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But on November 27th the parliament nodded through Ms von der Leyen's commission by 461 votes to 157.
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The third annual review of the EU-US Privacy Shield data transfer mechanism has once again been nodded through by Europe's executive.
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It nodded through the nine documents presented to it this year, including not just the budget and prime minister's report to the nation, but a new five-year plan.
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All this had been nodded through by members in June—including Italy, which, with its huge public debt and sluggish economy, looks the most likely customer for a future bail-out.
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A rifled cross from Pugh, nodded through by McDonald to Press, who turns a stiff header in at the far post, only to see Endler reach behind her to push it aside.
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Former Conservative Attorney General Dominic Grieve and former Labour Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett have tabled amendments to routine finance legislation – dubbed estimates - that was set to be nodded through on Tuesday July 2.
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Former Conservative Attorney General Dominic Grieve and former Labour Foreign Secretary Margaret Beckett have tabled an amendment to routine finance legislation – dubbed estimates - that was set to be nodded through early next week.
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I watched her during the Democratic primaries in 2008 as she greeted a crowd of voters in Charleston, W.Va. One woman described to Clinton a litany of her life's struggles in the space of a few seconds (her husband's diabetes, their lack of health insurance); the candidate nodded through squinted eyes, signed an autograph on a napkin and hugged the woman, who walked away in tears.
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