Isle of Mull Journal ISLE OF MULL, Scotland — Anyone who has despaired over home improvement should spare a thought for Sir Lachlan Hector Charles Maclean of Duart and Morvern.
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The North West Mull Community Woodland Company (NWMCWC), which is behind the plan to buy Ulva, was set up in 2006 to purchase and manage woodlands in the north west of Mull.
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These are probably the most important factors to mull over.
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It will also have to mull appointing a new boss.
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I'll leave you with Lucy to mull over that possibility.
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But as Singaporeans mull it over, questions began to surface.
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The Associated Press: Dems mull best strategy to beat Trump.
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Trump, meanwhile, will have all weekend to mull it over.
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Let's look at 19A: "Mull liquor in blended tea" (8).
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They mix, muddle, and mull what's new and next in drinks.
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Such information is now being sought as officials mull scooter regulations.
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While you mull that one over, here's some definite fake news.
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Personages mull the ideal combination of colors for horse-racing silks.
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The Hill: Caucus states mull primaries ahead of 6900 Dem fight.
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I'll just give you three words to mull: Dead Penis Dance.
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In a phone interview from the Los Angeles area, where he lives with his wife, the musician Wendy Haas Mull, Mr. Mull, amusingly self-deprecating at 75, pondered growing old, "Roseanne" and the current state of Hollywood.
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There are big questions to mull with no answers any time soon.
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How, the panelists mull, is a political misstep to be judged, anyway?
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I decide to take a long shower to mull over my thoughts.
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A. From left: Leslie Jordan, Vicki Lawrence, David Alan Grier, Martin Mull.
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This has led Trump to publicly mull ways to circumvent congressional approval.
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Vicki Lawrence, Martin Mull, David Alan Grier, Leslie Jordan Who's making it?
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A spokeswoman for the prosecutor said he'd mull over the department's recommendations.
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Resting Hoover on Wednesday afforded Price another day to mull his options.
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"That's a Russian government responsibility to decide where it goes," Mull said.
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Mull that over while you congratulate Reynolds on his well-earned victory.
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Here are some major questions to mull over until season seven arrives.
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We had plenty of time to research and mull over each vote.
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It gives you lots of time to mull over ideas as well.
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John Kasich -- mull possible runs against the President Donald Trump in 2020.
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For more expensive pieces, I sometimes mull them over for a year.
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Mull over color options for a few minutes before purchasing one I like.
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Stream it here and mull it over while reading our interview with Future.
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Snapchat dropped its pricey ad rates and began to mull showing more ads.
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It has even started to mull the notion of living without the NFL.
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Teresa Mull is a research fellow in education policy at The Heartland Institute.
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He asked where the material was, and Mull said he did not know.
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The jeweler decided to leave all 7 so Chyna could mull it over.
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It was leaving me room to mull over everything from the night before.
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That's for Mr. Schwarzman and Mr. Gray to mull at a later date.
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Traders continued to mull the implications of this week's U.S.-China trade pact.
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I'll give you a second to mull over what it refers to. Ready?
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Racked recently published an awesome takedown of the body positivity movement by Amanda Mull.
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Intesa is not the only Italian bank to mull AT1 issuance in recent weeks.
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Thankfully, we should have Azor Ahai theories to mull for another season or so.
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Even the post-topple explosion was smaller, leaving SpaceX bigger pieces to mull over.
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"The court will take cognizance, mull it over and frame the charges," he added.
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Viewers are pushed to mull over what it is to belong to a movement.
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So there's plenty for Chael to mull over ahead of his Celebrity Apprentice appearance.
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Mull reported that you should continue, as always, to wash your hands before eating.
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The Trump administration is even meeting with pharmaceutical executives Monday to mull potential vaccines.
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Teresa Mull is a policy advisor for The Heartland Institute and editor of gunpowdermagazine.com.
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I mull it over for an hour, and then go ahead and buy it.
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During that time period let yourself worry, ruminate, or mull over whatever you want.
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Yet his decision to mull a massive, company-altering move in public — on Twitter!
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As incumbents mull their response, some hope the European interlopers' ambition will be their undoing.
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While protesters cry for the restoration of the monarchy, regime insiders mull a military takeover.
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With states shifting as different political scenarios evolve, there are plenty of possibilities to mull.
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But users can see which way a crowd is leaning as they mull an issue.
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We don't get to prepare buzzwords or mull over sound bites in the dressing room.
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For Kim, DC's distractions could have been a chance to mull the Trump/Tillerson rift.
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TERESA MULL Philipsburg, Pa. The writer is an education research fellow at the Heartland Institute.
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There are 231 days of rainfall on average per year on the Isle of Mull.
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"We believe that we and our allies in the region are considerably safer," Mull said.
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We also ventured into the Question Bucket to mull gaming's relationship with the writing process.
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This is the time when I can rejuvenate and mull over what's in the zeitgeist.
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Several diplomatic sources said the bloc would mull raising more funds for refugees in Turkey.
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This left Condé to mull over "the meaningful role cooking had played" throughout her life.
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We board the ferry and begin the 50-minute journey to Mull, an island near Oban.
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Anyway, that's something nice and/or terrifying to mull over for the rest of your day.
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Yet as other foreign banks mull selling their subsidiaries in Poland, there may be further takeovers.
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Analysts and investors also continue to mull whether the company will need to raise more capital.
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But there's plenty here to mull over while we wait for the inevitable sequel to surface.
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The Fed may then mull following central banks in Europe and Japan to negative interest rates.
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And many of the people personally closest to Bush just need time to mull it over.
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Nonetheless, world leaders continued to mull over military action in the war-torn country on Friday.
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"Absolutely," he said when asked if he would mull a serious offer to join Clinton's ticket.
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Kamala Harris' first name is pronounced KAH-mull-uh, not Kuh-MALL-uh or Kam-ayla.Sen.
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"How Pink Salt Took Over Millennial Kitchens," journalist Amanda Mull wrote for The Atlantic in December.
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" I mull over this comment as the braided cable of the lift tugs us up. "Fun.
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They're conduits that allow us to celebrate its victory, mourn its losses and mull its effects.
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A growing number of tourist rentals are listed on Airbnb, prompting the government to mull restrictions.
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I mull over cover designs while watching an episode of Bob's Burgers and then make my purchase.
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"I'm legitimately unnerved by how much I like Hi Bich," writer Amanda Mull posted back in September.
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As the FBI agents mull over the scene, a demon sneaks into the car, where Hastings presides.
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A Texas judge is going to let his lawyers mull it over for a couple of weeks.
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Democrats did mull killing the practice already, in a rules package passed at the beginning of November.
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I have a cup full of free Goldfish from the lobby and mull over upgrading my vehicle.
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Should a contract not be reached, Petroecuador would mull paying debt early or a renegotiation of conditions.
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Website | Insta | Twitter Honorable mentions: Annabella Mull, Brian Chan, Isabel Dimaranan, Maria Koblyakova, Nikki Freyermuth, & Zach Ranson.
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You've got two days left to mull the gift over before time runs out on the offer.
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There will be plenty of time for financial markets to mull over the implications of yesterday's decision.
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Authorities had been investigating the molestation allegation for about two weeks prior to pressing charges, Mull said.
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Howell appeared to have left for California after learning he was under investigation in Indiana, Mull said.
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Attorneys for Oberhansley, of Jeffersonville, can still contest the psychiatrist's opinion before his trial begins, says Mull.
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Before 1970, economists would not have found much in their discipline to help them mull this puzzle.
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Investors continued to mull over those comments amid an absence of new developments on the trade front.
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This year, only Beyer and Mull are playing at a party by local promoter Link Miami Rebels.
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A Word With Even a master of comedy like Martin Mull occasionally finds himself required to audition.
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Traders continued to mull the implications of the U.S.-China trade deal signed at midweek in Washington.
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The push comes as the Republicans mull a vote on new legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Next, each group of women was asked to mull a different question about the man's sex appeal.
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Far from certain The potential appointments are far from certain as Trump continues to mull his options.
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Traders continued to mull the implications of the U.S.-China trade deal signed at midweek in Washington.
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As more legislators mull the idea of free higher education, public colleges may be worth a closer look.
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I wanted to see what my online community thinks of this idea as I mull the possibilities. Thoughts?
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Mull on that one while you watch Jimmy Kimmel Live's 10th "Mean Tweets" sketch, which aired last night.
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In the exchange, Mull proposes providing Clinton with a State Department BlackBerry after her personal device experienced malfunctions.
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"Of that amount, a significant portion of it, more than $50 billion, is already tied up," Mull said.
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Its origin is variously attributed to Elvis Costello, Frank Zappa, and Martin Mull, whoever the hell he is.
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Reuters reported Wednesday that the signing may be delayed until December as Trump and Xi mull new locations.
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Elmhurst, Queens Fourth of July weekend sounds like the perfect time to mull a bigger and better deck.
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Performers include Devin James Heater, Jon Bander, Langston Belton, Rory Scholl, Tim Racine, Tracy Mull and Will Nunziata.
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Sixty one percent say they would mull voting for Sanders, while 38 percent said they would definitely not.
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Instead, they mull it over, ask a couple of questions, then tell me the weirdest things about themselves.
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This has prompted many in the legal profession to mull the same question: Can Trump actually do that?
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It's times like this one that we mull how useful it might be to have a royal family.
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It was easier to risk skinned knees and sprained wrists than mull over my time in the desert.
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Mull is now serving life in prison for her rape and two more rapes, among other sex crimes.
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Bloomberg took the weekend to mull his decision and ultimately decided against a run yesterday, said the person.
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The companies said in separate statements Thursday that their boards have formed exploratory committees to mull a deal.
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State legislators will then have the option to renew it as state officials mull a more permanent solution.
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I always feel such a mix of emotions afterward and I mull these over as I start walking home.
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We weren't alone, thankfully, as Maveron partner Rebecca Kaden joined us in the studio to mull over the latest.
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I mull it over and pop by the tea place downstairs to grab a drink for my ride home.
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A bunch of quacks with big Instagram followings began promoting the health benefits of "celery juice," Amanda Mull reports.
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Bell's fans may pause to mull the significance of his having passed on Friday the 13th, of all days.
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Chuka Umunna, a former shadow business secretary, would be a better choice; he may mull a challenge in 2018.
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While pundits and opposing players mull over the implications of Westbrook's historic season, he'll still be going at it.
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The report came as governments in countries around the world mull how to bear the cost of aging populations.
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After his arrest, Oberhansley allegedly confessed to consuming parts of Blanton's brain, heart, and lungs, Mull previously told PEOPLE.
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Adults with Asperger's are ten times more likely to mull suicide than the general population, a British study found.
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"He has been ordered committed to a secure facility which will provide competency restoration services to him," Mull explains.
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Mull has already filed paperwork announcing his intent to seek the death penalty for Oberhansley if he's ever convicted.
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It wasn't a decision I made over night, it took me years to think about and mull it over.
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On the latest episode of the Pivot podcast, Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway mull the week in digital insecurity.
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"At one time, there were things that exemplified the femininity that he built his brand around," Ms. Mull said.
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" Colaianni left Eisenman with a Shakespeare quote to mull over: "To hear with eyes belongs to love's fine wit.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Do you mull over the advantages and disadvantages of decisions, or are you a snap decision maker?
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On Sunday, Merkel&aposs CDU and Seehofer&aposs CSU will hold separate leadership meetings to mull what has been achieved.
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New market entrants will have to mull whether they want to run advertisements on their platforms or not, said Koplovitz.
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Mull that over a large cup of coffee, a plate of old Halloween candy, and a box of Pop Tarts.
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However, the newspaper stressed, administration officials say the plan is not finalized and the Trump administration continues to mull alternatives.
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" In that case, Mull says Oberhansley "would be committed for a longer period of time for more competency restoration services.
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Miami's miracle finish sent Georgia Tech (3-2, 2-173 ACC) back home to Atlanta to mull a stunning defeat.
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That's an entirely different question that you'll need to mull over before you start shopping around for a new mortgage.
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In 2015, for example, Drumcode threw a showcase with Adam Beyer, Alan Fitzpatrick, Joel Mull, and five other key artists.
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Take a look at the below video as you mull over your answer, and let us know in the comments.
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I was completely delighted by Mr. Ezersky's punny jokes, and had to mumble and mull over several to get them.
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In the meantime I'll leave you to read about it (and other topics) and mull it over at your leisure.
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The Florida Supreme Court has already stayed two scheduled executions in 2016, while Florida justices mull whether the Hurst v.
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The plan was for the judge to mull over the case and tell us his verdict only during the performance.
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She's texted all weekend with friends as far away as New Jersey and Massachusetts to mull what she should do.
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Keep this Republican dominance in mind as you mull Ross Douthat's most recent column, which ran in the Sunday paper.
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He tried — unsuccessfully — to explain that he needed time to mull over difficult coding problems or design the software itself.
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The special low fares are available now through August 17, so travelers don't have much time to mull this one over.
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The biggest losers included A2 Milk, which shed 6.3 percent as investors continue to mull the risk of increased Chinese regulation.
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He left after the first season for Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, but continued to mull over Hot Streets in his spare time.
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What threatens to derail Selina more than anything is the Eagle himself, Bob Bradley (Martin Mull), the folksy, veteran political adviser.
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I check out the Food section for new recipes to try, and mull over articles on the philosophy blog The Stone.
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It comes as Democrats mull whether to formally push back against the sanctions relief for the Russian companies, announced last month.
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So far, national Democrats have mostly remained on the sidelines, as some major groups still mull getting involved in the race.
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"Shapero took a month to mull over the conversation, after which he returned to Weiner and told him: "Let's do it.
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The clan had lands on the Isles of Mull, Coll, Tiree and Jura — all also along the west coast of Scotland.
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They are so delightfully weird and good and give us something to talk about with their music—commentary to mull over.
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I mull the situation over for an embarrassingly long period of time, but fail to convince myself to make the purchase.
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One of my favorite ideas to mull over is how busy we are — or, rather, how busy we think we are.
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The Void gives her somewhere to mull over the very human feelings she's been having, and contemplate the group's perplexing future.
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The piece is quintessentially French; characters mull over Cartesian philosophy, existential identity, and French New Age music, mixing absurdity and insight.
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There are still a number of kinks to work out and some features the company ought to mull over for generation two.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry says it will mull whether to allow the US wrestling team to enter the country for the World Cup.
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Being forced to use USB audio is something you can mull over yourself, you can either deal with it or you can't.
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Instead of taking weeks to mull over a design, patrons can come in and get one straight from the lobby vending machine.
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Before you start packing, mull over the advantages you might lose by leaving your current location, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingForCollege.com.
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Meanwhile, Congress continues to mull over legislation that could open the door wide for more self-driving cars to hit the road.
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But with just a little more time to mull over the evidence, you start to see the pictures this game is painting.
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Clark County, Indiana Prosecutor Jeremy Mull tells TMZ his office filed paperwork Monday to revoke Howell's probation due to the L.A. arrest.
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The initial focus of that effort is on vehicle communication, diagnostics and crash detection and notification, according to group director Kevin Mull.
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If you take a few days to mull over a possible purchase, it may well be gone by the time you return.
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And O'Rourke is thinking about running, meeting with the likes of Barack Obama and Andrew Gillum to semi-publicly mull the race.
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Devin James Heater hosts, and improvisers include Evan Kaufman, Josh Eakright, Langston Belton, Rachel Rosenthal, Rory Scholl, Tracy Mull and Will Nunziata.
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As Brown continues to mull a run, more Democrats are jumping into the race, which has quickly accelerated in recent days. Sen.
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Titled Incredible Machines, the short film finds this quintet getting introspective as they mull over our relationship, as women, with our bodies.
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But sheer relentlessness is the driving factor that forces their coach to constantly mull over different ways to increase their playing time.
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Mull wore acrylics in high school, because that's what all the salons near her offered and what all the other girls wore.
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"Cheer" Is Built on a Pyramid of Broken Bodies [The Atlantic] Amanda Mull places "Cheer" in the wider context of college sports.
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He and Mr. King, who met as students at Binghamton University, began to mull over other approaches to gun violence in 2013.
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And as he continues to mull whether he will seek the Democratic nomination for president, Bloomberg touted his credentials for the job.
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The union is currently reviewing the latest proposal from Lufthansa, and has ruled out strikes this week while they mull it over.
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Several days a week I jog or bike to work to give my mind space to decompress and mull over business problems.
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And behind the scenes, Trump's administration reportedly continues to mull a plan to launch a limited "bloody nose" strike against North Korea.
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NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport reported Friday that the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers star will mull over his final three options this weekend.
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SANTANDER Shareholders who lost money in Santander's rescue of Banco Popular are grouping together to mull legal action, El Mundo reported on Thursday.
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I'll let you mull that over, but if you extrapolate the case to the entire science publishing enterprise, you've got a serious problem.
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But unfortunately, Lucious, ever resourceful and a step ahead, interrupts with a half-million dollar bag of money for Charlotte to mull over.
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Designed by Roderick James, the AirShip 2 boasts a bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, indoor fireplace, deck, and sprawling views of the Sound of Mull.
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Later that day, Rodriguez told Steinbrenner he needed a couple of days to mull it over, and on Saturday he accepted the offer.
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"Like every other bozo back in the '60s, I grew my hair and played guitar and put a band together," Mr. Mull explained.
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It gave the Fallowses range, from their base in Washington, D.C. Not enough authors mull the streets of Eastport, Me., or Columbus, Miss.
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Out of five diplomats who held the rank at the beginning of the Trump administration, Shannon's departure will leave only one -- Stephen Mull.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as investors waded through mixed earnings reports and continued to mull over the Republican National Convention this week.
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Participants didn't mull over whether or not to click a particular button during multiple games — they only looked at it once, and pressed enter.
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The resolution calls for the administration to convene talks at NATO to discuss threats posed by Russia and mull Turkey's continued inclusion in NATO.
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Whether or not they enjoyed Shakespeare or Milton, Anglophone learners of French had to mull Molière and Racine; students of Spanish struggled through Cervantes.
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Mull, the former executive secretary of the State Department, is now the Obama administration's lead coordinator of implementation for the nuclear deal with Iran.
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NBCUniversal parent Comcast (CMCSA) continues to mull a possible counteroffer, with the scheduling of that meeting effectively setting a deadline for a new bid.
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Last week, we had our suspicions about the usefulness of Bob Bradley (Martin Mull), the veteran adviser Selina recruited to help her in Nevada.
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We also mull over the ways the Grammys fail electronic music and the lessons Michelle learned from spending a month going to clubs sober.
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"The United States must mull over what repercussions its gangster-like act will entail, and must return our vessel without delay," the ministry said.
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He's got a long record, and there's a lot for him to mull over, and a lot for him to assess where he's evolved.
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SA: As you mull all this, it might help to step back and recognize how skewed the distribution of wealth is, especially in America.
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Biden requested the meeting, according to a person familiar with the sit-down, which comes as the two mull their own respective political futures.
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While they wait they can mull adding one of the Sweetgreen baseball caps or $37 bottles of olive oil on display to the tab.
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It also is a special sacred space to me, as I can mull, meditate, ponder, and day dream in my comfortable chair and get inspired.
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But as I mull over God's Word and remember his past faithfulness, I can pillow my head on hiis promises and sleep like a baby.
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"Many Millennials — and especially the urban, college-educated consumers prized by marketers— might just be tired of drinking so much," Mull proposed in her article.
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Nothing kills wining and dining than closing out the evening having to mull over just what percentage of your bill should go to the waitstaff.
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The tiny space features a living room, kitchenette, full bathroom, a fireplace, and a patio with views of the Sound of Mull off Scotland's coast.
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Perhaps our president can mull over the drastic reductions while he scampers away to Mar-a-Lago, trips to which have already cost us millions.
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Since 1835 the 5,000-acre (20 square kilometre) estate, perched off the Isle of Mull on the west coast of Scotland, has been privately owned.
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This Saturday, ahead of the Sunday night finale, she dropped a few major clues that all fans of the show should mull over while watching.
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How much better he might still become was a fascinating and fun topic to mull — until Sunday's news stopped the baseball world in its tracks.
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There is plenty of local available realities to draw from — like the public sexual harassment laws on France's own terrain — and mull over and utilize.
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The report comes as major shareholders Petroleo Brasileiro SA and contractor Odebrecht SA mull a revised shareholder accord aimed at improving relations between the companies.
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As investors and tech executives mull what to do next, venture capitalist Josh Harder has opted for a new career path: He's running for Congress.
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NBCUniversal and CNBC parent Comcast continues to mull a possible counteroffer, with the scheduling of that meeting effectively setting a deadline for a new bid.
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Line by line, he'd mull whether it was really needed for the story, or if there was a better (and shorter) way of phrasing things.
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Stephen Morse, an epidemiologist at Columbia University, told The Atlantic's Amanda Mull that food from a restaurant is not likely to infect you with coronavirus.
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On paper, the plan offers the Palestinians a state, at last, as well as a partial four-year settlement freeze while they mull it over.
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But the substantial changes that have been suggested mean there will be much to mull over for individuals who are self-employed, or contemplating it.
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As Mr. Nelson was beginning to mull rabbinical school several years ago, he ran the idea by Mr. Yang, who he said was extremely supportive.
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Joining us in the studio to mull over Mulvaney is DC Bureau Chief and one of our favorite people here on the show, Kate Nocera.
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Lynn Johnson, a broker with Bamboo Realty in bustling Raleigh, N.C., said buyers must understand that they do not have days to mull an offer.
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Once the tender is launched, shareholders would have somewhere around 20 to 30 business days to mull over whether they want to sell their positions.
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His country and Sweden, famous for their neutrality during the Cold War, have begun to mull NATO membership since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2014.
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Steve Bullock and Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams have declined a Senate bid this year, opting instead to run for president or mull another gubernatorial bid.
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The airship is located in Drimnin, Scotland, and it sits next to the Sound of Mull, a body of water off the coast of the country.
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Upon arriving by ferry to Mull, we drove across the island and then boarded a smaller boat to Staffa, which is a national protected nature reserve.
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Some on the left have already started to mull court-packing (increasing the number of justices) should they win Congress and the White House in 2020.
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Useful questions to mull over could include: How well might a career in the private sector (Trump) or medicine (Carson) prepare a person for the presidency?
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Ulva, which neighbors Mull on the west coast of Scotland, has been in economic decline for decades and has less than 10 residents, including its owner.
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The SEC's staff had approved the deal in August, but the regulator immediately stayed the decision, giving it more time to mull the politically sensitive sale.
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Those who wish to mull over their purchases can walk into select H&M stores the following day, where the new collection will be on display.
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Data breaches and exposures have become so common these days, it's difficult to keep track of them all, much less step back to mull a solution.
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Mull says he expects a judge to sign an arrest warrant Tuesday -- and once he's released from custody ... he'll be sent back to Indiana in cuffs.
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While some celeb splits were obviously for the best, a few would-be spouses might want to mull over the Miley-Liam rumors and start reconsidering.
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A subplot in which Selina hires a grizzled recount expert (Martin Mull) echoes today's candidates enlisting old-timers who remember the arcane game of contested conventions.
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Kevin Cramer (R) said lawmakers could begin to mull retaliatory tariffs against Saudi Arabia in the future but emphasized he is not advocating for that yet.
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All of the fireplace videos are included in the YouTube playlist embedded above, so go ahead dim the lights, mull some wine and enjoy the vibes.
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So leave it to Milwaukee to mull over ways to fuck it all up: Derrick Rose should be no one's idea of an impact free agent.
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This way, I can visit my ongoing work in the studio several times a day, whether to do actual painting or to mull over its status.
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As Mr. Trump and his advisers mull options, the Russian government has aligned with Mr. Maduro, sending aid and expressing support for the Venezuelan president's government.
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Given the, um, lively nature of our current politics, I'll bet we'll have at least a dozen more crises, outrages and scandals to mull by then.
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Egos The observation that "writing about music is like dancing about architecture" has been attributed to everyone from Martin Mull to Frank Zappa to Thelonious Monk.
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They also charge very quickly via USB-C, and they look stylish enough to scream "luxury" without forcing you to mull taking out a second mortgage.
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So see what you think of this Amanda Mull riff in The Atlantic, about business casual and the difficulty of finding shoes to wear to work.
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Huddled in a van after the 20 minute walk back to camp, my friends and I mull over what the rocky start would mean for the festival.
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Kevin Anderson said that grand slam authorities had to mull changing their format following his draining semi-final encounter with John Isner which lasted over six hours.
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This means DACA will remain in place until the end of 2018 or a few months into 2019, as the justices mull the case on the merits.
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Central bankers across Africa are paying special attention to the noises coming out of the U.S. Federal Reserve as they mull impending calls on monetary policy easing.
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Cerrone-Till has so many angles to it that you could mull over the fight and convince yourself that either man could win any number of ways.
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Hayes's boyfriend, Green, will join her in the tape, and he said that the two didn't mull too hard over the decision to accept the $10,000 offer.
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Songs like "Interlude" listen like a fever dream—a slow-burning tension that nods at an imminent crescendo, as dizzying tones anxiously mull over the opening measures.
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It creates a lot of opportunities to chat with other attendees about your favorite stuff, but not much room to simply sit and mull over an experience.
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Mull confirms to PEOPLE that, after being arrested for killing Blanton, Oberhansley spoke with investigators and allegedly confessed to consuming parts of her brain, heart, and lungs.
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High school seniors have had plenty of time to mull over their choices, with most colleges sending out acceptance letters and financial aid offers early this year.
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Similar to a bartender, the Master mainly functions as a psychiatrist-cum-chef—someone for characters to project their insecurities onto or mull over their problems with.
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Whether it's Bridesmaids director Paul Feig or Night Court's Martin Mull, the cast is rounded out with talented adult actors who know their way around a joke.
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" Krishnendu Ray, a professor of food studies at New York University, told Mull, "There's no good reason why we should have so much sugar in the morning.
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As state officials mull whether to legalize recreational marijuana, the candidates sparred over the process of legalizing marijuana for medical purposes, which the state approved in 2014.
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The announcement was delayed as Mr. Carson, who once had planned to learn to play the organ in retirement, gave himself several days to mull it over.
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My third thought is that whenever I mull the Clinton-Comey story, I return to the fact that Anthony Weiner changed the course of American history. Yipes.
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As you mull the legislation over your holiday recess, think about the consequences of cutting access to care for millions of mostly poorer, sicker and older Americans.
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Kenya has one of the most advanced telecoms sectors on the continent, but Safaricom's high market share has curbed competition and prompted the regulator to mull intervention.
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Repeal efforts have stalled in Congress as Senate GOP leaders mull whether to vote on a bill to repeal the CFPB measure under the Congressional Review Act.
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In this Season 1 finale, the couple decide to take fertility tests after worrying about aging, and Andrea confronts her father (Martin Mull) about his strange behavior.
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In August, the SEC put on hold a decision approving the sale of the Chicago Stock Exchange, giving the regulator more time to mull the politically sensitive deal.
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Back in March of 22020, Oprah spoke with Bloomberg's David Rubenstein and seemed to imply that Trump's success made her mull over the possibility of running for president.
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Local officials will mull whether to rebuild or to buy out residents, even with staggering losses for the uninsured and increasing liabilities for those within insurance's broad umbrella.
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A: It was Wendy Sherman, Cheryl Mills, Steve Mull, Beth Jones, Liz -- I am not sure whether Liz Dibble was on the phone or not at that time.
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"Shark Tank" investor and business icon Robert Herjavec says before making any big moves, you should sit down and seriously mull over what it might mean for you.
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The IG report cites a particular email exchange from 2011, between Mills, Undersecretary for Management Patrick Kennedy, executive secretary Stephen Mull and deputy chief of staff Huma Abedin.
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U.K. Gilt yields reached new record lows on Friday, as markets mull whether the Bank of England will reintroduce quantitative easing in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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More specifically, as Amanda Mull has written for Vox, corporations have figured out how to hack body positivity for their own benefit without really changing anything for consumers.
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Kenya has one of the most advanced telecoms sectors on the continent, but Safaricom's 65 percent market share has curbed competition and prompted the regulator to mull intervention.
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As they mull over questions of cell phone radiation and cancer, or the importance of vaccinations, I want them to base their conversations on scientific knowledge, not misinformation.
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The whole separation bash is Brett's idea ... and she's had plenty of time to mull it over, seeing as they called off their engagement way back in 2014.
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As market watchers mull over whether Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has a leadership problem, Bill George, former CEO of Medtronic, said the company's issue is direction.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.) and Rep.
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It has also prompted him to eat healthier, schedule a long-postponed trip to the dentist and mull taking a course to help him get back to work.
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Price said he had expected to start again this postseason, but hearing it so soon meant it was not something that Cora had to mull over and debate.
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She tends to mull over a single theme for several years, and to make it the source of a series of works that meditate on that subject matter.
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I emailed Herbert, who is the associate editor of ArtReview, to get further insight into these dropouts, contrarians, and tricksters — and, surreptitiously, to mull over my own uncertainty.
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At 72, he might mull the idea that a display of respect for the new Constitution would be a far better legacy than another bloody spasm of violence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European corporate disclosures on climate change and other sustainability issues are generally poor, a study on Monday showed, as regional policymakers mull toughening up the rules.
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As Democrats mull what kind of candidate has the best chance against President Trump, it may be worth considering which candidates fared best in last year's midterm elections.
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I certainly didn't come to love my skin in any triumphant way, but as I thought about what my body offered me, I began to mull Mary's advice.
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Now, some states and municipalities are beginning to mull changes to who sits on plans' boards of trustees, with potential consequences for avoiding – or exacerbating – conflicts of interest.
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Questioned by reporters at a seminar in Seoul, Kim Dong-yeon said the government will mull strengthening property ownership taxes after public opinions are collected on the proposal.
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If you're thinking of upgrading your e-reader or getting your first model, you probably have a few days to mull it over before the price goes back up.
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I don't own a PowerPlay mouse pad at home, so if you're like me, this mouse's 48-hour battery life is another factor that you'll have to mull over.
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Environment minister Roseanna Cunningham said she would allow a community trust on the island of Mull to buy the neighboring island of Ulva for 4.2 million pounds ($13 million).
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On September 25, 2017, the Cowboys played the last game of the week, which bought them a few more hours to mull over how they would handle the protests.
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And in periodic check-ins with her boss, head of product Todd Yellin, the two would mull over ways to create a choose-your-own-adventure type of experience.
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Most of the galleries are shrouded in darkness, with spotlights on objects and the commentary, creating a sense of cocooned discombobulation in which a viewer can slowly mull ideas.
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" He added that "Fernwood 2 Night," the fictional talk show starring Martin Mull and Fred Willard that was spun off from "Mary Hartman" in 1977, was "entirely Al's baby.
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Mull provided few new details about the Clinton's email arrangement or the department's record-keeping practices and repeatedly insisted that he could not recall various aspects of the setup.
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Amanda Mull at The Atlantic reports that although eating out and eating alone are becoming more common, trends show that Americans are not making these changes entirely by choice.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.) told The Hill.
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Szubin and Stephen Mull, the State Department's lead coordinator for implementing the nuclear deal, told lawmakers that, so far, the deal announced in July 2015 was being fully implemented.
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Discerning the most ideal time to roll up to the party will forever remain a dark art rather than exact science, but we decided to mull it over anyway.
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When it turns out that O'Brien has recruited a hotshot to run his recount effort in Nevada, Selina gets her own, Bob Bradley, played by the great Martin Mull.
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Amanda Mull, a 22016-year-old managing editor for the PurseBlog, was in college during Mr. Jacobs's glory days, and she remembers saving up for his $1,300 "Stam" bag.
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The biggest challenge in writing these is that there's so much data to learn about, to mull and to transform into a narrative that will be compelling to nonexperts.
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The President is away from Washington as he and top aides mull legislative and executive options on gun control in the wake of mass shootings in Texas and Ohio.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.) and former Rep.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.), scuttling McCarthy's chances.
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And not just at Amazon, which recently announced such a service for its Prime members, who are not charged while they mull up to 212 items for a week.
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Congress is at the start of a two-week recess, and lawmakers say they will listen to feedback from constituents as they mull the next legislative steps of 2017.
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Funding for the federal government also expires on April 28, giving lawmakers two months to find a way to keep the lights on while they mull major legislative initiatives.
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Thankfully, you have some time to mull these questions (and others) over as you listen to the band's new epic We Are Not Your Kind, which is out today.
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Larry Hogan made the comments to CBS News in an interview set to air Wednesday morning as the moderate Republican continues to mull a possible primary challenge to Trump.
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While Jorgen Johansson's windswept photography creates a credible sense of isolation (he filmed in part at the Mull of Galloway lighthouse), we sense the ominous rhythms of impending calamity.
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Several other high-flying Silicon Valley companies — from Uber to Airbnb — are no doubt watching closely how Dropbox performs as they mull when to time their own public offerings.
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The Underground Railroad is not only viscerally pleasurable to read — it's also filled with ideas that will swirl around in your head for weeks afterward as you mull them over.
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Instead, they examine the role of vigilante justice in the modern world, mull how the rich can best benefit society, and suggest that chaos tends to only breed more chaos.
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Clark County Prosecutor Jeremy Mull said he agreed with the judge's decision to void the trial, and he hoped to revive the case and start again as soon as possible.
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He was hit hard again on Tuesday, allowing a two-run home run by Ben Paulsen in the ninth inning, prompting manager Bryan Price to mull a change at closer.
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Last year, prosecutors in Clark County, Indiana, where Howell lived at the time, charged him with molesting a 12-year old child, Clark County Prosecutor Jeremy Mull said by phone.
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In January, Amanda Mull reported for The Atlantic that Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sometimes fasted for 22 hours a day, or sometimes subsisted only on water for days on end.
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As the frenzied college application season draws to a close, and students across the country mull their choices, many colleges are trumpeting that it was the most selective year ever.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) continues to mull a bid, and both Democrats and Republicans agree that she could pose a strong challenge to Flake even if he survives a primary.
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Kennedy's decision to mull a Senate run comes amid a couple of different trends in Massachusetts where recently there's been a spate of younger candidates upsetting older incumbents, including Rep.
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"Mr Ghosn wants to have some time to mull over what he's going to say," Junichiro Hironaka told reporters outside his Tokyo office after meeting with Ghosn throughout the day.
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A federal judge has ordered families be reunited and the administration asked the military to house immigrant families, leading the Pentagon to mull the construction of soft-sided camp facilities.
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As a Republican, serving alongside a Republican president and what is currently a Republican congress, he would be forced to mull policies that conservatives in the GOP have often opposed.
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Instagram's internal research found that only 21 percent of people will purchase something within a day of discovering it; the vast majority mull over the decision for a day or longer.
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There's plenty to mull over between the puzzling fowl, the classroom dynamics and our complicated protagonist's eerie ability to better intuit how to police her young female charges than Samuel can.
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Last month, Mull, who owns nearly 40 percent of the company, was appointed chair of the board of directors and Stephen Lemieux took over from Norman Evans as chief financial officer.
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" WATCH: Louis C.K. Admits Sexual Misconduct Allegations 'Are True' Silverman concluded by saying she could "mull that over later, certainly, because the only people that matter right now are the victims.
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Contrast that approach with brands like Dove and Everlane, which Mull argues have co-opted body positivity and diversity for exposure and opportunity, without really doing much to change Americans' thinking.
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As lawmakers mull one of the United Kingdom's most significant geopolitical moves since World War Two, hundreds of thousands are due to march towards parliament demanding another referendum on EU membership.
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Two days later, the United Nations held a meeting of heads of state to mull the matter over—only the fourth occasion that the General Assembly has debated a health problem.
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A draft of the proposal, seen by Reuters, calls for the Trump administration to convene talks at NATO to discuss threats posed by Russia and mull Turkey's continued inclusion in NATO.
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Mull said insurance companies will be able to determine the severity of the crash from data provided by the vehicle, and handle some claims remotely rather than sending out an adjuster.
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So Verge film writers Tasha Robinson and Bryan Bishop sat down to mull over what these movies are doing, and why filmmakers keep going back to this same familiar old well.
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Surely the European Court of Justice has better things to do than mull Poland's refusal to levy VAT on disinfectants or France's low rate on early performances at theatres with bars?
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As world governments mull over global emission targets agreed at last December's United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 21), attention is turning to which new technologies can help them achieve this.
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In one email, for instance, Mull told Abedin that Clinton's emails "would be subject to FOIA requests" if she used a department-issued BlackBerry, even though her identity would remain secret.
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Mr. McCartney first played Mr. Martin his classic torch song during the group's Paris residency in January 103, so the producer had plenty of time to mull how to handle it.
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As it did, the Yankees retreated from their dugout, down the stairs to their clubhouse, where they were left to mull a rally, and a season, that ultimately came up short.
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Kennedy's decision to mull a Senate run also comes amid a couple of different trends in Massachusetts, where recently, there's been a spate of younger candidates upsetting older incumbents, including Rep.
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The Mull It Over, recently created by Jenny Schubert, the manager of Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse in Midtown Manhattan, adds amaro and bourbon to what amounts to a mulled-wine recipe.
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Natasha Korecki: Biden has still somehow not come up with a good answer for deportations under the Obama administration, even though he's had plenty of time to mull over his answer.
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Living in a neighborhood with deep black roots while frequently finding himself the only nonwhite face at rooftop hipster parties, an unmoored Harris begins to mull just who his people are.
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Some of the pieces even have "family questions" attached which posit queries around the ideas of thoughtfulness, logical thinking, and community for children and their parents to mull over and discuss.
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The competition between the two, who call each other friends, has resulted in an unusual surfeit of progressive ideas for voters to mull over as they pick their party's 2020 candidate.
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Asked on Thursday about potentially cutting back his workload without a contract extension, he did not exactly dismiss the idea, saying he would have to mull it over with his representatives.
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Elvis Costello once famously said that writing about music was like "dancing about architecture" — or maybe it was Martin Mull or Laurie Anderson or Frank Zappa, but that's beside the point really.
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And, while we're sure most of the spring 2019 campaigns to be released in the following days will contain a similar message, we're going to mull on this one for a while.
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After Trump abruptly wrapped up the GOP nomination last week, many major GOP fundraisers are playing the wait-and-see game as they mull over whether to help the New York billionaire.
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Despite increased speculation about Sanders's own 2020 aspirations, and recent reports that he is starting to more seriously mull a run, the Vermont senator is publicly remaining quiet on a potential bid.
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Jeremy Mull, the prosecutor in the Indiana case, tells us authorities believe he left for California in flight, after getting a call from cops and going to the station for an interview.
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If we can mull over the possibility that we are not the first Earthlings to have produced a technologically advanced civilization, perhaps we can better appreciate the precariousness of our current situation.
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She said she did not recall any instances in which she discussed the requirements regarding those requests, even when shown an email from Stephen D. Mull, who was executive secretary in Mrs.
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Located on the Isle of Mull, off the western coast of Scotland, his home, Duart Castle, is the ancestral seat of the Macleans, one of the oldest clans in the Scottish Highlands.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.) said as he left Monday's meeting.
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Trump on Thursday said he was optimistic about reaching a new trade deal with China but said he would mull leaving some tariffs on Chinese goods in place, even with an agreement.
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New York (CNN)President Donald Trump, watching from New York as Senate Republicans mull their latest attempt at a health care reform bill, said Wednesday he was optimistic about the measure's chances.
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It's the same worldview that led him to publicly mull fronting jailed MC Bobby Shmurda's $2 million bail in December, but only if the Rikers Island inhabitant recorded some tracks in return.
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The strength of official data on wages, due on Wednesday, is likely to be critical for BoE policymakers as they mull whether to raise interest rates from their record low 0.25 percent.
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Loyal as it's been to Boeing and the 737, the fallout from two fatal crashes of a new version of the plane has prompted Southwest to mull other options for its future.
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He watched teammates Kyle Okposo and Frans Nielsen go through the same process two years ago and emphasized in April there would be ample time to mull his future after the season.
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In April, the Atlantic's Amanda Mull wrote about workers in open-plan offices — urban, reasonably well-paid, but irritated by the constant imperative to be available and effusive — and why they love AirPods.
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After killing Walder Frey and avenging her mother and brother's murders, Arya Stark is now alone to wander the Riverlands and mull over the people on her list she still needs to kill.
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Stocks in Asia Pacific were mixed on Friday, following a second day of losses overnight on Wall Street as markets continued to mull on recent comments by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
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European oil companies have been eager to re-enter Iran, but continue to mull over the terms of the new contract and watch for signs that major financial institutions will resume operations there.
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After the verdict, Ball, who has raised more than 350,000 pounds through crowd-funding to pursue the prosecution, said he would mull whether to appeal, saying his case was not about stopping Brexit.
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And to prevent a Japanese style low-inflation, low-growth rut, the next ECB chief may have to mull unorthodox policy steps adopted by the Bank of Japan such as yield-curve control.
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He'll probably have plenty of time to mull over next year's Halloween hand-out in the coming days as he cleans up the mess of eggs and toilet paper from his front lawn.Â
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So while banks were the early gainers of the Trump rally, Cramer has since watched them sit back and mull over their gains as White House promises of major deregulation seem to fade.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.) and Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) and Sen.
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In February, then U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said sanctioning Venezuela's oil or prohibiting the crude to be sold in the U.S. was something the White House would continue to mull over.
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In recent months, Brazil's long-docile antitrust watchdog has shocked executives by rejecting two high-profile planned takeovers this year, leading companies in the industrial and services sectors to mull alternatives to mergers.
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You can mull just about anything you want with the right blend of warm spices, but if you really want to warm yourself up, Michigan-style, you're gonna want to add some Everclear.
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The last generation of trained pilots, now in their early fifties, are keen to hear the rumble of engines again, while younger people on the site mull quitting due to their low wages.
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European stocks closed litte changed on Friday as investors digested fresh economic data, eyed a G-0003 meeting in Hamburg and continued to mull the possible end of monetary stimulus from central banks.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.) said of the possibility of a shutdown.
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BERLIN – Leaders of Germany&aposs governing conservative parties are holding separate meetings to mull their next steps in a dispute over migration that has escalated into a threat to Chancellor Angela Merkel&aposs government.
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As these senators mull challenges to President Donald Trump in two years' time, activists and labor leaders plan to aggressively question their voting records and get them to outline their vision for the future.
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Like Mull, I haven't found myself in a group of friends commiserating about how much we hate ourselves for failing to better downsize our bodies for years, at least since I was in college.
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But before anyone reaches the Red Planet, there are plenty of concerns to mull over, most notably that our bodies were not built to live in a barren litter box with a thin atmosphere.
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But this fictionalized conflict gives the movie the opportunity to mull Sully's own doubts about his decision and his performance, and to wonder how he will be remembered after four decades as a pilot.
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Clark County Prosecutor Jeremy Mull tells PEOPLE Judge Vicki Carmichael rendered her decision on Wednesday, after two psychologists and a psychiatrist evaluated Joseph Oberhansley, who allegedly stabbed Tammy Jo Blanton to death in 2014.
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In particular, Mull testified that he had no memory of what led him to write a 2011 email proposing Clinton use a State Department email account on one of two department-issued BlackBerry devices.
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So too did John Quincy Adams, Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE and John C. Calhoun.
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With no top-tier data this week, markets have plenty of time to mull the repeated disappointment on prices, which has cast a question mark over the Fed's confidence that inflation would soon rebound.
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We do not confront the trauma that Clay and Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE did.
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Maris founded GV, formerly known as Google Ventures, in 2009, and said last month that he was stepping down to spend more time with his wife and young son and to mull several ideas.
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My hip gives out several times during the moving process, so I am relegated to sitting on my bed and sorting through the contents of several boxes while the kids mull about around me.
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In a time when more and more of the accused mull their comebacks, it's natural to wonder what real redemption — complete with an acknowledgment of harm and a commitment to atonement — might look like.
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The Venice, California-based company, which serves augmented reality and cinematic advertisements to its young adult audience, could be a bellwether as other start-up giants, such as Airbnb and Uber, mull a public offering.
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American Airlines Group Inc, the world's largest airline, and other U.S. carriers are facing mounting concern about the mosquito-borne virus as investors mull a slump in demand to the Caribbean and other tourist hotspots.
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In December 2017, as Hong Kong began to mull the law, two students protested against it during a graduation ceremony at the Hong Kong College of Technology by sitting down while the anthem was playing.
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"Contemporary body positivity makes it incumbent on people with nonconforming bodies to change their own self-perception without requiring anyone with any power to question what created the phenomenon in the first place," Mull writes.
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Competition from lower-cost southeastern European markets, a shift to electric vehicles and global trade tensions are among the headwinds buffetting the small central European nation as automakers mull where to launch future production lines.
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While OPEC and other oil producing countries mull over a freeze, Chevron CEO John Watson told CNBC that the company expects U.S. oil production to decline by about 100,000 barrels per month, month over month.
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On this episode of The VICE Guide To Right Now Podcast, we sit down with VICE's Ankita Rao to mull over a big question: Is it possible for a ride hailing app to be ethical?
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Then a year ago, community leaders and yet-to-be elected Adelanto City Council member John "Bug" Woodard started to mull the idea of transforming the city into a high-tech mecca for marijuana cultivation.
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We might spend the day perusing destinations on our phones, but we like to mull things over and wait until we have clear-headed access to a PC, perhaps back at home, to book it.
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In China, incomprehension has been a common reaction to the vote, as people mull why Britain would abandon such a deal and how a democracy might not deliver what is in a nation's best interests.
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This ensures that I don't overspend on things I don't really want and gives me some time to mull over how much I really want to purchase the item, so I avoid buying things impulsively.
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He watched his teammates Kyle Okposo and Frans Nielsen go through the same process two years ago and emphasized again on Wednesday that there would be ample time to mull his future after the season.
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Quick, low clouds were scudding across the rectangle of sky framed by the window opposite us; whenever Hollinghurst turned his head to mull something I asked, the view flashed in miniature across his rectangular spectacles.
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Nor did they have the time, or motivation, to mull the larger context of their labor: temps and "permalancers," unjust tiers of pay and benefits, automation, overcompensated executives and the elusiveness of "middle class" life.
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Those questions stand to become more abundant as the European authorities mull whether to require that so-called clearing — settling up the money — on trades involving the euro currency take place within the European Union.
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On Wednesday, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office estimated the House-passed bill would result in 23 million people losing health insurance coverage by 2026, a sobering figure for Senate Republicans as they mull action.
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I ask this question to Gina Grimshaw, and we mull it over using the more emotionally loaded example of women holding their babies to the left side, so that their right hemispheres are more involved.
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Competition from lower-cost southeastern European markets, a shift to electric vehicles and global trade tensions are among the headwinds buffeting the small central European nation as automakers mull where to launch future production lines.
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"UK yields have fallen back as traders mull the possibility that the Bank of England might step back from a rate rise in November given some of this week's data," said CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson.
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You need time to mull it over Someone asked you a tough question, or they want something you need to check with your boss on, or their words catch you off guard or stir some emotions.
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Stephen Mull, the State Department's coordinator for implementing the agreement, also told the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee there was no evidence Iran had cheated in the first few weeks since the deal was implemented.
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The following are three possible scenarios that could unfold in the next few weeks or months: NDP-GREENS MULL SPEAKER CANDIDATE Greens leader Andrew Weaver has said his party will not put forward a speaker candidate.
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You should definitely mull wine tonight and think it all through in front of a fire, even if you don't have a fireplace or a firepit and have to load this fireplace video onto your screen.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Sunday shows preview: Lawmakers mull Trump's war power, next steps with Iran Soleimani killing deepens distrust between Trump, Democrats MORE (R-Calif.); Sen.
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One area where the company has apparently struggled is high-end fashion, something that has prompted it to create a number of in-house labels and to publicly mull some big-name acquisitions like Rent the Runway.
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Which simply means, from here, it would be more surprising if the market keeps whistling higher than if it slips back a bit, as investors mull what to do with the market's offer of a do over.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin will give a personal send-off on Wednesday to a diminished Russian Olympic team who travel to the Rio Games even as global sports bodies mull over the eligibility of Russian competitors.
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Having studied presidential electors in each of the past four elections, it is clear to me that most appreciate their ability to act as free agents, and many do mull their choices when they cast their ballots.
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Watching her mull over her decision in Rick's tastefully decorated, pre-apocalypse tract home back in Alexandria, you can't help but recognize the obvious privilege that Rick and his family enjoy—and everything they stand to lose.
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I will admit, I got a C in the one philosophy class I ever took, so if I felt compelled to mull over the questions at the heart of this small but mighty book, you will too.
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As some of the pioneers of the Swedish techno sound, Joel Mull and friends Adam Beyer and Cari Lekebusch dominated much of the late-90s scene with unforgiving bangers that defined the looping minimalism of the era.
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More than one million refugees and migrants arrived in the European Union last year and some 3,600 died or went missing, forcing the EU to mull suspending its Schengen open-borders area for up to two years.
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The Lakers icon and former team president was out in Beverly Hills Saturday afternoon when we asked if he would have done anything differently now that he's had time to mull it over ... he says no way.
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Mull and John Smith, acting director of the Treasury Department office that oversees sanctions, faced heated questioning from some members of the committee, where some Democrats joined Republican lawmakers in opposing the nuclear pact reached in July.
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There's always something out there that can cause you to slow down and contemplate the way the world moves, to mull the way people change, to take stock of the beauty in between moments, to slow down.
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"The family was absolutely devastated … and the family strongly desires that the matter be tried as soon as possible and they are able to get a resolution to this," Clark County Prosecuting Attorney Jeremy Mull tells PEOPLE.
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Today, Mull—the Stockholm-based DJ and producer—has broadened his palette considerably, creating various shades of techno for everyone from Berlin leaders Dystopian to Sasha's Last Night On Earth imprint, along with his own Parabel label.
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Uncertainty ahead of the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting beginning on Monday capped the dollar versus the yen, amid speculation the central bank could mull taking steps to make its massive stimulus programme more sustainable.
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It also comes at a time when Republicans are struggling to coalesce around an impeachment strategy, prompting some lawmakers to mull whether to acknowledge a quid pro quo took place but stress that it wouldn't be impeachable.
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SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's long-docile antitrust watchdog has shocked executives, lawyers and bankers by rejecting two high-profile planned takeovers in recent weeks, leading cash-starved companies to mull alternatives to mergers including share offerings.
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In subsequent weeks, the watchdog group will question former department executive secretary Stephen Mull, IT expert Bryan Pagliano, an official representative from the State Department, longtime Clinton adviser Huma Abedin, and sitting Undersecretary for Management Patrick Kennedy.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE is the director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research.
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The yen got an additional boost when Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said he would mull an exit from the BOJ's current stimulus regime if the central bank's 63.853 percent inflation target is achieved in 2019.
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Pharmaceutical company Sanofi has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to halt its patent litigation with Mylan NV over the diabetes drug Lantus while the justices mull whether to weigh in on constitutional questions raised by the case.
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More than 23.3 million refugees and migrants arrived in the European Union last year and some 228,600 died or went missing, forcing the EU to mull suspending its Schengen open-borders area for up to two years.
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More than 1 million refugees and migrants arrived in the European Union last year and some 3.33,600 died or went missing, forcing the EU to mull suspending its Schengen open-borders area for up to two years.
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In The Question Bucket, we mull over how boring it can be to play a "bad" character in a video game, the ongoing debate over whether you can like a game when its creators are shitty, and more.
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On July 24, a psychiatrist at the Logansport State Hospital, where Joseph Oberhansley, 36, had been remanded in January, wrote a letter to the court declaring the suspect's competency had been restored during his stay there, says Mull.
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Leon and Scott's 1995 wedding, blessed with male strippers and flamingo iconography, gave the community a full hour of hope, even if it was just on TV. Leon (Martin Mull) and Scott's (Fred Willard) 1995 wedding on 'Roseanne.
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Donors and investors gathered in Kuwait to mull ways to rebuild Iraq's economy and infrastructure as it emerges from a ruinous conflict with Islamic State militants who seized almost a third of the country before being beaten back.
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During the following weeks, I continued to mull over nursing scarcities since, paradoxically, poor supply has nothing to do with poor demand, not only from people who need nurses but also from those who seek to become nurses.
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For starters, although its protagonist died under somewhat mysterious circumstances in his 30s, the whole movie is narrated by an elder version of Kenney (Martin Mull), essentially positing what a cranky old coot he'd be had he lived.
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A number of centrist Democrats facing challenging reelection battles have been cagey over their support for impeachment, telling the hordes of reporters hounding them in the Capitol hallways that they were still taking time to mull their decisions.
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As prosecutors mull whether to proceed against Giuliani, who has thus far not been charged with any crime, those well-publicized setbacks could prompt reluctance to press forward with a FARA-focused case without overwhelming evidence of guilt.
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Now, will you see what you make of this Amanda Mull piece in The Atlantic, about millennials reaching peak domesticity as single people, and buying their Le Creusets and KitchenAids themselves, instead of receiving them as wedding gifts.
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It's meant to be more efficient for all the parties involved, and dozens of lawyers are convening next week in Los Angeles, where that panel will hear initial arguments and mull next steps amid an avalanche of cases.
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The George W. Bush administration also snubbed Kim's equally volatile father and predecessor, the late Kim Jong Il. President Bill Clinton did mull a visit to North Korea late in his second term, but eventually decided not to go.
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Cipher has been in the spotlight since its largest shareholder, John Mull, in July published a letter calling for the company's board to consider trimming its size, replacing some members of the management team and reviewing its business model.
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The move follows rumors that the People's Bank of China and SAFE held meetings in the past week to mull over tighter and more effective measures to curb the fast and giant capital flight that is causing authorities headaches.
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Mexican leaders are facing pressure of their own to stand up to the United States as Trump talks about building a wall between the two countries and Republicans in Congress mull changes to how the tax code treats imports.
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Most likely is the president heard some kind of sound bite about Google and China related to the hearing, but did not mull the specifics before using it as an opportunity to lob another wild accusation at the company.
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Stephen Mull, the State Department's lead coordinator for implementing the international nuclear agreement with Tehran, also told the House Foreign Affairs Committee there was no evidence Iran had cheated in the first few weeks since the deal was implemented.
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The U.S. dollar was weaker against most currencies on Monday after the impact of oil producers' failure to agree on a plan to curb global supply faded, boosting risk appetite and leaving traders to mull a dovish Federal Reserve.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar received a mild lift versus the yen on Tuesday after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank will mull further policy easing if efforts to achieve its price goal come under threat.
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"I assume the reason they are not going straight to an imposition of sanctions is that they want to let the U.S. administration and its allies mull over the implications of further sanctions actions against Russia," he told CNBC.
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"Face it, this is a small town where people live with very limited resources," said Emily Esperanza, who moved to Marfa last fall from California to be with her friends, Rie Oh and Jeffrey Mull, who relocated from Chicago.
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A mere 1.5 miles wide by 3 miles long, the Isle of IONA is one of more than 790 islands off the coast of Scotland, located in the Inner Hebrides group of islands near the southwest coast of Mull.
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PWNED: As International Olympics Committee officials mull whether to move forward with the 2020 games in July amid the pandemic, they're also preparing for an onslaught of digital attacks from Russia, my colleagues Isabelle Khurshudyan and Simon Denyer report.
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Stewart Moore estimates that the extensive fishing rights at Glenaros, an estate listed by Knight Frank on the Isle of Mull off the west coast of Scotland, probably contribute about £21,21755 to its current market price of £2950 million.
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Weak GDP (gross domestic product) figures had led several members to mull a rate cut, but with January data showing an uptick in confidence and activity following the December 20.2 general election, expectations of an imminent cut had dampened.
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In 2011, then-State Department executive secretary Stephen Mull told Clinton's longtime aide Huma Abedin that he was working on a replacement Blackberry when Clinton's began to malfunction, possibly as a result of problems with her personal email server.
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Speaking of turnout: While Biden needs to mull and put in place strategies to do better with young voters than he has done to date, he shouldn't get so carried away that the effort becomes an easily lampooned charade.
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A rate cut or even a resurrection of the central bank's massive asset-purchasing program is still seen as a possibility after the Bank of England's August meeting, when Governor Carney and his colleagues will mull updated growth and inflation forecasts.
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Democrats mull contempt and fines Nadler and other House Democratic leaders are now raising the prospect they will hold numerous administration officials in contempt at the same time as part of a package to highlight the Trump administration's stonewalling of Congress.
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During a meeting in Peru, Xi told Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte "to actively mull maritime cooperation and promote positive interaction on the sea," turning the South China Sea into "an opportunity for bilateral friendly cooperation," said the official Xinhua news agency.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Outgoing United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon on Friday urged Israeli lawmakers to reconsider a bill to legalize Israeli settlement homes on private Palestinian land as Arab states mull putting forward a Security Council resolution on settlements.
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TOKYO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - The dollar received a mild lift versus the yen on Tuesday after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank will mull further policy easing if efforts to achieve its price goal come under threat.
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" A 35-year-old social media strategist told Mull that, upon arriving in the office one day and realizing he had forgotten his wireless headphones, he "got up and walked straight to the Apple store to buy a pair of AirPods.
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The charred husk of Quigley's car was towed away and Quigley was taken to Sacramento County Main Jail, where he'll presumably get some time to mull over better driving practices and how long exactly it takes for eyebrows to grow back.
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While anxious voters mull which of the two highly unpopular candidates has the better plan — or at least will do less damage — there's a growing sense on Wall Street that the end result will be simply more of the same.
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Mull and John Smith, acting director of the Treasury Department office that oversees sanctions, faced heated questioning from some members of the committee, where several Democrats had joined Republican lawmakers in opposing the nuclear pact that was reached in July.
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Though admittedly not as high-profile as some of his Drumcode peers, Mull is an unsung hero of many a party across the globe, delivering sets of full-bodied techno that combine melody and drama with relentless rhythms and daring experimentation.
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During the upcoming enrollment period you can: As you mull whether you need to take action, here are some common mistakes and misconceptions that experts see crop up all the time: If you get mail from your insurance company, open it.
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"So yeah, you can mull the science, but I'll tell you every year it's going to get clearer and clearer so that I think in less than five years, even the worst skeptics are going to be believers," he continued.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.), who mounted an anti-establishment bid for Speaker in 2015, has also donated to Jones.
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As Congress and the Trump administration mull a new biodefense strategy, we urge them to use this time — the time in between biological crises — to get ahead of the curve before the next major biological event inevitably comes our way.
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Washington (CNN)White House officials continue to mull steps that would blunt the economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak, according to people familiar with the deliberations, as President Donald Trump frets a weakened economy could spell doom come November's election.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, the face of Brexit for many, resigned just hours after Brexit minister David Davis, emboldening some in her Conservative Party to mull a plot to unseat her less than nine months before Britain exits in March.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.), whose wife was accompanying him on the trip, described the scary scene to The Hill.
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Daniel WebsterDaniel Alan WebsterJudd Gregg: Pelosi's olive branch...sort of Lawmakers propose banning shark fin trade Republicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers MORE (R-Fla.), whose wife was accompanying him on the trip, described the scene to The Hill.
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SAPNA The line to take pictures with the "Cool Kids" — David Alan Grier, Martin Mull and Leslie Jordan — was longer than the sushi line at the after-party, which took place under a tent at Wollman Rink in Central Park.
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BEIRUT, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The Lebanese government will continue to mull options for dealing with forthcoming Eurobond maturities including whether to meet payments or not, the finance minister said on Thursday after a meeting with the president and central bank governor.
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Jeff Flake, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, delivered a series of verbal blows against the President while making a stop in the early primary state of New Hampshire as he continues to mull a possible GOP challenge in 2020.
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The former coffee mogul has repeatedly insisted that he has a viable path to victory as an independent candidate next year, but has vowed to mull over his potential candidacy to ensure a third-party run wouldn't aid Trump's reelection.
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But every year, pundits still mull over ways to save the ceremony from itself, from the four-hour runtime, the stilted speeches, the sense of repetition, the long wait to get to the key awards, and the rush once we finally get there.
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Shin Gi-wook of Stanford University says the option may be especially attractive to MPs because they would be seen to have acted decisively, but would have time to regroup during the six months the court would have to mull its decision.
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They mull over the tragedy that is Ruby (Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing), the woman Yasir is dating and rooming with before he meets the one; some even going so far as to mock her when she wanted to get back together with him.
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On her way to a video shoot for one of her songs on Monday, the pop star not only gave us a new pile of faux hair to contemplate, but also an assortment of down comforter-adjacent winter weather fashions to mull over.
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Elsewhere, poet Professor Louie, Dr Courtney Morris from Penn State, and poet Aja Monet, MJ Flores and Erin from Planned Parenthood added thoughtful, poised missives regarding the women's march and the next four years going forward, to mull over amidst the celebrations.
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A three-judge 9th Circuit panel in San Francisco on Tuesday will also mull whether franchisees face a higher bar than independent contractors for proving misclassification claims under California law, in a proposed class action against Atlanta-based Jan-Pro Franchising International Inc.
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"Although the relatively bullish US crude inventories data and supply disruptions in Libya have provided oil markets a welcome boost, the gains may be limited as investors mull over the effectiveness of OPEC's supply cuts," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was weaker against most currencies on Monday after the impact of oil producers' failure to agree on a plan to curb global supply faded, boosting risk appetite and leaving traders to mull a dovish Federal Reserve.
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U.S. rate hike expectations have been pared to less than a 50-percent probability after the latest inflation print on Friday and with no top-tier data this week, markets have plenty of time to mull over the future direction of interest rates.
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Red states mull higher taxes: Legislators in some of the nation's most conservative states are considering new ways to boost revenue -- including tax increases -- after years of deep cuts and a global commodity bust that has robbed them of billions of anticipated dollars.
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BLOOMBERG China to Mull Curbs on Domestic Backdoor Listing Valuations | The China Securities Regulatory Commission is weighing possible restrictions on reverse mergers, including capping valuation multiples for deals involving companies that previously traded overseas, Bloomberg reports, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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That list includes longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin, former chief of staff Cheryl Mills, under secretary for management Patrick Kennedy, former executive secretary Stephen Mull and Bryan Pagliano, the IT official believed to be responsible for setting up and maintaining the server.
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Travel industry sounds alarm Another developing nightmare for the White House is growing fears that the travel industry -- an important driver of the economy -- could face a catastrophic blow as conferences are canceled and families mull whether to hold off on vacation plans.
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She plays the new member of a retirement-home posse that also includes David Alan Grier, Martin Mull and, thankfully, Leslie Jordan, who's just as funny here in a full-time role as he was as a part-timer on "Will & Grace."
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After losing nearly three-quarters of its value since mid February, the planemaker, once the symbol of U.S. manufacturing strength, has gained in the last three days as governments mull bailing out the aerospace industry, which is facing near collapse in demand.
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Meanwhile, I'll mull over what I've encountered: the head-spinning showcase of art by Latin American women; the textured surveys of work by generations of Chicano/Chicana/Chicanx artists-activists; exhibitions demonstrating known and unsuspected intersections of Latin America and the greater globe.
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Stories arise much more from life as lived than the novels do — something overheard, something you've seen, which you then sort of mull over and see a way it could become a story, which may actually have nothing to do with you.
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On December 2, you can get two full-size Powder Kiss lipsticks in the shades Mull It Over and Burning Love — which originally retail for $19 each — along with a Prep + Prime Lip and a limited edition drawstring pouch all for $35.
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A Pennsylvania man, Seth Mull, had a 17-year history of sex offenses before he started using Plenty of Fish in 2017 — that year, the dating site matched him with a woman who later accused him of rape, according to the investigation.
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This follows a stark warning from U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who said at the start of February that sanctioning Venezuela's oil or prohibiting the crude to be sold in the U.S. was something the White House was continuing to mull over.
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As for how things may play out with Henry, I'll just put this out there for us to mull: Mischa arrives at JFK Airport at the end of this episode, only a couple hundred miles away from his unsuspecting father and oblivious half-brother.
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We had to group this category together because there are just so many amazing sea-dwelling species to be seen in Scotland, particularly on the Isle of Mull, that we'd need to make this a Top 20 (or more) list if we included them all.
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But it could become relevant as officials mull how to respond to a strengthened labor market, and signs of a pick up in wages and other costs — the type of developments a "lower for longer" strategy would perhaps allow to continue without a reaction.
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"I like this next week, and even though we're now headed into incredibly thin volume territory where a 20-cent air pocket in oil could move the whole market dramatically, it's joyous to have some time to mull things over," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"I like this next week, and even though we're now headed into incredibly thin volume territory where a 20-cent air pocket in oil could move the whole market dramatically, it's joyous to have some time to mull things over," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"We will prepare two version for her to use, one with operating State Department email account which would mask her identity but which would also be subject to FOIA requests," wrote Mr. Mull, who is also scheduled to testify in the Judicial Watch lawsuit.
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The U.S. economy showed some signs of rising wage pressures in September and early October but overall compensation growth remained modest, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday, a further sign of the cloudy outlook facing Fed policymakers as they mull a rise in interest rates.
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For some weekend reading, catch up on this piece about Jackie Kennedy's packing list for that fateful trip to Texas; mull over the stylishness of "Incredibles 2"; and take a step back to consider how luxury's chess masters are moving their pieces around the board.
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In the meantime, while my neighbors in the party of Lincoln mull whether or not to undermine his noblest legacy in the state of Montana, I plan on stopping by the M.S.U. campus on its 125th anniversary, to witness that new Lincoln statue being unveiled.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Take a look at 10 to 15 of the nearly 3,000 Readers' Picks comments on the article and mull them over before answering the following: What do you hope will happen to net neutrality, and why?
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BERLIN, March 24 (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz is ready to mull a post-virus stimulus package, but discussions within the government on the measures are still at "a very early stage", a senior official with knowledge of the talks said on Tuesday.
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Fear of future inabilities of a grisly nature, and a general sense that impatience could correlate with a general kind of sloppiness, or even an inability to smell the proverbial roses, made me mull over patience in a real way that day and later.
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As with any big decision, it is normal for voters to mull who they want to cast their ballots for, and certain voters — perhaps most famously those in New Hampshire — have historically prided themselves on deciding on a candidate at the last possible moment.
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The Sabrina the Teenage Witch alum, 53, welcomed PEOPLE into the bright abode she shares with her 8-year-old "miracle baby," daughter, Ava, and from the whimsical collectibles to the artwork from her former TV flame, Martin Mull, there are plenty of magical moments to enjoy.
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For 45 years — longer if you count his work as an actor — Clint Eastwood has been churning out gruff, efficient movies about gruff, efficient men: low-key stories of strong and silent heroes and antiheroes who do their work, mull their regrets, and live with the consequences.
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As voters mull their decision, Pyongyang is believed to be prepping a sixth nuclear test, and has conducted multiple missile tests, while US President Donald Trump's unpredictable White House has talked of a potential pre-emptive strike that some fear could lead to a second Korean War.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The U.S. government continues to mull over T-Mobile's potential merger with Sprint, that hasn't stopped T-Mobile from giving its most popular phone plan a new name and a few added benefits, but at the expense of a bit more complexity.
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Abry Partners Said to Mull Exit Options for Translation Company | Abry Partners, a buyout firm based in Boston, is considering a sale of Language Line, a translation services company, less than a year after refinancing its debt, Bloomberg News reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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So if you are mourning a breakup, whether you choose to mull it over on your own or talk about it with a friend or therapist, it's probably best to try to keep your thoughts organized rather than cycling through the same painful ideas again and again.
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The cafeteria-style diner offers that cheery sense of community that happens when hungry people collectively mull over steel pans of Thai ginger tofu, vegan lasagna and vegan barbecue (if you're here on a Friday, don't overlook the incredible Mock Crab Cakes, based on hearts of palms).
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Even Pennsylvania registered sex offender Seth Mull, whose 17-year history of sex crimes convictions began as a teen, used Match Group's dating sites; in 2017, PlentyofFish didn't flag his eight-year registry status before matching him with a woman who later accused him of rape.
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Even with decades of data to mull over, and a list of likely factors including better policing, strong income growth, demographic changes and reduced alcohol consumption, researchers at the Brennan Centre for Justice, at New York University, could account for only half of the national reduction in violent crime.
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During its nearly decade-long run, the show had several queer characters, Roseanne (Roseanne Barr) herself kissed a woman on-air in a 1994 episode, and it had one of the first-ever gay weddings on primetime a year later when Leon (Martin Mull) married Scott (Fred Willard).
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Today, as scientists mull using genetics to bring back everything from the long-gone woolly mammoth to the more recently smote heath hen, some have raised an intriguing question: If you raise an animal from extinction, is it really the same animal as the one that went extinct?
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) continue to mull over a White House run.
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South Korea's decision to mull over fresh aid to the North has also caused a rift of concern in neighboring Japan and the United States, according to government officials there, leading Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to bring up the issue during a phone call with Moon last week.
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UniCredit's boss Jean Pierre Mustier is leading talks with the Rome government and European authorities as Italy's biggest banks mull helping Rome bail out Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca to avoid being hit by costly depositor guarantees if European regulators shut them down, sources said on Thursday.
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" He was a writer on the satirical talk show "Fernwood 2-Night" (1977), a spinoff of "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" that starred Martin Mull and Fred Willard, and was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for his writing on a later version of the show, "America 2-Night.
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The commission won't send its final recommendations to Congress until late next year, but Monday's interim report says the US government should invest more in AI research and training, curtail inappropriate Chinese access to US exports and university research, and mull the ethical implications of AI-enhanced national security apparatus.
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Rich NugentRichard (Rich) B. NugentRepublicans mull new punishments for dissident lawmakers Republicans fear retribution for joining immigration revolt Former aide will run to replace lawmaker MORE (R-Fla.) were both kicked off the House Rules Committee, also known as the Speaker's committee, for voting against Boehner for Speaker in 2015.
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In practically every scene, there are moments that involve misunderstandings: glitchy video conference calls, inscrutable comments scrawled on Nevada ballots, nonsensical jokes made by the veteran political adviser Bob Bradley (Martin Mull) and, to bring this back to romance again, the "banking task force" moment that doesn't quite happen for Dan and Amy.
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The EPA had begun to mull reducing the amount of U.S. biofuels fuel companies would have to add to their fuel supply, but the agency backed off a series of proposed changes to the nation's biofuels policy after a massive backlash from corn-state lawmakers worried the moves would undercut ethanol demand.
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I'm more than happy to explain how Once Upon a Time in Hollywood's fantasia of violence is a necessary corrective to the way Hollywood became a little less itself in the immediate wake of the Manson murders, to mull how the movie serves as an invitation for a certain era of moviemaking to never end.
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As you figure out how you feel and where you fall, here are some numbers, details and dynamics to mull: "On average, the party in power has lost 20203 House seats in the midterm elections in the postwar era," wrote Christopher Buskirk in this Op-Ed in The Times just a few days ago.
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