new procedure is unconstitutional because invalidating a patent amounts to an unlawful takeover of private property.
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Yahoo said it is forcing all of the affected users to change their passwords and it is invalidating unencrypted security questions — steps that it declined to take in September.
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A 4-4 ruling, which appeared to be one possibility after the arguments, would deal Obama a huge defeat because it would affirm a lower-court ruling invalidating the plan.
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In invalidating two snowfall measurements out of the nine sites examined, the report does raise questions about snowfall readings taken in other storms and in other places around the country.
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In Maine, a proposed legalization referendum advanced on Friday when a judge overruled a state official's decision invalidating some of the signatures needed to get the initiative on the ballot.
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The name on her birth certificate and voter registration card did not match, invalidating her vote under North Carolina's new voter ID law, which was enacted after the court decision.
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The Supreme Court narrowed the reach of the so-called honest services fraud law, invalidating one theory used by prosecutors for Skilling's conspiracy conviction and ordering further appeals court review.
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The finer details become eclipsed by more common trends, and cliches begin to creep in and turn serious issues into fashion accessories, invalidating what should be treated as real concerns.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said a Delaware judge did not err in invalidating patents that technology licensing company CallWave Communications LLC accused Broadsoft of infringing.
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And as underscored by this week's Supreme Court decision invalidating two North Carolina congressional districts as unconstitutional racial gerrymanders, the justices are as fully engaged in combat as anyone else.
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The letter released Thursday by the court said the Justice Department, while not invalidating the first two warrants, is working to quarantine information collected under all four warrants targeting Page.
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Following the recent Supreme Court decision invalidating two Texas abortion restrictions, anti-abortion activists announced a new agenda focused on enacting state laws that promote fetal rights over women's rights.
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Democrats are fretting that the top 2020 presidential candidates are squandering an opportunity to defend ObamaCare in the wake of last week's court ruling invalidating a portion of the law.
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"This has often led to decisions invalidating agency action — both in challenges brought by supporters and opponents of regulation — but Judge Kavanaugh is not an anti-regulatory zealot," he wrote.
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The details: The high court rejected their request in March to halt the new map, which was devised by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court after invalidating the GOP-drawn districts in January.
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Invalidating the voting procedure used for most of American history by the vast majority of states would be a big step for the court—especially given its current conservative make-up.
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China has refused to recognize Tuesday's ruling by an arbitration court in The Hague invalidating China's vast claims in the South China Sea and did not take part in the proceedings.
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A federal appeals court on Friday gave aerospace company Airbus another shot at invalidating a patent on fire prevention technology it had been accused of infringing in a decade-long dispute.
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The justices issued two orders blocking rulings from the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas invalidating redistricting plans for two congressional districts in Texas — held by Reps.
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So when Sweden's prosecutors announced on Friday that they were abandoning their attempt to extradite him, invalidating the warrant for his arrest, Mr. Assange proclaimed it a happy moment of vindication.
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In Wednesday's ruling, the two judges in the majority affirmed US District Court Judge Reed O'Connor's 2018 decision against the individual insurance mandate but shunned his decision invalidating the whole law.
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They also say that because the individual mandate is intertwined with a multitude of ACA provisions, invalidating it should bring down the entire law, including protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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By annexing Belarus, he can present a change in the nature of the Russian Federation's legal status, invalidating its constitution and allowing him to become president of a new union state.
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The high court said it would hear Helsinn's appeal of a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit decision invalidating patents relating to antinausea drug Aloxi following a challenge by Teva.
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A few months after a government letter arrived at her parents' house invalidating her passport, she posted a photo of herself holding her passport and promising a bonfire, according to the Times.
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"There is no doubt that the profile [goes against] the current electoral law, as it was clearly created for the purpose of invalidating the representative candidate," Roberge wrote according to BuzzFeed's translation.
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Overturning gay marriage would require invalidating hundreds of thousands of marriages, and it would wreak havoc with tax statuses, inheritances, property ownership and dozens of other legal relationships that extend from marriage.
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That led to senior European judges invalidating the so-called safe harbor data-transfer agreement between the two regions, increasing uncertainty over how companies like Facebook could move data across the Atlantic.
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I tried dating apps, like OkCupid, and if I put things like nonbinary on my profile, I would get so many questions, and so many people invalidating me, sending me horrible messages.
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U.S. District Court Chief Judge Beryl A. Howell in August issued a ruling invalidating a Federal Election Commission regulation that has allowed donors to so-called dark-money groups to remain anonymous.
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The discussion so far — and the calls for invalidating the election results — have largely ignored the question of the role that the Russian attempt to help actually played in Mr. Trump's victory.
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Invalidating the law in only the 18 states in the lawsuit would throw the nation's health care system into chaos and deepen the inequality of access to health care that already exists.
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There is a chance that conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who often casts the deciding vote in close cases, could join the liberals for a majority invalidating the law, or parts of it.
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But by invalidating only part of ObamaCare, the ruling spared Republicans from dealing with the political fallout of getting what the Trump administration has long sought: a full repeal of the law.
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But the AKP applied for a do-over with the election commission, which the commission granted, invalidating the opposition party's win in Istanbul based on what was described as irregularities in voting.
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In what is yet another sign of India's unpreparedness in the aftermath of invalidating its most circulated cash, two variants of new currency notes have surfaced in the market, creating confusion among citizens.
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The commission asked U.S. District Judge John Bates in Washington D.C. to reject a motion by the AARP, a lobbying group for older Americans, for an order invalidating the rules as of Jan.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Friday gave Apple Inc another shot at invalidating claims in a patent on digital audio processing technology it has been accused of infringing.
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"Generally, if customer data was exposed, invalidating session cookies and rolling any internal authorization tokens is the best advice to mitigate the largest potential risk based on our investigation so far," Prince explained.
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And even if Moore's legal recourse is limited, lawmakers would certainly face political pressure about effectively invalidating the special election with information that began to come out before most votes had been cast.
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As expected after the oral argument, Justice Neil Gorsuch joined with the more liberal justices for the first time since joining the court to produce a 5-4 majority invalidating the federal statute.
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There is also a chance that conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who often casts the deciding vote in close cases, could join the liberals for a majority invalidating the law, or parts of it.
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The commission said it would ignore the decision invalidating the votes — which would ordinarily require a new election within seven days — and would certify the results of Kabul's vote in the coming days.
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Invalidating someone's sexual experiences is the opposite of the supportive sex positivity that you'd expect from inside the queer community, and it contributes to many bisexual folks' struggles of not feeling queer enough.
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If the justices had agreed, it would have been a devastating blow — invalidating subsidies essential for millions of lower-income and middle-class Americans who buy private coverage in most of the country.
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In July, Hong Kong's high court expelled four pro-independence lawmakers from the city's legislature after invalidating their oaths of office, in what was seen as the clearest indication of direct intervention by Beijing.
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How Kenya's presidential election unraveled The Kenya Supreme Court ordered the second election after invalidating the results of the contentious August 8 vote -- which gave victory to incumbent Kenyatta -- following a challenge over irregularities.
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RABAT (Reuters) - The European Union's senior diplomat said on Friday the union disagrees with a court ruling invalidating its farm trade deal with Morocco and the accords with Rabat do not violate international law.
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A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit heard oral arguments in Merck's appeal of a judge's post-trial decision invalidating the patent at issue in the case.
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If a court were to overturn the judge's ruling, it could have several outcomes, including letting renewals processed in the interim stand, invalidating all of those renewals or even ending the whole program immediately.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Tuesday affirmed a pair of Patent Trial and Appeal Board decisions invalidating two patents owned by Freebit that audio equipment Bose Corp had challenged.
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Invalidating all of that practice time with differently sloped or shaped walls and floors is a big downside, and the non-standard arenas themselves ultimately didn't create enough strategic or tactical differences to justify that.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court drew a new map for the state's 18 congressional districts after previously invalidating the existing lines as an unconstitutional gerrymander, finding the Republican-controlled legislature drew them to marginalize Democratic voters.
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In 2012, Kavanaugh wrote a 2–1 appeals court decision invalidating Environmental Protection Agency rules regulating air pollution that crosses state lines, arguing that the agency had overstepped its authority and siding with power companies.
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In the Shelby County v Holder decision of 2013, he joined a 5-4 majority invalidating a key section of the Voting Rights Act, a law Congress had voted overwhelmingly to reauthorise several years earlier.
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U.S. Ambassador to the WTO Dennis Shea has repeatedly criticized the WTO's Appellate Body, effectively the supreme court of world trade, saying it overstepped its authority and broke its own rules, potentially invalidating its judgments.
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A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit heard oral arguments in an appeal by WiLan of a PTAB decision invalidating one of its patents on computer memory technology.
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Invalidating Section Five allowed voter suppression to run rampant with only the federal courts as a check on the back end, a check which often engages after substantial and irreversible damage has already been done.
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And Trump signed into law the GOP tax cut bill that effectively eliminated the individual mandate by reducing the penalty to $218 -- the basis for a federal court ruling invalidating the entire Affordable Care Act.
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And last week a panel headed by Nisar passionately disqualified Sharif from heading the PML-N, also invalidating his selection of candidates to run on the party's ticket in Senate elections scheduled for March 3.
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He told me that the relationship didn't work for a number of reasons, but the clashing of their mutually invalidating identities—her being a lesbian and him being a bisexual, transsexual man—certainly didn't help.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A top court ruled on Wednesday that key provisions of Chilean President Michelle Bachelet's landmark labor reform were unconstitutional, invalidating parts of the legislation just weeks before it was due to take effect.
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LOS ANGELES, April 13 (Reuters) - A Los Angeles judge on Wednesday cleared the way for singer Katy Perry to buy a former convent after invalidating the property's sale to a businesswoman, City News Service reported.
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The court appeared closely divided on the case in April and split 5-4 last fall when it opted to freeze a lower court opinion invalidating two congressional districts and state house districts in four counties.
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I'm in no way suggesting that the Supreme Court's June 20133 decision in the Texas abortion case or the appeals court decisions last month invalidating voter ID laws in Texas and North Carolina have been overlooked.
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"This case presents a remarkably weak case for invalidating an Act of Congress," Clement said, suggesting the court should wait to decide the issue when there is a director who is at odds with the President.
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There was the 2012 Supreme Court case that risked invalidating the entire law, the presidential campaign that same year, and the 2013 Supreme Court that would have rendered the law unworkable in most of the country.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s majority opinion, invalidating that provision under principles of federalism, held that Congress would not have wanted the remainder of the law to remain on the books without the invalidated prohibition.
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In June 2012, the court decided a high-profile immigration case from Arizona, invalidating several provisions of the state's recently enacted anti-immigrant statute on the ground that immigration policy was the province of the federal government.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday declined to reconsider an earlier decision invalidating Helsinn Healthcare SA's patents on its anti-nausea treatment Aloxi, rejecting arguments by the pharmaceutical industry that letting the ruling stand would hinder innovation.
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This last week, Symantec and Trend Micro got handed a big win in the Federal Circuit, with the appeals court invalidating three patents on antivirus technology owned by Intellectual Ventures, the biggest patent troll in the world.
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But don't expect Texas to obey promptly: The same week the order was issued, Ken Paxton, the state's attorney general, announced that Texas would ask the Supreme Court to reverse the Fifth Circuit's decision invalidating the law.
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At the same time, the prospect of political change seems vanishingly slender: As the country spirals down, President Nicolas Maduro is tightening his grip on power, invalidating opposition parties and forcing political rivals into exile and prison.
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" The North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Michael Whatley called the voter ID ruling "ridiculous" and said the opinion was "invalidating the votes of more than 2 million North Carolinians who voted for a constitutional amendment in 2018.
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That sets up a stark choice: Either the mainstream parties will join together in a coalition that voters have already rejected, or the German president will have to call a new election, invalidating the previous vote entirely.
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It happened in the litigation over President Obama's deferred action immigration directives, where both the district court and the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals considered the president's statement about the reasons for that directive in invalidating the order.
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"The goal of this action was plain: to divest this Court of jurisdiction over the pending appeal and circumvent the district court's orders invalidating the project's environmental review documents and enjoining construction," the groups wrote in their brief.
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Both bills go after this provision—the WDA through a frontal assault by simply invalidating state laws, and the WFNA through mandating that employees pay the union regardless of whether the state has a right-to-work law.
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G.B.T.Q. And that was before new reports this week that the Trump administration is moving to roll back protections for transgender Americans, possibly legally invalidating their existence by narrowly defining gender as based on sex assignment at birth.
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In one remark, Quine simultaneously insulted Piper — implying, condescendingly, that her inclusion in such a rarefied space was predicated, at least in part, on the fact that she was legitimately black — while also invalidating her supposed racial credentials.
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In ADULTERY: Infidelity and the Law (Harvard University, $28.95), Rhode concludes that "perhaps the most plausible solution" to the problem of polygamy is partial legalization: invalidating criminal laws against cohabitation but retaining the prohibition on multiple marriage licenses.
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One consequence of Lochner's fall is that the Supreme Court recognized that it should not be in the business of invalidating economic regulations where there isn't a clear textual hook in the Constitution that justifies such a decision.
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When announcing the deal, Allergan's CEO underscored what he believed to be the unfairness of having two, separate forums and rules for invalidating patents, especially where IPR can effectively overturn the patent decisions made in the federal courts.
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If a rule hasn't been submitted, then it isn't technically in effect for the CRA's purposes — which means the Trump administration could submit it now and start the 60-day clock for Congress to pass a resolution invalidating it.
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In a 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said that a lower court judge erred in invalidating a patent relating to computer memory that Visual Memory LLC accused Nvidia's graphics cards of infringing.
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Last July, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit answered yes, invalidating The Medicines Co's patents on an improved version of the anticlotting drug Angiomax in a dispute with competitor Hospira Inc.
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The court agreed with the challenge, invalidating Safe Harbor and leaving companies that had been relying on it to govern EU-US data transfers to fall back on alternative mechanisms, such as binding corporate rules and standard contractual clauses.
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Invalidating the law would likely increase costs for millions of Medicare beneficiaries and the coverage that 12 million people received under the expansion of Medicaid in 37 states, two ways that underscore the ACA's sweeping changes to American healthcare.
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To their disappointment, the Supreme Court's split ruling leaves in place a 2015 lower-court ruling invalidating the plan that Obama tried to put into effect by executive order, known as Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, or DAPA.
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Making a transgender or gender-nonconforming person use a bathroom or locker room corresponding to the gender they were assigned at birth, rather than what they actually are, is yet another way of invalidating your coworker's identity, Branstetter said.
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"Our proceeding to address whether the District Court erred in invalidating the BLM's fracking regulation when the BLM has now commenced rescinding that same regulation appears to be a very wasteful use of limited judicial resources," the court wrote.
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The "If successful, this would have the effect of invalidating the President's unlawful action nationwide," said WA State Attorney General Ferguson in a press conference Monday morning, at which Washington Governor Jay Inslee also expressed strong condemnation of the order.
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In her plan, Warren said Congress should pass laws that provide statutory guarantees for rights established under Roe, invalidating laws like the one recently passed in Alabama, while also being durable enough to withstand a Supreme Court decision overturning it.
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Four of the Washington high court's justices protested that the majority's logical leap in Bassett—which expands on Miller by invalidating even discretionary life sentences for minors—had "no basis in state law" and was simply a faulty reinterpretation of Miller.
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It's been a push and pull, with the Supreme Court invalidating tons of specious patent classes, Congress passing the Leahy-Smith America Invents patent reform act, and all of our favorite tech companies suing each other endlessly around the world.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU member states agreed on Thursday to protect the bloc's carbon market from a hard Brexit by invalidating UK-issued allowances from 7.543 unless Britain ensures its companies meet their obligations under the scheme before it leaves the bloc.
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The Chinese host also told Abe to exercise caution on the issue of the South China Sea, where China has refused to recognise a July ruling by an arbitration court in The Hague invalidating China's vast claims to the waters.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's top court should set aside a judgment invalidating a farm trade accord between the EU and Morocco, an adviser to the court said on Tuesday, offering a potential resolution to a diplomatic clash between the two.
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The company said as much in an email to users that warned it was invalidating existing security questions — things like your mother's maiden name or the name of the street you grew up on — and asked users to change their passwords.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a ruling by the Patent Trial and Appeal Board invalidating key claims in a patent owned by IXI Mobile (R&D) Ltd, a New York-based intellectual property licensing company.
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A pro-business conservative, he understood the importance of the insurance industry to US businesses, and he was genuinely concerned about invalidating an entire law that had been approved through the democratic process to solve the intractable health care problem.
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Virginia, invalidating so-called racial-integrity laws that barred interracial unions in certain states, yet a Gallup poll showed a vast majority of white Americans (more than 70 percent) still opposed the idea of black people and white people marrying.
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He won after invalidating large numbers of voter registrations, removing voters from the rolls if they had not voted in recent elections, closing numerous polling places in poor and mostly minority areas and refusing to update the old voting machines.
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"Our proceeding to address whether the District Court erred in invalidating the BLM's fracking regulation when the BLM has now commenced rescinding that same regulation appears to be a very wasteful use of limited judicial resources," the higher court wrote.
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"Our proceeding to address whether the District Court erred in invalidating the BLM's fracking regulation when the BLM has now commenced rescinding that same regulation appears to be a very wasteful use of limited judicial resources," the court ruled on Thursday.
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Michele Hanisee, the president of the Association of Deputy District Attorneys in Los Angeles said that reprieves for condemned inmates would be, "in effect, invalidating the law" that California voters have repeatedly affirmed, despite the liberal values that dominate the state.
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The lawsuit, filed in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, accused the state's Supreme Court of violating the U.S. Constitution, first by invalidating the old map and then by drawing its own lines after Republicans and Democratic Governor Tom Wolf could not reach an agreement.
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" The Congressman suggests that Apple is now casting "too wide a net" in its effort to remove spam and illegitimate apps from the App Store, and is "invalidating apps from longstanding and legitimate developers who pose no threat to the App Store's integrity.
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But, the unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Wednesday also ordered the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeals Board to reconsider its decision invalidating two of the patent's 28 claims.
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However, Vladeck noted that this was the third version of the travel ban and the administration made significant changes in response to lower-court rulings invalidating the first two iterations, including one issued one week after Trump became president in January 2017.
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Generally speaking, a blockchain — and yes, there are many — is a sequence of records, shared among a network, that are both accessible and immutable, meaning no member can change or delete the data within them without invalidating the rest of the sequence.
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In fact, the McDonnell decision has loomed over prosecutors throughout the Menendez trial, and Judge Walls suggested that he was leaning toward interpreting the ruling as invalidating a theory of bribery, known as "stream of benefits," that is central to the government's case.
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Black was a Democratic senator from Alabama, a populist and ardent supporter of the New Deal who had backed the president's failed plan to add additional justices to the Supreme Court who could outvote the conservatives who were invalidating major New Deal programs.
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Sanders would also overturn Trump's so-called "public charge" rule and ensure that immigrants are not discriminated against based on income or disability, while extending temporary protected status until more permanent resolutions are in place, invalidating Trump's efforts to end those designations.
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One discussion, about how to deal with protests against conservative speakers visiting campus, became a bonding session for those of us who have found that we can't bring up controversial topics without being told we are fomenting hate or invalidating someone else's existence.
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The debate unfolded over a series of meetings beginning in late December and culminated in an Oval Office meeting on Monday that turned fiery when White House counsel Pat Cipollone objected to Mulvaney's position on invalidating Obamacare, a senior administration official said.
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"Since the appellant's actions do not raise satisfactory cause to bar her to entry to Israel, the inevitable impression is that invalidating the visa given to her was due to the political opinions she holds," the court declared in the verdict, according to Haaretz.
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Most people do not share the belief that a process must be morally pure before its results can be celebrated; they can be jubilant about the Falcon Heavy and question Tesla's treatment of its workers at the same time, without the one invalidating the other.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) relied too heavily on "common sense" and too little on analysis and evidence in invalidating Arendi's patent, which combines text-recognition with database searches, on obviousness grounds.
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Moving or invalidating that grandfather date would allow some or all of the products to act as "predicates" for future products, something public health advocates say would allow e-cigarettes and other tobacco products to escape a critical first-step review by the FDA.
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In April 2018, conservative Trump appointee Neil Gorsuch joined the court's four liberals in a 5-4 ruling that could hinder the administration's ability to step up the removal of immigrants with criminal records, invalidating a provision in another law, the Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Merck & Cie's appeal of a lower court's ruling invalidating its patent on a vitamin B compound used in Bayer AG birth control pills, clearing the way for the launch of generic versions of the contraceptives.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday delivered a fiscally jolting but not surprising hit to Chicago by invalidating a 2014 state law aimed at boosting the sinking finances of two city pension funds, saying the law violated pension protections in the state's constitution.
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"Absent substantial budgetary adjustments, Chicago's pension debt will grow for many years and, along with the court invalidating the savings achieved with the city's reform, will continue to drive the city's fixed costs higher," said David Jacobson, a spokesman for the bond-rating agency.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday further narrowed the patents that Ameranth Inc can assert in litigation against dozens of companies that use online ordering systems, invalidating the few claims that had survived review by the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) last year.
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Gayle, which we helped litigate in Alabama just two years later, was the doctrine's coup de grâce — a unanimous Supreme Court declined to disturb a lower-court ruling invalidating a series of Jim Crow-era statutes and ordinances that provided for racially segregated buses.
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The mid-level visit was the latest part of some carefully calibrated engagement after a July ruling by an arbitration panel in The Hague that overwhelmingly favored the Philippines in its dispute with China over the South China Sea, invalidating China's claim to most of the waters.
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I'm not expecting judges to embrace the Establishment Clause as the basis for invalidating the Alabama Human Life Protection Act, and I'm not expecting even progressive politicians to call out the religious basis for the wave of anti-abortion laws, of which Alabama's is the most extreme.
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It's with that in mind that Trump backed his White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's arguments that the administration should support a federal judge's ruling in Texas invalidating Obamacare in its entirety, a senior White House official and Republican close to the campaign told CNN.
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Windsor before the Supreme Court in 2013 on behalf of her client Edie Windsor — a case that resulted in a landmark decision invalidating a section of the Defense of Marriage Act, eventually leading to the invalidation of all state and federal laws against same-sex marriage.
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Nelson, 1972 In 2015, the Supreme Court made a watershed decision regarding LGBT equality when it ruled in favor of same-sex marriage nationwide, invalidating a 1972 decision that claimed there was no federal precedent on which to fall back on when it came to such a matter.
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Trump's allies in the Republican Party have continually defended him during the impeachment investigation, citing defenses from invalidating the whistleblower complaint because it was hearsay, to the argument that there was no quid pro quo between Trump and Ukraine and that the entire inquiry was a Democratic hoax.
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The outcome of the race will decide the fate of a critical constitutional case that could throw open the doors of opportunity for students nationwide by invalidating the use of archaic, discriminatory Blaine Amendments to hobble publicly funded scholarship programs that allow K-12 students to attend nonpublic schools.
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Judge Walls said that he interpreted Chief Justice Roberts's ruling as invalidating the "stream of benefits" theory of bribery, which says that a bribe can occur if one party offers a thing of value to keep the other party on retainer, essentially, rather than a more straightforward trade.
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David S. Cohen, a law professor at Drexel University, said some progressives hope that instinct might steer Chief Justice Roberts away from overturning Roe, or from invalidating same-sex marriage just a few years after it was decided because a Republican president was able to appoint two new justices.
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They pointed out two things: one, that their bill is not intended to be a comprehensive response in the event that the entire health care law is struck down; and two, that their bill was not invalidating any part of Obamacare but rather seeking to reaffirm their support for protecting preexisting conditions.
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She takes the covered-up brick wall, the now-invisible history, and reverses its apparent fate; the work is as much about defying oppression and authorship as invalidating it, and despite being in a basement-cum-exhibition-space, you suddenly feel the presence of what the building was before: the old Bomonti brewery.
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The "Seila Law" in the Seila Law case is a law firm being investigated by the CFPB for allegedly engaging "in unlawful acts or practices in the advertising, marketing, or sale of debt relief services" — an investigation unlikely to end unless the Court takes the unusual step of invalidating the entire agency.
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That decision, however, was preceded by a heated debate among several of President Donald Trump's top advisers about whether the administration should support the judge's ruling invalidating the entire law or instead maintain its position that only parts should be struck down, a White House official and source close to the White House told CNN.
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For all the reasons Greg Sargent lays out here, the Court will be making itself a factor in the campaign, either by invalidating the deferred action program (leaving millions of immigrants who would've been eligible for it in the shadows) or legitimating it (thrusting questions of deportation policy and Supreme Court nominations into the center of the debate).
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The firm got its start uncovering patent-busting prior art for defendants in high-stakes patent infringement suits, where it quickly earned a reputation for finding invalidating prior art in hidden corners of the globe that Google search could never reach — an unpublished Korean-language PhD dissertation, a rural Norwegian library, even in a New York City pawn shop.
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"Both sides of this increasingly polarized divide see the other as trying to extirpate their way of life — and not inaccurately," Schnurer wrote in "War on the Blue States" in U.S. News and World Report earlier this month: Blue America spent the last eight years dictating both economic and cultural changes invalidating virtually every aspect of Red America.
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Soon after the president decided last week to intervene in a Texas court case on the side of invalidating the entire Affordable Care Act without a Plan B, Mr. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence held a conference call with Ronna McDaniel, the chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, and Brad Parscale, Mr. Trump's campaign manager.
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For example, the court has upheld federal-question jurisdiction over a dispute over title to real property (a quintessential state-law cause of action) where one litigant claimed to have obtained the property from the IRS, while the other litigant argued that the IRS hadn't followed proper procedures in seizing the property, thus invalidating the first litigant's claim.
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"When you have a system that is issuing a thousand patents a day and then you have a system that when it looks at it a second time is invalidating two-thirds of them, and it's the same system, most industries don't work that way," said John Whealan, a former U.S. Patent and Trademark official at a recent conference.
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A heated debate broke out among several of the President's top advisers in the wake of the decision about whether the administration should support the judge's ruling invalidating the entire law or instead maintain its position that only parts of the law should be struck down, a White House official and source close to the White House told CNN.
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Xbox chief Phil Spencer set off a flurry of speculation last month at an Xbox media event when he said that Microsoft would "come out with new hardware capability during a generation allowing the same games to run backward and forward compatible," allowing Xbox to "focus more and more on hardware innovation without invalidating the games that run on that platform."
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As it turns out, the 2003 Supreme Court ruling that was widely viewed as invalidating state anti-sodomy laws did nothing of the kind; those laws remain on the books more than a decade after Lawrence and are still used to punish the same social outcasts as before the ruling: gay men caught having sex in public and commercial sex workers.
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" GLAAD has issued a call to the media to not only report on the high levels of violence faced by transgender Americans but to also report on these cases with dignity and respect, explaining that, "disregarding the victim's gender identity and misgendering them in news reports adds further insult to injury, compounding the tragedy by invalidating who the victims were.
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Azar was concerned that invalidating the entire law would be a policy failure because there is no health care plan to replace Obamacare, the source close to the White House said, while Barr was more concerned that the underlying legal argument being made by the states to strike down the law in its entirety was wrong and would not be upheld in courts.
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Among the breaches CNIL has accused Microsoft of are: data proportionality requirements; failing to obtain notice for data transfers; breaking cookie law requirements; having inadequate security protections for personal data; failure to file an authorization request for processing personal data for fraud prevention purposes; and breach of cross-border data transfer restrictions, following the October 2015 invalidating of the Safe Harbor framework (which CNIL said was still referenced in Microsoft's privacy statement).
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Before invalidating a key provision of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act that required states with a history of racial discrimination to get pre-authorization from the Department of Justice before making any changes to its voting laws, for instance, Chief Justice John Roberts implied the election of black men and women to political office placed us in a post-racial world that no longer required this kind of government oversight.
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The prior fifteen-year-old Safe Harbor executive decision was struck down by the European Court of Justice last October on data protection grounds, invalidating data transfers legalized under the old regime and leaving businesses scrambling to comply with the various alternative mechanisms left to them to govern data-sharing activity between Europe and the U.S. Although all sorts of businesses have used Safe Harbor to govern data flows, many U.S. Internet companies offering service in Europe are affected — given the typical cloud business structure involves harvesting users' data and moving it to another region for processing.
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