Individual protest, much mooted, had been muted at this Oscars.
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In 2010 the British government mooted and then dropped it.
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Mr Khalilzad has mooted delaying the ballot; Mr Ghani disagrees.
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But some of the mooted buyers may never show up.
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Like other mooted revivals, this one attracts plenty of scorn.
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In December AMLO mooted the possibility of legalising assisted dying.
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David Oyelowo has been mooted as Bond by Twitter users.
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That listing has been mooted for a number of years.
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Mr Trump's mooted changes are unlikely to close this loophole.■
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The mooted fund is far from investing its first euro.
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Japan, Australia and Turkey are all mooted as potential partners.
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A sale of Nine Elms was first mooted in 2013.
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The idea was mooted by Leave campaigners before the referendum vote.
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The plan was first mooted in June and confirmed on Wednesday.
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But one at the mooted price would be a climb down.
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Mr Pompeo has mooted a slightly longer timetable: by January 2021.
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A mooted free-trade area for the Americas is now defunct.
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Kachikwu first mooted the possibility of talks in Russia last week.
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Indeed, all three GOP winners mooted out the powerful education issue.
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But that was essentially mooted after the Trump administration on Feb.
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Crown Prince Muhammad is unlikely to take the mooted demotion lying down.
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One mooted idea, a breakup, would be a costly distraction right now.
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During his life Nelson Mandela was sometimes mooted as a possible successor.
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His movement wants action — deportations, arrests, assassination and torture have been mooted.
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Of all the people mooted as winner, Joe is the most intriguing.
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Another idea mooted by Mr Mboweni is to sell off power stations.
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His firm had not been consulted about the mooted merger, he added.
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That concern was mooted when he was recruited by Dartmouth in 20163.
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The much-mooted combination would create a behemoth stretching from France to Russia.
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One often mooted partner is PSA Group, the maker of Peugeots and Citroëns.
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The mooted $3 billion deal would have been by far Logitech's largest acquisition.
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After he rejected the offer, Allied argued its offer had mooted the case.
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Google was strongly mooted, but so far there have been no strategic additions.
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There's a mooted capital raising for Deutsche Bank before any possible consolidation with Commerzbank.
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That could rule out Mr Dragnea, but several other PSD figures have been mooted.
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A mooted trade deal fizzled as the American team blamed India for protectionist policies.
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If Jio's financials improve and it keeps winning customers, its mooted value could grow.
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The kingdom has mooted turning part of the border into a nuclear waste dump.
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This week the DOE published a notice calling for comment on the mooted change.
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A delay of nine months to two years has even been mooted as possibilities.
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He has mooted the possibility of suspending still-struggling Greece from the euro zone.
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Congress also passed a law that restructured the program and effectively mooted the lawsuit.
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Ukraine's prime minister has now mooted the idea of a compromise with Mr Kolomoisky.
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In Colombia President Iván Duque may back away from mooted labour and pension reforms.
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It has mooted a universal basic income and hinted that it would scrap universal credit.
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More such compromises will no doubt be mooted before our official EU departure is finalised.
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A heliport is mooted for the more populous Ishigaki, from which the Senkakus are administered.
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Proposals have been mooted for a statute of limitations covering British veterans of all conflicts.
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Britain's statistics office has mooted introducing regional indicators, as well as stratifying inflation by income.
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The EU has mooted various ways of helping its businesses continue to operate in Iran.
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The scheme, originally mooted by Johnson's Labour predecessor, has proved a success and is popular.
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Before the courts could even rule, the House mooted the case by withdrawing the subpoena.
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That reset ought to include a rational analysis of privatization mooted by Blackwater's Erik Prince.
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Major European countries have even mooted the idea of blocking Chinese investment on the continent.
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Its critique has been mooted, yet a critique of violence remains as necessary as ever.
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Not even Silvio Berlusconi, whose resurgence had been much mooted, could defy anti-establishment gravity.
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Sean Connery was mooted, but Quixote is air and Sean is earth, so I backed away.
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Plans for a new line were mooted in 1971, but the government invested in motorways instead.
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Avio's involvement reflects the political twists and turns of a program first mooted in the 1980s.
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Mr Erdogan and Vladimir Putin vowed to push on with Turkish Stream, a mooted gas pipeline.
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A mooted 2019 listing of his upstart telecom operator, Jio, will add to the upward momentum.
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ISAs have been mooted before as a way to spare American graduates from mountains of debt.
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An agreement on a temporary customs union that would last at least until 2022 was mooted.
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As users pointed out, the filter was lightening skin tones to achieve its mooted "beautifying" effect.
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A spin-off of the towers unit has long been mooted, but has yet to materialize.
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The "joint sovereignty" idea was mooted in 2002 but was wholly rejected in a referendum there.
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In a conciliatory tack from Lieberman's remarks, Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz on Wednesday mooted negotiations.
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Other funds have been mooted in countries like Lebanon Guyana, but have yet to be established.
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The question of whether a sitting president can be indicted is much mooted, but not decided.
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"I think they are pulling back, certainly, from the mooted four times this year," Grant said.
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Safaricom this month criticised the regulator's mooted proposals including those to control data and call prices.
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The latter has already, wisely, tempered its expectations, having earlier targeted a much larger mooted offer.
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The controversial plant was first mooted in 2006 and involved the South African energy conglomerate Sasol.
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Her death in 1984 effectively mooted her efforts on both fronts, and Mr. Wright proceeded apace.
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WeWork's recently mooted plans of issuing even more junk debt was met with derision from investors.
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The global backdrop was also not conducive to risky securities, amid doubts over mooted China-U.
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The FCA thinks its mooted ban could reduce consumer losses by up to £234m a year.
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However a temporary public sector salary cut mooted by some early in the process was not included.
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And he has mooted an amnesty for illegal migrants who have been living in Britain for years.
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EU leaders have also mooted creating a clearing-house to handle trade with Iran denominated in euros.
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It has mooted paying into the EU budget to guarantee access for the City of London's financiers.
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There will be no leadership challenge against him for the foreseeable future, as had been mooted before.
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Britain has also mooted bringing in possible sanctions for tech firms that failed to remove extremist content.
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The deal is the latest of several tie-ups, actual or mooted, among banks in the Gulf.
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A no-confidence motion mooted against Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy isn't helping in that respect either.
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In the 18th century Benjamin Franklin mooted the idea of moving the clocks forward in the summer.
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He added that the mooted accord would provisionally run until November "to see if it is useful".
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The old factions born of religion and geopolitics will be permanently mooted in a post-death world.
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A more conspiratorial explanation has been mooted by Javier Ruíz of "Caracas Chronicles", an opposition-friendly blog.
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The 12,000 hectare land ownership limit was mooted in 2016, by then-rural development minister Gugile Nkwinti.
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Analysts at Carbon Tracker Initiative recently mooted one in the vital sphere of oil and gas companies.
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Long-mooted plans to allow horse-racing and lotteries in the island province of Hainan are languishing.
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The blind trust, which would be run by independent administrators, has been mooted at least since June.
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The idea of settling Rohingyas on an island in the Bay of Bengal was first mooted years ago.
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BUT WHAT ABOUT PICKING UP A FEW OTHERS OF THE COMPANIES THAT HAVE BEEN MOOTED IN THE PAST?
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A mooted new 210.75 billion pound bid is too high for a buyer to make a decent return.
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An even more conspiratorial explanation has been mooted by Javier Ruíz of Caracas Chronicles, an opposition-friendly blog.
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Higher income-tax rates at £70,000 ($93,000) and £100,000 are mooted, along with a one-off wealth tax.
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Among the ideas being mooted is eventually to put Jewish settlements in the West Bank under Palestinian control.
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At least at first, passenger drones will cost supercar money: mooted prices tend to be around $200,000-300,000.
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Fischer's antidote is a European military, developed by Germany and France: a project often mooted, never seriously pursued.
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The idea for a pedestrian bridge with trees and flowers spanning the River Thames was mooted in 2.53.
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Although mooted as a potential chief executive, Mr de Lacharrière lost out on the top job at L'Oréal.
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The model for Colorado's mooted law is Oregon's legislation, which has been in force for almost two decades.
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No target amount has been given for the mooted bond deal, according to a termsheet seen by Reuters.
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It is not the first time Nigerian authorities have mooted turning a Boko Haram site into an attraction.
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So could another mooted rival, Comcast, where Chief Executive Brian Roberts' clan holds sway through super-voting shares.
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In multiple markets, proposals have been mooted — with mixed success — that could impair Uber's ability to freely operate.
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If cap and trade isn't providing a hard cap, a guarantee, its advantages over a tax are mooted.
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In July Google scrapped a mooted return to the mainland's censored online-search market after an employee revolt.
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Thirteen years after stock market plans were first mooted, Luanda's bourse is yet to admit a single listing.
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Regulation of the platform is also being mooted by legislators and this is likely to be costly, Wieser notes.
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German politicians insinuate that the mooted fine represents revenge for Europe's recent tax case against Apple, an American champion.
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Late November or early December are being mooted as the likeliest dates for the vote – later than originally planned.
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But though some Democrats have mooted dusting off Congress's power to detain contemnors, that is unlikely to happen soon.
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Those who say the mooted new party would be different point out that it is garlanded with big names.
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Mooted use cases include for enhancing low light smartphone images, improving security camera footage or even for drone cameras.
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The Avengers said they would not cooperate with government when the idea of negotiations was first mooted last week.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney and Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Andrew Bailey have mooted a similar pact.
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Assume Quinn lays off the mooted 22.7,22018 employees, and use the bank's $20203,22020 average compensation per employee in 000.
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For its alliance partner Renault, the ruckus has upended negotiations over mooted mergers with Nissan and with Fiat Chrysler.
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They held organizing meetings, opened campaign offices and hired staff, though Warren mooted the project by declining to run.
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Berlin is hoping a near-term settlement well below the mooted $14 billion will ease pressure on Deutsche Bank.
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And any mooted deal is sure to face opposition in parliament and within Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative party.
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I believe that the administration would have largely prevailed on the second order if the litigation were not mooted.
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The government has also mooted ideas including raising the retirement age and deferring the age when pensions can be drawn.
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But every concession Ryan and Trump mooted to members of the most conservative faction, they risked ebbing support from moderates.
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Shares in Premier soared 22014 percent to 523 pence at 252 GMT, still short of the mooted 260p proposal price.
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One mooted solution has been to have an area in the cabin set aside on El Al flights for haredi.
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One mooted solution is to impose customs and immigration controls not between the two countries but between the two islands.
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The proposed sites for another mooted resort, in Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, are onsen (hot spring) retreats, he points out.
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A well-connected American think-tank, the Institute for Science and International Security, recently spelled out a long-mooted suspicion.
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One irony behind the mooted exchange is that most Kosovo Serbs actually live in enclaves in the south of Kosovo.
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I don't think the advantages of the mooted AirPods charger are immediately obvious, so allow me to elaborate on them.
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Kenya has mooted floating its national oil company as holder of such a stake on the Nairobi and London bourses.
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The government at last published its draft bill this week, a year and a half after it was first mooted.
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In the short term some of the mooted tariffs can be absorbed and some can be passed on to customers.
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It mooted swapping race-based policies for action intended to lift the incomes of Malaysia's poorest 40%, regardless of ethnicity.
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The prospective sale, which is being led by Centerview Partners, Guggenheim Securities and Morgan Stanley, was first mooted on Oct.
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None of the plaintiffs who challenged Whitaker's appointment prevailed, and the issue has since been mooted with Barr's Senate confirmation.
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So, encouragingly, are the unions—which have reversed their position since ATC liberalisation was first mooted back in the 22015s.
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The emirate has long been linked with the technology, with one route to Fujairah and another to Abu Dhabi mooted.
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Two of the mooted backers, Fortress Investment Group and Elliott Advisers, have just walked away, Reuters reported on June 16.
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One oft-mooted future speaker — Joe Crowley of the Bronx — lost his seat to a young upstart, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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It blew out to a five-month high of 217 bps in mid-June when new sanctions were first mooted.
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Also in the background are green vehicle technologies, most notably hydrogen fuel cells, being mooted as possible rivals to batteries.
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Among allies mooted to replace Sharif are Defence Minister Asif Khawaja, Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal and Petroleum Minister Shahid Abbasi.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Elon Musk has revealed a bit about his mooted buyout of Tesla, and a lot about himself.
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The tax has been mooted since 2013 and been delayed a number of times to provide producers with time to comply.
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All of the tax cuts mooted by Trump and Republican leaders, along with planned infrastructure spending, are going to cost money.
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On Google's mooted app, a search for any of these would prompt a notice that some results might have been removed.
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Marzieh Vahid-Dastjerdi, the Islamic Republic's first female minister, had been mooted in the hope she might garner the women's vote.
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Mooted for nearly a year, the first round of preliminary bids ended on May 31st having attracted not a single offer.
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Once he gets a "mandate" (60% of the vote is often mooted), they argue, South Africa will be back on track.
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This would pressure Sanchez's minority government into calling a snap election, something the prime minister has already mooted as a possibility.
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The Chinese government has no policy levers that could reduce the bilateral balance by the mooted $100 billion or $200 billion.
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These have been mooted to include a change in forward guidance, rate cuts, a tiered deposit rate and recommencing asset purchases.
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The mooted reforms have alarmed anti-corruption activists and over a hundred people rallied in support of the KPK on Thursday.
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A lower court judge dismissed that case in August, saying Congress' current $3.55 billion census appropriation mooted the plaintiffs' funding claim.
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Paris Hilton used Twitter to boost LydianCoin, a currency for a mooted advertising market that its backers hope will raise $100m.
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Two of the candidates to replace May have mooted the possibility of suspending parliament to force through a no-deal exit.
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His government discreetly mooted the idea of an electoral pact between the Tories, the moderate Ulster Unionists and the harder-line DUP.
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Rai-Way Industrial Logic: A deal involving Rai-Way, the tower provider to state-owned broadcaster, Rai, previously mooted, still makes sense.
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A possible ban on Georgian wine imports and restrictions on cross-border money transfers have also been mooted as possible punitive measures.
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The long-haired, 52-year-old head of Venezuela's largest private business, Polar, is mooted by many as a possible "outside" candidate.
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More than a dozen states have opposed the merger and filed lawsuits, though those might be mooted under the new proposed scheme.
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But the path to unseating Netanyahu could still prove difficult, and a unity government with the veteran leader has been widely mooted.
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Moreover, the mooted figure could yet shrink, given the next 2021-27 allocation is right now the subject of intense intergovernmental wrangling.
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The mooted top-end valuation of $25 billion would then peg it at an eye-popping 25 times the expected top line.
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Lam had apparently mooted a withdrawal of the extradition bill in order to defuse the crisis, but Beijing ordered a hard line.
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The guidelines for debt-to-equity swaps, mooted as one solution to China's growing corporate debt overhang, have been in development for months.
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It was first mooted over two years ago and jointly announced with fanfare in October by India's Narendra Modi and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Experts also ask whether the mooted warming of relations with Russia is even possible, given the failure of the Obama administration's own attempts.
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CONSERVATIVES, GREENS ('BLACK-GREEN') Untested at a federal level, this has been mooted as an option under Merkel, who has pushed renewable energy.
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The rise of widespread civil unrest and fascism is mooted, as well as the possibility of human extinction within the next ten years.
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Nevertheless, calls for a second referendum are expected to persist, particularly as both pro- and anti-EU politicians have mooted the possibility recently.
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Bolton also mooted the possibility of a series of rapid sector-by-sector trade deals that could take effect as early as Nov.
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It would be the jumping-off point for a mooted amphibious assault on Hodeida, Yemen's main port, now the focus of heavy fighting.
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The proposal could be further enhanced by the appointment of former Prime Minister David Cameron as NATO Secretary General, a possibility already mooted.
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So this presents the Republican congressmen who alone could pass legislation to protect Mr Mueller from Mr Trump's mooted attack with a choice.
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The report was published ahead of the UK government's forthcoming review of national geospatial strategy, which will guide any mooted changes to legislation.
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Resurrecting an idea first mooted in the 1980s, he wants to move a big central-government body to each of 30 Mexican states.
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Other mooted candidates, such as Mr Schenck, Jean-Pierre Mustier of UniCredit and Christian Meissner of Bank of America, are experienced investment bankers.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has mooted steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, declaring that "trade wars are good, and easy to win".
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A mooted freeze in oil output among most of the world's big producers was scuppered when talks collapsed in Doha, the Qatari capital.
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One plan mooted by the G20 last year was to have advanced economies issue first to make investors more comfortable with the bonds.
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Fund manager George Clapham, managing partner of Arnhem Investment Management, said the break-up - first mooted in June - would release value for investors.
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And mooted mergers with stronger peers, which in Monte Paschi's case had been recommended by the ECB, have so far failed to materialise.
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Plans to build the Tangshan Bohai Steel Project were first mooted in 2008, and construction finally got under way last week, Xinhua said.
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However, that launch was delayed, as was another one mooted in January 2019, as the company failed to secure the necessary regulatory approval.
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Since 2014, when the prime minister first mooted the prospect of investment, the seven most prominent waterfront properties in Keszthely have changed hands.
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The NRC is a hugely controversial policy mooted last year in Assam, a region of India which shares a porous border with Bangladesh.
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"A kind of United States of Europe," as mooted by Winston Churchill, in 1946, was always more of a dream than a scheme.
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The BoE said there could be significant economic damage if tensions over tariffs mooted by U.S. President Donald Trump developed into widespread protectionism.
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Supporters often grow increasingly frustrated as mooted transfers fail to materialise, even if the transfers in question are little more than media conjecture.
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The higher tariffs being mooted on half, or nearly all, of America's imports of Chinese goods would cause serious economic pain in both countries.
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Silverstone, which has good traffic access, is seen as the home of British motorsport but a London Grand Prix has also been mooted periodically.
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Having signalled or even mooted the possibility of a move, they argue, the Fed must act, lest it squander the trust of the markets.
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The changes, first mooted in May 2018, simplify the legal definitions of what constitutes proprietary trading, where banks use their own money to invest.
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Advocates of legalised assisted dying will point out that the mooted British law is much more restrictive than those in Belgium and the Netherlands.
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Scotland can hand out criminal records to eight-year-olds, though legislation is being mooted that will raise the minimum age limit to 12.
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Wilson Sonsini nevertheless argued in its opposition to the Robbins Geller lead plaintiff motion that the settlement has mooted claims by all Gigamon shareholders.
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It has not had a permanent head since early 2018, in part because Donald Trump had mooted giving the job to his personal pilot.
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The EU has mooted the idea of forcing euro-denominated derivatives to be cleared within the EU, to ensure the euro zone's financial stability.
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Regulators in Kenya, Malaysia and South Africa have mooted the idea of holding moderators of group chats liable for false information in their groups.
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The autonomous house project was an idea mooted by American engineer, Buckminster Fuller, for a house that was not connected to the city's utilities.
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The energy in one of the mooted ten-minute blasts needed for a starchip is equal to that unleashed in the bombing of Hiroshima.
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This is their second attempt to begin serious negotiations on a free-trade agreement—a mere 16 years after the idea was first mooted.
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Under the mooted proposal, Northern Ireland would stay in the customs union and single market until both unionists and nationalists voted to leave it.
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As is, perhaps, SoftBank's mooted move to place a team in China to help spend its giant Vision Fund, after years of investing remotely.
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Mr Ren may hope that his mooted sale of Huawei's 5G technology will give him sufficient fuel for the company to fly ever higher.
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The fact is, Frank, that when you mooted the exchange with New York, I specifically asked whether this would have implications for Suzanne's renewal.
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Mooted price tags of $4.8 billion for the Merck business and $15 billion for Pfizer's unit imply valuations of 4-5 times last year's sales.
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Formula E has also mooted the possibility of a virtual race eventually being incorporated in the championship with gamers challenging for points and prize money.
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In the meantime, concerns of a no-deal departure have risen although a second referendum or even no Brexit have been mooted as alternative options.
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The deadly spirits haunting the land are mooted by a spirit-killing hand grenade early in the game, and later a spirit-killing machine gun.
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As a way of generating money to finance Islamic worship and education within France, he has mooted the idea of a tax on halal foods.
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After a freak April storm turned streets into rivers, one minister mooted a law that would make it illegal for Egyptians to discuss the weather.
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Modest rises in other taxes have been mooted, and may be necessary if Mr Jaitley sees public investment or rural handouts as a political necessity.
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Their calls were insufficient to overcome India's petty politics: GST proposals stalled under governments of left and right since it was first mooted in 2000.
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The smell, I figured, is more likely caused by dietary plants that share the same terps as cannabis—an idea mooted in the Reddit discussion.
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The mooted price Yili is considering would come to some 17 times Stonyfield's $50 million in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization in 2016.
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As former IMF Chief Economist Olivier Blanchard noted, a ballpark 6 percent to 20153 percent depreciation could mathematically offset the initially mooted 10 percent tariffs.
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One of the tifos at Selhurst, captured on film When it comes to the mooted move for the club, Tom is pretty set on Selhurst.
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One candidate mooted to be Anglo's new chairman, two of the industry sources say, is Guy Elliott, a former chief financial officer of Rio Tinto.
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Volvo's stalled initial public offering was no doubt hindered by American tariffs, as the company claims, but its mooted valuation was also far too high.
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In identifying a site for the new capital, Widodo has got closer than any predecessor to realizing an idea first mooted after independence in 1945.
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In identifying a site for the new capital, Widodo has got closer than any predecessor to realizing an idea first mooted after independence in 1945.
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A trilogy bout against the former pound-for-pound fighter Sor Rungvisai (as the rivalry is currently tied at one win apiece) has been mooted.
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The plan was mooted when government revenues were at a low point, the budget was running a heavy deficit and financial reserves were falling rapidly.
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"Some of DOJ's arguments ... have been mooted due to developments in the possible impeachment of President Trump since the pending application was filed," Howell noted.
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A shake-up has long been mooted in the Qatari banking sector given that 18 local and international commercial banks serve a population of 2.6 million.
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The $1.23 billion figure is smaller than the $2 billion that was earlier mooted as a fundraising target, though the company never confirmed such a number.
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Justices remanded the case to a lower court after the Trump Administration mooted key Obama-era guidance on protections for transgender kids in federally funded schools.
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The idea, first seriously mooted by banned UEFA president Michel Platini, has gained momentum recently and Souness believes it is the right time to implement it.
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Mr Rosenstein was thought to be on his way out after it was reported that he had mooted removing Mr Trump from office through constitutional means.
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By the end there were heated discussions about assisted suicide, mooted cuts in student support, and the implications for the world of Brexit and Donald Trump.
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The Commission has mooted the idea of negotiating an agreement with the United States to lower import duties, but only once the permanent exemption is granted.
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As for her replacement at the IMF, the current Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney has been mooted as a contender for the post.
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While the idea to link India's rivers was first mooted in the 1970s, plans to join up more than two dozen rivers have seen little action.
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There's one other potential way to sort Italian banks - a mooted 15-billion-euro loan from the European Stability Mechanism, the euro zone's bank recap pot.
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The Scalia quote I cited in the previous paragraph is also arguably dicta, since the holding in U.S. Bancorp was limited to cases mooted by settlement.
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Roberts could therefore sweeten his potential offer by raising his break fee to $6 billion, or about 10 percent of the mooted $60 billion price tag.
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A mooted valuation of up to $20193 billion for this financial technology-meets-insurance business owes more to the first two Mas than to the third.
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A shake-up has long been mooted in the Qatari banking sector, given that 18 local and international commercial banks serve a population of 2.6 million.
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Syria's army and Iran-backed militias, with Russian air power, have crushed insurgents near Damascus in eastern Ghouta - one of the four mooted "de-escalation zones".
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The widening of the canal was initially mooted before the second world war, but became more urgent as ever larger ships were unable to use it.
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"It cannot be said that an ADA claim involving a website can never be mooted, solely because of the technological characteristics of websites," the judge wrote.
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First mooted a year ago, the deal also comes after a period of brutal competition which has seen insurance premiums fall while claims continue to grow.
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Bloomberg is not commenting on plans for a Muslim community center near Ground Zero, because this photo was taken six years before those plans were mooted.
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He says he endorses all Mr Mboweni's ideas, but slips in a crucial qualification—that "of course" these mooted changes cannot all be implemented at once.
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Facebook announced a new payments system on November 12th (its mooted cryptocurrency, Libra, however, has lost many of its backers and will face stiff regulatory scrutiny).
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Bankers had been circling both sides of the telecoms mega-merger since it was first mooted late last year, when competition in the sector accelerated dramatically.
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Dominic Mercy and Robert Sturm, the team that took over after Bausch's death, mooted the idea early on, but it proved too problematic at the time.
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First mooted in 2016, the launch of carbon trading in China ran into delays as market designers struggled to handle problems like accuracy of emissions data.
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While Airbus declined to comment on any new order, a plane of the kind mooted for Macron, an Airbus A319neo, has a list price of $99.5 million.
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Though the idea has been mooted for decades, India's government said the time was ripe for a serious discussion about the merits of a universal basic income.
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COSMOLOGISTS, Eastern and Western, ancient and modern, have on occasion mooted the possibility of an ekpyrotic universe, one which expands, then contracts into fire, then expands again.
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They have mooted the idea of a ban on all headscarves (even those that leave the face exposed) for representatives of authority such as judges or prosecutors.
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Nonetheless, a six-month suspension is being mooted – one which would see him miss the entirety of France's Euro 2016 campaign and the beginning of next season.
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Three Justices — Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch — voted in favor of the petition, at least in that the D.C. court's decision should be vacated and the cases mooted.
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Even the GST rate is unknown; a government study mooted 17-18% but some states (which will receive the cash raised) would like it to be higher.
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The mooted EastMed pipeline could carry about 10 billion cubic metres of gas a year from the eastern Mediterranean to Cyprus, Greece, Italy and other European markets.
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That doesn't capture the range of ideas mooted by citizens who are fed up with dysfunction and skeptical that significant reform will emerge from present political circumstances.
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Now, many expect that Donald Trump's U.S. election win will benefit emerging markets if the impact of mooted extra spending and tax cuts trickle through to them.
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Glencore, along with Anglo American, faces the biggest debt burden of the major miners, analysts say, and they have mooted Anglo American as a potential takeover target.
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News of this week's deal sparked renewed interest in another long-talked-of merger, of Bengang Steel Plates and Angang Steel, first mooted over a decade ago.
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Even the lowest mooted price tag would be equivalent to around 17 times this year's earnings of 362 million Swiss francs, as estimated by analysts from Bernstein.
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But unions hope to pile pressure on EDF's management and the government to delay the project and they argue the mooted split would only weaken the group.
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"The very fact the bill has been mooted speaks to the fact that Trump's victory has really emboldened those opposed to abortion in the US," Murphy warns.
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It was mooted to be Sir Alex Ferguson's last game before retirement but, in the end, the result was so emphatic that he had to rethink his plans.
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China is the world's largest electric vehicle market and a potential ban on fossil fuel vehicles has been widely mooted, so there's plenty of room for multiple players.
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The mooted bill is huge—some in Brussels talk of €60bn ($64bn), enough to host the London Olympics five times over—and its calculations open to endless argument.
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Owing to a falling market, Mr. Ornskov has not had to increase his bid by much from the original $45.23 mooted in August last year, which Baxalta rejected.
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SWISS CITIZEN Gottstein, a prominent investment banker and wealth manager before taking over Credit Suisse's domestic operation, had been mooted by analysts as a potential successor to Thiam.
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A merger of PKN and Lotos has been mooted by Polish government officials on and off for years but never materialized mainly due to opposition from local authorities.
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Murray's arguments about the spiritual inadequacies of social welfare provision are baffling to me, but the IQ-based argument mooted in The Bell Curve at least makes sense.
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On Saturday they finished the job by sidelining Prince Mutaib, the second son of the late King Abdullah, who had once been mooted as a possible future king.
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BOE's next foray is to push further into OLED production and innovation, which is where the flexible OLED panels that Huawei is mooted to be using come in.
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Johnston is outside the top nine automatic spots for the Ryder Cup at Hazeltine, Minnesota but has been mooted as one of skipper Darren Clarke's three wildcard choices.
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The IPO was first mooted in July last year, when a consortium of six Asian investors acquired a 24.99 percent stake in Global Switch for 2.1 billion pounds.
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A winter break has long been mooted in the Premier League, not least by overseas coaches who have argued that the existing schedule is too taxing on players.
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The bill, which was postponed at least three times since first being mooted in 2010, faces opposition from heavy energy users, including Amplats, the world's biggest platinum producer.
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The sale of a minority stake in San Miguel Food and Beverage is part of the parent firm's restructuring plan that was first mooted about a year ago.
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A mooted alliance between Fincantieri and Naval Group will involve civilian assets, which include shipyard STX France, and military assets, including submarines, according to Fincantieri's CEO Giuseppe Bono.
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One mooted possibility is for VR apps to disable the phone's auto-lock mechanism so that it doesn't switch off after sitting in a headset for a while.
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With a breakaway European Super League for the biggest clubs across the continent sporadically mooted, the concept of federalised football is at the forefront of many fans' minds.
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They also want to put more emphasis on drivers, rather than armies of engineers working out of sight, and getting rid of such control centers has been mooted.
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The project was first mooted six years ago but had been held back by government red tape and "other unnamed vested interests, which are corrupt interests," he said.
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The 2nd Circuit revived it in 2015, holding that Franco's claim was not mooted by Allied's offer because there was no entry of judgment against the debt collector.
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The delay of the fiduciary rule's second half was finalized in November 2017, but the entire rule was mooted the following June when the Fifth Circuit vacated it.
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The long-mooted merger will allow the businesses to tap more easily into growing demand for eyeglasses as the global population ages and awareness about eye care spreads.
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At Tuesday's hearing, House Deputy General Counsel Todd Tatelman insisted that the withdrawal of the subpoena, coupled with vows not to reissue it, mooted the case before Leon.
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This so-called Jamaica alliance, named for the colors of the parties involved, was mooted after the German federal election last October but it failed to come to fruition.
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A boxing match against the celebrated Filipino fighter Manny Pacquiao, potentially worth $250 million, had been mooted, as had a welterweight strike-fest against the fan favorite Jorge Masvidal.
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The mooted 3% levy would apply to digital services and sales, including sales of users' data, regardless of whether the firm had a physical presence in the European Union.
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On November 4th they finished the job by sidelining Prince Mutaib, the second son of the late King Abdullah, who had once been mooted as a possible future monarch.
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"Even the agreement mooted today does not have a clear flight path as it still needs the approval of shareholders and creditors," Mould commented in a note on Friday.
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He kept most of his predecessor's worst ministers, appointed generals to the foreign and agriculture ministries, and brought no technocrats or opposition figures into government as had been mooted.
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One mooted alternative is for the U.S. to supply data on how often its authorities are accessing personal data on national security grounds as part of an annual review.
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The issue has pressured the lira over recent sessions, which has fallen 4.5% so far this month, on concerns about mooted U.S. sanctions following the start of the incursion.
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Much of the opposition to the mooted DB-LSE merger draws on predictable arguments: fear of foreigners taking over national stockmarkets and concerns about the new outfit's pricing power.
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Italy's bonds have seen six days of heavy selling on concerns about the high-spending policies mooted by a potential coalition government in the euro zone's third-largest economy.
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It didn't help when local media claimed ChemChina was struggling for funding and mooted a potential merger with rival state-owned enterprise Sinochem, which could have created further uncertainties.
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The spending issue was mooted earlier this year with the advent of a bipartisan budget deal that increased the annual spending caps for defense and non-defense discretionary spending.
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The mooted $3.5 billion price tag for Rio's share was "not significant" given its size and relatively healthy balance sheet, said mining analyst David Lennox of Fat Prophets in Sydney.
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Modern versions of the sort of sails fitted to conventional ships, as well as kites attached to the front of the vessel, have also been mooted as energy-saving solutions.
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Though this mooted the court proceedings, which were dropped, it only delayed the inevitable and escalating battle between tech and law enforcement — specifically the "going dark" problem of pervasive encryption.
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An American prohibition against the use of equipment made by Huawei had long been mooted, out of fear that China's spooks could use it to spy on its geopolitical rival.
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Several other mooted replacements for Mr Kelly, who has been serially undermined by Mr Trump and is said to be hardly speaking to him, have also since ruled themselves out.
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Whenever the sale of defensive weapons to Ukraine was mooted in Washington, Mr Putin threatened to expand and intensify a war in which he claimed not to be a participant.
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A long-running legal battle between the U.S. government and Microsoft has been dismissed by the Supreme Court (PDF) after the crux of the conflict was mooted by recent legislation.
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Charoen is also expected to show interest in a mooted sale of an up to 45 percent government stake valued at $3.1 billion in Vietnam Dairy Products JSC, or Vinamilk.
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Road-rage hero Ronnie Pickering, David Brent, Cat Bin Lady and the Chuckle Brothers were all mooted as suggestions for a national spokesperson as the hashtag #WhoWillSpeakForEngland started trending overnight.
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He mooted the idea of rethinking the route, a remark aimed at stinging the Italian shareholders into action to help end the stalemate, said a source familiar with the deliberations.
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Krupinski said he expected further consolidation in the Polish banking market, which could also be affected by mooted cross-border mergers in Europe as foreign banks have operations in Poland.
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ITV has long been mooted as a bid target itself, with cable TV giant Liberty Global, which owns nearly 10 percent, seen as one of a number of potential buyers.
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The likely deal - first mooted more than a year ago - is seen as a way to help the German brands compete with the U.S.-based ride-hailing service Uber [UBER.UL].
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While the Zapatistas had not stipulated either a time or a place for the mooted fixture, it looked as if a rebel football match was in the offing for Inter.
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For a while, there were fears over the future of the club, with debts spiralling to fearful heights and Craven Cottage mooted as a target of ambitious local property developers.
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Ever since it was first mooted as an idea a century ago, however, the dam has been controversial, with worries about its impact on biodiversity, cultural heritage and even seismology.
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The newspaper said the mooted offer to move Robbins had not won over lawmakers in May's Conservative Party who wanted her to leave office before Brexit talks move to trade.
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The tariffs on energy imports were mooted by the Chinese on June 15 as part of their response to the U.S. announcement of tariffs on $50 billion worth of imports.
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While his personal decline has probably put paid to a mooted move to Real Madrid, a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain this summer is – by his own admission – quite possible.
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Her experience is illustrative of a crackdown on taxi hailing apps like Uber in China, in the absence of mooted new rules for the ride-hailing sector in the country.
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Mooted plans to then merge the newly listed hotel unit - which holds key stakes in affiliates - with Lotte Corp could create a larger holding company with a cleaner ownership structure.
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However, shortly before oral argument, the court mooted one of the two cases after travel ban 2.0 died of natural causes with the expiration of its proscribed 90-day period.
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The idea of ASEAN hosting the World Cup was first mooted at the beginning of the decade and advocates say the move could help raise the region's profile and integration.
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None of his mooted replacements, Keith Kellogg and David Petraeus, both retired generals, and Robert Harward, a retired admiral, looks especially promising; yet they would be better suited than he was.
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Namely, the cultural anxiety which circulates around the rise of A.I., android slave revolts, and our much mooted enslavement at the self-programming hands of our soon-to-be metal overlords.
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According to the official, the proposal of this new law is being mooted and they expect that a tender will soon be presented to get the music systems and other components.
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As part of the mooted media shake-up, Fiat Chrysler would also sell its 16.7 percent stake in the RCS Mediagroup publishing group, two sources with knowledge of the discussions said.
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Ms Rudd, who enjoyed a good campaign, has been mooted as a possible successor to Theresa May if the prime minister is ousted after what looks like a misplaced election gamble.
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This year the Food and Drug Administration has announced restrictions on vaping products and mooted a ban on menthol cigarettes (Altria's minty cigarettes are just under 30% of the menthol market).
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The concept of a virtual race, with gamers challenging drivers in an ePrix for points and prize money, was mooted by Agag even before the first Formula E season in 2014.
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His comments, made in Kuwait, boosted Brent crude by 3 percent to above $31 a barrel, although such an idea has been repeatedly mooted and dismissed for more than a year.
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The U.S. website Buzzfeed said on Wednesday it had received an audio recording of the Moscow meeting and published a transcript where Savoini can be heard discussing a mooted oil deal.
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Several uses of the airship have been mooted, including carrying heavy equipment to out-of-the-way places, such as mining camps, that do not have runways for more conventional aircraft.
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The first mooted global oil pact in 15 years will depend on other producers, but it remains unclear which other countries need to sign up for the deal to be implemented.
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), the EU's mooted deal with America, has become a piñata for electioneering European politicians: this week ministers in Germany and France declared it dead.
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The scandal led to Duterte declaring a ban on OFWs taking up positions in the Middle Eastern country, and a mooted "rescue mission" to liberate distressed workers from their Kuwaiti employers.
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A possible extension of the scheme to UTP loans, which unlike bad loans are not yet in default, had been mooted but the government source ruled it out for the moment.
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Lagarde denied on Sunday that IMF staff would push Greece closer to default after the leak of a transcript in which IMF officials apparently mooted scare tactics to get a deal.
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Tokyo has expressed hope that the issue of abductees be tabled during upcoming talks between the leaders of the two Koreas, and in a mooted summit with US President Donald Trump.
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TIM's fixed-line network is estimated by some analysts to be worth up to 15 billion euros ($17.72 billion) and its purchase by the state has been mooted in the past.
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On Sunday, she denied that IMF staff would push Greece closer to default after the leak of a transcript in which IMF officials apparently mooted scare tactics to secure a deal.
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"The shares are up because the deal as mooted is likely to be meaningfully EPS (earnings per share) enhancing," said Philip Haworth, investment manager at Kames Capital, which owns Reckitt shares.
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When Trump filed his amended complaint, it mooted New York's original motion to dismiss the case, prompting the New York officials to file a new version of the motion on Thursday.
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Judge Failla acknowledged that other judges have held that ADA website compliance suits can never be mooted because corporations are constantly updating their sites, citing 2017's Brooke v. A-ventures.
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And in 2017, the SBC unanimously voted to condemn the alt-right once the motion, originally mooted by the resolutions committee, was ultimately brought to the floor in a surprising reversal.
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This disposition also ignores the reality that normal levers of legislative political power over the executive, including appropriations, legislation and nominations, have been effectively mooted by divided government and hyper-partisanship.
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BoC's announcement was followed by the posting of two debt-for-equity swaps, part of a wider program mooted by policy makers as a solution to reduce China's corporate debt overhang.
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The latest proposal was mooted at a meeting 231.33 days ago between the trade minister, the law minister and senior parliamentarians, two people who attended told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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The first two haven't materialised and may never do so, while the once-mooted exit from Nafta has turned into a renegotiation aimed at "modernising" the pact with Canada and Mexico.
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Putin said that a mooted bilateral sit-down meeting with Trump did not happen at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, citing scheduling issues on both sides and unspecified protocol issues.
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The mooted combination would make Akzo the second-largest coatings player with a 12 percent market share, ahead of PPG but trailing an enlarged Sherwin Williams, analysts at brokerage Raymond James said.
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While there have been other sponge-like solutions to oil spills mooted in the past, this new polymer solution is created from waste products, which is of additional benefit to the environment.
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Saudi's sovereign wealth fund, the likely investment vehicle according to a Monday blog post by Musk, could therefore buy the rest for about $24 billion at the mooted $420 per share price.
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Last May, Alibaba walked away from a mooted $210 billion purchase of a 20 percent stake, citing a lack of clarity on growth plans, according to one executive involved in the discussion.
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But with all the additional borrowing being mooted, the United States is the only developed economy where the debt-to-GDP ratio will rise over the next five years, the IMF predicts.
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The project was first mooted when Hudson, an editor and communications coordinator at the UNU-MERIT in the Netherlands, noticed that social scientists from different fields often did not understand each other.
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Last week, French President Emmanuel Macron mooted the possibility of fresh sanctions, saying he was "very concerned" about Iran's missile program following the firing of a missile from Yemen into Saudi Arabia.
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This raises the third option being mooted by some European officials: an interim framework for Britain's ties with the EU, based on an existing model similar to that of Norway or Switzerland.
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A so-called "Christmas gift" for the United States, a year-end deadline and a new path have all been mooted by the Kim Jong Un regime in the past 12 months.
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His public standing grew exponentially from that moment onwards, with a national tour and even an appearance on Celebrity Big Brother – the holy grail of all arbitrary fame – mooted by the press.
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Critics of Mr Trump's mooted pardon say it sends a signal to both American troops and the countries that might host them that America is not so worried about civilian deaths after all.
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In the latest twist to Duterte's ongoing battle with his country's miners, the bombastic and populist leader accused them of funding efforts to destabilize his government, and mooted a total ban on mining.
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There's multiple causes for concern in the early days of the Trump presidency: from mooted oil exploration on federal land to the possibility the US will pull out of the Paris climate agreement.
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Every time Mr O'Leary mooted the idea of installing coin-operated toilets on planes, or admitted that Ryanair crew were told to wake up sleeping passengers to sell them stuff, he was castigated.
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So even if Judge Babcock correctly held the EEOC's original interference claim was mooted by CollegeAmerica's representations, the appeals court said, CollegeAmerica's assertion of a new legal theory made the controversy live again.
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A mooted three-way pact involving the CDU/CSU, Greens and FDP has been dubbed a "Jamaica" coalition because the parties' colors — black, yellow and green — match those of the Caribbean nation's flag.
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Frankfurt has been mooted as a possible destination for UBS jobs that move from London because last year it set up a bank there to consolidate most of its European wealth management operations.
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That recovers a little of the pride lost in abandoning plans to list at a $2 trillion valuation, and in selling only 1.5% on the local bourse rather than a previously mooted 5%.
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But it makes it hard for Trump to find common ground with more moderate voters, even though he's also talking about a $2 trillion infrastructure package, mooted in talks with congressional Democrats this week.
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But world stocks are a whisker off all-time highs amid optimism about global economic recovery and robust company earnings, plus the potentially reflationary effects of mooted added spending by the new U.S. administration.
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The Conservatives have previously said they won't run against their former MP — Goldsmith resigned earlier this week in protest over Heathrow expansion — and Labour MPs have also mooted withdrawing, although their party HQ disagrees.
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A plan mooted last year by a Chinese-led consortium to inject air tanks and other buoyant material into the ferry and then use beams to raise the ferry has been delayed several times.
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A common 'Catch 22' style complaint raised by riders speaking to the inquiry relates to steps the company takes to control its workforce — which in turn appear to undermine its mooted 'flexible work' claim.
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Its location, at Badgery's Creek in Sydney's western outskirts, was first mooted in 1946 as the limits of the first airport - hemmed in by suburbs and the sea in the city's east - became clear.
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The idea was first mooted by the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) in the late 1990s, after China's seizure in 1995 of a Philippine-claimed reef; since then, negotiations have proceeded haltingly.
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Also, hardly anyone expects some extra German borrowing to derail the bond bull run; Finance Minister Olaf Scholz mooted stimulus of up to 50 billion euros ($55 billion), that too only in a crisis.
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Despite the unsatisfying nature of the ending of both contests, Saturday night did nothing to distinguish the hopes of having the title unification bout between both men which was mooted before those aforementioned fights.
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Even at the 95th percentile of the cost curves, last weeks' rally would be consistent with twice as large a stimulus as Trump mooted, and a 0.5 percentage point increase in global growth expectations.
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Financial markets tumbled last week on fears the mooted coalition would unleash a spending splurge and increase Italy's already huge debt mountain, which is equivalent to more than 703 times the nation's domestic output.
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That would outrage German unions, even if job losses were less than the 30,000 mooted from a Deutsche merger, and it still might not move the needle enough in Germany's structurally inefficient banking market.
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A mooted plan to float a stake in Universal might help to reduce the discount, but only at the expense of diluting existing Vivendi investors' exposure to the most attractive part of the group.
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U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin and some European ministers are due to meet with Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, who has been mooted as a possible candidate for the IMF job.
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Since the new sanctions were mooted, Russia has responded by ordering the US to cut staff at its diplomatic missions in the country by 755 employees, as well as seizing two US diplomatic properties.
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Since it raised money from SoftBank, Uber has been linked with consolidation movements in Asia that would theoretically shore up its finances by exiting loss-making markets ahead of a mooted IPO next year.
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Although a restructuring plan mooted for Hanjin would result in an 85% reduction in its fleet, almost all the ships it would get rid of will continue operations under the flags of other carriers.
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The transfers that are briefly mooted, the betting odds that suddenly plummet, the moves that collapse at the final moment: these are all crucial to the pantomime performance of the transfer window's final day.
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After leaving Republicans -- who wanted an 18-month extension -- high and dry, Trump enthused about his Democratic partners, mooted a future deal on the fate of undocumented migrants brought to the US as children.
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Trade Minister Mustapa Mohamed said Malaysia was looking to push the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) - mooted by China as part of its outreach to the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
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As it stands, the legislation would leave it up to the porn sites themselves to decide how to implement such age-verification, with facial recognition technology among raft of implementation methods mooted by MPs.
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The British government has said it is seeking a flexible and imaginative approach to the border that goes beyond existing EU precedents, and has mooted technological solutions or a new form of customs union.
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If the PD initiative ultimately failed, he said his group would not back any mooted attempt to create a cross-party government of technocrats — a mechanism used by previous presidents to overcome political crises.
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Backstop jobs The federal government should become the "buyer of last resort" for all industries suffering as a result of unprecedented social distancing guidelines, a solution mooted by economists Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman.
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A decider has long been mooted and, as the ESPN reporter Marc Raimondi said, "from a box-office perspective, Diaz is the bigger name [out of him and Gaethje] and the more compelling story."
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The Canadian giant is eyeing a bid for its $19 billion U.S. rival Newmont Mining, the Globe and Mail reported on Friday, a tie-up which has been mooted before and could yield synergies.
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It is unclear whether the list will include a broad range of options mooted by both sides during recent negotiations hosted by the White House, or whether it will provide narrower recommendations, the sources said.
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"This needs to be further investigated to understand the conditions and how often or likely sexual transmission is...This is the only the second mooted case of sexual transmission," WHO spokesman Gregory Hartl told Reuters.
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Petronas CEO Wan Zulkiflee said the idea for a partnership on RAPID was first mooted in 2014 when he met the then Aramco Chief Executive Khalid al-Falih, now the Saudi energy minister, in Geneva.
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Mooted successors include Glenn Hubbard, who advised George W. Bush; Kevin Warsh, a former banker and Fed governor; and John Taylor, an academic and author of a rule, named after him, for setting interest rates.
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The CDU/CSU gets a monthly cap of 1,000 on new immigrants joining family members in Germany, much lower than previously mooted numbers, and an annual maximum for total arrivals in the 38.43,000-220,000 range.
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Lloyd's itself is expected to move some operations out of its iconic, Richard Rogers-designed headquarters in London to a new subsidiary in the EU, with Dublin, Paris and Luxembourg all mooted as possible locations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is considering other ways of making progress in Brexit negotiations with the European Union, not just a mooted extension to the transition period, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokeswoman told reporters on Thursday.
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The tax was first mooted in 2010 but has been postponed at least three times after mining companies, steelmakers and state-owned power utility Eskom said it would erode profit and push up electricity prices.
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Governing body FIA will restrict messaging between drivers and pit walls in a number of areas, including flagging up positions of other cars during qualifying, as part of a crackdown mooted nearly two years ago.
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The social media campaign, and its hashtag Polish Blood, developed last August, as an alternative to a then mooted strike by Polish migrants who at the time felt unappreciated and victims of xenophobia in Britain.
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The EU-approved scheme is the latest in a series of measures mooted or implemented by Italy to support its ailing banking sector, which holds 360bn of bad loans, a third of the eurozone's total.
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Yes, it's a bit confusing, and that's why the state's attorney general, Xavier Becerra, decided it might be best to wait and not litigate a suit that may be mooted a few months from now.
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The program comes together with other government measures to reduce prices, including a mooted tax on third homes and over to deter investors, which is still caught up in the courts and the legislative process.
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As voting got under way earlier in the day, 5-Star and PD unveiled a shared, 26-point policy programme for their mooted coalition, putting an expansionary 2020 budget at the top of their agenda.
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One of them, a fight over law enforcement access to data stored in an overseas Microsoft data center, went to the Supreme Court, which dropped the case after Congress enacted a law that mooted it.
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N][EMRG/FRX] Early European trading saw Italian government bond yields come off 21.18-month highs, after six days of heavy selling on concerns over high-spending policies mooted by a potential new ruling coalition.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, also mooted as a possible contender in the obscure recruitment process, said Tuesday's meeting was about "content rather than people", with focus on policy priorities, including climate change and migration.
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That was before the ECB boss said some of his colleagues on the central bank's governing council had raised the possibility of further rate cuts, while others had mooted the idea of restarting asset purchases.
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Barclays, which was initially focusing solely on the sale process, has now started working as a global coordinator on the mooted stock market listing alongside BNP Paribas, Citi and Deutsche Bank, one of the sources said.
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Other cross-border suitors for Commerzbank were then mooted, including the likes of Dutch bank ING and Italy's UniCredit, as the German government sought tie-ups for the lender in which it holds a 15.5% stake.
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Under the law, first mooted by Chancellor Angela Merkel last year, a driver must be sitting behind the wheel at all times ready to take back control if prompted to do so by the autonomous vehicle.
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While the focus on technology has boosted its share price, the deal as mooted would enable it to keep a stake in its British retail business rather than selling it completely to focus on tech deals.
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The notion that central banks might have to adopt increasingly unorthodox measures has been mooted in recent weeks, but on the whole, survey respondents did not expect them to resort to using "helicopter money" this year.
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In his decision, Cleland said Rockwell's request that he require the investors submit a supplemental filing with the SEC regarding their voting power had been mooted after they submitted a new filing that addressed that issue.
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The United States has threatened further military aid cuts and U.S. officials have mooted targeted sanctions against Pakistani military figures, but in the past two weeks there have been hints of a slight thawing in ties.
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The semi-rural site at Badgery's Creek on Sydney's western outskirts was first mooted in 1946 as the limits of the first airport - hemmed in by suburbs and the sea in the city's east - became clear.
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The name alleged to belong to the whistleblower — whom mainstream outlets like The New York Times have described only as a CIA official — was first mooted on social media, then by the site Real Clear Investigations.
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But instead of immediately endorsing their choice, President Sergio Mattarella played for time, seeking further consultations over the appointment of a political novice to head a mooted administration that has alarmed markets and the European Union.
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These issues were mooted in 1971 with the ratification of the 21st Amendment to the Constitution, which lowered the voting age for citizens to 18 years in all elections at both the federal and state levels.
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On October 1st the income threshold beyond which personal tax is levied was raised from 3,500 yuan to 5,000 yuan ($700) a month; a cut in the sales tax on cars from 10% to 5% is mooted.
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Chris Cholerton, Rolls-Royce's civil aerospace president, said problems with Rolls's Trent 1000 engine which had left some Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes grounded would not prevent it from providing the engine for the new plane being mooted.
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Plans to impose limitations on cash payments, as mooted by Mr Schäuble, and abolish the €500 note — a move favoured by some of the ECB's top officials — could further sour the public mood in Europe's largest economy.
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The government plans proposed naming advisers who were penalised as a way to deter others, and also mooted ways to make firms reveal who they are marketing schemes to so that authorities can warn customers in advance.
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Welcoming Chinese negotiators to the Oval Office on February 22nd, Mr Trump said that a long-mooted executive order outlawing Chinese telecommunications technology from American networks "may or may not" be on the table during trade talks.
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Traders and analysts say the mooted caps of 15 billion euros, or 3,000 euros per person per year, mean the measures would have scant impact in helping Italy refinancing around 400 billion euros of debt a year.
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Europe could also be flexible on the mooted divorce bill, especially since a long transition period would mean UK paying into the EU budget for longer, and could elicit compromise on issues like free movement of people.
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The idea of moving to Crystal Palace Park has been mooted, with some speculating that the Crystal Palace Sports Centre, a stadium used primarily for athletics, could be redeveloped into a state-of-the-art football ground.
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The president's lawyers (if not necessarily the president himself) have spent months arguing exhaustively that the executive order now being weighed in court is a totally different proposal from the one Trump mooted on the campaign trail.
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These have been mooted to include a change in forward guidance, rate cuts, a tiered deposit rate and recommencing asset purchases, or QE. However, ECB officials have dampened hopes of a substantial monetary stimulus package of late.
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The logic of the plan, first mooted nearly 70 years ago, is also to escape Java's earthquake risk and to swing Indonesia's political center nearer the middle of the archipelago and away from the politically dominant island.
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Judge Richard J. Leon acted after the House dropped its subpoena to Charles Kupperman and mooted the case, which had been closely watched for its implications about whether John Bolton would testify about President Trump's pressuring Ukraine.
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He has mooted military action against Iran and North Korea, is skeptical of negotiations with what he sees as rogue states, and has left a trail of stories about his brusque management style that infuriated past colleagues.
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Meggitt, whose wheels, brakes and electronic systems are used in commercial and military planes, has in recent years been mooted by analysts as a possible takeover target for a larger U.S. aerospace supplier such as United Technologies.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Thursday mooted the idea of a common trading currency for East Asia that would be pegged to gold, describing the existing currency trading in the region as manipulative.
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I have been hearing throughout this week that a U.S.-China trade deal may not be as close as some expected, and that the mooted March summit between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping is in jeopardy.
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The carbon tax has already been postponed at least three times since first being mooted in 2010, after mining companies, steel firms and state-owned power utility Eskom said it would erode profits and push up electricity prices.
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HSBC says it has the licenses it needs for its mooted move to Paris and only needs to set up a so-called intermediate holding company in France, a move that should take only a matter of months.
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Along with comments from Fed officials William Dudley and John Williams, who last week mooted the possibility of a September hike, Fischer's views are likely to underpin the dollar heading into the Jackson Hole symposium later this week.
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In addition, U.S. officials have mooted incorporating a sunset clause in NAFTA that would kill it unless it was renegotiated every five years, as well as eliminating a key dispute resolution mechanism, much to the dismay of Canada.
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"This is the only the second mooted case of sexual transmission," he said, referring to media reports about a case of an American man who returned from Senegal in 2008 and is suspected of having infected his wife.
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The carbon tax has already been postponed at least three times since first being mooted in 21, after mining companies, steel firms and state-owned power utility Eskom said it would erode profits and push up electricity prices.
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"I'm sure a few plans mooted in the past two or three years will have the dust blown off them," said Phil Tomlinson, director of 37 South, an Auckland superyacht service that offers everything from refitting to food.
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In October 1975, long after Nixon had resigned in the wake of a unanimous Supreme Court ruling, that he must relinquish the White House tapes to the special prosecutor, the D.C. Circuit Court vacated Judge Gesell's mooted decision.
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The response also mooted a move to find alternate outlets for waste textiles, rather than imposing a landfill ban, to the anger of the report's authors, including Mary Creagh, the committee chairwoman and a Labour member of Parliament.
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Adelaide's husband is jealous of those who are wealthier, her daughter bristles at pressure to become a track star, and a family friend (Elisabeth Moss) confesses to some plastic surgery while mulling a mooted dream of movie stardom.
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Social media, the British press and the Crown Prosecution Service have all been blamed for their treatment of the star, while celebrity well-wishers have been attacked for hypocrisy and politicians have mooted a reform of the media.
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Brazil's president mooted the idea of joining OPEC in October but the idea was not welcomed by industry as producers feared that Brazil would have to comply with output cuts which OPEC and other producers have agreed to.
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The closest contact Pyongyang has had with a US administration came in 2000, when then-President Bill Clinton's Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, visited the country to lay the groundwork for a mooted meeting between the countries' leaders.
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This leaves one final argument for imposing the tariffs, which were first mooted last May; punishment of the Chinese giants who have been propelled to success by a decade of state-imposed targets and structural support from Beijing.
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France, Germany and Italy have mooted the idea of allowing the EU to block Chinese investment in Europe, partly because European companies are denied similar access in China and because of risks of China acquiring prized European technology.
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French banks have mooted a "City sur Seine" to reduce the EU's reliance on London and on banks for funding the economy, an ambition that one market veteran called "aspirational" given investors' suspicion of France's tradition of interventionism.
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Aldar Xelil, one of the most influential figures in Syrian Kurdish politics, said there had been no steps yet toward negotiations mooted by Assad last month, but that any agreement between the sides would be "a historic turning point".
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He was in China this week, where members of his staff were pushing their hosts to begin work on key road, rail and other infrastructure projects, including a hydroelectric dam in Mambila that was first mooted 30 years ago.
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After all, the government's mooted plan to reduce tuition fees for some subjects pales in comparison to Labour's promise to abolish them (as well as smacking of hypocrisy, since the Tories introduced the higher fees only six years ago).
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The literary sophistication of "Lost Children Archive", with its restless jumps between different kinds of story, will disappoint readers who crave a simply stirring update of John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath" for the era of the mooted border wall.
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But lawyers who had represented Epstein said in a court filing on Wednesday that his death mooted the case, and that ending immunity for any purported co-conspirators required first giving them a chance to oppose it in court.
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"Our expectation when potential policies like this are mooted is that the prime minister and those in government can represent us in the right places in the U.S., and we are confident that they would do that," he added.
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However, criticism of its action and suggestions it had ulterior motives meant Uganda was not prepared to re-commit any troops, even under the aegis of a Regional Protection Force mooted last year by the African Union, Oryem said.
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A core member of Mugabe's ruling circle and a combat-hardened veteran of the struggle for liberation from white-minority rule, Mnangagwa was mooted as a potential presidential successor in leaked US diplomatic cables as far back as 2000.
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A 3D "rear-facing" or "world-facing" camera of this nature has been mooted for years as a possible addition to new iPhones, and the company has reportedly been working on such a feature for at least two years.
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The 5-year promissory notes set to be issued next month will aim to raise 3.2 trillion rupiah, said Didi Achdijat, one of the OJK-appointed statutory managers for Bumiputera - much smaller than sums mooted with the rights issue.
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With the mooted October deadline for the recapture of Mosul from the Islamic State rapidly approaching, Kurdish Peshmerga on Sunday launched an offensive to push closer to Mosul from the Iraq's southeast, gaining control of another vital supply line.
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But EU leaders have also mooted a longer delay, in part to help May coax the hardline Conservative eurosceptics to accept her deal - or risk Brexit being put off for a considerable time and perhaps never materialising at all.
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The highly conservative party has also removed the EU flag that previously appeared in the backdrop of the prime minister's media conferences and said it would not take part in a mooted EU scheme to share refugees between member countries.
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While equity markets also climbed initially, they gave back their gains on disappointment over the lack of details on a new round of cheap bank loans and the ECB's mooted plans to offset the impact of negative interest rates on banks.
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Dorfman, however, remained skeptical: "It looks like a very poor piece of policymaking which will unfortunately lock us into a 35-year contract – an unheard-of 35-year contract – index-linked, at four times the price it was mooted," he said.
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In 2017 unions successfully opposed the mooted sale of Ducati, a small Italian motorcycle-maker that is hardly core to VW. "Labour dominates the firm," says Arndt Ellinghorst of Evercore ISI, an equity-research firm, and corporate governance is "a catastrophe".
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It wouldn't be as useful for, say, delivering packages or search-and-rescue operations (commonly mooted tasks for bipedal bots.) Maekawa instead compares the robot's gait to a flamingo's, and says its primary purpose would be in the entertainment industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Trade minister Liam Fox has dismissed Britain's chances of using international trade rules to ensure tariff-free post-Brexit trade, rubbishing one of the options mooted by the front-runner to be the country's next leader, Boris Johnson.
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MILAN, May 2 (Reuters) - Troubled Italian banks Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca are close to finalising the long-mooted sale of 8-9 billion euros in problem loans, the chief executive of bad loan manager Cerved said on Tuesday.
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The first order of business should be implementing the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in 0003 and pressing ahead with other major agreements, such as the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the recently mooted EU-Australia free trade accord.
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Greece's bailout review must be concluded immediately, the prime minister's office said on Monday, as talks on its fiscal progress resumed amid tensions after the leak of a transcript in which IMF officials apparently mooted tactics to get a deal.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - One of the enduring features of oil markets is a tendency to over-analyze and interpret every word uttered by the various players, with the current debate over a mooted output freeze being the latest case in point.
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Earlier this month the commission's president, Jean-Claude Juncker, bowed to trade-wary governments and agreed to send a mooted EU-Canada deal to national parliaments for approval, even though lawyers had said ratification could be limited to the European Parliament.
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"The pace of land restoration and redistribution remains a sore point for millions of our people," Zuma, who has mooted the idea of expropriating white-owned land without compensation, said in remarks at the start of an ANC policy conference.
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"Nestle is far and away the largest hot drinks company globally, with more in sales than the next five largest hot drinks companies combined," Matthew Barry, an analyst at Euromonitor said on Friday when the tie-up was first mooted.
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Meanwhile, Top 10-ranked lightweight Michael Chiesa has been mooted as a possible opponent, with Chiesa stating he's more than up for the challenge, but there's no doubting Ferguson is the man Nurmagomedov wants in the absence of the champion.
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Measures such as payroll tax cuts and paid sick leave for gig workers had been mooted, but the U.S. president instead announced a travel ban to and from Europe, which, if anything, will only hit travel, trade and airlines even more.
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When she took office in 2014 the World Trade Organisation's (WTO's) Doha round of multilateral tariff reductions was stagnant and European city squares thronged with protests against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a mooted trade deal with America.
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The government's decision to implement a long-mooted increase in sales tax last October to 10% from 8% has been widely blamed for hurting the world's third-biggest economy, which shrank an annualised 7.1% in the final quarter of last year.
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Pichai's editorial did not call out any specific proposals for regulations, but in comments made later in the day at a conference in Brussels he suggested a temporary ban on facial recognition — as being mooted by the EU — might be welcome.
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Airbus confirmed a floor of six A380 deliveries per year as of 2020, from an anticipated 12 deliveries this year, a production level first mooted when Dubai's Emirates handed it a $16 billion order in January that kept the programme alive.
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Indeed, Trump has already mooted selling off half of the SPR to help plug the budget deficit, and the U.S. is already planning major sales from the SPR over the next few years to pay for maintenance to the facilities.
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Massachusetts' top court on Friday asked whether a case over a ban Governor Charlie Baker's administration imposed on all vaping product sales had been affected or mooted by his decision this week to allow it to expire following recent legislation.
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A three-judge Federal Circuit panel directed U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein to enforce a settlement agreement Serta Simmons Bedding LLC negotiated in a patent case against upstart mattress rival Casper Sleep Inc, saying the deal had mooted the claims.
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The morning session lasted until after 21889 o'clock, and just before that hour an informal discussion was started on the proposition that has been mooted for some time, to divide the National Council into an upper and a lower house.
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India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has mooted a proposal to levy a 10 percent duty on the import of populated printed circuit boards (PCBs), two government officials told Reuters this week, declining to be named as the matter is not public.
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DUBAI, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Equate Petrochemical has set the final guidance for its bond offering, expected to be priced later on Thursday, but will not offer a 30-year debt tranche mooted a day ago, according to a document from arranging banks.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The premier of Germany's most populous region warned that the Green party would have to step back from some of its environmentalist red lines if it wanted to join a mooted three-party coalition led by conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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By contrast Jim Mattis, a former Marine general who is likely to be defence secretary, would reassure them; as would David Petraeus, another general, who has been mooted as a potential secretary of state if the job does not go to Mitt Romney.
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" (Translation: it's tough to make money selling drones, especially when you're selling hardly any.) The company also blamed the decision on new regulations being mooted in Europe and the US that it claimed would "reduce the total addressable market in the years ahead.
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In recent weeks a tempest erupted in the teacups of Strasbourg when it emerged that Mairead McGuinness, an Irish politician who is one of the European Parliament's vice-presidents, had mooted the idea of intensifying the legislature's exchanges with Article 17 partners.
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Russia's economy is expected to shrink 0.6 percent in 2016 (instead of a previously mooted contraction of 0.2 percent), the Economic Development Ministry said earlier this month, TASS reported, showing that despite remaining in recession, the economy is heading in the right direction.
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The first mooted global oil pact in 15 years has so far failed to impress the market, which had expected a production cut instead of a freeze that could even turn into an increase if Iran wins special terms from fellow OPEC members.
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Plans for a "Great West" transatlantic gateway to France and Europe were first mooted in the 1960s and the Notre-Dame-Des-Landes site identified in 1967, but the project stalled until the Socialist government of Lionel Jospin revived it in 2000.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will not be able to buy access to the single market following its exit from the EU, a former top UK official at European Commission warned, casting doubt on mooted government plans for Britain's future relationship with the bloc.
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Several financial sector executives said they had expected more after hopes built up in the market ahead of the announcement, with rumors even of a so-called bad bank to absorb toxic loans as had been mooted by some top advisers and officials.
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ATHENS, April 4 (Reuters) - Greece's bailout review must be concluded immediately, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' office said on Monday, as talks on the country's fiscal progress resumed amid tension after a leaked transcript detailing IMF mooted tactics to get a deal.
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In July, Rolls-Royce's civil aerospace president Chris Cholerton had said that problems with the Trent 1000 engine had left some Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes grounded but that would not prevent it from providing the engine for the new Boeing planes being mooted.
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He warned Britain would be prepared to negotiate hard over the bill, acknowledging differences of opinion with the EU on the value of liabilities, and whether Britain was even liable at all for some elements of the total amount mooted by Brussels.
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And that rally has a lot more to do with developments in China than it has to do with whether Trump can convince fellow Republican lawmakers to send the U.S. budget further into deficit to fund a mooted $1 trillion infrastructure program.
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Excitement had been growing for the maiden Olympic surf competition, first mooted as far back as 303, but with the world in the grip of a deadly coronavirus pandemic, International Surfing Association (ISA) president Aguerre got the news he was expecting on Tuesday.
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LONDON, March 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Once a radical idea on the fringes of mainstream economics, handing out cash to citizens has been mooted in the United States and Britain as a way to protect vulnerable peoples' livelihoods as the coronavirus crisis accelerates.
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Its plant in Jabugo, first mooted in 2011, aims to produce 13 million sausages, hams and other types of cold cuts a year, after the firm more than trebled its early production targets and increased by 50 percent its investment budget last year.
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Over coffee, which he admits drinking for the caffeine fix rather than the taste, at Insight's London headquarters, the 56-year-old is dismissive of the oft-mooted idea that asset managers either need to be big and diverse, or small and specialised.
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For this reason, arguably the most terrifying proposal that Trump or his campaign has mooted on the campaign trail is the suggestion that full-time employees be cut from the federal government and replaced by people on sabbatical from their business careers.
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A sale of some of the government's remaining 51 percent in Aena, which runs 46 Spanish airports, had been mooted by bankers as a potential source of cash for Madrid which is under pressure from Brussels to fill a huge budget shortfall this year.
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Mooted tax reforms would have stopped private-equity firms from deducting the interest they pay on debt from their taxable income and forced their managers to pay the personal-tax rate on their investment profits (or "carried interest"), rather than the lower capital-gains rate.
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While analysts were hoping for an update on a mooted sale of Prudential's legacy book of UK annuity business, Wells said no decision had yet been reached, but should the insurer sell some or all of it, excess capital would be returned to shareholders.
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Mediclinic has been on an acquisition spree - it bought almost a third Britain's Spire Healthcare in June - as it seeks to diversify outside its home market where a government probe into private hospitals and a mooted national health insurance plan is limiting growth opportunities.
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Some of the big-ticket candidates being mooted include Chinese wealth management platform Lufax, the owner of China's leading news aggregator Beijing Bytedance Technology Co and Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing Technology Co Ltd - although bankers say they could also come in 2020.
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Pushing the seat count towards 300 would also give Qantas the flexibility to use these aircraft on other long routes, such as a mooted Sydney-New York flight, as it looks to replace six ageing 747-400ER planes and eventually its fleet of 12 A380s.
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The export weakness was largely put down to the end of front-loading of shipments to the United States ahead of the now postponed higher tariffs of 22018 percent on $113 billion of imports from China that had been mooted by President Donald Trump.
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While it is highly unlikely that Jeremy Corbyn will end up in Number 10 come June 9, the prospect of Prime Minister Corbyn is not beyond the realms of possibilityafter the recent narrowing — with a coalition between Labour and the SNP mooted in recent days.
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No detailed data is available on share purchases by event-driven funds - who typically go after deal targets available for a discount to a mooted takeover offer - but Reuters journalists have been in contact with scores of fund managers who have discussed their tactics.
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Despite its inherent frailties, the mooted government has received a big thumbs up from financial markets, with Italian bond yields tumbling to record lows this week on expectations the new administration will pursue a prudent fiscal policy and avoid confrontation with Brussels over the budget.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Tuesday it was working to organize a summit with Turkey and Iran to discuss the conflict in Syria's Idlib region, but was not organizing a separate mooted four-way summit that would gather France, Germany, Turkey and Russia.
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LONDON, June 15 (Reuters) - Mid-sized Spanish lender Unicaja is moving ahead with a long-mooted stock market listing and could raise as much as 875 million euros ($975.89 million) from the sale of 40.4 percent of its capital, two sources with knowledge of the deal said.
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As viewers watched Holoborodko rooting out corruption on screen, they observed his real-life avatar, backed by a political party called "Servant of the People", criticising Poroshenko and championing ideas first mooted by Holoborodko, such as getting rid of the presidential motorcade which Holoborodko thought frivolous.
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Such a deal has been mooted and dismissed for over a year and the lack of any supply restraint by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and rivals such as Russia has helped send prices to a 12-year low close to $27 a barrel.
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According to the New York Times, the mooted plan would entail Russian forces withdrawing from eastern Ukraine and Ukrainian voters deciding in a referendum whether Crimea, which Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014, would be leased to Russia for a term of 50 or 100 years.
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Sherwood, who spent 30 years at the investment bank and was often mooted as a potential successor to CEO Lloyd Blankfein, will retire from his post at the end of the year, though will continue to have a role at the firm as a senior director.
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The constitutional changes that have now been mooted, which include allowing the president to be chairman of the governing party, giving the president the right to abolish parliament and presidential control of the judiciary, are all steps towards President Erdoğan's ultimate aim of one-man rule.
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Finland's Wartsila, which makes similar engines, dropped out of talks for the unit several weeks ago, as it did not see enough synergies to allow it to pay the mooted price of as much as $3.5 billion, according to a source with knowledge of the discussions.
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A mooted series of U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes and a broader spike in global bond yields were cited as the biggest risks, and are expected to keep the Australian Securities Exchange's main index from breaking through the 1.63,000-point barrier this year and next.
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The idea of a move away is mooted here and there, with some Palace fans feeling that relocation is necessary for the club to take the next step on the path to success, even if that step takes them further away from their deep roots in SE25.
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With each fighter's schedule aligning, it was widely rumored that both Alvarez and GGG will finally fight in September—with extravagant venues such as the behemoth AT&T stadium in Dallas, Texas, mooted as a potential home for the biggest, most meaningful fight in boxing at present.
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While the deal marks a victory for the US aircraft maker, which triumphed over Airbus's rival A350 mid-size jet offer, it also cast a shadow over the European group's mooted sale of at least 36 A380s to Emirates, also at an estimated value of $15bn.
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More extreme solutions, such as satellite internet access -- long mooted as a way to improve coverage in poorer parts of the world -- could be more secure, but users would be reliant on a private company like SpaceX or Google to be willing to anger their government.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - There is little doubt that Iraq's mooted shift to using Dubai crude futures from long-standing price assessor Platts will shake up the trading of Middle East oil, but is it a once-off shock or the first of the dominoes to fall.
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MARKET CONFIDENCE Despite its inherent frailties, the mooted government has received a big thumbs up from financial markets, with Italian bond yields tumbling to record lows this week on expectations the new administration will pursue a prudent fiscal policy and avoid confrontation with Brussels over the budget.
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MOSCOW, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Tuesday it was working to organise a summit with Turkey and Iran to discuss the conflict in Syria's Idlib region, but was not organising a separate mooted four-way summit that would gather France, Germany, Turkey and Russia.
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UBS analyst Ignacio Cerezo estimates mooted average prices of 21-22 percent of gross book value for the bad loans would allow Banco BPM to close the sale near the top of the envisaged 3.5-8.6 billion euro range while keeping an adequate core capital ratio.
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Outgoing U.S. Vice President Joe Biden made a call, while in Kiev this week, for sanctions on Russia to stay, urging the world to stand up to its "coercion and aggression" after President-elect Donald Trump mooted ending the measures under a possible deal with Moscow.
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One reason people are so hurt by Johansson's comments, particularly transgender people, is that if you read Johannson's reference to "any tree, or any animal" in the context of her mooted role in "Rub & Tug," it sounds like she's comparing playing a transgender person to playing a tree.
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While the long-mooted "golden age of gas" has yet to fully materialise, global consumption growth is forecast to increase at an average rate of 1.6 per cent a year between now and 2035, according to BP. That is more than twice the 0.7 per cent projected for oil.
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The white paper also repeated a plan to launch its first Mars probe by 2020 and to land the first probe ever on the dark side of the moon in 2018, but gave no details about a previously mooted goal of landing a Chinese person on the moon by 2036.
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Elsewhere, Iran's oil minister Bijan Zanganeh said that while he supported a production ceiling to stabilize oil prices - as mooted by big producers Saudi Arabia and Russia - it was the first of several steps that should be taken, according to Reuters reports that quoted the ministry's official Shana news agency.
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The mooted requirements, which the country's four largest lenders said would mean they need to raise between A$13 billion and A$83 billion over four years ($48 billion to $60 billion) are sound in principle but tough to achieve, Westpac treasurer Curt Zuber told the Australian Financial Review newspaper.
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One possibility that's been mooted is the UK having to negotiate a Privacy Shield type mechanism of its own with the EU. "Those sorts of agreements are possible," said Hancock when a committee member pointed out that a UK outside the jurisdiction of the ECJ might need to agree something similar.
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The latest volley of comments highlighted the intensifying pressure of $30 a barrel oil prices on cash-strapped countries such as Russia, but did not appear to tilt the scales meaningfully towards any concerted action to reverse the price crash, an idea repeatedly mooted but dismissed for over a year.
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The group's mooted third album never arrived, and "Summer Smash," arguably the most infectious, commercially viable, and grin-inducing single he's ever written, the song that could have finally made Lawrence a household name, had its intended September 1997 shelved in the wake of Princess Diana's death in a car crash.
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The president even began to fantasize about a tête-à-tête with Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, at the annual United Nations General Assembly session, along the lines of the useless photo ops with the North Korean tyrant, Kim Jong-un, or the mooted Camp David get-together with the Taliban.
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The relative success in ratifying the deal, after some prominent delays — including one instance in which a Belgian regional parliament appeared to have torpedoed the entire agreement — nevertheless contrasts sharply with the failure to agree on a mooted trans-Atlantic trade deal between the European Union and the United States.
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In the past a three-way merger involving Banco BPM, which was created in 2017 from the merger of Popolare di Milano and Banco Popolare, UBI and Monte dei Paschi has been mooted as a possible solution to help Tuscany-based Monte dei Paschi which was bailed out by the state in 2016.
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On the gripping hand, though, if Ethereum's mooted move to Proof-of-Stake (which essentially replaces the cryptographic number-crunching those miners perform with game theory) proves that PoS actually works, or if Bram Cohen's Chia takes off … well, then I can certainly imagine a future in which Bitcoin's pre-eminence is threatened.
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Looking to allay any such concerns, the industry ministry put out a statement saying the mooted deal did not include any accord over the creation of a 5G high-speed telecom network — a major worry for Washington, which has accused Beijing of looking to insert equipment for espionage in next-generation technology.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) first mooted an investigation in July, after Amazon led a $575 million funding round into Deliveroo, which is a major rival to Uber Eats outside the US.At the time, the CMA said it was concerned Amazon might effectively acquire Deliveroo through the investment, potentially reducing competition.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) first mooted an investigation in July, after Amazon led a $575 million funding round into Deliveroo, which is a major rival to Uber Eats outside the US.Leaked messages show WeWork employees internally discussed the toxic phone booth problem in July — and a pregnant tenant is furious.
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But, as promised if he was defeated, Johnson put forward a motion calling for a snap election, mooted for October 15, but he failed to get the support of two-thirds of parliament needed to hold a vote as the main opposition Labour Party instructed its MPs to abstain from the vote.
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This was once mooted as a potential model for reuniting Taiwan and China, which split at the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949, but in recent years, "one country, two systems" has come under increasing strain, with support for it in Hong Kong falling amid Chinese encroachment and shrinking political freedoms.
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Italian stocks, which saw record outflows in the past week, fell 0.3 percent and were set for their third straight week of losses European carmakers' shares which fell heavily after Trump mooted possible tariff increases on imported cars, bounced after the comments drew criticism from U.S. business groups and members of his own party.
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Other conspiracy theories that have been mooted down the years include: The idea that Argentina sent a massive shipment of grain to Peru and unfroze over $50 million of Peruvian assets in return for the result; that the referees were biased toward Argentina; and that amphetamines fueled the unlikely victory and indeed Argentina's entire tournament.
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The possibility of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack—defined as the detonation of a nuclear device at high altitude that produces an electromagnetic wave that can either damage or destroy electronic systems—has been mooted since at least the Cold War, the Center for Security Policy notes, while solar flares can also trigger the same effect.
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This fundamental clash of perceptions and expectations at the heart of the concept does not bode well for the successful launch of an Arab NATO – especially given the irony that these plans are being mooted at the same time Trump has threatened to break with the original NATO if other allies don't increase their military spending.
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While the offering has come down in size from an up to $15 billion mooted in December due to a slide in Hong Kong stocks, it is expected to draw much investor interest by virtue of its huge customer base and as it is considered to have a much lower ratio of bad loans than rivals.
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Corker, who's been mooted as a potential running mate for Trump, has gone back and forth on the presumptive Republican nominee over the course of the campaign — reflecting the party establishment's discomfort with its standard-bearer but also that a Trump-Corker ticket would be a clear step toward healing the divides and unifying the party.
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Most of the people mooted for his main cabinet positions, including Rudy Giuliani and John Bolton as possibilities for secretary of state, Senator Jeff Sessions as a possible defence secretary and Myron Ebell as a possible Environmental Protection Agency boss, have in common loyalty to Mr Trump, reputations for being deeply divisive and little experience of running a federal agency.
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In one or more of India's 29 states, it had been mooted as a requirement for access to subsidised grain, cooking gas, free school lunches, welfare payments, government pensions, public health care, fertiliser subsidies, scholarships, fellowships and rehabilitation from sex trafficking; to get a birth or death certificate, buy railway tickets, move large sums of money, file taxes, or buy and sell property.
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But that solution is unacceptable to the DUP as it does not want to see Northern Ireland with rules that separate it from the U.K. This means that another, more bespoke arrangement will have to be agreed, with the possibility of a separate customs union partnership or free trade arrangement being mooted as a possibility by Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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Another idea is to copy the Liberals in doing away with the requirement that the party leader must be an MP. (One non-MP mooted as a possible standard-bearer is Gina Miller, an anti-Brexit campaigner, although both she and the party deny this.) Sir Vince's team has been in touch with one of Mr Trudeau's advisers who helped to devise some of the party's reforms.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Aug 24 (Reuters) - There is little doubt that Iraq's mooted shift to using Dubai crude futures from long-standing price assessor Platts will shake up the trading of Middle East oil, but is it a once-off shock or the first of the dominoes to fall.
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At an hour-long oral argument, three judges on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco asked lawyers for Uber, drivers who filed four separate lawsuits against the ride-hailing giant, and the National Labor Relations Board to explain why the court should resolve the opt-out question now, since it could be mooted if the Supreme Court says class action waivers are lawful.
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If that action is not possible, then at least President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE might extract a commitment of "no new taxes" from both parties, an idea that Stanford University Professor John Taylor, a former Treasury undersecretary, has mooted.
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Meanwhile, Eastman Kodak, the 130-year-old camera company whose brand was not, as it turns out, licensed by Spotlite USA for Bitcoin mining, did reveal a bona fide brand licensing plans to get involved with cryptocurrencies and blockchain (also) in January — announcing an imminent ICO for a photo-centric cryptocurrency (called KodakCoin), via a brand licensee (called Wenn Digital), with the mooted blockchain platform set to focus on image rights management.
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Here are some possibles that have been mooted: loads, and I mean loads, of Guinness and curry; Haribo sugar-free gummy bears; "Swedish food"; the "medium-rare chicken" meme that is going around a lot; I recall a warning sign on a lot of packets of Polos, back in the day, saying they were extremely laxative-like in high doses, so maybe the plane poo person ate a just fantastic amount of Polos.
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These suggestions come in a 125-page report published today by the Royal Society, aka the U.K.'s national academy of science, ostensibly aimed at fostering an environment where machine learning technology can flourish in order to unlock mooted productivity gains and economic benefits — albeit the question of who, ultimately, benefits as more and more data gets squeezed to give up its precious insights is the overarching theme and unanswered question here.
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" The big picture: Axios contributor Bill Bishop emails, "There is little new in this speech, these broad promises have been made before, and none of them go to the real heart of the U.S. angst over China ... Maybe this time the mooted reforms will be implemented, and maybe Xi is leaving it to his subordinates to quickly fill in the specific details and timelines, but overall I thought this speech was predictable and underwhelming, with much rehashing of what he said at Davos in 2017.
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