The fact is that Michigan though has not fixed it.
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"I would say that our market's not fixed," Gottsch said.
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His place in this changing, dangerous world is not fixed.
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The number was high because the defects were not fixed.
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Briefly, I am reminded that the collection is not fixed.
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The interest rate on a Heloc is adjustable, not fixed.
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Because I do think that this problem is not fixed.
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However, the positions of the stars are not fixed in time.
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Contrary to what the textbooks say, real preferences are not fixed.
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Well, I love the idea that it's not fixed in time.
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His expression is not fixed, but it doesn't vary a lot.
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The meanings of Martínez Celaya's images are not fixed or immediately clear.
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All these problems can be minimized, if not fixed, with a conversation.
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Norms, after all, are not fixed; what's "socially appropriate" differs by culture.
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Einstein theorized that time is not fixed, well that both time and space are not fixed, instead they are malleable and will vary depending on the effects of gravity and motion—and time dilation is proof of that theory.
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Dividend yields are not fixed, and they can and do fall — often dramatically.
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This means that if the issue is not fixed, model projections could suffer.
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Scientists mostly agree that sexual identity is multifarious, not binary; fungible, not fixed.
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First, intelligence is not fixed: slow starters can catch up, at least a bit.
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Still, there is plenty that has not been learned, or learned but not fixed.
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And Trump has said he may cancel the deal if it is not fixed.
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Two years after the report was completed, officials still have not fixed the problems.
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I am DISGUSTED and will be canceling my service if this is not fixed ASAP.
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They're not fixed, so we do have to be careful for that kind of stuff.
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"That list is not fixed," he told an audience at a Washington conference on Monday.
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It's a world in which names and identities are not fixed and are easily lost.
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Here's the flaw in the logic: Broadly speaking, "sick" and "healthy" are not fixed qualities.
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Unlike auto or steel, the key assets of the knowledge-based industries are not fixed.
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GHOSN: I WAS ARRESTED FOR A COMPENSATION THAT WAS NOT FIXED, NOT DECIDED, NOT PAID
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But all that could be at risk if this controversy is not fixed — and quickly.
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And while its biggest issue — user abuse — seems to be improving, it's certainly not fixed.
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It's worth noting that, for all her progress, our heroine is not fixed, so to speak.
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Personality traits are not fixed, and now the big question is how perception changes with personality.
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It's not fixed now, but things are lining up and maybe we can make some progress.
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Gibb reiterated that Lufax was ready to go public, but had not fixed a time frame.
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"The best sculptures in history are not fixed at a particular moment in time," she said.
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Historical understanding is not fixed; it is constantly being adjusted by new scholarship and new voices.
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If your music is not fixed in a tangible medium (recorded, written down, etc.), it's not protected.
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Crucially, the wiring is not fixed in advance, but adapts in a process of trial and error.
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The clairvoyance business has also been able to thrive because fate is not fixed in Korean cosmology.
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The regulation came into force on May 25 — and the javascript vulnerability was not fixed until June.
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For larger issues not fixed by this type of soft reset, a factory reset may be required.
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For many pieces, the instrumentation was not fixed, which offered an open invitation to adapt existing scores.
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The technical problems took up most of the trading day and were not fixed before the close.
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A person's gender identity is not fixed—it can vary depending upon the person's current subjective impressions.
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And their worldviews and political orientations are not fixed as firmly as they will be later on.
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These buttons are not fixed, it seems, and scoot closer together or further apart, depending on what's tapped.
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"We know memory is not fixed, like your shoe size, it's something that you can grow," says Kwik.
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"The problems of Turkey are not fixed," said Cristian Maggio, head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities.
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The source said PCP has offered different payment structures, meaning that the value of the bid was not fixed.
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The draft Senate bill contains a fatal flaw that, if not fixed, could set progress back a quarter century.
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The place of guns in American life is not fixed—which is why the NRA fights every proposed curb.
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Whatever your reasons are for not seeking deeper pleasure, just know that your relationship to sex is not fixed.
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It said on Tuesday nursing home workers made repeated calls to FP&L, which had not fixed the transformer.
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"It's not fixed but we need a clear, objective guarantee," said a source familiar with the Japanese government's stance.
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The Pokémon would appear to float awkwardly above your surroundings — not fixed to any particular place in the room.
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"The other thing that I would love for students to get is that their intelligence is not fixed," says Thille.
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Victim and perpetrator are contextual positions, after all, not fixed and eternal roles assigned to particular individuals (or gender identities).
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Mr. Ghosn's lawyers have argued that the deferred amounts were not fixed commitments and did not need to be disclosed.
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While there was an initial surge of interest by carriers in the market, the law has not fixed the problem.
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"The Obstructionist Democrats have given us (or not fixed) some of the worst trade deals in World History," Trump tweeted.
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Trump has poked and prodded the limits of acceptability, and he has found them to be not fixed, but flexible.
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Thus the company announced another build, 17134, which should address the BSODs and other issues not fixed by the aforementioned update.
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Again, that's not fixed in stone, we'll watch how the economy behaves, we are prepared to respond if things transpire differently.
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Taking risks and entering a discursive space where meaning is not fixed, she said, is where play and discovery can begin.
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He told Reuters in March he has not fixed a date but would keep his promise to hand power to Anwar.
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In 2014, when the team started its work, it says that bugs were sometimes not fixed six months after being discovered.
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Officials noted that Mr. Spencer said in January that Mr. Trump should "fire me" if it was not fixed by summer.
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It's not fixed, and a lot of these families have not been reunited, but they had to retreat from the policy.
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He reported the vulnerabilities to the center, but several were not fixed as of this March, so he went to the media.
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Most of the emissions come from malfunctioning well pads that are not fixed because the leaks are not detected, the study said.
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Neither of them will take responsibility for a situation that, if not fixed, will cripple the city and eventually the state economy.
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"We have not fixed the exchange rate and we will not fix it," Central Bank Governor John Mangudya told a parliamentary committee.
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He pledged to resign after six months if he had not fixed the drug problem, but later backed away from that promise.
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Since the federal minimum wage is not fixed to inflation, the buying power of a minimum wage paycheck has been dramatically falling.
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His success in a sport that was not fixed struck a blow for wrestlers as legitimate athletes, not merely bulked up showmen.
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However, Thet Swe said, the plan was "not fixed" and would be subject to changes due to the weather and security concerns.
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Every viewer deserves a reasonable expectation that outcomes are not fixed and that there exists a level playing field for all contestants.
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When calculating equity gains it was assumed that homebuyers had taken fixed-rate, 30-year mortgages, not fixed-rate 20-year mortgages.
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"Many things will change in the future because Trump's decisions are not fixed, and he is every day with a different opinion."
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In creating the policy in the first place, the platform has essentially gone against its fundamental democratic motto: "Broadcast Yourself." still not fixed.
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Then again, maybe you didn't know zodiac signs also have their own specific gems — and you're actually not fixed to just one stone.
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JOHN CARLIN: We've been hearing for over a decade that the password/username is a dumb system for security and it's not fixed.
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The blogosphere has started doing this, and already there is reason to believe a number of the matches flagged by BuzzFeed were not fixed.
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It has tarmac and hangars appear large enough to house various types of helicopters, but not fixed-winged aircraft like drones or fighter jets.
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" McMaster acknowledged there was "real debate" about adding Chad to the list, but said at a Washington conference that the list is "not fixed.
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Therefore, in becoming Uber's new CEO, Khosrowshahi aims to IPO within 18-36 months although he said that the time period is not fixed.
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A year later, in June 2010, he realized that Cisco had not fixed the flaw and he could still hack into the surveillance system.
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The issue had initially been identified a decade ago, prompting the group to complain that even when issues are detected, they are not fixed.
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Whether or not someone falls into these categories "is not fixed," said Matthew Axelrod, a former Justice Department official and a lawyer at Linklaters.
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The definition of what constitutes real war is not fixed—it wasn't too long ago that snipers were considered cowards by foot soldiers, for example.
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"The idea behind the clinic is it's not fixed to one permanent location," said Erizku, who counts Marcel Duchamp, the gallery's namesake, as an influence.
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"The fact that the opera went through so much revision gave us license to say, 'You know, the music is not fixed,' " Mr. Schlosberg said.
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Feelings are not fixed things; they morph in different lights and with different moods, and they're eroded, strengthened, and worn again by the passage of time.
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The diesel offset fund could rise if VW has not fixed or bought back 226 percent of the vehicles by mid-218.2, the first sources said.
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If a rich man has a Lamborghini, that does not mean that a poor man has to walk, for the supply of cars is not fixed.
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PUB said it would terminate the water purchase agreement (WPA) and take control of the plant if the defaults were not fixed within the notice period.
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She had been scheduled for her spay and I went ahead and went through with it because she was a year old and still not fixed.
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Such interactions include people on seats not fixed to the floor, who intentionally sit less than one meter from another seated individual in a public place.
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For the average person, ovulation occurs around day 14 of the menstrual cycle, but "the day of ovulation is flexible and not fixed in time," she says.
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"If it at all looked janky or not fixed or not done, [Bruner] would say no to it," says one source with direct knowledge of the process.
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Any DNA damage to a fertilised egg which is not fixed properly will affect the entire organism, so embryos have an evolutionary incentive to get things right.
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Li Yunfei, BYD's deputy general manager for branding and public relations, said its passenger car plan was not fixed as entering the U.S. was a complicated process.
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This clearly shows that the 'distance' between the slices is a sliding scale and not fixed — they grow and shrink along with the scale of the shot.
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And I thought about another truth I held on to, which is that people are not fixed — that we're not doomed to keep repeating the same mistakes.
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This was not fixed overnight in the late 20th century; on some metrics, like measures of school segregation, the United States has actually gone backward of late.
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Wallach, who conducted an extensive review of the systems for California and published the report with colleagues, says Hart has not fixed the problems in the intervening years.
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Renzi originally said the referendum would be held in October, but with uncertainty over the outcome growing, the government is hesitating and has still not fixed a date.
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The rule called for mine operators to examine new sites before sending miners to work and alert the workers to dangers if hazardous conditions are not fixed promptly.
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And while Jeet Kune Do was the culmination of over a decade of Bruce's research and application, it was not fixed in structure, but intended for constant evolution.
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The benchmark overnight interbank lending rate fell to zero percent but not to negative levels partly because some banks have not fixed their system to deal with negative rates.
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If after two years, the banks have not fixed the deficiencies that the regulators identified, the regulators can require the banks to take steps that would make them smaller.
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In similar cases in the past, Israel has argued that the communities are not fixed, that the Bedouin are effectively occupying unused land and residing temporarily in the caves.
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Ms. Headley had taken that Friday off work after the owner of her son's day care told her Damone could not return if the payment issue was not fixed.
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Teachers are taught to convey to students that intelligence is not fixed, but built through hard work, and to talk about each student's value and belonging in the classroom.
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Larger solutions are needed, lest the multiplying red bubbles on our devices pass the point of no return and truly become the new spam: something to be eradicated, not fixed.
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Posting on his personal Instagram account, the legendary artist - responsible for songs such as "Gin and Juice" - threatened to switch to rival Sony Playstation if the servers were not fixed.
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The Papio‐Missouri River Natural Resources District (P‐MR NRD) has been notified by FEMA, that if the levee is not fixed by 2017, the levee will be de‐certified.
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"It's not fixed yet ... but it's a huge step forward after this giant leap backwards," Clooney last Friday told the show's host Ellen DeGeneres, who also publicly backed the boycott.
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ON JANUARY 12th President Donald Trump declared that if the "disastrous flaws" in the nuclear deal with Iran are not fixed within 120 days, he will pull America out of it.
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Generally speaking, zero day attacks can be much more effective at successfully hacking phones or computers because the company does not know about the vulnerability and thus has not fixed it.
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Senators Tom Udall (D-NM) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) have introduced legislation to provide tribes direct access to the national stockpile, but so far Congress has not fixed the problem.
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White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster acknowledged the "real debate" about adding Chad to the list, while adding that the list is "not fixed" at a Washington conference on Monday.
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Also, many contracts are essentially open time & materials, not fixed price and duration, which creates an incentive to turn molehills into mountains, as they never want to end the money train.
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According to the suit, the ocean liner had been in dry dock for sewage system problems, which were not fixed, because Jillanne says there was still lots of s*** on the ship.
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"Many contracts are essentially open time & materials, not fixed price and duration, which creates an incentive to turn molehills into mountains, as they never want to end the money train," he wrote.
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The president has, if not fixed intellectual differences with Mr Bannon, different predilections, including his slavish regard for the military and business elites now stocking his cabinet, whom his former adviser derides.
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On the other hand, and with other issues, his convictions are not fixed at all, but ephemeral and fleeting, changing from moment to moment, like the pattern of fog on a glass.
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In the interim, the bank can go ahead with its plan to repurchase up to $1.85 billion worth of stock, but the Fed can still object if the problems are not fixed.
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Google told him that it wasn't an actual bug because incognito mode isn't supposed to provide for privacy among users of the same machine, while Nvidia had acknowledged the bug but not fixed it.
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One of the many revelations in the past couple of years is that much of what we take for granted in our political system is the product of informal norms and not fixed laws.
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In the 1970s critics of Keynesian economic models had argued that important macroeconomic relationships, such as that between unemployment and inflation, were not fixed but would change as people observed and adjusted to government policy.
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U.S. health inspectors found serious deficiencies at Theranos' northern California laboratory that, if not fixed, could see the lab suspended from the Medicare program, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Don Christensen, president of Protect Our Defenders, said the report, coupled with the Marines photo scandal, show commanders have not fixed the issue of sexual assault and harassment in the military despite years of promises.
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"This analysis makes it crystal clear that breast cancer is not fixed and more funds are now urgently needed to save more lives," stated Samia al Qadhi, Chief Executive of the charity Breast Cancer Care.
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Most publicly traded U.S. companies allow shareholders to cast advisory votes on the compensation of their highest executives, known as a 'say on pay' vote, but the frequency of such a ballot is not fixed.
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But when Trump met Netanyahu in Washington in February, he said he was not fixed on two states saying, "I'm looking at two-state and one-state, and I like the one that both parties like".
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Satellite positioning systems – such as GPS, the Russian GLONASS, the European Union's Galileo and China's BeiDou – give coordinates based on a datum that is not fixed to any continent, but rather the average of all continents.
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Democrats appear to have successfully defended Obamacare, but they have not fixed any of its problems, and its persistent political vulnerability has led to a loss of faith in the form of policy compromise it represented.
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"Unfortunately this problem is not fixed yet and if we go to elections based on those fake ID numbers and fake voters, that means the results of the coming elections will not be transparent," he said.
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But when he met Netanyahu in Washington in February, Trump said he was not fixed on two states saying, "I'm looking at two-state and one-state, and I like the one that both parties like".
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Consider these examples from three recent studies: • A cohort of sixth-grade students was taught, in eight lessons, that intelligence is malleable, not fixed, and that the brain is a muscle that grows stronger with effort.
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"If not fixed, the problem can become the main obstacle for economic growth," said Hector Garza of international law firm Ritch Mueller who has advised the current government in developing the legal framework for this process.
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The new date is not fixed in stone: If the first trial was any indication, the coming months will be filled with motions and countermotions as Mr. Cosby's lawyers and the prosecution vie for an edge.
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" Melissa Chinchilla, Postdoctoral Fellow at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, noted that the issue is not fixed solely by getting people into housing, "People need a lot of support in getting integrated into the community afterwards.
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"In a regular country, wealth should be concentrated in the financial markets, not fixed assets," said Renmin University of China Vice President Wu Xiaoqiu at a media interview at the Boao Forum in the province of Hainan.
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While the effort has worked fairly well so far — rates rose last week, though not nearly as much as in mid-September — finance professionals fear that the market problems are not fixed and funding issues can happen again.
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Lexington County's sheriff, Jay Koon, said that a jail clerk had entered incorrect information for Mr. Roof's February 2015 drug arrest, and that while the mistake was noticed within days, it was not fixed in a state database.
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On Wednesday, Samsung said sales of its latest flagship smartphone were out-stripping supply, but second-half profits could still take a hit if production shortfalls are not fixed and a recovery in components demand fails to eventuate.
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Volkswagen has not fixed any of the 1.2 million cars in Britain affected by the diesel emissions scandal, a British transport minister said on Monday, despite the company having said it had begun software modifications to some models.
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Jaresko said it was safe to say approximately $35 billion to $45 billion has been appropriated for relief and rebuilding, including earmarks from the U.S. Congress and money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which is not fixed.
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Volkswagen AG has not fixed any of the 1.2 million cars in Britain affected by the diesel emissions scandal, a British transport minister said on Monday, despite the company having said it had begun software modifications to some models.
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If not fixed, it could have been the worst choke job in Braves history since they went 9-18 in September 2011 and missed the playoffs after having an 213 1/2 game lead in the NL wild card.
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Trump has described peace between Israelis and Palestinians as "the ultimate deal" - and added a new wrinkle last February by saying he was not fixed on two states co-existing side by side as a solution to their dispute.
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In 2017, the FBI investigated a data breach at Kennesaw State University's Center for Election Systems that exposed the data of close to 7 million voters; the breach was not fixed until six months after it was first reported.
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In Minnesota, farmer Kirby Hettver said he will start committing grain he will harvest this autumn to a local co-op, instead of to Cargill, if the tax issue is not fixed by the time he starts planting crops in April.
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Indicated unchanged Volkswagen has not fixed any of the 20.6 million cars in Britain affected by the diesel emissions scandal, a British transport minister said on Monday, despite the company having said it had begun software modifications to some models.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The time of the U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan is not fixed yet and negotiations on the issue are in progress, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, the head of the Taliban delegation to peace talks on Moscow, said on Wednesday.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's historic March visit to Cuba has not fixed all of the thorny issues between the two countries, but it did spark hope among Havana residents that closer ties with the United States will improve their lives.
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For months, systems administrators have been racing to patch their Windows systems against BlueKeep, a critical vulnerability in Microsoft's Remote Desktop Protocol that could enable a global, internet-chewing worm if not fixed across hundreds of thousands of vulnerable computers.
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It's still the same company — its user base is still not really growing, nor is year-over-year revenue; it hasn't launched any major new products, and while it's biggest problem, user abuse, seems to be improving, it's certainly not fixed.
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" The understanding that it could have worked out differently, that humans might never have come to be, "made life seem all the more precious and a wonderful, ongoing adventure … not fixed or predetermined, but always susceptible to change and new experience.
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Dr. Jacobs objected to the demand and was told that the political appointees at NOAA would be fired if the situation were not fixed, according to the three individuals, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the episode.
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The United States has been lobbying for months for Iran to be held accountable at the United Nations, while at the same time threatening to quit a 2015 deal among world powers to curb Iran's nuclear program if "disastrous flaws" are not fixed.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany will consult with Britain and France on how to proceed in implementing a nuclear deal with Iran, a foreign ministry spokeswoman said, after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to withdraw from the pact if some "flaws" are not fixed.
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The Trump administration has for months been lobbying for Iran to be held accountable at the United Nations, while at the same time threatening to quit a 2015 deal among world powers to curb Iran's nuclear program if "disastrous flaws" are not fixed.
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But the supply of jobs is not fixed, and more skilled, entrepreneurial workers create more jobs — that's why education is good for economies, and why workers with in-demand skills flock to the places with the most other workers with in-demand skills.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has been lobbying for months for Iran to be held accountable at the United Nations, while at the same time threatening to quit a 2015 deal among world powers to curb Iran's nuclear program if "disastrous flaws" are not fixed.
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The courts' effort to loosen voter ID laws "in practice so far has not fixed problems for voters facing special burdens to produce identification," Richard L. Hasen, a University of California, Irvine, law professor and elections expert, wrote in The Wisconsin Law Review last month.
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The problem was not fixed before Uber launched its service two days later, however, and the cars' human "safety drivers" were reportedly that they should take manual control when turning right in a street with a bike lane while engineers try to fix the vehicles' programming.
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It's important to look at these jobs in aggregate because centers of power in Washington are not fixed: A position, like the chief of staff of the O.M.B., that is relatively weak when filled by one candidate might, occupied by someone else, represent a key node.
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And the thing that we have to come to grips with now, and I find this especially as there has been talk lead up to the midterms and the midterms ... Whatever happens in the midterms, whatever happens in 2020, this is not fixed with an election.
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Commuters need to hold lawmakers "accountable for the potential fare hikes and devastating service reductions on the branches and if this issue is not fixed; they need to remember this at the polls on Election Day," said Jim Gildea, the chairman of the Connecticut Commuter Rail Council.
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"We have not fixed the underlying major problem, which is an utterly non-resilient infrastructure that at the end of the day will determine how much suffering there is after a large storm," Irwin Redlener, the director of Columbia University's National Center for Disaster Preparedness, told Atkin.
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The author of 75 books, including a bestseller on living well penned at 101, Hinohara was also a frequent guest on Japanese television, where he unveiled a lifestyle that included orange juice with olive oil for breakfast and said that energy comes from feeling good, not fixed rules about living.
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The Russian veto was a defeat for the United States, which has been lobbying for months for Iran to be held accountable at the United Nations, while at the same time threatening to quit a 2015 deal among world powers to curb Iran's nuclear program if "disastrous flaws" are not fixed.
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Earlier this month, the FAA said that Boeing&aposs timeline was "not realistic" as a previously undisclosed study, in which, after the first crash, the FAA found that the Max had a high risk of future crashes if not fixed, was released by a Congressional committee investigating Boeing and the FAA.
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Stephen Hodge, a former senior vice president for sales at StarKist, pleaded guilty last year to price-fixing "American consumers deserve free enterprise, not fixed prices, so the department will not tolerate crimes like the one charged in today&aposs indictment," Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim said in a statement announcing Lischewski&aposs indictment.
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Mind you the phones all together with the four times we put service on them and had to take them right back because they are not fixed has cost me over $500 so that $130 we still owe I'm not paying because they won't make it right with those garbage phones they sold us.
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The reasons people gave for voting Leave were varied and often unrelated to the EU. I heard "Europe" blamed for everything including that "the local council has not fixed the roads in years" and that the EU had not saved Woolworths or BHS, British shopping chains that went bankrupt within the past several years.
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Mr. Tausig's theme — and the fact that it is running in The New York Times (kudos to Will Shortz) — feels to me like wonderful support and validation for those who are not fixed to a binary gender orientation, or perhaps a love letter to parents who worry about their children in a world that is just developing language around such fluidity.
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Last Friday, following Sharpiegate, Ross reportedly called Jacobs at the request of acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, and told him NOAA needed to issue a statement backing up the president's incorrect assertions, the Times reports: Dr. Jacobs objected to the demand and was told that the political staff at NOAA would be fired if the situation was not fixed, according to the three individuals, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the episode.
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