Let's start with Legally Blonde, which could be renamed Legally Blonde & Dramatically Different.
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I can't legally — well, I probably could legally — ask them to come into state service.
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The rifle was purchased legally in 2009, and the handgun was purchased legally in 2011, Montalvo said.
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But the agreement is not legally enforceable, and some critics want the agency to make it legally required.
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"He doesn't know whether they convicted her for a legally sufficient reason or a legally insufficient reason," Bogash explained.
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He didn't legally own the gun The gunman did not legally own the pistol he used in the attack, police said.
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Therefore, even if horns are obtained legally in South Africa, they cannot be exported or legally traded on the international market.
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This phrase is legally inapplicable to an adult having sexual contact with a minor because minors are legally incapable of consent.
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"Come here legally" sounds simple enough, but we don't let in the overwhelming majority of people who want to come here legally.
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The sequel to Stranger Things is Legally Blonde when Eleven legally changes her name to Elle and uses her powers at law school.
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But Wheeler's new memo shows he might be more legally cautious that Pruitt, and he might be more committed to avoiding legally questionable actions.
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We're going to have strong, incredible borders and people are going to come into our country, but they're going to come in legally. Legally.
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That means an employer can legally fire someone because he's gay, a landlord can legally evict someone because she's lesbian, and a hotel manager can legally deny service to someone who's transgender — for no reason other than the person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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So an employer can legally fire someone because he's gay, a landlord can legally evict someone because she's a lesbian, and a hotel manager can legally deny service to someone who's transgender — for no reason other than the person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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"We sent them [Apple] a legally binding letter and are awaiting their legally binding reply," Alexander Zharov, head of Russian communications regulator Roskomnadzor, told Interfax.
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About 64% indicated that they supported listing transplant recipients who legally use medical marijuana and about 27% supported listing patients who legally use recreational marijuana.
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"We want your money whether you are here legally or not and whether you earned it legally or not," IRS Commissioner Mark Everson said in 2007.
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It's not just that each gunman procured these weapons legally, but that our supply is so immense that finding a gun — legally or not — is easy.
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Neither Trump nor the Trump associates who may have been legally and appropriately overheard have anything to fear unless they said or did anything legally wrong.
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So under most states' laws, an employer can legally fire someone because he's gay, a landlord can legally evict someone because she's lesbian, and a hotel manager can legally deny service to someone who's transgender — for no reason other than the person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Originally Legally Black had planned to put the posters on London buses, but this plan fell through when private advertisers failed to respond to Legally Black's messages.
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Elle Woods was last seen onscreen in 2003's Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde after making her first appearance in the iconic 2001 original, Legally Blonde.
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The proposal would not apply retroactively, which means that if an elephant was imported legally in the past, that animal could be exported legally in the future.
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This is in no way a condemnation of Mayor Bloomberg, who has presumably earned his money legally, and can spend it however he wants, again perfectly legally.
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After Meredith reveals Legally Blonde is one of her island choices, Pam attempts to defend her by openly admitting to Jim that she also likes Legally Blonde.
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The Telegraph is legally prevented from publishing any further details on the allegations, pending a legal judgment on whether the people involved can legally break their confidentiality agreements.
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Deciding whether or not you're going to charge someone with false statements or perjury is not that hard, factually or legally — maybe politically, but not factually or legally.
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Nearly 9 out of 10 smokers begin before age 18, when they are too young to legally sign a contract or drink alcohol in the U.S. They cannot legally consent to something as mundane as a loan, but according to the DPPS, they should be held legally responsible for their addictions.
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He was therefore able to legally purchase the rifle online from a Texas gun shop, and he also owned a shotgun that had been legally purchased, the chief said.
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People that came here, and they came here legally — people that came here to this country legally, and they worked their ass off, and they made this country great.
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All of which begs the question: is the couple actually already legally wed — and is this weekend's gathering more of a ceremonial celebration rather than a legally binding contract?
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Twenty-one percent of respondents said social media companies are always legally responsible for offensive content shared on their platforms, while 39 percent said they are sometimes legally responsible.
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People from other countries who are here legally on work or student visas, for instance, could have children who do not legally belong to the only country they know.
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For Mr Emanuel it makes no sense to end an initiative that has helped hundreds of thousands of young people to work legally, drive legally, study and obtain health insurance.
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And do you think the opportunity there is converting people who are already gambling maybe not legally, and getting them to do it legally through a bunch of different options?
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This is important because there are currently some legally permissible uses of narrowly targeted malware—for example, with a court order, law enforcement can legally hack devices in many countries.
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His original pick, Nauert, bowed out after it came to light that she had employed a nanny who was legally present in the US, but wasn't legally permitted to work.
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As a result of the decision, public sector unions are now legally obligated to provide representation to workers and yet legally prohibited from requiring anyone to pay for that representation.
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You could make an analogous argument that using a stripper to watch something you legally have the right to see on a monitor you also own legally is also fair use.
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Ms. Mangel, 24, a youth programming coordinator in San Diego, discovered that even though she was not legally allowed to drive, she was still legally obligated to make her lease payments.
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Both felony charges and domestic-violence charges should legally prohibit someone from buying a gun, but it's as yet unclear whether Kelley should have been able to legally purchase a gun.
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Sources: The gunman bought his weapon legally Alshamrani legally bought the gun he used to kill three sailors at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida, according to two law enforcement sources.
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Danielle Bregoli doesn't have a father anymore ... legally speaking.
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First — technically speaking — the referendum is not legally binding.
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Here's why: • The Brexit referendum is not legally binding.
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While the Accord was legally binding and supported mostly by companies outside North America, many US companies opted to sign onto the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety, which is not legally binding.
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If Martinez is successful, she would legally be allowed to use his name and be entitled to part of his estate — though she would have to legally apply through the Spanish government.
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But most states don't explicitly protect trans people — even in the workplace: So under most states' laws, an employer can legally fire someone because he's gay, a landlord can legally evict someone because she's lesbian, and a hotel manager can legally deny service to someone who's transgender — for no reason other than the person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Perception matters a lot in the court system: What matters legally is whether an officer perceives a threat; that perception legally justifies using deadly force, not whether the victim actually posed a threat.
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Counting all people amplifies the voting power of places that have large numbers of residents who cannot vote legally — including immigrants who are here legally but are not citizens, illegal immigrants and children.
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The accord approached its legally binding threshold this month after the United States and China, which together account for nearly 40 percent of emissions, jointly announced that they would legally join the deal.
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Counting all people amplifies the voting power of places that have large numbers of residents who cannot vote legally — including immigrants who are here legally but are not citizens, unauthorized immigrants and children.
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Earlier this year, for example, Britain adopted what it says is a legally binding target to reach "net-zero" emissions by 2050 (though what "legally binding" actually amounts to is not exactly clear).
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El Paso police have said Crusius purchased his weapon legally.
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Case in point: People who want to travel here legally.
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The potential consequences: Legally, it all depends on the findings.
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Military personnel are legally prohibited from engaging in immigration enforcement.
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Answer the question, did they come here legally or illegally?
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But, my gosh, we did have to do it legally.
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Most undocumented US residents enter legally but overstay their visas.
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Recreational marijuana won't be legally sold in Massachusetts anytime soon.
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Johnny legally adopted Ted, changing his name to Ted Bundy.
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Mill owners should consider legally challenging the decision, it said.
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Tillerson also stressed that controversial deportations would be conducted legally.
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Below, we brainstorm some story ideas for Legally Blonde 3.
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Trump cannot legally compel U.S. companies to abandon China immediately.
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Stolen guns kill more people than guns are bought legally.
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After all, they were Turkish citizens, staying legally in China.
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Legally, all must fit into one of 201 official categories.
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There was no place that you could legally go to.
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Face covering, she said, should be banned "where legally possible".
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But they aren't legally bound by duty to do so.
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I became a house mother before I could legally drink.
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Neither are legally eligible for their jobs, Doocey told Trump.
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Instead, Ms. Eid legally joined the couple the following day.
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The bill passed with only one exception: legally emancipated minors.
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Elle Woods demonstrates the 'Bend and Snap' in Legally Blonde.
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That all probably sounds straightforward, if a little legally convoluted.
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Legally, there is no time limit on the impeachment process.
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If you were a lesbian, you just weren't legally recognized.
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Legally, are you allowed to record someone without their permission?
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"Legally they would have every right too," the rep said.
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John Schneider is married again — even if not quite legally.
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Legally, Uber has to let users know exactly what happened.
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He was found guilty in trials that were legally impeccable.
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She fears more will leave than are legally required to.
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We will detain the ship crew to be processed legally.
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But employers aren't legally required to let anyone go vote.
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You can either build a monopoly legally, and that's fine.
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Candidates, however, are not legally bound to adhere to them.
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Without licenses, studios cannot legally monetize their titles in China.
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Now, they've been challenged rhetorically, they haven't been challenged legally.
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Those shares are legally outstanding; they are not retired. Okay?
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Go deeper: FDA plans to discuss legally marketing CBD products
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This has always been a bad argument, legally and factually.
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But these were only guidelines; they aren't legally binding regulations.
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Yeah, and that's something that you can do regularly, legally.
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She may not be allowed to enter legally at all.
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Let's be clear: the action taken today isn't required legally.
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HERNANDEZ: They came here legally -- CUTLER: You had your turn.
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Legally speaking, that argument might not be such a stretch.
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Rather than legitimizing himself legally, he is legitimizing himself spiritually.
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But it is not legally required to share them online.
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Is it when you turn 18 and can legally vote?
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I don't think I'm legally allowed to take unsolicited scripts.
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Legally, politically, economically, socially, culturally, it very clearly does matter.
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Mr Cameron insists his changes are legally binding and irreversible.
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The couple were legally married in New Zealand in 2014.
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If you were married, you legally became your husband's property.
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That's because, in the end, those wishes aren't legally binding.
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Still, legally, Trump could be CEO and commander in chief.
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Legally, the hospital could ignore his suggestion -- and it did.
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Hach also wrote the book for Legally Blonde: The Musical.
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Toobin described Friday's revelation as more historically than legally significant.
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Legally, the president can share classified information when he wants.
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Want to bet on the games legally in your state?
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Uber legally has 21 days to respond to the suit.
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There was nothing that legally prevented English from doing so.
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He will be answered legally, legal action will be taken.
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U.S. tourists still won't legally be allowed to visit Cuba.
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But Obama's, he argued, were more legally sophisticated and powerful.
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By 2015, she had started to transition medically and legally.
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I came here as a student, and I came legally.
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Coaches are looking for whether you entered the zone legally.
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So there's a real question about whether it's legally enforceable.
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This letter of intent was not a legally binding contract.
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Like many other school shooters, he obtained the gun legally.
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Women in Saudi Arabia are finally able to drive legally.
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Industry officials are split on whether that is legally possible.
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Earhart was declared legally dead by US officials in 1939.
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The resolution condemning the U.S. move is not legally binding.
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Now she can work legally and support her young child.
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They have since confirmed the union was not legally binding.
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Just because it's legally right doesn't make it ethically right.
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They have been legally "shelved," primarily by the Roe vs.
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Legally, there's no reason he would have to be told.
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Is that something we want to allow legally in society.
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"He cannot legally do it," Napolitano said on Fox News.
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Brady has called for legally and temporarily funding the payments.
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Was this a legally habitable dwelling under California housing law?
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Legally required officers of a corporation are president, treasurer & secretary.
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Will they be held legally responsible when floods do occur?
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None of these projects were legally challenged by conservation groups.
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Cohen is legally not required to register as a lobbyist.
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Kim is legally responsible for Otto Warmbier's torture and death.
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The only thing that stopped was the legally required disclosures.
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Last August, Douglas Oliver, 52, of Nashville, was legally blind.
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In the fall of 2016, Abby legally changed her name.
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"We don't take anyone who's not legally separated," she said.
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He has lived legally in the United States since 1975.
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Reversing some of Mr. Obama's decisions could be legally difficult.
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San Francisco's city attorney called the proposed ordinance legally sound.
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"But aren't you legally entitled to an explanation?" she said.
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Where the city couldn't legally segregate, landowners did so themselves.
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But the problem is that I am not here legally.
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Clinton is portrayed as morally, as well as legally, blameless.
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Handguns are difficult to obtain legally in the nation's capital.
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He's also recently made it easier to launch startups legally.
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Sources came to him legally with this information, he said.
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Legally speaking, Libre doesn't have the authority to do that.
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But game ROMs occupy a fussy gray area, legally speaking.
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Most new illegal immigrants arrive legally then overstay their visas.
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Still, there are many ways to travel legally to Cuba.
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Legally they had the right, but nobody knew about it.
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In many states, teachers aren't even legally allowed to strike.
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Kavanaugh didn't explicitly say that he himself was drinking legally.
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Lose DACA, and they'd lose the ability to drive legally.
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Legally we can't move forward with treatment until you do.
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But those servers typically aren't running on legally acquired software.
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No comment from Motive, which can't legally discuss fundraising anyway.
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Tequila can legally come from a number of different places.
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And interpreters may be legally protected from having to testify.
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Grocery stores in many states often can't legally sell liquor.
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What — speaking morally, not legally — would you have owed them?
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"They say go back and come here legally," she said.
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That step is necessary to make a marriage legally valid.
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Remember, Nick was found legally responsible for Bobbi Kristina's death.
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Legally, this should be an easy win for the unions.
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If this all sounds legally unsound, that's because it is.
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Some states have legally mandated the same for their doctors.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Trump could legally do that.
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They condemned China's legally dubious military buildup in neighboring seas.
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"Legally they should not have transferred him," the attorney said.
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But will there be a place to legally buy it?
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Those are all legally verified transplants, approved by Indian law.
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They have questioned whether a Cherokee reservation even legally exists.
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Trump says he wants more immigrants to come in legally.
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Like Australia, those counties all have legally fixed campaign periods.
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And since last year, he's been legally representing Trump personally.
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Another section states that the deal is not legally binding.
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Consider what American presidents could legally do under the Constitution.
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" He said identifying information was provided only "where legally required.
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What am I legally allowed to disclose and not disclose?
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So legally, mercifully, we don't do have to do it.
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Couples still must be legally married in their own country.
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Enslaved people were defined legally as "persons" and not property.
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Entering the U.S. legally has become exponentially harder since June.
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Now, is Verizon technically and legally in the right here?
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A permit is required to legally "take" a black vulture.
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Legally — and because the Democrats would be virtually attempting murder.
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Before the executive order, I couldn't legally get a job.
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So why are Indian tribes legally prevented from joining in?
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Legally, hearings like this are part of a long process.
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Before the referral, Trump was in a good place legally.
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The ruling is not yet legally binding, the bank said.
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But the report implicitly absolved the guards, at least legally.
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News, saying that the couple hadn't legally tied the knot.
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Dances are virtually impossible to legally claim as one's own.
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I started at 18, before I could legally drink myself.
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With regard to the lawsuit being legally sustainable, it's not.
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My adoptive parents are legally not allowed to contact me.
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So what if Democrats demand information they're legally entitled to?
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As more workers entered legally, fewer wanted to come illegally.
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The long version of the "why" story is legally complex.
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"If it could be done legally, I would," he said.
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The actual content of messages is legally out of bounds.
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But legally Amazon has not been held to that expectation.
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Mostly, people said, there was nothing legally binding the deal.
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The gun was hers and was purchased legally, he said.
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Its resolutions are not legally binding but carry moral authority.
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At least one expert said Trump's order appears legally sound.
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Even people who are here on green cards, legally. Citizens.
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He later returned legally with his Canadian passport, Gillespie said.
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Legally Blonde's Matthew Davis is going to be a dad!
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The Point: This isn't about what Trump can legally do.
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Though, as discussed below, I doubt Trump would prevail legally.
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In parts of Texas, drivers can legally go 85 m.p.h.
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British officials are legally obliged to remain impartial on policy.
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Pakistan has kept the frontiers in place, legally and spatially.
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Almost all of his suggestions weren't available to stream legally.
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It also legally became John Lennon's middle name in 1969.
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Legally, the president has the power to pardon federal crimes.
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But Gorsuch views the practice as wrong, morally and legally.
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Hollis Bulleit claims that she legally doesn't own her name.
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Companies are often held legally liable in sexual misconduct cases.
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That assent is legally binding, but would be unilaterally revocable.
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Legally, crossing that line turns legitimate campaigning into voter intimidation.
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But May says she needs more - a legally binding change.
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Cops said I was legally good if I killed him.
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I think it's a fair rule and it's legally justified.
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What do you do when there is nothing legally enforceable?
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Legally, restrictions on economic liberty don't have to make sense.
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Trump's original pick to replace Haley, Heather Nauert, bowed out after it came to light that she had employed a nanny who was legally present in the US but wasn't legally permitted to work.
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Russia had the option to legally withdraw from the treaty, but chose not to exercise this option as the United States did when it legally withdrew from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty in 6900.
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On one side, the belief is that only a comprehensive, legally binding global treaty has any hope of adequately (and justly) addressing climate change — so a comprehensive, legally binding global treaty must be had.
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Although only buildings zoned for single room occupancy, or S.R.O.s, can rent by the room, the market has increasingly found ways to legally — and not so legally — accommodate those seeking rooms rather than apartments.
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Americans may look at these studies and conclude that it's still important for them to have the means to legally protect themselves by keeping easy access to guns and an easier time legally using them.
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With DACA hanging in the balance, America has a group of people on the verge of being socially integrated, but legally isolated — socially championed, but legally victimized — in a way we've never really seen before.
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"Under [Drug Enforcement Administration] approval, we shipped, for the first time, legally — and I highlight 'legally' — cannabis from Canada to the U.S," Bruce Linton, the co-founder, Chairman and CEO of Canopy Growth, told Cramer.
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Legally Blonde Grande stars as her version of Elle Woods from 2001's Legally Blonde, arriving at Harvard Law School with a pink coat, skirt, sunglasses, heels and her very own pooch to accompany her.
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"We are sad to announce we are legally separating," they wrote.
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Chico, the adorable Chihuahua from Legally Blonde — The Musical has died.
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Native Americans and African Americans have legally ensured rights to vote.
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A comprehensive, legally binding, unanimous agreement was always an impossible dream.
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South Africa exports about 70 percent of all cheetahs traded legally.
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Both were legally purchased, one in 2016 and one in 2018.
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It's the riskiest fight, legally speaking, the administration has picked yet.
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Apol concluded that, yes, Trump was legally required to report it.
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It's not just legally available prescription drugs that are the problem.
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Logistically and legally, it would be problematic to delay the census.
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However, Ava is differentiating herself from her Legally Blonde star mom.
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Is it legally problematic in your mind what he is doing?
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You like to drink legally and without fear of being poisoned?
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In their Constitution, blacks could not vote and were legally enslaved.
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She wouldn't be able to return legally to the United States.
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Meyer said he will talk with Vizguerra about next steps, legally.
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But whether you're legally required to share this information is unclear.
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Sessions proposed legally recognizing "bump stocks" as "machine guns" on Friday.
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When can women legally get an abortion in Alabama and Georgia?
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Whether the genetic parents are in a relationship or legally married2.
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The situation for cheerleaders is much different, and potentially legally dubious.
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Legally, Asgardia hopes to establish history's first sovereign nation in space.
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Yes legally you are allowed to take a picture of me.
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"All I can say is we did everything legally," she said.
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But can a school legally suspend anyone for talking about suicide?
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Lots of American teenagers drink before they are legally allowed to.
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There is nothing legally binding or carrying any penalties within it.
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Beverly Hills Chihuahua and Legally Blonde are two previous, notable pegs.
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That's right, we could clearly only be talking about Legally Blonde.
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After that, the government says it's not "legally responsible" for children.
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The president cannot legally compel U.S. firms to abandon China immediately.
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" The government acknowledged that the Friday filing was "not legally necessary.
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The weapons used in the shooting were purchased legally in Nevada.
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Boehner invoked the need for veterans to access the drug legally.
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Either way DACA's beneficiaries would lose their right to work legally.
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Kody is legally married to only one of his wives — Robyn.
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Jordanian armed forces are legally prevented from entering the demilitarized area.
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They have to come in legally, and then they go back.
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However, they will be legally binding if the resolution is adopted.
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Legally, there is still a presumption of innocence in this country.
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There is zero, legally speaking, that keeps him from doing so.
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Legally, platforms have very free rein to take down user speech.
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To stay in Mexico legally, most have to apply for asylum.
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To do it legally and effectively requires detailed and accurate intelligence.
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Legally Blonde 3 will have a special producer, too: Witherspoon, herself.
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The planned policy changes will face enormous challenges, legally and politically.
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Ending TPS for Salvadoreans and others is legally and politically easier.
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The couple legally separated last year after 12 years of marriage.
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It also meant that they could legally stay in the country.
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Kelley purchased two weapons legally from a Texas sporting goods store.
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And then the issue is whether you're maintaining that monopoly legally.
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Just because something is legally sound doesn't mean it's ethically so.
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"In a town full of blondes, I'm legally brunette," she teases.
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Legally I cannot post those but will be used when necessary.
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"Legally, it is dead," said senior Socialist Party leader Jorge Rodriguez.
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Legally, the answer is: probably not, not for that reason alone.
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General Assembly resolutions are not legally binding but carry political weight.
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That's faster than you're legally allowed to drive on most highways.
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Many were therefore legally resident, without the paperwork to prove it.
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Tax-exempt nonprofit groups are legally required to avoid partisan politics.
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If they're very good people you let them come back legally.
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"Legally speaking, I was still barred from discussing it," he said.
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The couple legally separated last year, after 12 years of marriage.
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Legally, I'm a woman ... I did it for cheaper car insurance.
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Legally you do not have to pay Hanako for this. Morally?
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Can an airline legally kick a paying customer off a flight?
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But that doesn't necessarily explain the company name—Legally Addictive Foods.
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Legally Blonde 3 will have a special producer, too: Witherspoon herself.
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Some of it is legally gray or straight-up copyright infringement.
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Deport all undocumented immigrants but bring the "good" ones back legally.
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The Capobianco family legally adopted Veronica at birth in September 2009.
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When Fromme testifies about "voluntary actions," she's speaking generally, not legally.
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Without this notification, the government can't legally implement the policy. 4.
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He said he may reverse any demarcation that he legally could.
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Questioning a suspect in customs would be legally dicey unless Mirandized.
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What Scotland can do to retain EU membership remains legally unclear.
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Many patients become legally blind, and some lose all their eyesight.
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The vehicles emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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Go deeper: All the people who can't legally purchase a gun.
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I just wish he'd found a way to stay here legally.
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Oh my god, you guys — Legally Blonde nearly starred Christina Applegate!
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Legally Blonde 3 will have a special producer, too: Witherspoon, herself.
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He said that he believes the information was all collected legally.
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Police have requested a search warrant to legally obtain the information.
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Though not legally obligated, lawyers were in a hurry to sue.
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The United Nations has not legally accepted responsibility for the outbreak.
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Illicit whites are legally manufactured cigarettes illegally smuggled into myriad markets.
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She also wants to legally restore Wilkinson as her last name.
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It would be legally possible under German law to prosecute Boehmermann.
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Jokes aside, a third installment of Legally Blonde could really happen.
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This is a foolish move by Golden, both legally and practically.
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His reasoning, says Mr Cohen, is "completely deceptive and legally bogus".
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The first points of validation seem minor, but are legally important.
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"It's not clear that this waiver is legally necessary," Hatch said.
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Every element of the arrangement is politically, legally or morally problematic.
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Before SDK's rise came Ephin, legally called Ephin Lifestyle Holdings Corp.
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Prince's music may be difficult to find on the internet legally.
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Unless they leave the country, they can't legally get a tattoo.
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Trump is legally allowed to declassify government information, the Post reported.
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Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP legally advised Harron Communications, which sold MetroCast.
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Never underestimate a woman just because she wears heels (Legally Blonde).
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The COC (code of conduct), we need a legally binding instrument.
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The hunters were in the country legally and had obtained visas.
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Lanza's firm legally disclosed the deal to the government last week.
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However, Marsy's Law doesn't treat a defendant like he's legally innocent.
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To do so would be both morally wrong and legally prohibited.
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So this year it would be an exceptional clusterfuck, legally speaking?
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It's because she also indulges our undying love for Legally Blonde.
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Legally, doctors can prescribe Lynparza "off label" to anyone with cancer.
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The guns were legally owned by adult family members, he said.
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All 19 hijackers came into this country legally on temporary visas.
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"We disclose what we are legally required to disclose," he said.
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The due process complaints of the president are, accordingly, legally meritless.
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I would not be able to enter the men's rooms legally.
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The New York Times: NAFTA questions remain about what's legally permissible.
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Yet the EU guidelines refer only to what is legally possible.
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Some victims stay silent because they're legally obliged to do so.
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That's how people act when they learn that I'm legally blind.
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Law enforcement officers may legally be on the phone while driving.
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So how should we sum this up legally for the layperson?
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Get as close as you safely and legally can, and wait.
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If you lied in your interview, you could legally be fired.
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Later administrations stepped even further away from a legally binding treaty.
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The military is legally required to stabilize territory that it controls.
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He suggests decriminalizing the drug not just legally, but also socially.
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Gorsuch said Hwang was a capable teacher and was legally disabled.
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DACA gives "Dreamers" the ability to work in the U.S. legally.
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Unlike street drugs, the pharmaceutical pills were easy to obtain legally.
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Our workers are coming here legally and they are not immigrants.
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In 2014, she legally changed her name from Bradley to Chelsea.
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That is why Trump has been something of an enigma, legally.
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The symbolic vote from the General Assembly is not legally binding.
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Kim Kardashian West went full-on "Legally Blonde" for her look.
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UN sanctions mean it cannot legally gather information about such technology.
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" Chief Justice Roberts: "Lawfully present does not mean you're legally present.
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However, the son is saying he legally wasn't given enough notice.
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Kimberly, the pardon situation, legally that might have been some gamesmanship.
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The report also estimated 4.7 million people have legally purchased cannabis.
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Topshop requires all of its suppliers to pay legally compliant wages.
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Legally, I would have to say it was 'property of Scholastic.
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This wasn't a traditional agreement, as it was not legally binding.
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In California, Heard is legally entitled to half of Depp's earnings.
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Porter and others explained he couldn't legally do that by himself.
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Moonie, the Chihuahua who played Bruiser in Legally Blonde, has died.
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But now I'm just doing it, I'm ducking the police legally.
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Christopher Ward, 12, has been legally blind since he was born.
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Trump's executive order — vague, over-broad, and legally dubious — guarantees it.
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I live in a state where I can buy weed legally.
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De Blasio has said he and his administration have acted legally.
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So legally, there's no riot if the violence piece is missing.
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Every state in the US now legally recognizes same-sex marriage.
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This means they're legally obligated to act in your best interests.
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This will be done by the book, both legally and ethically.
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The E.P.A. is still legally obligated to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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Those who conceal their travel history will be held legally responsible.
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Can this person legally run for a seat on the board?
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Plus, he's got bigger fish to fry right now, legally speaking.
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Our community is angry that people can legally buy assault rifles.
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But that could be a legally tenuous option for two reasons.
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Both were morally opposed to dating until she was legally single.
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I'm legally blind and have worn contacts since I was 14.
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We also explain why you can't yet legally smoke Macedonian marijuana.
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Legally, dogs are considered property, despite their roles in our lives.
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Even legally, it's county by county, not just state by state.
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They are not legally binding and do not detail any punishments.
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The groom, who is 37, legally changed his surname to Gynd.
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Some experts criticized the indictments as legally flawed and politically counterproductive.
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Mr. Nagayasu added that he legally imported his otters into Japan.
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" He concluded: "In sum, universal injunctions are legally and historically dubious.
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Legally you can't detain families for longer than 20 days. Right.
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By my 52nd birthday, I was socially, hormonally and legally male.
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"I don't know how that could be legally enforceable," Cuomo said.
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Do you know when women legally got the right to vote?
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Do you know when women legally got the right to vote?
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"We don't think that they should or legally can," he added.
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If he had not, the principal could have fired him — legally.
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By then he had legally changed his given name to Pete.
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Legally, the audit won't change now that Trump is president-elect.
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He imagined what a legally vetted Trump tweet might look like.
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Ethos is making these and other commitments legally binding and enforceable.
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They will be legally divorced on February 22, according to People.
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And, in 1986, he legally changed his name to Fred Leighton.
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In total, 15 states and DC now legally recognize nonbinary genders.
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Legally operating a business is unnecessarily complex, expensive and time consuming.
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Legally, marital rape wasn't a crime in every state until 1993.
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While the measures are legally binding, there is no enforcement mechanism.
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All applications will receive consideration without regard to legally protected characteristics.
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He is legally blind in one eye and does not drive.
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Independent contractors for Instacart, however, are not legally allowed to unionize.
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Any sexual contact between Serena and Ethan is legally statutory rape.
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After it is reviewed and approved, the child is legally registered.
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Spiritually, emotionally and in all ways but legally, we are there.
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Men could legally have up to four wives and many lovers.
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A legally granted monopoly is no justification for an antitrust proceeding.
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Legally, a prenup is there in case you get a divorce.
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And that would be the legally safer way to do it.
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About 22020 percent of their habitat is legally protected from development.
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"I am happy because I am legally working now," she said.
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Omar and Hirsi became engaged in 22019 but never legally married.
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The chief said legally he couldn't say whether Noor was fired.
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The agreement was not legally binding, but it was an agreement.
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Although second impeachment is legally possible, practical obstacles certainly would arise.
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Because Mark sexually assaulted me, I'm in the clear, legally speaking.
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But not all the waste sent abroad is disposed of legally.
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Wyndham Worldwide will legally retain the timeshare unit, Wyndham Vacation Ownership.
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Legally, the park is reserved for wildlife, including endangered mountain gorillas.
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But both morally and legally there are distinctions — degrees of behavior.
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That's true even of adults so young they can't legally drink.
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Legally regulating marijuana separates it from markets in other illicit drugs.
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It's been in circulation before women could legally cast a ballot.
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Many will ultimately prevail and stay legally in the United States.
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The Serbian soccer federation contends the club is legally the federation's.
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They've lived legally in the United States for nearly two decades.
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Federal law enforcement officials have said the gun was purchased legally.
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To be clear, there's nothing legally wrong with Dropbox's accounting method.
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Isabel and her family have lived here legally for 2628 years.
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Authorities say he killed 17 with his legally purchased AR-15.
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Today, Eli had also turned 18 and could legally change it.
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Those committees could then legally transfer the inflated donations to candidates.
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At eighteen, Robwood will have his name legally changed to Dan.
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Only legally married spouses will be accepted when granting new visas.
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"Trump cannot legally convert the current quotas to tariffs," she said.
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We have to figure out what happens legally speaking and healthwise.
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Once confirmed, they are legally enforceable through asset seizures if necessary.
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In his shop the same product, legally bought, would cost $400.
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Bolsonaro said he may reverse any demarcation that he legally can.
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"I was in there, let's say, quasi-legally," Mr. Meloni said.
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Producing and acquiring weed legally in the city is another story.
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Slovenia's government welcomed the ruling, calling it "definitive and legally binding".
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"We are not legally in a position to comment," Guiony said.
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READ: When can cops legally shoot someone running away from them?
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Maggi said growers are respectful of legally allowed limits on deforestation.
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In fact, until recently, these Comorans were legally stateless, or bidoon.
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It ultimately depends on whether you are speaking legally or colloquially.
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Legally, pilots cannot take off when passengers are in the bathroom.
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Both shootings were carried out by teens with legally purchased guns.
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It's incredibly obvious, we just literally legally can't say it, yet.
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Zimmerman, who legally owned a gun, shot and killed the boy.
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This is generally viewed, even by the Britons, as legally impossible.
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I couldn't stay here legally, so I started the refugee process.
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DOE's proposal is flimsy: factually unsupported, analytically flawed, and legally deficient.
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It is also not clear if he obtained these files legally.
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The jury finds Ralph legally responsible for threatening and assaulting her.
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The process to roll back the endangerment finding is legally dubious.
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Noticing these two forms of weirdness, we wondered: In which US states, in 2016, can you legally buy an assault rifle if you want one—but not legally buy medical marijuana, even if you're quite ill?
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Before she joined the State Department, Nauert employed a nanny who was in the United States legally but was not legally allowed to work, a source familiar with the matter and an administration official told CNN.
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The lawmakers are arguing that her successor, acting secretary Kevin McAleenan, may have never legally served in that role — and that even if he did, his appointment may have legally expired before he left the job.
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The first challenge to immigrating to the U.S. legally is that there are only a few categories to obtain a worker visa to legally work in the U.S., including for fashion models of "distinguished merit and ability".
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The singer has been dropping clues about the highly-anticipated video on social media, and Legally Blonde star Reese Witherspoon (who confirmed that there would be a Legally Blonde 3 this past summer) couldn't resist chiming in.
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"Under [Drug Enforcement Administration] approval, we shipped, for the first time, legally — and I highlight 'legally' — cannabis from Canada to the U.S," Bruce Linton, the co-founder, Chairman and CEO of Canopy Growth, told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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Last year, an Oregon court ruled that a person could legally identify as neither female nor male, but California has now become the first state to legally recognize non-binary and gender fluid people across the state.
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Green card applicants who entered the US legally can do the medical tests in the United States, but applicants who are not here legally must leave the country to "reset" their immigration status, according to immigration attorneys.
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As Uber told Jalopnik last September, its acquisition of Otto's self-driving tech business (legally named "Ottomoto") closed in August 2016, but not that of its trucking business (legally named "Otto Trucking"), which is what's being renegotiated.
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He may introduce a new, legally tight order to enact the ban.
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Gab, meanwhile, has taken the opposite tack and legally appealed its marginalization.
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He can still legally practice, but it's uncommon to skip this step.
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Neither of these policies is practically implementable, and both are legally questionable.
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The pair, who legally tied the knot in New York on Sept.
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In 28 states, queer people can be legally fired for their sexuality.
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We of course start by watching her claim to fame, Legally Blonde.
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Having an actual wedding or a document that declared us legally married?
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They separated in 2016, but were still legally married when he died.
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Ultimately, the revelation of this surveillance tape does not change anything legally.
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The domestic-violence arrest did not legally prevent Jones from buying the .
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"We were not legally separated, and never even discussed divorce," he said.
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Terrell legally purchased the handgun he used in the shooting, Putney said.
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Hawaii was the first state to legally challenge the president's travel ban.
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As creepy as this sounds, the data-mining is usually done legally.
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China has plenty of tools to legally gain access to intellectual property.
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Cosby, who says he's now legally blind, looked puzzled during the commotion.
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There are 337, legally, beds (ph), that the federal government has allocated.
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It was not immediately clear if Traficante had purchased the gun legally.
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Look at the things wealthy people can do legally to evade taxes.
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It'll only let the president legally lob nukes at enemies willy-nilly.
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He helped bring both Legally Blonde and Kinky Boots to the stage.
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VPNs exist in legally murky waters so proceed at your own risk.
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He added that Microsoft will turn over data when legally compelled to.
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If talks fail, a strike can only legally begin as of Thursday.
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For now, I'm willing to grant that they could be done legally.
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"We're going to continue to look at all options legally," Spicer said.
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Almost no one who lives here is old enough to legally drink.
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NES ROMs aren't legally available from Nintendo, but are widely available nevertheless.
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Also, you don't, legally speaking, have a good reason to do that.
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For instance, in 2018, India still does not legally recognize marital rape.
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For the first time since 1976, it is fully, and legally, occupied.
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But it would remain easy to legally buy firearms in private sales.
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Legally, maybe Cruz has clearly spoken in favor of preserving the rule.
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Britney Spears hasn't legally controlled her $59 million fortune in 12 years.
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The full scope of what they can do is still legally uncertain.
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But the recommendations are not legally enforceable — so they're largely without teeth.
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Now, federal registration isn't required to own or legally enforce a trademark.
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Instead, Mr Rajapaksa has become prime minister in a legally dubious manner.
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But rules can only be enforced against those who cultivate pot legally.
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Germany is legally and politically bound to remain a non-nuclear nation.
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The vehicles had emitted up to 40 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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My birth certificate reflects that adoption and my name was legally changed.
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In the US, surrogates' control is built into a legally rigorous process.
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But Jefferson had a legally owned gun and carry license, Merritt said.
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Dual nationality does not legally disqualify someone from running for Prime Minister.
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According to McCullah, Legally Blonde went through three drafts before being greenlit.
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Drones and pilots legally permitted to fly them are here in spades.
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The mufti's opinion is not legally binding but often taken into consideration.
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Luckily, there are ways to legally reduce what you owe the IRS.
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Steve James has accomplished just that, all before he can legally drink.
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If that happens, then legally speaking nothing happens — Trump just stays president.
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Starting New Year's Day, recreational marijuana can be sold legally in California.
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The movies include classics such as Legally Blonde, The Terminator, and Rocky.
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But legal experts say the plan is functionally, and perhaps legally, impractical.
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The campaign is legally required to pay the businesses for using facilities.
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Illinois now has more locations to legally place a bet than Nevada.
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And legally speaking, people are free to test these compounds on themselves.
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Coming here legally should be a lot easier than coming here illegally.
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The school didn't accommodate her the way they were legally supposed to.
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In the past decade 1.5m Koreans have legally taken a new one.
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To this day, it cannot legally be brought into the United States.
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Legally speaking, phone unlocking is a very challenging question—that's the problem.
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TfL helped Uber to set up legally when it arrived in 2012.
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DE) said it has reached two legally binding agreements with E.ON (EONGn.
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The vehicles had emitted up to 6033 times the legally allowable pollutants.
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Aronberg's office said it faced a legally higher standard than law enforcement.
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According to experts such examinations have no validity, either legally or medically.
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Most undocumented immigrants enter the country legally and simply overstay their visas.
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"Where Kouren was, he was legally entitled to be," the lawyer said.
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The security services now have unprecedented powers to snoop on us legally.
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Miners, some of them working legally, typically sell the gold to middlemen.
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CannaKorp will offer legally grown marijuana, available in adorable single-use pods.
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How savvy will Pruitt's team be about crafting legally defensible EPA rules?
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Most guns enter Mexico after being legally bought in the United States.
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A domestic violence conviction in 2009 prevents Bush from legally owning weapons.
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And what if something goes wrong, and he's not legally my husband?
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In mid-July, a Chinese court legally recognized bitcoin as digital property.
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Many are 17, just months away from legally being considered an adult.
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Well, I don't know what needs to be done legally right now.
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"Defaming them, legally, for me now equals treason," Mr Sisi said recently.
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But Diamond did make it possible for the iPod to legally exist.
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But there's nothing legally that stops us from moving in this direction.
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Nearly two decades after its 1998 release, StarCraft is now free. Legally!
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RVs are legally allowed to park along city streets after 6 p.m.
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And how the crime and its victims are legally framed is key.
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While the couple is now legally married, there's more celebrations to come!
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Existing projects will be completed "as far as legally possible", he added.
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"Legally, harm to reputation is included within harm to property," he said.
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Defense lawyers argued Thursday that the indictment was legally deficient and unconstitutional.
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Since I was legally able to, I've always worked in food service.
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Modi said protecting cows was right, but it should be done legally.
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His critics have said the measures are discriminatory, unhelpful and legally dubious.
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Zinke's decision is both legally and politically dangerous for the Trump administration.
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Some operators extract soil legally, said Michael Chideme, Harare's corporate communications manager.
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Reuters was unable to contact the uncle or anyone legally representing him.
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She could try to contest it, but that's legally tough to do.
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The affected vehicles emit up to 40 times legally allowable pollution levels.
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Check out the track ... chilling stuff and probably ill-advised, legally speaking.
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If the state statute of limitations has expired, creditors legally cannot collect.
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Lesotho last year announced the continent's first license to grow cannabis legally.
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But few of the artists in question have legally reached that point.
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Many are also available legally online through distribution deals with domestic websites.
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Sharp—and legally enforceable—limits on automated accounts are a first step.
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And Howard's name seemed to be more or less clear, legally speaking.
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Legally, these changes may be minor, but they seriously affect the stakeholders.
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"Not everything that is morally correct can be legally mandated," Cevallos said.
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He had three kids, officially and legally at least, with Queen Cersei.
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Why did Roy legally cede Alton to Calvin in the first place?
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As president, Donald Trump can legally share classified information when he wants.
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It was still registered to Meo and had not been legally exchanged.
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She was placed on life support and soon declared legally brain-dead.
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But it's legally more complicated than the president's tweet makes it seem.
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As a convicted felon, Durst is legally barred from carrying a gun.
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We have reached an agreement but it hasn't been legally finalized yet.
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The land itself, and everything on it, legally became that person's property.
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The president can legally share classified information when he deems it necessary.
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Legally, Secretary Clinton's perpetual mishandling of classified information is a federal offense.
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"Our legal position was that we were retaining it legally," he said.
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Its Fiat Chrysler and Ferrari businesses are legally based in the Netherlands.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of PiS, dismissed the draft as "legally absurd".
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Legally, the 5003 official languages of the 28 members have equal status.
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"Let's be clear: The action taken today isn't required legally," Obama said.
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The court case had ambiguous results legally, but it was great theater.
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But she is legally entitled to it, according to New York City.
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This is particularly important for minors, who cannot legally register as donors.
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The man who shot him, for example, had obtained his firearms legally.
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You'll also want to ensure that your hiring process is legally sound.
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But legally, an S-Corp is often more suitable for larger businesses.
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In Germany, wasting corporate funds is legally a breach of fiduciary duty.
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Why would bettors risk the "grey market" when they can bet legally?
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It's really hard to say what would have legally prevented this, though.
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The new arrivals tend to be highly literate, legally savvy and assertive.
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"What is legally is often far below what is morally right," Rep.
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But, in fact, it could have real consequences for Cohen legally. Reps.
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After they were purchased legally, most were sold or loaned or stolen.
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Members of parliament and are not legally obliged to follow party orders.
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Mr. Colombo said it was important legally that the theft was nonviolent.
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WATERBURY "Legally Blonde," musical by Laurence O'Keefe, Nell Benjamin and Heather Hach.
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Few would argue, for example, that the president can legally take bribes.
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"Lawfully present does not mean you're legally present?" the chief justice asked.
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But he is only personally pro-life; legally, he supports reproductive freedom.
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Benchmark and others have legally challenged his ability to name the directors.
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They also cannot legally charge you a fee to process your enrollment.
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Omar officially divorced Elmi in 2017 and legally married Hirsi in 2018.
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The United States federal government does not legally require paid parental leave.
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Make sure you can legally get married in your destination wedding location.
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Yet the EPA's expanding climate crusade is bereft of legally meaningful justification.
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That's when Americans can start legally downloading blueprints for 3D-printable guns.
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The governor is right when it comes to people coming here legally.
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Third, the ACE rule is legally flawed and contrary to EPA's mission.
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The police statement described the situation as "complex legally" without providing specifics.
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The campaign is not targeted at people who live legally in Germany.
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It's difficult to find a place to live on a boat legally
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It is legally barred from indefinitely detaining immigrants who cannot be repatriated.
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After OMB issued the legally-required report, the agency ignored its findings.
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Both are things she said EPA is not legally allowed to do.
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Impeaching the president may not be politically wise or even legally possible.
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British environment minister Michael Gove said the UK boats were fishing legally.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE in Hanoi also remained legally fruitless.
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These degrees of closeness could well prove as important legally as politically.
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Parents should enter the country legally if they want to be here.
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The attack Authorities said Saipov came to the US legally in 2010.
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Saying "OK boomer" one time does not legally qualify as harassing behavior.
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Currie kept chasing money over the next decade, though not always legally.
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It remains to be seen whether such an idea is legally feasible.
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Hedman did not know what kind of action she could legally take.
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"Legally, you have a right to vote on November 8th," Moore explained.
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Or you attack somebody or spread rumors, there could be consequences legally.
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But the amount is not legally binding, and terms were left vague.
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All of these releases were far more than what was legally allowed.
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The government said all judges in the Constitutional Tribunal were appointed legally.
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According to the Baltimore Sun, Gaines legally purchased her gun last year.
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They also claimed the law violated their legally protected right to privacy.
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And they were selling cannabis before but they weren't selling it legally.
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The school is legally allowed to say, 'Hey, you can't come here.
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"Are we going to be illegally healthy or legally unhealthy?" he asks.
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Only a small percentage of Americans can legally invest in most startups.
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Wagner followed up, wanting to know if he'd gotten the shirt legally.
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Germany, which maintains that it acquired the bust legally, has repeatedly refused.
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"Exxon may think it's legally protected in the United States," he said.
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Yet due to a legislative oversight, Hamilton's handguns were still owned legally.
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After all, legally speaking, whatever happens, we will leave on March 29.
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Pimco has called the lawsuit "legally groundless" and is seeking its dismissal.
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But as with most international documents, these protocols are not legally binding.
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The Las Vegas shooter passed background checks and legally purchased his weapons.
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"But we found a way to do it legally," Marcelo told Inc.
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Legally, that conclusion allows the commission to pursue action to accelerate deployment.
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The problem is that it didn't work because it wasn't legally binding.
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Authorities said the firearm the woman used was in the home legally.
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Credit unions are legally separate from the companies whose employees they serve.
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Ms. L. entered legally at the port of entry at San Diego.
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Don't get mad when people need to do their jobs legally. 29.
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Only those persons with a valid medical license can legally practice medicine.
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Questions were raised immediately about whether the policy would be legally defensible.
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The problem is that Scarlett is too young to legally fight monsters.
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Were we not in the country legally until we got the test?
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Slaves often couldn't even marry, because their marriages were legally considered void.
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When black people were legally barred from white-only schools and restaurants?
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He legally changed his middle name to 'La Roux' by deed poll.
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No mentally unstable person should be able to legally purchase a gun.
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Police said it was unclear if he had obtained the rifle legally.
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Once you buy it legally, the modifications can be done by anybody.
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Many Americans can buy a gun legally in less than an hour.
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Mr. Garbus conceded there was very little officials could do now, legally.
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And failing to disclose his financial interest was unethical and legally risky.
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We're going to have people come in, but they're coming in legally.
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Melania appears to have entered the US legally and then worked illegally.
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"You will have the right to enter France legally," Lucie told her.
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The two African-American women asked for a license to legally marry.
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I am legally obliged to store the rifle in a gun safe.
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John can't abandon his child and is legally obligated to protect it.
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But what that means rhetorically is different from what it means legally.
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Only about 350 Australian patients have been approved to use cannabis legally.
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The uninsured, however, may be legally denied care in non-ED settings.
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While the police recommendations seem — and are — damning, they are legally meaningless.
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Using separate L.L.C.s allows landlords to protect themselves legally and maintain anonymity.
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Answering these questions may be easy legally, but they're more difficult morally.
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She also says she doubts her father and Traci were legally married.
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The Netherlands and Australia, which lost 38 people, hold Russia legally responsible.
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This meant they couldn't drive, work, or be in the US legally.
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He is legally blind, cannot walk unassisted and speaks with a slur.
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The I.A.A.F. accepts athletes with differences of sexual development as legally female.
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Motive matters, with respect to whether the president exercises his power legally.
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If you're not legally married, it's probably best not to merge finances.
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Her lawyers argued the incident was legally the same as forced prostitution.
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We can still be legally fired or denied housing in 203 states.
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The Trump administration would then be legally justified in weakening the rule.
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The poll was not a legally required step for changing the law.
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This holds even if they are legally found to be genuine refugees.
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Both said they were prepared to die, legally and financially at least.
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Like any publisher, they should be legally responsible for what they publish.
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Same-sex marriage remains illegal and same-sex partnerships aren't legally recognized.
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Farmers have been able to grow hemp legally in Germany since 1996.
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But trans people may be legally excluded from this population as well.
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Legally, it would not be possible to take the Queen to court.
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"We thought we were legally Indian," he said in a phone interview.
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Legally, this side of the copyright is known as the mechanical copyright.
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But legally they didn't have to do anything to keep Matthew safe.
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It's unclear, however, how the Venezuelan opposition could legally access those assets.
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Identity is socially, politically and legally determined, even if shaped by genetics.
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He would seem, at least legally, to have no path to this.
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He was not sentenced at all; he is technically, legally, not responsible.
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Hire an architect to find out if the work was done legally.
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In short, DACA is morally right, legally sound and fiscally smart policy.
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Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is 17 years old, legally a minor.
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Now, he will get the requisite documentation to live legally in France.
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Are officials legally bound not to disclose their conversations with the president?
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A girl can marry at 14, but cannot legally divorce until 18.
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When these laws are applied, women are disproportionately penalized, legally and socially.
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The lapse is "legally fatal" to the runway plans, the judges wrote.
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The countries are also legally required to share information with the WHO.
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As we reported ... Wendy's divorce with Hunter became legally official this week.
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The option needs to be safely, legally available to all American women.
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They had a wedding ceremony in Indonesia, but never legally got hitched.
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These arguments are legally wrong and we expect to prevail in Court.
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Many sub-Saharan African migrants enter the country legally but overstay visas.
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Both Bernadine and Anthony are captives of their worlds, legally, spiritually, morally.
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Duterte, who is legally separated from his wife, opposes making divorce legal.
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Mr. Spicer described her as an immigrant who entered the country legally.
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" She called for them to be prohibited "wherever it is legally possible.
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Immigrants must be in the United States legally in order to enlist.
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They are in the process of legally changing their daughter&aposs name.
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Legally, the hospital can remove Charlie's life-supporting therapies at any time.
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Civil rights groups have called the enforcement overbroad and not legally justifiable.
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Whether they would be legally insulated by the settlement is in dispute.
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If the agency signs off, those products can then be sold legally.
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For one thing, collusion is a legally meaningless term in this context.
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For one thing, collusion is a legally meaningless term in this context.
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Also, Library of America, which published the book, is legally a nonprofit.
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That is not an act of disloyalty, that disclosure is legally required.
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"In May, Us Weekly reported that Kravitz and Glusman got "legally married.
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The age limit to buy a firearm legally in Oregon is 18.
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For 72 years, yellow margarine could not be legally sold in Wisconsin.
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Because we got married, I was able to legally adopt our daughter.
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It's unknown if the gun used in the shooting was owned legally.
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The musician and Porizkova were not legally divorced prior to his death.
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Now, I think that would've been wrong, maybe not legally, but morally.
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"We're essentially legally all set for our state charge," Mr. Miller said.
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It's not at all clear, however, that this deadline is legally binding.
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Legally, there will be serious constitutional challenges to any new wealth tax.
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Immigration attorney Charles Kuck said the rapper came to the US legally.
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The comments being challenged legally are typically those that were left online.
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They also pointed out that, technically, the referendum is not legally binding.
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He has repeatedly said that he and his administration have acted legally.
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Well guess what: The president doesn't legally have any conflict of interest.
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Legally speaking, immigrants are those who are given permanent United States residency.
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Prosecutors must simply establish probable cause that force was not legally justified.
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Legally speaking, the MTR Ordinance states that MTRC can be in default.
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That makes it sound like he's deporting people who immigrated here legally.
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Legally, he can't see his daughter and it's hurting him beyond belief.
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The brothers and their mother came to the US legally as tourists.
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CEZ has said it had accepted all requests that were legally possible.
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Aston Martin said the cars cannot be driven legally on public roads.
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"Literally nothing the guy said is legally accurate," Shore said of Torczon.
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In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency is legally required to regulate them.
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They are selling U.S. consumers drugs they cannot legally sell to Canadians.
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In parts of Texas, drivers can legally go 85 miles per hour.
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The target is a legally binding commitment set by the European Commission.
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BUT THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS NOT LEGALLY BEHOLDEN TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT.
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Smoking marijuana legally in a coffee shop in Amsterdam is a breeze.
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Legally and medically speaking, trans women are women; trans men are men.
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They come legally as tourists or visitors and simply overstay their visas.
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Leaders all ruled out new, legally binding accords to amend the package.
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As a child she fished (legally) and swam (illegally) in the waters.
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"While it may be logically relevant, it's not legally valid," he said.
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Pompeo, who has no other children, legally adopted him as his own.
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Bolden was declared legally blind after a fall when she was young.
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The amendments are not legally binding, for the most part, but Mrs.
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Posting something online doesn&apost make it automatically true or legally actionable.
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"Are you legally here?" the agents asked Ramirez, according to the lawsuit.
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Many undocumented immigrants enter the country legally, and then overstay their visas.
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However, I believe that learning from current legally defined conditions is important.
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However, it is not legally binding under Russian criminal or administrative law.
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I currently got legally married, thank God it's finally legal in America.
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Every item imported into the United States legally has a customs code.
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He simply modified it to be more politically palatable and legally workable.
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Thinking about the legally proper way to do things seems almost quaint.
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The LocalMonero site encourages users to stay on the level, legally speaking.
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But the FCC, as Wheeler knew, can't legally require a "voluntary" commitment.
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The bureau is legally required to hold public meetings on its plans.
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There's no truth to rumors that they can't legally sell their homes.
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They put some teeth into the Vacancies Act at the end of the Clinton administration that said everything you do, if you're improperly doing it under the Vacancies Act, is legally void — or most everything is legally void.
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For nearly three decades, DOMA's narrow definition of marriage legally allowed states to put same-sex marriage bans in place and simultaneously allowed states to ignore same-sex marriages that were performed and legally recognized in other states.
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While this is higher than the legally blind standard of 20/200 visual acuity, Comander said that most of the enrolled patients are considered legally blind, and those who are not have other significant deficits in their vision.
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As a result, more than half of LGBTQ Americans, according to the LGBTQ advocacy group Movement Advancement Project, live in a state where an employer can legally fire someone because he's gay, a landlord can legally evict someone because she's lesbian, and a hotel manager can legally deny service to someone who's transgender — for no reason other than the person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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As a result, more than half of LGBTQ Americans, according to the advocacy group Movement Advancement Project, live in a state where, under state law, an employer can legally fire someone because he's gay, a landlord can legally evict someone because she's lesbian, and a hotel manager can legally deny service to someone who's transgender — for no reason other than the person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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As a result, more than half of LGBTQ Americans, according to the Movement Advancement Project, live in a state where, under state law, an employer can legally fire someone because he's gay, a landlord can legally evict someone because she's lesbian, and a hotel manager can legally deny service to someone who's transgender — for no reason other than the person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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India's cable TV companies — which are legally required to abide by the Indian broadcasting ministry's censorship and obscenity laws — have also called out streaming companies for their content, which is not legally regulated in the same way theirs is.
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Gilroy, California (CNN)An AK-47 style rifle legally purchased in Nevada and used to attack people at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in northern California couldn't have been purchased legally in California, state Attorney General Xavier Becerra said Monday.
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The sad reality for Australians and other countries where same-sex marriage isn't yet legal, is even if you've been wed legally on the ship, you have to return home to a country you're still not legally married in.
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Yet if a same-sex couple had lived together for 18 years before being allowed to legally marry in 2015 and decides to divorce today, whether that union began two years or two decades ago is not legally clear.
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In addition, GF Banamex is legally enforced to provide support to its subsidiaries.
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That potentially makes it more difficult for consumers to legally fight the calls.
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Former NHTSA Administrator Joan Claybrook said the NHTSA should issue legally binding rules.
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In 30 states, transgender individuals can be legally fired for their gender identity.
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He can legally impose tariffs of up to 2000 percent for 22018 days.
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Two law enforcement sources said the weapons appeared to have been legally purchased.
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We're told several bottles, with pills legally prescribed to Macdonald, were also found.
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On the other hand, a VAT would be the sounder course legally speaking.
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He urged parties to comply with the legally binding ruling and avoid provocations.
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In some cases, the certification is so important, it might be legally required.
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San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan said Earnest purchased the rifle legally.
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Other people are following it and trying to get into this country legally.
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The district cannot legally share information about the students' discipline, the school said.
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And it&aposs also sending a message to people waiting in line legally.
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If you come here legally, your family is never going to be separated.
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Government authorities like the Secret Service can legally request user information from Twitter.
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But I am currently looking into legally copyrighting that image so it's official.
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These kind of statements are nonsensical -- logistically, legally or even as a policy.
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"Legally there are not a lot of options to come back," he said.
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But an internal review later concluded that some products could be shipped legally.
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The only way to obtain the drug legally then will be from Marathon.
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He says the fact others beat him to the punch protects him legally.
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Legally speaking, the U.S. bishops didn't need Vatican approval prior to the vote.
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Companies must be legally bound to the promises they make to their customers.
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Police said both the guns were purchased legally, in 2016 and 2018 respectively.
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" He added that "nobody's coming into our country unless they come here legally.
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According to David Schoen we got a lot of people legally in jeopardy.
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Except there will be no unmanned driverless cars legally on the roads today.
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Legally speaking, a failed Queen's Speech vote doesn't require Theresa May to resign.
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The supermodel, 22015, and boyfriend Tom Kaulitz, 22018, are legally married, PEOPLE confirms.
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Legally, this is a hands-off deal as far as the government goes.
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A subpoena is a legally enforceable demand for documents, data, or witness testimony.
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What kind information can the US legally demand that a company hand over?
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Regardless of who pays, though, the children are legally entitled to an education.
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Whether or not you can legally smoke it, however, is a different story.
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And I don't actually think you can actually do it, technically or legally.
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Those eligible would be able to work legally and receive some federal benefits.
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All 403 episodes of The Joy of Painting are legally available on YouTube.
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Owners with their own e-scooters can now ride those legally in Manhattan.
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Legally manufacture unserialized rifles and pistols in the comfort and privacy of home.
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You must be legally deputized in the county you're trying to register people.
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Like my ... We can still get legally married, but you're already married. Scary.
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What should've been a legally straightforward process developed into something much more sinister.
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An attorney-general's opinion from 1938 suggests doing so might be legally thorny.
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Legally speaking, Uber's cars probably shouldn't have been on California streets at all.
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Hundreds of international families, including Americans, had legally adopted children from the DRC.
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We would do it all through the carefully thought-through, legally covered arrangements.
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And I'm legally not allowed to tell y'all what was under the hood.
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The stateless cannot register the birth of a child or legally get married.
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Germany's Angela Merkel called for a ban on the burqa "wherever legally possible".
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It is not practical or legally possible to have no one in charge.
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There are two types of legally defined financial professionals: brokers and investment advisors.
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The point is that Legally Blonde was my own version of Feminism 101.
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And these people have more rights than the people who come in legally.
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Recognizing that his fabrications were becoming legally significant, Wallace began to come apart.
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Deport illegal immigrants and those who entered Spain legally but committed a crime.
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Only first-season DVDs are for sale, legally, online—and only used ones.
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The pact was the first legally-binding global deal to fight climate change.
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She was being evicted from a house she was legally unable to occupy.
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"Anna and I are sad to announce we are legally separating," it reads.
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"The indictment returned against me today is factually and legally flawed," Brissette said.
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Channeling her inner Legally Blonde and wanting to become an animal defense attorney!
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McKenna added that the plan fits into what the government can do legally.
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Some places legally cannot explicitly advertise sex, hence the coded web searches above.
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Drewe, it's not the thing to steal kids who aren't exactly legally yours.
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But the fallout from such a decision would be dramatic, legally and politically.
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This initial appellate court decision is as legally stunning as it is disturbing.
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He would then be able to legally serve as acting Homeland Security secretary.
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In early 20183, Japan allowed merchants to legally accept bitcoin as a payment.
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And, even currently, gender reassignment can legally change sex category on birth certificates.
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Legally, could Prime Minister Johnson hold the line against a determined Scottish campaign?
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However, the MoU, seen by Reuters, does not constitute a legally binding agreement.
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Can we legally, can we thread the needle constitutionally, unreasonable certain and seizure.
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Later he spent three decades in America legally, cleaning cars for a living.
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The IRS isn't legally bound to audit the returns but is supposed to.
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I lock them up legally and know where they are at all times.
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And to be clear, I am legally obligated to not talk about it.
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Saipov entered the United States legally in 2010 from Uzbekistan, according to Vox.
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Vastly more people fly into the country legally and then overstay their visas.
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Nonprofits are not legally required to disclose the names of their financial supporters.
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But a significant number of undocumented immigrants actually came here legally -- and stayed.
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They couldn't stay legally due to special-interest-driven restrictions on their visas.
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The AANA's code of ethics is "best practice," however, and not legally enforceable.
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Greg Abbott said both weapons were owned legally by the suspect&aposs father.
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And in Wisconsin and a handful of other states, they actually can, legally.
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"And that&aposs something that I can do legally in all 50 states."
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For these goals to stick, they need to be legally binding, activists said.
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VICE: Did you become an MMA fighter just so you could fight legally?
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If you're buying your weed legally, ask your bud tender for some suggestions.
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An Alzheimer's sufferer, she had been declared legally unfit to manage her concerns.
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"Why would we hire hitmen when we can hit them legally?" he asked.
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One way or another, Catalans may be asked to vote, legally this time.
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Reese Witherspoon as Elle Woods in the climactic court battle in Legally Blonde.
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If it's New York, then whoever paid for the ring legally owns in.
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But legally, they're in the clear even when hosting the most odious content.
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On Friday, a judge approved Jenner's request to be legally declared a woman.
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The sovereign is not legally liable for income, capital-gains or inheritance tax.
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The new policy would apply to both groups — those crossing illegally and legally.
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Legally, the Trump organization is just an extension of Trump and his brand.
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And neither could file for divorce, work legally or sign a rental lease.
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Bright was "legally intoxicated" at the time and had also been using marijuana.
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The arbitration panel ruled that no one country can legally control the shoal.
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I checked legally with Ned Gowan,' to soften that blow a little bit.
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Now in his late 60s, Madison is legally blind and slurs his speech.
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Of course, it's legally irrelevant whether Trump thinks O'Reilly is a good person.
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Since the GRA came into force, just 5,000 Britons have legally changed sex.
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It's really, really hard to pull it off in a legally compliant way.
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Nor should anyone be condemned legally without due process and a fair trial.
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