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The government was supposed to nod through the choice in December.
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And now that members pick the leader, it seems odd simply to nod through any old MP without comment.
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The Commission can nod through the deal with or without concessions or open a four-month investigation if it has serious concerns.
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Without such judicial discretion, agency bureaucrats will continue to exploit ambiguous statutes to expand their power—and courts will continue to nod through those power grabs.
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While God of War presents an entirely unique take on Norse myth, it does look like the developers did give Marvel a nod through a secret hidden reference.
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In May Sabine Lautenschläger, Ms Nouy's deputy, told banks considering relocating to the euro area that the ECB would not simply nod through internal models approved by the PRA.
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Though some sectors of American business, including retailers and commodity exporters, enjoyed a bumper 2017 in China, the days when boardrooms would nod through anything resembling a bold China strategy are over.
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In August 2008, the band recorded a live album, Live Ride, from a performance at 12th and Porter in Nashville. The night featured two sets with nearly 30 songs, both new material and Melodica's. The release of Live Ride was a precursor to more festival appearances, such as The Hangout Music and Arts Festival (Gulf Shores, Alabama) in 2010 and 2011, Wakarusa in Ozark, Arkansas in 2011, as well as a nationwide tour in 2010 that took the band from Maine to California. The group won the inaugural Music City Mayhem Contest for "Common Ground", which awarded them several songs in brief rotation on Nashville's WRLT Lightning 100.1 FM. Their Hangout Fest performance in 2010 gained them a Best New Jam nod through JamBase.
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Sir Greville was introduced in the final episode of series 2, portrayed as a corrupt Cabinet Minister who recruited an unwitting Piers as Junior Minister for Housing in order to 'nod through' some of his shadier housing projects. Sir Greville had his first dealings with B'Stard in this episode who implied he would expose him unless he agreed a similar arrangement for B'Stard, and thus became a suspect for the audience in Alan's shooting at the episode's climax. By the time of Alan's 'Miraculous recovery', Sir Greville had been promoted by Thatcher to Minister for Law and Order and negotiated with Alan for the return of the gallows (earning himself a finder's fee of £50,000). Sir Greville found it particularly amusing when B'Stard was sentenced to death and in fact spent the night of Alan's planned execution with the condemned man's wife.
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