Bernstein, however, did not dismiss the latest controversy as insignificant.
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A military judge will not dismiss the case against Sgt.
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He did not dismiss the investigation or curtail the investigation.
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We should not dismiss the new regime as bumbling amateurs.
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Again, Mr. Abe did not dismiss any of these ministers.
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But I come to praise Harris today, not dismiss her.
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But he did not dismiss the idea of a production freeze.
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Let's not dismiss the efforts of MVP candidate Kris Bryant, though.
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"Do not dismiss [Ocasio-Cortez ] for casting lonely votes," Democratic Rep.
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"Judge Ellis may very well not dismiss the case," diGenova said.
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"Do not dismiss@AOC for casting lonely votes," he wrote on Twitter.
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Dr. Lieberman and Dr. Zink do not dismiss the importance of cooking.
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He did not dismiss the notion of opening a Red Cat elsewhere.
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Chinese officials say they do not dismiss anything as an idle threat.
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The government did not dismiss the idea out of hand, they said.
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The group's deputy director, Debjani Roy, said officers must not dismiss victims' concerns.
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He said American Apparel did not dismiss him for reasons related to harassment.
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That is that he did not dismiss the investigation or curtail the investigation.
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Yet let's not dismiss the effects of a bear market declaration too soon.
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The authors of the new study do not dismiss ethical implications of their work.
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Over the weekend, Trump did not dismiss the idea of talking to Mueller's team.
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Ukraine did not dismiss Iran&aposs explanation that a technical problem caused the crash.
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" The McDonald's CEO did not dismiss the trend, telling CNBC, "I don't think it's faddish.
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Much mocked by those who forecast, or wish, her failure, Trump should not dismiss it.
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These findings do not dismiss the role of nurture; hard work and social background matter.
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If the court does not dismiss her case, he said, it should declare a mistrial.
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Physicians should not dismiss memory and cognitive complaints from high-functioning patients who appear normal.
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But let's not dismiss it as nothing, like you're going to have a tooth pulled.
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But let's not dismiss the everyday ways that you can benefit from this innovation revolution today.
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Still, advocates of free markets and welfare reform should not dismiss the idea out of hand.
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But he did not dismiss Craddock, 24, or Howes, 28, especially given their charmingly cavalier attitudes.
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The original remark is valid to ask about & have a discussion on or clarify - not dismiss.
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On Monday, he again downplayed the prospect of a run, but did not dismiss it entirely.
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Daniels did not dismiss this as a possibility when he confirmed that the project is moving forward.
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" Ruddy did not dismiss the White House communications team's words, but he did call Spicer's statement "bizarre.
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But, alas, she could not dismiss the other side of her soul, that of the basketball lifer.
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He and his bandmates encouraged me to study the history of rock 'n' roll, not dismiss it.
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Fear drives them to secrecy, but we should not dismiss the esoteric dimension of the new atheists.
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But analysts do not dismiss the possibility that domestic workers will stop showing up to oil fields.
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Yet when an opening for dialogue arises, the United States should not dismiss it out of hand.
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But those in the room said Trump did not dismiss the measure and encouraged bipartisan work on immigration.
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Scientists should "keep an open mind" and not dismiss, out of hand, knowledge accumulated at the grassroots level.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska said Wednesday that Republicans should not dismiss the "troubling" nature of the whistleblower complaint.
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"Do not dismiss the strength in tech as merely a second incarnation of the dotcom bubble," Cramer said.
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Mr. Seehofer said that Mr. Maassen was a "highly competent" employee and that he would not dismiss him.
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But if 2016 proved anything, it's that we must not dismiss improbable-sounding electoral outcomes out of hand.
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As stocks fell on Wednesday, Jim Cramer could not dismiss the notion that there is too much of everything.
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But Cole did not dismiss the idea of Jordan running for Speaker or minority leader after the midterm elections.
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We should pay attention to the things she wishes she had done differently, not dismiss them as sour grapes.
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Goldman's economists do not dismiss the risk of a recession, but say some of the major headwinds have dissipated.
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One source Tuesday did not dismiss the idea that the nomination withdrawal was connected to developments in Stone's case.
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"Me too, but let's not dismiss the experiences of all those who are not cold and hungry," replied another girl.
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If the judge does not dismiss the claims, Trump's lawyers are asking the lawsuit be delayed until after his presidency.
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Essebsi denied dynastic manoeuvring, saying his son had the right to practise politics and that he could not dismiss him.
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Essebsi denied dynastic maneuvering, saying his son had the right to practise politics and that he could not dismiss him.
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Decker said he hoped that conservative treatment would prevent him from requiring surgery, though Bowles did not dismiss that possibility.
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That means to me, No. 1, hear the arguments on both sides, and not dismiss the case out of hand.
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Asked about the idea of American troops fighting inside Syria, Mr. Assad did not dismiss it — provided his government approved.
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But they do not dismiss the billionaire out of hand, noting how he has upended assumptions about the race so far.
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The White House did not dismiss Flynn until 18 days after Yates warned that he may be vulnerable to Russian blackmail.
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Helicopters buzzed overhead and armed vehicles patrolled the streets, but the school's principal, Saleh Al Wahidi, did not dismiss his students.
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One of the sources on Tuesday did not dismiss the idea that the withdrawal was connected to the Stone case development.
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They cite Biden's threat to withhold $1 billion in aid to Ukraine if the country's leaders did not dismiss the prosecutor.
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A military judge will not dismiss charges against Bowe Bergdahl despite President Trump's harsh criticism of the Army sergeant during the campaign.
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McCarthy did not dismiss these concerns, but noted that the Army needs the technological know-how that U.S. tech companies can provide.
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His employer was unable to meet the extensive documentary and procedural requirements laid out in the law, so could not dismiss him.
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The state attorney's office never intended to prosecute the children, but could not dismiss the girl's charges until Monday, Ms. Ayala said.
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The quiet crisis hitting America's suburbs is an unusual one, one that most on first blush wouldn't quite believe if not dismiss.
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"The door is open with these firms to look quite seriously at shareholder resolutions and not dismiss it," Walden's Smith told CNBC.
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Although Graham -- who also ran for president in 2016 -- did not dismiss the election results, he said he was concerned about Russia's involvement.
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This does not dismiss the pain of gender confusion or the difficult complexities of how they felt living in bodies not their own.
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But the Sixth Circuit or the Supreme Court may not dismiss litigation based solely on a pending review of the current WOTUS rule.
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Samudio encourages parents to be receptive to their children's suspicions and not dismiss their worries to keep their belief in Santa Claus alive.
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He's spoken more broadly about the need to do a thorough job on the trial: We should hear the case, not dismiss it.
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"You may try to dismiss one of us or two of us, but you can not dismiss a thousand of us," she said.
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A spokeswoman for Mr. Carranza called the remark "unacceptable" but said the chancellor would not dismiss Ms. Cody, citing the independence of parent councils.
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Photo courtesy As a lawyer, Dave's dad sometimes tagged along on sales pitches so stores would not dismiss the teen entrepreneur out of hand.
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President Hassan Rouhani did not dismiss the idea that a meeting with the American leader was entirely possible — under conditions set by the Iranians.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE on Wednesday night did not dismiss rumors he will run for president in 85033.
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At a recent business meeting, he pressed Mr. Trump for a tax on carbon fuels, something the president did not dismiss out of hand.
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Risk professionals at financial firms should not dismiss the chance it offers to assess the state of the art in cyber space's dark side.
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A judge in New York on Thursday did not dismiss criminal charges against Harvey Weinstein in his rape and sexual assault cases involving three women.
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In his remarks, Powell said he did not dismiss the risks as the Fed, the European Central Bank and other major central banks raise rates.
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MR. DIAGNE We should not dismiss the idea that the colonial space was also a space of transaction, though that would probably be the exception.
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He once publicly threatened to withhold $1 billion in United States loan guarantees if Ukraine's leaders did not dismiss a prosecutor accused of ignoring corruption.
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Yet this statement in January dismayed some US officials who had long accepted the need to encourage talks and not dismiss them out of hand.
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Yes, it will likely end up in another stalemate, but Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, among other Iranian officials, should not dismiss Trump's words as empty offers.
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Pelosi did not dismiss the idea of single-payer out of hand in the Rolling Stone interview, which was conducted in January but published this week.
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However, it now turns out that Mueller not only did not dismiss the obstruction allegations but was unable to reach a conclusion on possible criminal violations.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu set out the Israeli position clearly last week in remarks following Hamdallah's visit to Gaza, but did not dismiss the reconciliation efforts outright.
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Finally, Israel should also think strategically about its long-term relationship with Hamas and not dismiss the long-term ceasefire proposed by the organization only last week.
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While, for now, only those with dementia may imagine such a robot to be "real" in some way, younger people should not dismiss that reaction too quickly.
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Walsh urged that Republicans must not "dismiss" a blue wave that's forming ahead of the November midterm elections, cautioning that the party will lose if they do.
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LHP Madison Bumgarner could be used as a DH on days he does not pitch, said manager Bruce Bochy, who did not dismiss the idea out of hand.
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"Security police are working intensively to assess received information, and it is of such a nature that our judgement is that we can not dismiss it," she said.
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"Security police are working intensively to assess received information, and it is of such a nature that our judgment is that we can not dismiss it," she said.
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Kelly did not dismiss the Do Not Track legislation as having potential to find friends on Capitol Hill, but he insisted it's not the legislation all consumers want.
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During the questioning, Azar did not dismiss the possibility of allowing Medicare, the government health program for the elderly, to negotiate drug prices, a favored proposal among Democrats.
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He does not dismiss the attack's economic impact as comprehensively as some have done, even if it did not have the decisive effect that had been hoped for.
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A New York State Supreme Court justice sided with WeWork on dismissing some of her claims last month but did not dismiss her main sexual harassment and retaliation claims.
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"We would not dismiss anyone as 'too urban' and we would not turn anyone away based on the basis of their ethnicity, sexuality, or any other characteristic," they said.
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One Vatican source with knowledge of the Vatican proceedings said it would be stunning if the pope did not dismiss McCarrick from the clergy, a process known as "laicization".
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McGill urged the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to not dismiss various appeals by Argentina that, while pending, prevented U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa from lifting the injunctions.
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Progressives should not dismiss the Cassidy-Sinema plan simply because they prefer more ambitious legislation that would fund paid leave benefits with a new payroll tax on all workers.
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Hate crime charge could be forthcoming Jay Boyarsky, the Santa Clara County chief assistant district attorney, did not dismiss the possibility of officially considering the incident as a hate crime.
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Arena, who also coached the national team from 1998 to 2006, did not dismiss the notion of advanced analytics outright on Tuesday, but he did question their validity in soccer.
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Judge Caproni said she was "not inclined" to grant the government's request but did not dismiss it outright, saying she would decide the matter when the trial resumes on Tuesday.
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We should not dismiss criticism of Ukraine's progress, but it is important to also take into account the context in which reforms are being undertaken and the dangerous regional neighborhood.
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As stocks fell on Wednesday, Cramer could not dismiss the notion that there is too much of everything—too many stores, trucking companies, airlines, banks and oil companies among many others.
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"The bond market may have got it wrong this time, but we would not dismiss the latest recession signals on grounds of distortions," said Simon MacAdam, global economist at Capital Economics.
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If the Army appeals court does not dismiss the charges, Fidell said he was prepared to bring the case to the higher United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces.
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Investors and Dutch regulators have said they expect the Dutch insurance industry to consolidate, and Delta Lloyd's statement on Friday did not dismiss the possibility of a merger out of hand.
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Mueller probe -- Last year, Trump did not dismiss the idea of a meeting with Russia's President -- an idea raised by Trump's former campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, a source said.
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Michael Baer, a Justice Department lawyer representing Mr. Trump, did not dismiss the muting suggestion outright, but insisted that the president was well within his rights to block whomever he pleased.
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We should admire — not dismiss — the quality on display at this Women's World Cup as well as the excellence of women in basketball, cricket, volleyball, track and field and much more.
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Classically liberal education does not dismiss individuals' experiences, religious or otherwise, but rather seeks to avoid the moral and intellectual evils that result from failing to consider the experiences of others.
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Only Djokovic knows deep inside if he still has the desire, and after the defeat on Wednesday, he did not dismiss the notion of taking an extended break from the game.
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"We dare not ignore, we dare not dismiss and we absolutely dare not attack those voices in the Democratic Party focusing on keeping those seats in the right hands," Buttigieg said.
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Asked whether that was what Ankara was demanding beyond extra funds to deal with refugees, Borrell did not dismiss the question, but said it was not for the EU to decide.
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And although he did not count it as one of his primary objectives, the 31-year-old did not dismiss the possibility of one day surpassing Federer's grand slam haul of 19 titles.
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But the failure to hold white men accountable does not dismiss Cosby's convictions or render him guiltless, and supporting that logic contributes to the idea that rape victims don't deserve belief or justice.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska, who is on the Senate Intelligence Committee and viewed the whistleblower complaint, said Wednesday that lawmakers in his party should not dismiss the "troubling" nature of the whistleblower complaint.
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Andreas Nordbrandt, president of Swedish manufacturer Atlas Copco's Underground Rock Excavation division, which makes devices that drill tunnels by blasting through rock, said the industry must remain "humble" and not dismiss Musk's ambitions.
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Top White House officials and Senate Republicans agreed last month that the chamber should conduct a full trial and not dismiss out of hand impeachment articles if they are approved by the House.
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So perhaps instead of just demonizing the violence, it might be more useful for political leaders to heed the root causes — and not dismiss the complaints of largely ignored, downtrodden communities in the future.
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"I do not dismiss the prospective risks emanating from global policy normalization," he said in remarks prepared for delivery to a policy conference sponsored by the International Monetary Fund and the Swiss National Bank.
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We would not dismiss anyone as 'too urban' and we would not turn anyone away on the basis of their ethnicity, sexuality or any other characteristic - other than those expressed in our door policy.
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In the 28th District, while Ellis did not dismiss the case entirely on Friday, he said he would have to hear "much more than I've seen" in order to justify ordering a new election.
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Although Mr. Rosenstein has cautiously avoided any statement more definitive than insisting he would not dismiss the special counsel except for good cause, he has added that he does not anticipate such a scenario.
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But in a conversation with Recode in early December, Naspers Classifieds CEO Martin Scheepbouwer would not dismiss a hypothetical merger with OfferUp, noting a long list of countries where Naspers Classifieds' companies have executed them successfully.
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"We dare not ignore, we dare not dismiss and we dare not attack those voices in the Democratic Party focused on keeping those seats in the right hands," he added of House Democrats in swing districts.
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Trump diminishes, but does not dismiss, Bannon Bannon was dumped from the National Security Council last week in a move that was seen as a triumph for officials who represent a more traditional, globalist foreign policy worldview.
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Peabody Energy Corp can not dismiss more than $1 billion in claims related to hazardous waste at Superfund sites, according to the U.S. government, states and Native American tribes seeking to recover money from the bankrupt coal producer.
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Washington (CNN)Candidate Donald Trump did not dismiss the idea of arranging a meeting with Russia's president when it was suggested in a meeting with his campaign foreign policy advisers last year, according to a person in the room.
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"This guy has been the ace of our staff the last three years, and I don't think you just forget how to pitch," said Manager Joe Girardi, who did not dismiss the possibility that Tanaka would skip a start.
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WASHINGTON — In a victory for class-action plaintiffs, the Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled by a 133-to-3 vote that courts may not dismiss lawsuits simply because a defendant has offered to give the lead plaintiff everything he sought.
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"It is important that the country's political leaders do not dismiss people's desire for freedom, rule of law and democracy and do not undermine the progress that has been hard fought for, particularly in light of the upcoming elections," Voule said.
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While some money funds do not dismiss the possibility that further cuts could prompt a resurgence in outflows, their experience of negative rates has given them confidence that investors always want instant access to electronic cash, even at heavy cost.
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Part of that effort, during a trip to Kiev in March 2016, was threatening to withhold $1 billion in U.S. loan guarantees if Ukraine's leaders did not dismiss the country's top prosecutor, who had been accused of being soft on corruption.
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But in the hours before he took off on Thursday for Tehran, Mr. Rouhani, sounding pensive, did not dismiss the idea that, sometime and someplace, a meeting with an American president was entirely possible — under conditions set by the Iranians.
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Though Patrick Jr.'s assistant coaching position would be eliminated because of an anti-nepotism policy, the young Mourning could not dismiss the chance to play under the senior Ewing, who is actually listed in Trey's smartphone as Uncle Patrick.
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"We are obviously disappointed that the court did not dismiss the indictment, but Judge (James) Burke has ruled, and we intend to continue to vigorously defend this case to the best of our ability," Weinstein's attorney, Ben Brafman, said outside the Manhattan courthouse.
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But with so many questions about the Yankees' starting rotation, and with the way Kaprielian has pitched when healthy, General Manager Brian Cashman did not dismiss the possibility that he could make it to the major leagues at some point next year.
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The Southern Transitional Council, comprising senior political figures allied to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), announced last Sunday it planned to oust the government of Ahmed bin Daghr over allegations of corruption and mismanagement if Hadi did not dismiss it within a week.
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"It's important for healthcare providers to simply appreciate that this can be a very devastating experience for your patient and to not dismiss and minimize it and to recognize it as the woman does - as this kind of a life event," Greene said.
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A federal judge said Friday that he would not dismiss the charges against former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort in Virginia based on allegations that prosecutors leaked grand jury information, knocking out one of Manafort's last hopes at dismissal less than a month from trial.
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" To be sure, he did not dismiss "external influence" entirely, but said, "I would not ascribe too much influence on the Iranian processes to Washington — right now it [Washington] is not in the right 'condition,' and Iran is not so open for external influence.
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The CDC should issue a public statement similar to the one published by the CPSBC clarifying that physicians should not dismiss patients or deny them access to pain care because they are on opioids, even if the dose they need is above 90 mg MME.
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Bissett, the Coal Association president, made clear to me that he did not dismiss the emissions concerns about coal; what bothers him is what he sees as Obama's and the E.P.A.'s refusal to seek a reasonable balance between the economy and the environment.
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But Daphne Miller, a professor at the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, who wrote the study's accompanying commentary, cautions researchers to not dismiss the increased popularity of gluten-free diets as nothing more than a wildly successful marketing trend.
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They have also pointed out that while the police were quick to seek a special prosecutor to investigate Mr. Tisaby, they were slower to investigate Ms. Gardner's claim, filed last year, that several of Mr. Greitens's lawyers had threatened her if she did not dismiss his indictment.
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The president has often been vague about the specifics of his allegations, but one detail that he and his allies have repeatedly cited is the former vice president's threatening to withhold $1 billion in United States loan guarantees if Ukraine's leaders did not dismiss the prosecutor.
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They do not dismiss the idea that the reparations played a role, particularly after Brüning, in his role as chancellor, publicly denounced the reparations system in 28, which led international capital markets to worry that Germany wouldn't repay its debts, and made it harder for the country to borrow.
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On Sunday morning, the UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock did not dismiss reports that the government was considering the option of martial law in the event of a no deal, with the prospect of the army on Britain's streets to quell any rioting, sparked by possible food and medicine shortages.
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"Clinicians should not dismiss patients from care based on a urine drug test result because this could constitute patient abandonment and could have adverse consequences for patient safety, potentially including the patient obtaining opioids from alternative sources and the clinician missing opportunities to facilitate treatment for substance use disorder," the CDC guidelines reads.
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That public fear is powerful material for the health industry to work with, but it also exists on its own terms: Americans don't much trust the government, they don't like to pay taxes, and many reformers believe that for a plan to pass, it has to make concessions to those fears, not dismiss them.
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In a filing on Sunday to Judge David J. Cowan of Los Angeles County Superior Court, lawyers for the woman, Manuela Herzer, argued that the court should hear all of the evidence and not dismiss the case, as the judge indicated he might do on Friday after he heard videotaped testimony from Mr. Redstone, a 92-year-old billionaire.
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And one of his most memorable performances came on a trip to Kiev in March 2016, when he threatened to withhold $1 billion in United States loan guarantees if Ukraine's leaders did not dismiss the country's top prosecutor, who had been accused of turning a blind eye to corruption in his own office and among the political elite.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayObama, Bush among those paying tribute to Cokie Roberts: 'A trailblazing figure' Journalists, political heavyweights pay respects to Cokie Roberts: 'A pioneer for so many' Iran's supreme leader rules out talks with US at all levels MORE earlier Thursday did not dismiss the possibility of the president tapping Pompeo for the role.
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Here's more on why enterprise startups should not dismiss services so quickly, particularly in pre-chasm markets… Now comes the hard part… How do you know when you have the just-right amount or timing of services, or that it's an albatross around your company's neck dragging down your unit economics and preventing you from scaling the business as you grow?
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during Wednesday's press briefing that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE did not dismiss the possibility and that he would "meet with his team" about it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Friday did not dismiss the idea of pardoning former national security adviser Michael Flynn after he pleaded guilty earlier this month to lying to the FBI about conversations with Russia's ambassador to the US. Asked whether he would consider a pardon for Flynn, Trump told reporters on the White House South Lawn Friday morning that he is not yet ready to talk about pardons.
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Her comments followed a tense White House briefing earlier in the day where the administration did not dismiss Russia's proposal to provide access for special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE to the interrogation of 12 Russian intelligence officers charged with interfering in the U.S. election in exchange for access to question some Americans.
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