John Kennedy I'm not open to borrowing more money and I'm not open to raising taxes.
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"The withdrawal agreement is not open for renegotiation and the backstop is not open for change," a European Union source told The Guardian.
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Following the donation, the office did not open an investigation.
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It was not open combat, as Trump is waging today.
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The industry is not open nights and on the weekends.
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If he's not open, he can just keep it moving.
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But when the beach did not open until 2 p.m.
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The beach did not open again until almost 3 p.m.
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Hackett's presentations were not open to the press or public.
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The recount is not open to press or the public.
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The Saks Social party is not open to the public.
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But without acceptance a society is not open and receptive.
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"The Keys are not open for business," the county said.
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But Trump later said he intentionally did not open it.
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Why not open them to those in need right now?
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The grand jury proceedings were not open to the public.
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"One of the advantages I suppose you could say of Saudi being sort of not open — not open at all, really, since 1979 — has been that these pristine places have been preserved," he said.
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"Our borders are not open to illegal migration," Mr. Johnson said.
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The platform is not open to do so at the moment.
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Still, the government likely would not open again until after Jan.
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" Campbell added, "When guys are not open, something can still happen.
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Unfortunately, the office is not open to the public for tours.
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The contest, however, is not open to non-resident Indian (NRIs).
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A preliminary investigation indicates the parachute did not open, Johnson said.
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But Pakistan insists Gwadar is not open to the Chinese navy.
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It's not open source, but they make the source code available.
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Unfortunately, HD was not open to hearing any of my interpretations.
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However, the recent victory will not open the flood gates immediately.
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But that does not mean Ms. Griezmann will not open up.
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As of now, the food hall is not open on weekends.
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The military trial in Juba is not open to the media.
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It is Sunday, March 8003; it did not open on Wednesday.
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It is Sunday, March 20; it did not open on Wednesday.
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My friends are not open about their HIV because it's scary.
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But it turns out this matter is not open for discussion.
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The school did not open its Basking Ridge campus until 1983.
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The building did not open for years, at vast additional cost.
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The restaurant is closed on Tuesday; it is not open daily.
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It is a private facility and is not open for tours.
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It will be a private event, not open to the public.
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"We're not open as much as we want to," he said.
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The EU has previously said it is not open for renegotiation.
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The Théâtre des Amandiers in Nanterre did not open until 1969.
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Or, hell, why not open the biggest bottle you've got, Dad?
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St. Catherines is privately owned and not open to the public.
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Those lists are not open to the public under existing rules.
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They have already said that issue is not open to debate.
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Snap will not update your location when the app is not open.
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But he should not open himself up to a silly plagiarism problem.
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"We're paying for a second brewery that is not open," Rowland said.
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It's important to remember that CES is not open to the public.
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Germany's DAX and the Italian FTSE MIB were not open on Monday.
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However, the bureau did not open a criminal investigation at the time.
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The doors would not open, so he climbed out the emergency window.
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It's still not open to everyone, but that's a considerably smaller hurdle.
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It is currently not open for business, and is only taking registrations.
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The resort did not open until February due to lack of snow.
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The reception is not open to the press, the White House added.
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Last week the group released their debut album, Memories… Do Not Open.
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"It's not open warfare anymore," a source close to the matter said.
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Vendors said that the beach did not open until about 2 p.m.
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James did not open the FedEx, the mail or the taxi door.
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The school did not open its campus in Basking Ridge until 2698.
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Or is the avant-garde tradition not open to Asian American writers?
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CHINA C.BANK SAYS: KEEP LIQUIDITY REASONABLY SUFFICIENT, NOT OPEN CREDIT FLOOD-GATE
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"It is not open ended," he told Turkey's semiofficial news agency Anadolu.
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But the bridge over the Hudson River did not open as planned.
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Mr. Lowry said that the system is not open to constructive criticism.
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This is still in beta, however, and not open to all advertisers.
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Fewer respondents – 14.9 percent – were not open to the savings account idea.
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The museum stayed closed on Monday, and does not open on Tuesdays.
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The briefing will be classified, and therefore not open to the public.
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ISSAC BAILEY'S first book does not open with the brother of the title.
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Any individual can, we're not publishing the source code, we're not open source.
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The conversation, which lasted about 30 minutes, was not open to the press.
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If that's not open-minded, I don't know what the fuck that is.
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Mr. Sitar claims he has never met a safe he could not open.
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Without acceptance, a society is not open and willing to take in refugees.
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Part of the southern loop will not open until 2030, or later still.
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With this idiosyncratic tweet sooo does anyone else not open Snapchat any more?
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While she had the fob key, the minivan's doors would still not open.
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Yes, and some of those bad things are not open for discussion here.
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It was not open to the public at the time of Monday's fire.
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"We respectfully plead that the court should not open this box," Keen said.
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Marriage equality passed, and the pits of Hell did not open beneath us.
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The school that had been envisioned for the new building would not open.
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Many members of the LGBTQ community are not open about their sexual orientation.
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The meetings were not open to the media and no information was released.
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It did not open a "new investigation" into the use of that server.
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The Fyre Festival medical center was ultimately not open when the festival launched.
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The bank does not open accounts for people or companies subject to sanctions.
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"You are absolutely right, I'm not open to having a conversation," he replied.
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On an island driven by tourism, many hotels are not open for guests.
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Please stay in your dorm or office and do not open your doors.
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It lasted more than 12 hours and was not open to foreign media.
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It has said it will not open its borders for more to cross.
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French women did not open high-end restaurants and head kitchens back then.
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Very open and very honest — except it's not open to the media yet.
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"If the Chinese were lying, Kevin would not open that store," Cramer said.
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Memories… Do Not Open bumped Drake's "mixtape" More Life from the top slot.
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In Jim Crow-era America, the open road was not open to all.
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The restaurant, the Marine Room, does not open for dinner until 5:30 p.m.
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If they're not open, then we have a responsibility not to give them access.
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Jordan has said it will not open its borders to the newly displaced Syrians.
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Because I am stuck with my own views and not open to other people.
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The pulp contract - like other ShFE futures contracts - is not open to international investors.
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They are not open about their beliefs, making them a mysterious and disenfranchised group.
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Most of the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is not open to visitors.
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Describes a person who is not open about their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, insisted that the backstop is not open to renegotiation.
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The press is secondary and the show is not open to the general public.
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La Gracia, Niezgoda announced in a rueful Facebook post on Saturday, will not open.
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Germany's DAX index did not open, and trading in Siemens' Healthineers was also delayed.
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The secretary of the commission said the statement was not open to the public.
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Eliminating the 15 percent polling metric would not open a floodgate to the debates.
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The case is not open to the public to protect further investigation, police said.
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The device's lid does not open either, so old cartridges are off the table.
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Wade must be that the case is settled law, and not open for debate.
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"He was definitely not open to a conversation about her at all," she said.
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But being diagnosed with SBS in Finland does not open up access to support.
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Not open borders, but immigration laws enforced with fairness and respect for human rights.
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Why not open up the escape valve so that — psssssssshhhh — it can go out?
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The decision to not open a criminal investigation did not surprise her, she said.
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There are a host of licensed professions not open to them in many states.
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But Beijing did not open up, even as China evolved into an economic powerhouse.
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"He was definitely not open to a conversation about her at all," she said.
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But Beijing did not open up, even as China evolved into an economic powerhouse.
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"This trial is not open and shut, your honor," Brafman told Judge Kiyo Matsumoto.
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LG says the feature is intelligent enough to not open the door for pets.
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The police will not intervene because she will not open the door for them.
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The police did not open a criminal investigation when James Brown died in 2006.
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May's government, and rejected by the British Parliament, is not open to substantive change.
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It's not open enough, it's often not inclusive enough … as an entity of delegates.
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This benefit is not open to its smaller competitors, although Samsung also enjoys huge scale.
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Granting advance rulings to multinationals "is not open to discussion for the Cabinet," Snel said.
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Schwering used his baton to smash the window -- but still could not open the door.
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However, EU leaders have repeatedly said a Brexit withdrawal agreement is not open for renegotiation.
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They can reach more remote districts that way, and need not open so many branches.
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Rumors — unfounded — swirled that the London Stock Exchange would not open at 8:00 a.m.
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A new airport may not open until 2021, ten years after it was supposed to.
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Lawmakers were fearful that some districts could not open in the fall without state money.
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For reference, here's the tweet in question: sooo does anyone else not open Snapchat anymore?
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I stop by the pastry shop known for this delicacy, but it's not open yet.
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Most people will not open a foundation for less than several million dollars, Laughton said.
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Many of the earliest European universities were designed to solidify social boundaries, not open them.
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Why not open the door for talks and see what a little dialogue can do?
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Nikkei futures were down 2.1 percent, though the cash market will not open until Tuesday.
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Nikkei futures were down 2.2 percent, though the cash market will not open until Tuesday.
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This Fourth of July, why not open up your BBQ to refugees in your community?
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But Edi Rama, Albania's prime minister, says that his country is not open to migrants.
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It's worth noting that, unlike many security firms, PQ is not open sourcing its technology.
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Tolo is the fool who is not open to understand life; tolo means artificial people.
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The "Born This Way" singer will not open the show, reports The New York Times.
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The monthly board meetings are not open to the public, although minutes are posted online.
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"Right now, our trade with Japan is not fair and it's not open," he said.
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But years later, four of them stand only partially built or are still not open.
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The Chainsmokers can't, and the crassness of their Memories… Do Not Open represents a nadir.
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"As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration," Johnson said.
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"We are currently not open to allow the pipeline landfall as originally planned," Conte said.
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Again, it's not open to the public; a friend will have to sneak you in.
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Only a few months ago, the duo released their debut album, Memories…Do Not Open.
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But to get there, it should try to close loopholes, not open giant new ones.
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I just got a call that some of our factories may not open until March.
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The past, a dust-covered shoebox recovered from my mother's attic, does not open easily.
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The Chainsmokers' "Memories … Do Not Open" (Columbia), last week's best seller, falls to No. 5.
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The long doors do not open especially wide, but access to the back is fine.
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"We turned people away from the door yesterday because we were not open," said Kahn.
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What if other governments begin pressuring their companies to not open factories in the U.S.?
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It is scheduled to open later in January; it did not open in December 2800.
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It is scheduled to open later in January; it did not open in December 2556.
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Yet about one in twelve of those centers may not open because of security threats.
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Ms. Kaiser reported the allegation to Assembly lawyers, who did not open a formal inquiry.
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"If the government is not open, we will not have a recess," Hoyer told reporters.
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One of the Iranian officials also said Iran's ballistic missile program was not open for negotiation.
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Closeted [kloz-i-tid] | adjective Describes a person who is not open about their sexual orientation.
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However, it is composed of gains owned by the bank and not open to the public.
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Both countries say they will not open their borders, but have distributed some supplies inside Syria.
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Her latest is called "Do Not Open This Math Book" geared toward 6-8 year olds.
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I only did what I thought was best and was not open to learn new things.
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While shallow crevasses can form, faults do not open up during an earthquake, the USGS says.
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"The USIBWC did not open any other gates in the El Paso area as erroneously reported."
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But while the exemption has no deadline, the White House insists it is not open-ended.
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The hall is not open to the public and is only meant as a time capsule.
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The offer, which runs starting today through June 30, is not open to just anyone, however.
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The text, under the doctrine of inerrancy, is factually perfect and not open to multiple interpretations.
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"Britain seems to be saying that it is not open to cultural dialogue," Mr Barley says.
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Syria&aposs Foreign Ministry later said Iran&aposs presence in Syria was not open for discussion.
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Senior police officer Kamran Fazal told reporters at the scene that police did not open fire.
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Hours after the mosque attack, though, Palestinian officials said the crossing would not open as scheduled.
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The restaurant was not open to the public, and Mr. Trump did not try a slice.
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"It's not open yet," Noah says, and tells him that Sic Mundus is waiting for him.
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Another dozen sites were not open for a variety of reasons, including construction and broken ACs.
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While it's not open source, it does rely on community members to build extensions and apps.
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In such a case, it is not open to the court to set aside the decision.
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This area is devoted to serving Microsoft's business customers and is not open to the public.
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"If the government is not open we will not have a recess," he told reporters Tuesday.
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The tours are conducted only on special occasions; they are not open to the general public.
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Two other stores, COS and House of Samsonite, said they would not open until 1 p.m.
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The meeting was not on the president's public schedule and was not open to the press.
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Not open borders, which is something the United States hasn't had since 1875, but open minds.
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But some aspects of it are rooted in fact — not open to interpretation (Sorry, Uncle Bill).
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Today marks the release for electronic-pop duo The Chainsmokers' debut album, Memories… Do Not Open.
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The mole's eyes, however, do not open, nor do they project but are left there imperfect.
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It has shaken Chinese politics and stirred an unusual amount of rumblings, if not open dissent.
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" He added, "But we are not open to or willing to entertain links to unrelated issues.
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The clinics offering vaccines were often not open on convenient days or couldn't accommodate big groups.
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And it follows that an anti-climactic fog hangs over much of Memories...Do Not Open.
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It is polite to receive the gift with both hands and not open it right away.
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Polls will not open for Ohio's primary election Tuesday after a late-night decision from Gov.
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And it would not surprise me at all if schools did not open again this year.
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These facilities are not open to the public, so only scheduled customer visits will take place.
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Some are staying at home and, as a precaution, may not open their doors to visitors.
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Fourth, business tax reform must not open up new loopholes for top earners to evade taxes.
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Mr. Stevens desperately wanted to help the officer, but they did not open the closet door.
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Honda, for example, did not open its first domestic auto plant here until the early 28503s.
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Similar ceremonies take place periodically throughout the year and are generally not open to the press.
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The rupee and bond markets were not open on Saturday, and will resume trading on Monday.
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Despite its inauguration in 1996, the museum did not open to the public until July 2000.
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Life sentences are not open-ended in Jordan, and can essentially be commuted after 20 years.
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Manchin stressed the pledge would only cover races with a sitting senator, not open Senate races.
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This whole process has been opaque, it has been not transparent, it's not open and engaged.
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In the United States, bond markets will close at noon and equity markets will not open.
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Memories…Do Not Open (2017) and Closer (2016) are available from Amazon and other online retailers.
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Breitbart, under Bannon, has been defined by a "not-open-white-nationalism-but-damn-close" ethos.
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Problem was ... the gym was not open and staffers inside called police because they were concerned.
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Since the offensive began, Jordan said it will not open its borders to the newly displaced Syrians.
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Nikkei futures were down 2 percent at 22,035, though the cash market will not open until Tuesday.
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Its website is comprehensive, and members are often allowed access to sites not open to the public.
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Reconsider convenience: Millennials might not open cans of tuna, but they could well buy fresh tuna salad.
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In other words, it's not open to just anyone streaming on Twitch – you have to be invited.
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The decision will not open the door to bringing lawsuits over previously-settled claims, the company said.
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The tennis-shop employees said they were not the intended recipients and did not open the notices.
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The financing round will last for 30 days, but is not open to U.S. investors, she added.
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The performance comes one day after Memories Do Not Open, their debut album, is set to drop.
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Kurdish leader Barzani told Reuters timing for independence after the vote was "flexible but not open-ended".
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Cheniere, currently the only U.S. company exporting LNG, said it was not open to a lower price.
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With this news Jaha and Clarke…still decide to lock up Bellamy and not open the door.
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The problem is that these add-ons are not open source and come with strict licensing rules.
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Venema is also critical of OWS for not open sourcing the phone component of Signal (aka RedPhone).
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Deflated and dismayed, I apologized for not knowing that such a path was not open to me.
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I could sort of see the rooftop bar when I looked up, but it's not open yet.
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If you are definitely not open to having sex on your date, you can establish that there.
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Uber knew it could not open in Düsseldorf as it had in 2014, when it first arrived.
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The visitors did not open the crystal jar contained in a coffin inscribed with the composer's name.
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They will not see Liliana Porter's exhibition "Other Situations"; the exhibition does not open until Sept. 13.
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You will definitely not open "Aging Thoughtfully" because of its cover, which could hardly be more unappealing.
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Liliana Porter's exhibition "Other Situations" is not among them; the exhibition does not open until Sept. 2800.
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Many Kashmiris said they would not open their shops even if restrictions were eased in coming days.
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AFTER: On March 1, it was announced that the museum would not open because of the virus.
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China Weaving Materials in Jiangxi Province said that its yarn factories would not open until Feb. 20.
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The Chainsmokers, whose debut studio album, "Memories … Do Not Open," was released Friday, are the musical guests.
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Mexico remained highly protectionist until the late 1980s and did not open up substantially until after NAFTA.
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He is Michael Lais, not Lays, and he is a buyer; he did not open the store.
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That legislation, though, provides an exception in cases where the building is not open to the public.
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Instead, investigators begin by gathering the accounts of officers who were present but did not open fire.
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The site is managed by the city's Department of Correction and is not open to the public.
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The Chainsmokers' first album, Memories… Do Not Open, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart.
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That's French for "International Supermegafancy Watch Show," and it's lower-profile because it's not open to the public.
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And at the ones that aren't completely closed, there is little staffing and visitor centers are not open.
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The agency reported it to the Tennessee Department of Health but it did not open its own investigation.
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It would not open China's economy to all sectors and industries, as the Trump administration had been pushing.
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In general, we're not the best at self-care — but that doesn't mean we're not open to trying.
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Bondi, who has endorsed Trump, did not open a case against the tycoon, citing insufficient grounds to proceed.
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Of the 25 sculpture parks discussed in the book, three are not open to the public at all.
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That could show that you're not open to different points of view, which could be problematic in college.
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The PetroVietnam case at the Hanoi People's Court was not open to the public and security was tight.
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Squeeze together the blossom at the end so that it does not open or burst when frying. 4.
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You're looking for any accounts you did not open or unpaid loans that have been reported in error.
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It goes without saying that the idle officer did not open his services up to non-PreCheck members.
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While we appreciate this particular alliteration, why not open up the scope a bit: baby bump or burritos?
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She is afraid they will not open, and she is afraid of what is on the other side.
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The man told the Palm Beach Post that he believed Mateen was gay but not open about it.
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Snyder, who said the case against Cosby was not open and shut, said he was unaware of #MeToo.
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It's not open, it's not fair, it's not the way impeachment proceedings have been done in the past.
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Most Sri Lankans are praying that the church blasts five days ago will not open up irreversible rifts.
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EDT: Donald Trump delivers a speech on trade in Manchester, N.H., that is not open to the public.
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A receptionist at one Rise Labs' address did not open the door when a reporter called for comment.
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Police and more than a dozen plain-clothed officials said the village was not open to non-locals.
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And just because the college admissions office isn't open to you doesn't mean it's not open at all.
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They've been going back and forth, schools open, schools not open…We're not going to be enforcing that.
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They've been going back and forth, schools open, schools not open ... We're not going to be enforcing that.
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She looks tired because she has her head down and her eyes are not open all the way.
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Ontario schools, which were supposed to open on April 6, likely will not open that early, Ford added.
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The monitoring center does not open or close valves on its own, but it can advise field technicians.
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A parent first reported abuse allegations in 1988, but the archdiocese did not open an investigation until 1997.
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PHILADELPHIA — Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz will not open the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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It's good practice to not open your door to strangers, but is the prime minister technically a stranger?
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Non-essential state workers will stay home, and most government buildings will not open until deals are reached.
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Earlier this year, Guterres called on member states to not open any new coal power plants after 2020.
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The nearby Alpe Giumello resort could not open until February last year because of the lack of snow.
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It also would ensure that participants receive expedited screening even when the PreCheck screening lanes are not open.
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Athletes had complained about Nassar since the 1990s, but the school did not open an investigation until 2014.
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But it will not open a pop-up store in Los Angeles in connection with its 20th anniversary.
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Some even made other assumptions about me, such as that I was antisocial or not open to collaboration.
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Even if the administration gives notice this week, it could not open talks until January at the earliest.
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The room is not open to the public, but this book is a worthy peek behind the drapes.
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The gang stopped twice to check the engine's coolant water and refuel, but did not open the doors.
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The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs says the city will not open a criminal case against the women.
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"If we do not open up to countries in that highly complicated and tragic region, and if we do not open up a European perspective to them, we will see war returning to that area as we saw in the 1990s," Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker told the European Parliament.
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Lower your fridge's thermostat and freezer to the coldest possible temperature and do not open them unless absolutely necessary.
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By contrast, 62 percent said they would stay in the U.K. and not open up an office in Europe.
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"Service Center is not open today so status of #Model3 has to wait until tomorrow," Mitchell tweeted on Sunday.
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"If the elevator does not open in time, I'm f—ed," Kim tearfully cries to sisters Kourtney and Khloé.
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But then, being here in this open space has made me realize how 'not open' those other spaces are.
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The Freedom Caucus is adamant that the bill must not open up a "special" immigration stream for DACA recipients.
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If Steyer does want to run for office, the next statewide office in California does not open until 2022.
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These are special breaks, they are selective, they give you an advantage, which is not open to other companies.
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"But Saudi Arabia definitely will not open its embassy, Qatar will not, major Western powers won't," the diplomat said.
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They are not reciprocal, they are not open, and they do not conform with the norms of world trading.
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Still, not every new firm is equal—some entrepreneurs want to create the next Tesla, not open another bodega.
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Whether we like it or not, open/closed is fast emerging as a new political reality around the world.
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I look up, and I see a white parachute tangled with a yellow one, and they're both not open.
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Her vocals are featured on three of the DJ duos songs off their debut album, Memories Do Not Open.
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Mr. Putin has also specified that he signaled to Mr. Assad that the Russian commitment was not open-ended.
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This is a fair proposal that treats all federal powers equally and does not open any possibility for interference.
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The Lifetime Achievement Award category is not open for nominations, but is decided by the ABLA panel of judges.
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A visit includes scaling the rocks and admiring the scenery; the tower is not open to the public. novascotia.
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But in small towns and the countryside, Cubans identifying as gay are not open about their sexuality, said Prendes.
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Nobody except Slater seemed to be surfing it, though, and it is still not open to the general public.
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Last week a tweet from Kylie Jenner, saying she did not open Snapchat, sent the stock tumbling 22015 percent.
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The repository is not open to the public, although it is adjacent to a reflecting room for victims' families.
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The Cottage is not open to visitors, but the palace and gardens sell admission for guided tours and exhibits.
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The store is not open to the public and offers appointment-only fitting sessions for his big spending clients.
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So, I repeat, if we pass PNTR, we do not open our market or lower our tariffs one bit.
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NBC confirmed through a spokesperson to The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday that it will not open a new investigation.
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EU officials repeated that the deal — agreed by all 27 EU members and May — was not open for renegotiation.
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But if you don't want to be a couch potato, then you better not open that bag of chips.
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WELLINGTON, March 8 (Reuters) - The New Zealand stock exchange did not open as scheduled on Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Many banks will not open accounts for marijuana companies, because they are concerned about retaliation from the federal government.
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When he arrived at the hospital, he was alert and asked for water, but could not open his mouth.
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Their full-length debut, Memories… Do Not Open, out since April, lives in the shadow of their greatest hit.
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Wealthy Republican donors, even some appointed to his finance "victory" team, did not open their wallets for the nominee.
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Only to be told by Google that the process to validate Android with another search engine "is not open yet".
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In retail, foreign companies may not open their own branches although they can bid for contracts with a state wholesalers.
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And if you do open an email and then decide it might be a hacker, do not open the attachments.
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The only other dates the castle is not open to the public are October 11-12 for Princess Eugenie's wedding.
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We want to protect these special areas for everyone, not open them up for mining and drilling and private business.
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Don't ask for favors or dates today; people are not open to much, and are not in a flexible mood.
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I had opened a patio on the other side of the apartment but it does not open onto a street.
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But Rebecca is clearly not open to the idea and quickly shows her disinterest in the father of three's suggestion.
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But the systems, supplied by private companies, are not open to outside inspection, usually on security or intellectual-property grounds.
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It was not immediately clear if the second suspect, who did not open fire, was also costumed, according to police.
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I worked for a number of years, like many people, in an office building with windows that did not open.
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The operation will end when the "safe zone" is established, he said, and Turkey was not open to negotiating this.
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The operation will end when the "safe zone" is established, he said, and Turkey was not open to negotiating this.
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" Apple: Apple's iPhone warranty is less explicit, but has this message in bold: "Important: Do not open the Apple Product.
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It's not age, it's too long a round and not open to fresh ideas and they don't see it coming.
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Pour the mussels into a deep bowl and spoon the vegetables on top, discarding any mussels that did not open.
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Although the city's airport is not open for commercial flights, the mayor said, relief aid has been coming in there.
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Wednesday's hearings, the first of a number to be heard over the coming weeks, were not open to the public.
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Some community organizations have told immigrants to not open the door to government officials unless they come with a warrant.
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One voting center did not open during the day because it did not have battery cables to power voting machines.
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Visa and MasterCard will not process transactions for marijuana dispensaries, and most banks will not open accounts for the businesses.
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These banks will now have to ensure that North Korea does not open bank accounts with them by using conduits.
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Chebukati said more than 5,000 stations did not open, but bad weather and security issues were a factor at some.
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While for some, the market is not open or they are not welcome, for many, the opportunities are right there.
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In a joint statement, the two countries said France would not open STX France to other bids until Sept 27.
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Then, it's time to eat at our reserved table in a special restaurant not open to members of the public.
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The early arrivals did not budge from their place even when told the centers would not open until 7 a.m.
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At one branch, a teller told her that she could not open an account because she did not speak Italian.
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If you receive a suspicious email claiming to be from the agency, do not open attachments or click on links.
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And even though meteorologists warned of unusually heavy rains in August, dam operators did not open the floodgates in advance.
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"Every one represents a person of major importance who told me I would not open this restaurant," the chef said.
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When people hear this you will have held a New York event, which is not open to the public. Yeah.
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The country already hosts more than 650,000 registered Syrian refugees and said it will not open the border for more.
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It did not open in key markets such as China and Italy, which have been hit hard by the outbreak.
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It's not open this Sunday, but most Thursdays and Saturdays it is, as well as assorted other Sundays for performances.
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The president granted Mr. Barr sweeping powers for the review, though he did not open it as a criminal investigation.
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For all we know, they've already crossed the line in clandestine nuclear sites that are not open to international inspections.
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He tired of jacking up his old one after it sank four times so that the doors would not open.
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"The hotel is still operating under local authorities and is not open to public for the time being," Bargouthy said.
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Kuluba, the archeological site were the palace was found, is not open to the public yet pending more restoration work.
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A U.S. official explained to the publication why the U.S. was not open about its decision to leave the organization.
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"Reading the Article 30 charges and seeing information we didn't know about, that's not open and genuine cooperation," Schneider said.
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"Reading the Article 30 charges and seeing information we didn't know about, that's not open and genuine cooperation," Schneider said.
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Magid did not open the small black box containing the jewel for hours, and, when she finally did, she cried.
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Naval operations in the city were expanded; the military did not open the first naval base there after the bombing.
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He tired of jacking up his old one after it sank four times so that the doors would not open.
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They are not open on Sundays; only one gallery mentioned, Robin Rice, is open to the public on that day.
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The event is intended for family members of the dead and Pentagon staff, and is not open to the public.
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The jets were armed but did not open fire, North American Aerospace Defense Command spokesman Cameron Hillier said by phone.
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Given the sensitivities around anything having to do with Judaism or Israel, the synagogue is not open to the public.
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"He did have a different side to him that he could not open up to his father about," Yusufiy told CNN.
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Last year, ski resorts had to open late, close early or not open at all due to a lack of snowfall.
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Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat commended Trump's position on Jerusalem and said the status of the city is not open for negotiation.
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Ted Cruz, among other leaders — was not open to the press, though Hart described some of what was discussed with PEOPLE.
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But one that is planned around the airport will not open until 2023, when the new runway is due to open.
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One of the programs I'm using with is not open source, but I've been working with the engineers who built it.
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The deputies tried to rescue the women, but they could not open the doors to the vehicle as the waters surged.
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It's not open world, but each area is impressively wide, with a great deal more height to exploit than previous entries.
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If you receive a package that you are not expecting or looks suspicious, DO NOT open it, call 911 immediately. pic.twitter.
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A mini video player uses a pop-up screen to let you play footage from tabs even when they're not open.
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"Portman is not open to a slower growth rate than the House bill," according to a source familiar with Portman's thinking.
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Whether your candidate was elected or not, open, free and transparent elections are what make our democratic system function so smoothly.
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Trump has already signaled he's not open to even narrow family separation fixes being proffered by members of his own party.
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Amid feasibility studies and various planning processes, the park part of the project might not open for three or four years.
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The base is not open to the public, but there are plenty of nearby tourist attractions that capitalize on its history.
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The fortified doors are 8 inches thick, without keyholes and have windows that do not open (except on the driver's side).
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"If they were not open to it, I would have been far more loath to go ahead with it," Kiraly said.
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The Islamic State is not open to reason or diplomacy; the P.K.K. is, as Mr. Erdogan's own previous peace efforts demonstrated.
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According to tech website Wired, the landfill is not open to the public and trespassing would be considered a criminal offense.
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Reuters could not open the websites of Radio Free Asia Khmer, Voice of America Khmer and Voice of Democracy on Friday.
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Lorde, then, called for a radical form of self-possession whose boundaries were not open to negotiation with a white society.
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One day after the release of their debut album, Memoires… Do Not Open, The Chainsmokers made their Saturday Night Live debut.
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At the Jayanagar station, the trunks on two of Bounce's motorbikes would not open, trapping the helmets inside — a common problem.
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"There's no economic or public health rationale to not open the doors wide in the face of the pandemic," he said.
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He was coming out of a script meeting, he said, and could not open a door leading to the theater's stairway.
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They do not open the gate...I told NAPTIP I do not want to stay here; I want to go home.
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Mr. Abbott opened his package but it did not explode because "he did not open it as designed," court records say.
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A 105-story, pyramid-shaped accomodation, called Ryugyong Hotel, is still not open, even though construction started in the late 1980s.
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And that route of going to the [inspector general] and getting it to Congress that way was not open to me.
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A law recently rushed through Hungary's Parliament would force the university to close if it did not open an American campus.
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"Too often, public restrooms are not open when you need them, or sometimes they're not even safe to use," Heller said.
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A year later, the 185-seat Peruvian/Japanese restaurant is still not open, though a certificate of occupancy finally seems imminent.
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It is not on the market, not for sale, not subject to the ignorance of the public, not open to perversion.
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As Idlib braces for the government offensive, Turkey has made it clear it will not open its frontier to Syrian refugees.
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"We find these charges exceedingly bizarre," Champ said last month, prior to court proceedings that were not open to the public.
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It is not on the market, not for sale, not subject to the ignorance of the public, not open to perversion.
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They said that they tried to retrieve the weapon but could not open the driver's side door because it was locked.
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The country did not open up its economy until 40 years ago and since then quickly became the world's second largest.
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Likewise, Memories… Do Not Open articulates the romantic anxieties that supposedly plague affluent, heterosexual millennials, and perhaps fratboys most of all.
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The burrito delivery that will begin next week is not open to the public, and is just a test of the service.
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Even more fortunately for the judge, however, most of the Republicans on the committee were not open-minded about Ms Blasey's testimony.
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According to police, the teacher subsequently located a folder that had "do not open" and "Project 11/9" written on the cover.
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Farhan Haq, a spokesperson for the UN, told BuzzFeed News the meeting was closed and not open to the public or press.
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Although the OTC board has a low listing threshold, it is not open to public investors, resulting in a dearth of liquidity.
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The ministry can carry out its own inspections if Kobe Steel does not open its plants to the certification companies, he said.
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R. Kelly's 21-year-old-daughter, Buku Abi, is making it clear that she is not open to reconciliation with her father.
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"She said she did not open it, but did reach inside and touch what she believed was a body," the affidavit says.
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China's Shanghai Tower is still not open to the public (for reasons that aren't entirely clear), but its construction is largely complete.
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They emerge blind and do not open their eyes until they are about a month old, depending entirely on their mother's milk.
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On Monday, they released "The One," a new single off their upcoming album, "Memories ... Do Not Open," which is out April 7.
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And even with the app not open, you'll get audio alerts from the OBD-II dongle from the RearVision's integrated backup sensor.
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To this, the disciples respond that they will be doing not open-range livestock ranching, but entirely different, more labor-intensive agriculture.
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The opening was not an outright disaster, but that was primarily due to the fact that many stocks did not open immediately.
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Even a close friend of Neymar's, Ciro Lopes, said he would not open his bar in Santos early for Thursday's afternoon match.
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She said she did not open a link in an email sent in December explaining the changes to the list for 2016.
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However, these encryption implementations are not open-source or publicly documented, so it's hard to know whether they work correctly or not.
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That means that even though they become clogged with antiperspirant, your pores are not open channels for chemicals to pass through freely.
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As of right now, it's along the same lines as the watches offering and not open to casual sellers, eBay tells TechCrunch.
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But there also are schools where it seems as if the doors would not open in the morning without the parent coordinator.
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The Lowline, which would cost $260 million to build, still faces significant hurdles, and would not open until 0003 at the earliest.
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I.C. deal was seen as a first, it did not open the floodgates for Chinese government money into the American financial sector.
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Memories...Do Not Open isn't nostalgic for any specific time—rather, it takes the literal act of "opening memories" as its subject.
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I'm not open to having my mind changed, I'm not trying to figure it out; I'm not out here curious and exploring.
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"We prepared and convinced his mother that this was God's will, that the women should not open the coffin," Mr. Qaseem said.
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It doesn't take a thousand listens, though, to notice that there's a common lyrical theme that runs through Memories...Do Not Open.
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You will probably not open Nussbaum and Levmore's book, "Aging Thoughtfully: Conversations About Retirement, Romance, Wrinkles, & Regret," because its title is catchy.
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But it did not open the border; rather, it sought to stop the separation of children from their families at the border.
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However, the terminal that sustained structural damage during Irma is still not open; passengers are temporarily being accommodated in tent-like structures.
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"Do not open the door all the way — keep the glass between you and the guest's face — just reach out your arm."
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He crossed a field and reached his barn but could not open the doors because the barn was already engulfed in flames.
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During parliamentary elections last October, almost one-third of polling stations did not open, mostly for security reasons, and turnout was poor.
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When the soldiers tried to install and use the apps, they would not open, and the new "friends" would cut off contact.
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By that measurement, "Memories…Do Not Open" — the first full-length Chainsmokers album — is a savvy success that cannily toys with expectations.
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The case for impeaching President Richard Nixon was not open and shut, at least as far as the American public was concerned.
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MEXICAN FOREIGN MINISTER EBRARD SAYS MORE THAN 90% OF USMCA IS NOT OPEN TO REVISION, BUT THERE WILL BE ADDENDUM TO DEAL
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Facebook told Attorney General William Barr that the social platform would not open up the company's encrypted messaging products to law enforcement.
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But adjudication centers, which serve as a hub for immigration judges to beam into cases remotely, are not open to the public.
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Some leading candidates to replace May suggest the deal can be reopened, although the EU insists it is not open for renegotiation.
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However, they would not open for renegotiation the terms of Britain's exit, set out in a withdrawal agreement already agreed with London.
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In the case of Amy Bennett, the show was not open the day I was in Chelsea, walking around and looking at art.
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Minsk was extended beyond its end-2015 deadline and although it does not have a new, formal deadline it is not open-ended.
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Asked to elaborate a little, Wiegand says there are many differences in the details, such as using electric jet engines not open propellers.
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The firmware is not open source but Harwood says it will be letting customers review the product's code to workaround the trust issue.
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A jar that will absolutely not open is one of life's most underrated pains in the ass, especially when there's no outside help.
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When he arrived at the hospital, the boy was awake but could not open his mouth, had trouble breathing and had continued spasms.
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Editor's note: The story has been corrected to indicate a group filing reply comments is led by Public Knowledge (not Open Markets Institute).
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A source confirms to PEOPLE that the post was a personal post on Greenblatt's private page, which is not open to the public.
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His election has ended a period of growing warmth between the two countries, but it may not open an era of naked hostility.
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Similar to the Amazon Affiliate program, the new program will offer influencers commission on products sold, but is not open to the public.
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Sherman-Palladino had initially hoped to release the episodes one at a time, but she said Netflix was not open to the idea.
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Such options are not open to all firms, however—especially those in poor parts of the country, where there are few private payers.
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And they certainly don't say "Any license not on our OSI Certified ™ list is not open source", because that would be false.
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"Walking into a room where you get shut down does not open a line of communication so change can happen," Manigault later added.
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The standoff highlights some of the reasons U.S.-Russian-backed peace talks on Syria may not open as planned in Geneva next week.
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Disappointment that Chinese authorities would not open the fiscal taps to the extent investors had hoped for has also undermined confidence this week.
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"Many areas are not open to the public and....the interior decorations were not as how they originally appeared," he told Sixth Tone.
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However in the case of Hashgraph — the DAG project which has probably attracted the most attention so far — it's closed source, not open.
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The Supreme Court said its decision to change the way judges award extra patent damages will not open the floodgates for patent trolls.
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Surprisingly, it does not open all the way but looks more like an inverted orange umbrella that got stuck at the halfway point.
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The ambitious — and contentious — project is at the top of the mayor's transportation agenda, though it would not open until 2024 or later.
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But now that the new labeling law has opened the disclosure door a crack, why not open it wide and see what's inside?
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He also said that the party supervising the road must not open the shipments, and that they should include fuel, medicines, and flour.
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The tower is not open to the public, but a museum inside the former lighthouse keeper's quarters (free admission) features historical displays. westquoddy.
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At least half of the bank branches in Puerto Rico are still not open, according to the Association of Banks of Puerto Rico.
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In its myopia, the OSI forgot to be consistent: If SSPL is not open source, then GPL and AGPL should not be either.
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Lockhart's conference calls were initially not open to all writers, and Goodell and other top executives have not been made available, Trotter said.
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The idea is to lure in readers who might not open a Discover channel without any idea what they're going to find inside.
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It seems that childcare, schools, and summer camps will not open and continuing to try to work with kids at home is tough.
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Despite paralysis in most of his body, his hands could move, allowing him to write notes even when his eyes could not open.
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And while they're happy to discuss Iran's behavior outside of the nuclear deal, they said the pact itself is not open for renegotiation.
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On Tuesday, Rebecca Odes was on an F train in Brooklyn and the doors did not open when it got to her station.
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"We kind of get caught up in looking for him, sometimes too much when he's not open," Stephen Curry said after Game 2.
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Immigration officials are also permitted to fast-track deportations at the border, an option not open to those caught inside the United States.
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If a candidate is not open to a pay cut, they will need to explain their worth with that particular role in mind.
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After the existence of the letter was made public, Feinstein referred the allegation to the FBI, which did not open a criminal investigation.
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That's because they were part of broader packages that promote wind and solar power, and the credits for nuclear are not open-ended.
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We should strive to strengthen our cyber defenses and those of our close allies, not open the door to our most vile intruders.
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"The current wage agreements are sacrosanct and not open for review," added the union, which represents workers in sectors including education and health.
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She told me that she would not open a restaurant in the District if she had the choice to do it over again.
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While cooks from other regions may have compromised where they needed to, "Oaxacans would not open restaurants without their ingredients," Mr. Esparza said.
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"The Withdrawal Agreement is not open for renegotiation," European Council President Donald Tusk tweeted in what he said was a message to May.
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But it does not open the conversation, it does not make the country more united by saying that everything they possibly feel is wrong.
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The signing was not open to the press, however Reuters has seen a copy of the agreement, signed by U.S. Charge d'Affaires Jeffrey DeLaurentis.
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"I'm always a little perplexed when people talk about their five-year plan because it seems people are not open to opportunity," Wasserman says.
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He said he did not open the Canadian parcels but rather gave them to Bosworth after he picked them up from the post office.
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"Also, for god's sake, do not open up the yam/sweet potato debate," he added, before diving right into the yam/sweet potato debate.
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There are sagging boxes in my parents' attic, marked Do Not Open Until 2010 in my optimistic little kid handwriting, that are still unopened.
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Unless they can prove their products have been cleared for sale within China, the notice said, the factories cannot not open until Feb. 14.
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The show floor might not open until Tuesday, but as anyone who's ever experienced E3 will tell you: that's definitely not when everything starts.
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The over 3 million-square-foot space will be home to various restaurants and retailers, although various shops will not open until next year.
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Titled "Something Just Like This," the track is a soaring, nostalgic-feeling singalong, and is from the Chainsmokers' debut album Memories...Do Not Open.
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Correction: Article updated to clarify that it's not open for preorders, but early pre-order deposits, and that the BSH partnership is not finalized.
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They attempt to state that such a license where the source code is freely available, but use cases are limited, are "not open source".
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"He also gave us cash each Christmas and instructed us to buy presents, wrap them, and not open them until Christmas morning," Ryan said.
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Earl was at a meeting when she received a text from her husband: Do not open your emails until after your meeting, it read.
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Major cities such as Rio de Janeiro have sharply reduced public transportation, while many schools and universities said they would not open on Monday.
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I tell it we're not open until 11 — this is Manhattan, after all, the best/most exclusive places keep the most insane hours, right?
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At the third corner, Hamilton made a desperate lurch to retake the lead, but Rosberg did not open the path to let him through.
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A new 102nd-floor observation deck rises 13,250 feet in the air and costs $58 for a ticket — but it's enclosed, not open-air.
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"As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration," Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Monday in announcing the arrests.
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Its system, which is too protective of those people who have jobs and not open enough to those who don't, breeds angst all around.
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Abortion rights advocates said that shuttered clinics would not open again immediately and that it might take years for new clinics to establish themselves.
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That status does not open a pathway to citizenship, but it allows migrants to enter legally to join family members in the United States.
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After five years of construction, at a cost of 21944 million zlotys (about $22.43 million), the museum may not open in January, as scheduled.
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"In a world where people are inundated with emails, a subject line will make you open or not open an email," Schawbel tells CNBC.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that he's willing to renegotiate NAFTA, but Mexican leaders have indicated that they're not open to it.
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Get here early: Like many other Budapest galleries, Art + Text is not open on weekends, and only welcomes visitors on Fridays until 6 p.m.
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They can be frozen, but do not open the container until the cookies have thawed to avoid the ravages of condensation on your icing.
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REI, the outdoor equipment retailer, has generated headlines every year since 2015 when it first said it would not open the day after Thanksgiving.
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The researchers did not open the jar, but they could see that Chopin's heart was "massively enlarged and floppy," they wrote in the article.
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An armed security guard from the bar shot them, and police did not open fire when they arrived at the scene, the outlets said.
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Because the ball came in from the right, Mbappé could not open his foot enough to place the ball on either side of Buffon.
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" Mr. Sciaraffo said that when the train rolled into the station, "The conductor said, 'Do not open these doors at all until further notice.
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You may not have known that applications like Google Maps or Uber have been tracking you all the time, even when they're not open.
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It's waterproof up to 5 ATM, and it'll even recognize swimming sessions, though it's only calibrated for swimming in pools, not open water swimming.
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Nobel Prize-winning physicist Steven Weinberg has said he will put into his syllabus that his class is not open to students carrying guns.
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"I had noticed that in the high-end sector, many watch brands were not open to categories like sports or women's watches," he said.
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It will be nearly impossible to time the easing of the stimulus in a way that does not open the European bank to criticism.
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The jail staff would not open the cells, but through the cracks of doors Ms. von Dornum glimpsed the silhouettes of the men inside.
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Four landed in or around the drop zone and were damaged as the parachutes did not open properly and seven more pallets cannot be reached.
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Cole Sprouse and girlfriend Lili Reinhart may be a sizzling off-screen couple — but she did not open up to her Riverdale costar right away.
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The idea that there might have been anything, say, wrong with the purging of dissenters is not open for discussion — perception is all that matters.
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You will be encouraged, by so many well-meaning friends, to experience the grief of all that you lost, but do not open that door.
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" In a 90-minute presentation in English that was translated into Spanish, Thomas Angelillo, a lawyer with El Centro, said: "Do not open the door.
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"There are those who say we should not open our windows, because open windows let in flies and other insects," Deng reportedly said in 1985.
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The EU has insisted many times that it is not open to renegotiating the deal it struck with former Prime Minister Theresa May last year.
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Again in the words of John Cowan, just because OSI has not endorsed a license as open source, does not mean it's not open source.
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MSNBC host Joe Scarborough on Monday said Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz should not open or close the party's convention this week.
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Brookings staff members recently learned its leaders had invited Bannon to address a June board of trustees meeting that would not open to the public.
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Do not open any unsolicited file attachments from unknown senders — or even unexpected attachments from people you know, in case their computers have been compromised.
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"The reason our committee was so successful last year is that we made the decision early to not open the bill to controversial issues," Sen.
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The National Disabilities Rights Network, for one, seeks to inspect polling locations in advance, but many are not open until Election Day, making that impossible.
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O'Rourke is scheduled to attend a two-hour meet-and-greet with university students and staff that is not open to the public or press.
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Still, the floodgates did not open: As recently as 2004, MoMA, Carnegie Hall and the American Museum of Natural History had one black trustee each.
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She hoped Donald would not open her bedroom door tonight; this was the kind of day that he would come, exuberant and expansive from victory.
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Three thousand Puerto Ricans did not open their eyes this morning because this racist man did not have it within him to do his job.
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Abbott opened his package, but the device didn't explode because "he did not open it as designed," a court filing from her detention hearing says.
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They got me open when plays were called for me, and even when I was not open I was able to make plays for them.
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And today, my advice is to use caution and not open yourself up too quickly to the scrutiny and judgment of those who love you.
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But it will also lead factories in the United States to close — not open — as made-in-America products become uncompetitive on the global market.
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In 2014, it did not open because of the dwindling quality of the market and its products, as well as questions about the kiosk concessions.
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When meeting with teachers, I make a conscious effort to uncross, so that I don't inadvertently send a message that I'm not open to listening.
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One-third of polling stations will not open because of security concerns, and at least 10 candidates and dozens of their supporters have been killed.
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When she arrived at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections here on Sunday morning, she was told the polls would not open until 1 p.m.
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"We discuss the guidelines and how open or not open they can be," said Mr. Rubin, who tries to book broad-minded guides and drivers.
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It's not open to the public, but O'Brien—as an esteemed author published by Faber & Faber, where Eliot was a director—is welcome to visit.
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The book, written by Kirsten Hall ("The Jacket") and illustrated by Matthew Forsythe ("Do Not Open This Book"), takes almost all its hues from nature.
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The ten hearings held by the Saudi court were not open to the public and it's impossible to know how it arrived at its conclusions.
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But the vacancy totals would be even higher if one includes buildings where signs announce incoming retailers but that are still not open for business.
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It said it would not open the credit flood-gates, a practice which had led to a rapid build-up in debt in the past.
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Memories… Do Not Open would be an object lesson in the perils of universality and the blank slate, if it hadn't topped the Billboard 200.
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"It is not open for renegotiation," the 27 national leaders said in a joint statement of the Brexit deal they agreed with May in late November.
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The fire broke out after the aircraft's landing gear did not open properly, and was later brought under control, emergency department head Pir-Hossein Kolivand said.
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Officials did not open an investigation for months and then failed to interview witnesses or review security card logs for her dormitory, according to the complaint.
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Supplies loaded on the remaining four pallets landed in the designated drop zone, but they were damaged because their parachutes did not open properly, she said.
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Redis Labs made amply clear that the application of Commons Clause made them not open source, and that Redis itself remains open source and BSD-licensed.
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It makes perfect sense not only because many users may not open Zoom for some time, but also because many of them had uninstalled the app.
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"After the event, since it was Sunday and the bank was not open, he didn't return it to the bank and went somewhere else," said Wolfin.
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Sorry fans, it's not open to the public -- they don't have THAT much liquor ... the tailgate is strictly for Brian and Tyler's close friends and entourage.
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Food for thought: Chick-fil-A's owner is a prominent Southern Baptist, and the franchise does not open on Sundays in honor of the Christian sabbath.
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Microsoft may own a lot of proprietary platforms that are not open source, but it's making efforts to collaborate more in a number of other ways.
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That "doesn't mean that TomTom is not open to partnerships of whatever kind: there is no objection to that from within TomTom, in principle," Wakkie said.
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El Feel, now pumping about 60,000 bpd, did not open until May because of a protest by guards, who in reality are militiamen with local loyalties.
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Avoiding the main approach, they used a route that's not open to the public to reach the chamber where Lord Ayyappa is enshrined shortly before daybreak.
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Then, in 2016, avocado toast began to take off in the U.S. That led the friends to an idea: Why not open an avocado-only restaurant?
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And the new deal did not open the door to tough prison sentences for rebels, which the government said would be a nonstarter for the rebels.
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But how authorities will be able to monitor the compliance of a confidential service like World-Check, which is not open to public scrutiny, is unclear.
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If Messenger feels spammy, users might not open chats from friends because they're lost amongst the ads, or flee back to the status quo of SMS.
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That sounds unimpressive, but for an app that was basically in pre-launch mode and not open broadly, it's worth noting that it ranked at all.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will not open negotiations on immigration until Democrats agree to reopen the government, his spokeswoman said on Saturday in a statement.
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Finally, check your watches: In much of upstate New York, except for near Buffalo, polls do not open until noon; downstate, polls open at 6 a.m.
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This will be the first time in the 155-year history of the employee-owned business that it will not open its shop doors for customers.
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Terrorist threat the 'biggest concern' The training sessions are not open to the public -- but CNN was invited to observe a series of exercises last week.
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Maybe it's a box of Polaroids hidden deep under our beds or a folder named "Do Not Open" saved in the recesses of our computer servers.
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Though it&aposs not open to new applicants, if you already have the AAdvantage Aviator Red World Elite Mastercard you can upgrade to the Silver version.
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Mistakes on credit reports can range from a misspelled name, to having a loan or credit card that you did not open listed on your report.
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When Foxconn announced it would not open the factory after all, but rather invest in Wisconsin in other ways and create non-manufacturing jobs, Trump intervened.
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And Albertsons Companies', with its 2,268 stores nationwide (including Vons, Winn-Dixie, and Safeway), joined them in requesting that patrons not open carry in its stores.
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The fire broke out after the aircraft's landing gear did not open properly, and was later brought under control, emergency department head Pir-Hossein Kolivand said.
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Zuckerberg's sit-down with President Trump reportedly included Dan Scavino, the White House Director of Social Media, but was not open to journalists and news photographers.
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However, the exemption is not "open-ended" and will depend upon changes are made to NAFTA that satisfy Trump, an administration official told CNBC last week.
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The safety of our customers and team members is our top priority, so we respectfully request that our customers do not open carry firearms at Meijer.
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The president, meanwhile, has indicated he is not open to negotiating further on immigration issues that are key to Democrats while the government is still closed.
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When the vote finally took place on Saturday, most polling stations did not open until four hours after the official starting time, civil society groups reported.
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But Trump's reversal surprised and frustrated many U.S. officials, who had viewed the penalty on ZTE as final and not open to appeal, the sources said.
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Suspicion was raised further when, soon after finding her body, police said they had to break into Rachadech's room as he would not open the door.
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Polling stations in some parts of the capital, Kampala, did not open until after noon — nearly six hours late, and three hours before their scheduled closing time.
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But analysts said the brief and relatively cautious J-20 routine - the pilots did not open weapon bay doors, or perform low-speed passes - answered few questions.
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" Slate made a Handmaid's Tale reference to bring the point home: "I'm also just really not open to being known as the woman dating so-and-so.
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Replays confirmed Boudreau's claim, but the officials announced that the play itself was not open to challenge since it resulted in a penalty — not an immediate goal.
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"Why not open it up to world religions and all different faiths, then you're not trying to proselytize anyone into any particular religion or denomination," he said.
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Féliz Garcia's attorney has said his client is a motorcycle taxi driver and may have unwittingly driven the shooter, but he did not open fire on Ortiz.
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An automatic jar opener A jar that will absolutely not open is one of life's most underrated pains in the ass, especially when there's no outside help.
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She told BuzzFeed News via intermittent text messages that the city is a ghost town at night and that most businesses, including grocery stores, are not open.
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Perhaps so, but the company can't assume riders are piecing together a campaign from a handful of emails sent over many months that most will not open.
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"The complaint was that in the minority areas the early voting locations were not open as late as some of the other early voting locations," she said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said on Monday she will not open the party's national convention in Philadelphia, the Sun Sentinel newspaper reported.
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Mr Ryan has indicated that he is not open to a House debate on immigration and that he will only push a bill that Mr Trump supports.
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The exact details of the charges against Stoyanov aren't publicly known because the case was classified as secret and the trial was not open to the public.
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Kyle Mitchell added that if licenses were to be judged in the manner that the group was judging SSPL, then GPL v2 was not open source either.
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Other polling stations did not open until hours after voting had started, and dozens of voting machines in other locations throughout the country malfunctioned, the AP reported.
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The thrust of the commission's argument was that Ireland cut a bespoke tax deal with Apple that was not open to other companies, equivalent to state aid.
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" Moreover, a regime in which "the weakest go to the wall" and a "few capitalist owners" thrive "cannot be sustained except by violence, veiled if not open.
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"If the bank continues to not open weekly repo in the coming days, this could be interpreted as tightening and a covert rate hike," another banker said.
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The White House has floated $2.1 billion as a compromise, but Senate Democrats were not open to the offer, maintaining they would not go beyond $85033 billion.
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A 2015 report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found that half of the credit card holders who chose electronic statements did not open or review them.
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And because God is dead, we can all be certain that their chlamydial new album Memories… Do Not Open won't make a difference to any of this.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - There will not be a host and Sunday's Oscars ceremony will not open with the traditional monologue in which celebrities and politicians are skewered.
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They're not open all day, so there's not, like, an old guy perched at the end of the bar who's been there every day for 40 years.
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The comptroller said his office heard reports of voters who showed up to vote within voting hours only to find that their polling locations were not open.
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If the government did not open by Monday, he said, he might do some volunteer work, or perhaps work on his language skills with Rosetta Stone software.
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"Lucía" won first prize at the 1969 Moscow Film Festival, but because of the embargo against Cuba it did not open in the United States until 1974.
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After she accepted, he realized that the stained-glass exhibition would not open for another two weeks, so he asked her out for drinks and live jazz.
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Courts, it said, should not "open the floodgates" to lawsuits by Congress in what are essentially political disputes between the legislative and executive branches of the government.
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"Europeans are so dug into their campfire mentality that they are essentially not open to logical arguments," said John C. Kornblum, a former American ambassador to Germany.
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And so she is back, now cooking in Brooklyn because she promised her successor in the Forest Hills space that she would not open a restaurant nearby.
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Though it would not open a path to immigration — workers would still be expected to go home eventually — it would be more forthright than the current approach.
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"The reason our committee was so successful last year is that we made the decision early to not open the bill to controversial issues," Missouri Republican Sen.
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But that leg of the project, which could cost up to $6 billion, is still in the early planning stages and may not open for another decade.
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Pope Francis, however, has said that the door to a female priesthood was closed by his predecessor Pope John Paul, and that he would not open it.
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Once we launched Google Code in 2006, I started looking for an additional product to work on in Chicago — something not open source, but preferably something philosophically similar.
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Rockers Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam canceled concerts in the state and PayPal said it will not open a facility in North Carolina that would employ 400 people.
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My husband and I get there and find out it's not open bar, but we do get two free drink vouchers, so we drink up and peace out.
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Bondi's office did not open an investigation, and Trump and Bondi have both said there was no wrongdoing and said the donation was not tied to any favors.
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"Our presence in Syria was not open ended and it was never intended to be permanent," he told troops wearing camouflage fatigues in a hangar at the base.
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And Google's crown jewels — its search engine and advertising platform — are proprietary, not open source code, though they offer ways for third-party users to plug into them.
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Orban, who attended Oxford as a young man on a Soros-funded scholarship, has hailed "a new era" reflecting a popular desire for democracies that are not open.
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The Ku Klux Klan members featured in A&E's upcoming docuseries, "Generation KKK," agreed to open their lives, but we've learned the network did not open its checkbook.
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And Google's crown jewels — its search engine and advertising platform — are proprietary, not open-source code, though they offer ways for third-party users to plug into them.
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The images of Christie and his family, alone amid an expanse of beach not open to the public, affirms everything that people don't like about politicians. Entitled. Hypocritical.
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The most difficult part of the project, he says, was being unable to visit and construct parts of the Forbidden City that are not open to the public.
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In the lawsuit, Tesla says the doors were prone to overheating (making the doors inoperable), did not open with speed or symmetry, and they "sagged" beyond tolerance levels.
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Zoom Flume, though, is not open to surfing, so for now most of PerfectSwell's barreling waves have been created in a pool the size of your kitchen table.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A German court said on Tuesday it would not open proceedings against executives of German potash and salt miner K+S on charges of water pollution.
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"A lot of [journalists] are not open to new perspectives," she says, looking pointedly in my direction as she pushes a collection of newspaper clippings across the table.
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He added that limited series have a way of getting media attention in the U.S. because they are less common, and not open-ended like other television shows.
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But if you're not open to change, whether that's simply resisting it or outright refusal to change at all, then there's a possibility that you're a problem employee.
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Police and more than a dozen plain-clothed officials who declined to identify themselves refused Reuters entry, saying the village was private and not open to the public.
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Until Britain agrees to such terms in its "divorce" settlement during the two-year negotiating window, EU leaders say they will not open talks on a future relationship.
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The courtroom activity was not open to the public, but Miller's attorneys previously told CNN they were challenging requests for Miller to provide information to Mueller's grand jury.
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Joseph also said that Kenya handed competing carriers an advantage as other African governments did not open up their airspace by adopting a free skies policy in 2015.
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The ceremony is not open to female royalty, but Satsuki Katayama, the only female minister in Abe's cabinet, will be the first woman in modern history to attend.
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Listen to "Something Just Like This," a collaboration between Coldplay and The Chainsmokers, from The Chainsmokers' upcoming album Memories... Do Not Open, below: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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The "Part 107" provisions loosened some restrictions but did not open the skies to the package delivery services for which e-commerce actors such as Amazon have lobbied.
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But a White House official said on Sunday that Mr. Trump was not open to a deal that would eventually allow the Dreamers to become United States citizens.
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Mr. Stevenson sought to reassure the court that extending its earlier decisions to cover inmates like Mr. Madison would not open the floodgates to claims of lost memories.
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Deployment will start in areas that are not open to the public and "gradually grow into more complex situations," he told reporters on a conference call on Tuesday.
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I've long felt that there is great value in reading a text that does not open itself up too easily, that keeps some of its secret meanings hidden.
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The second location at Emory University is not open for business yet, but aims to start recruiting participants within the next week, a university spokesperson told Business Insider.
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F.B.I. agents did not open any criminal investigations into an American that had no connection to national security in 2017 based on Section 702 data, the report said.
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"Canada is portrayed as very welcoming, but we're not open to every kind of immigrants," said Mireille Paquet, an expert on immigration policy at Concordia University in Montreal.
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Hong Kong's metro, which carries about 5 million passengers a day, said on Tuesday some stations would not open for service because damaged facilities needed to be repaired.
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Say something like, "Whenever I approach you about this, it feels like you&aposre not open to hearing my experience, but I need that from you," Scott suggested.
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Roughly 9.6 million people, about a third of them women, have registered to vote, but roughly one in twelve polling centers may not open because of security threats.
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However, the door was slightly ajar, and the force of using her key pushed the door open, despite the fact that her key did not open the lock.
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And the duo has just released "Memories…Do Not Open," their first full-length album, which deepens their commitment to slight pop music with echoes of the club.
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Jordan, which has taken in more than half a million displaced Syrians since the war began, and Israel have said they will not open their borders to refugees.
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The Nan A. Rothschild Research Center itself is not open to the public, so the online initiative offers an in-depth visual portal to the city's rich past.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May held meetings with European leaders Tuesday hoping to renegotiate a disastrous Brexit deal that the EU has already said is not open for renegotiation.
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Everyone knew he was in trouble weeks ago and even his strongest supporters and biggest beneficiaries of his point of view as labor nominee would not open their wallets.
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" The statement added that Florida and Georgia had 17 distribution locations to "provide meals, water and other items in areas where stores are not open or supplies are limited.
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Salvini later said he was not open to negotiations over Italy's deficit target of 0.72453 percent of gross domestic product, though other aspects of the budget could be discussed.
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" "The Irish Government recalls the clear position of the European Council at its meeting of December 13 when it stated that the withdrawal agreement is not open for renegotiation.
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But although Heathrow's plans were given the green light today, work on the new runway is unlikely to start before 2020, which means it could not open until 2025.
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Certainly, The Rachel Divide attempts nuance in conversations bigger than Dolezal, but it may be for an audience that is not open to it because of its central character.
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The meeting, which was not open to the media, was with members of a program created by Obama's longtime friend and former education secretary, Arne Duncan, the newspaper reported.
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Such a subjective standard may or may not open investment opportunities for people otherwise excluded by the wealth-based standard, but it's sure to bring more revenue for lawyers.
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The EU has insisted many times that it is not open to renegotiating the deal it struck with May last year, raising the prospect of a no-deal exit.
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Salvini later said he was not open to negotiations over Italy's deficit target of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product, though other aspects of the budget could be discussed.
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While the ratification process was notably open for its time, it was not open enough, and the result was not unanimous enough, to win universal legitimacy for the Constitution.
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Saying that Cobain had a gay friend in a town that was not open to the LGBTQ community is poignant — but there's something else going on here as well.
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"Free markets are not open and fair when people criminally manipulate them," U.S. Attorney Ryan Patrick of the Southern District of Texas said in a separate Justice Department statement.
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" Trump said during the 35-day government shutdown that the government would not open until he got funding for "a wall, a fence, whatever they'd like to call it.
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If Chrome is set to open — but not open any windows on the screen — you should see the box checked in the Hide column next to the program name.
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Kercher reportedly ordered a search of the sub's computer network to determine who had been accessing the list but did not open a full investigation or notify his command.
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First, they say, because it is a private corporation, RIC's records are not open to public inspection, unlike those of its parent corporation, RFI, which is a public foundation.
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Narcissistic, where you live in an echo chamber and you believe all the lies that your own side puts out and you're not open to any kind of discussion.
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And notably, she criticizes the agency for making a judgement on Bitcoin technology, which could send a message that it's not open to innovation it doesn't deem advanced enough.
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This will be the first time in the 155-year history of the business that it will not open its shop doors for customers, the group said on Saturday.
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Venus Williams Honorable mention: CoCo Vandeweghe and Taylor Townsend Category was not open to pure doubles specialists, but Barty, Strycova and Williams all can shine at doubles and singles.
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Huawei employs some 180,000 people globally and the shareholder scheme is not open to all, with staff usually only able to take part after three years of strong performance.
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Trump's scheduled appearance was not open to the press, and was unlikely to calm rampant speculation about why she has not been seen in public in over three weeks.
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On Monday night, Ohio officials said the state would not open polls Tuesday due to "unacceptable risk," after a judge denied a push to delay its primary until June.
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The discussion around changing the rules to include non-biometric votes has raised concern among several candidates, particularly Mr. Abdullah, who say that requirement is not open to debate.
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Houston-based televangelist Joel Osteen said on Wednesday that social media created a "false narrative" around a decision to not open the doors of his megachurch to flood victims.
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We debate ferrying back to pay them, but decide it's not worth it since they're not open today and we'll be on day trips tomorrow and the day after.
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It held its first induction ceremony in 1986 at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York, but did not open the doors of its museum in Cleveland until 1995.
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"Memories…Do Not Open" (Columbia), the Chainsmokers' first full album after a string of huge pop singles and EPs, opened in the top slot in Billboard's new album chart.
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Contradicting that account, local news media, citing eyewitnesses, reported that the traveling family did not open fire on the police and that no weapons were recovered from their vehicle.
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And if in the end the courts instead defer, let's hope they have some way to reassure us all that this does not open the door to further abuses.
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"We call on all sides to remain rational and exercise restraint, and not take any escalatory actions that irritate regional tensions, and not open a Pandora's box," Wang said.
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Last month, it was Kylie Jenner who tweeted that she "[does] not open Snapchat anymore," an admission that some believe caused Snap's stock to drop more than 6 percent.
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Visa and MasterCard will not process transactions for pot dispensaries and most banks will not open accounts for them, even though the State of Colorado legalized marijuana for recreational use.
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And until recently there was no alternative – if you didn't want to send a mass notification to all your friends the only option was to literally not open the app.
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Volkswagen's CEO said the German automaker is not open to merger talks with Italian rival Fiat Chrysler (FCAU), rebuffing an overture from FCA's chief executive at the Geneva auto show.
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" When these decks are complete, both players crack open a deck of cards and stickers marked "DO NOT OPEN," and peruse a the first subsection of these decks marked "1.
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The calls come as Jordan has said it will not open its borders to the Syrians, asking instead the United Nations to provide them with security within their home country.
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"[Hospital administration] was very defensive and just really not open to hearing how we're living in these buildings," one resident who attended one of the labor relations meetings told Refinery29.
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Well, is it so much to ask that the place I call both home and work not open its doors to men who say that I should, quite literally, die?
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And as I said we have a very long-standing tradition for looking into whether some companies are getting selective advantages not open to the rest of the business community.
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After publicist Heathcliff Berru was accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women at the beginning of 2016, and was removed as head of his company, the floodgates did not open.
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On the flip side, other blooks, from ceramic ashtrays to lighters with decorated dust jackets, focused only on the superficial look of a book and do not open at all.
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Because this is a juvenile and not a full-fledged criminal court, defendants don't get a jury, have no right to bail, and proceedings are not open to the public.
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The new airport, the city's biggest flagship project, missed its seventh opening date earlier this year and may not open until 2021, ten years after it was originally supposed to.
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The point about serendipity is just that if you eliminate mistakes then, you're going to be too dependent on immediate and recent experience and not open enough to productive surprises.
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The woman was reportedly playing organ inside a locked Mormon church last November when she heard "several minutes" of loud pounding on the chapel's door, which she did not open.
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You know, when you take the envelope, the big, pink one they make, you put it on the table, you approach it and you would and would not open it.
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The White House officials made the case for the border emergency and insisted Trump's action would not open the floodgates for future presidents to take similar steps for their priorities.
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The judge hearing the suit was visibly flummoxed by Trump's lawyers, who insisted that revealing poll workers' names—which the suit might enable—would not open them up to harassment.
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The lesson, a "wall" worked back then and would work again and a permanent "wall" would send a message that the U.S. is not open for the drug smuggling business.
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In a letter to Democratic senators, the OIG wrote that the Pentagon's investigative body would not open an investigation that duplicated or otherwise could interfere with an existing congressional inquiry.
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North Korea would not open talks as long as the United States and South Korea kept conducting military exercises that it felt might turn into an attack on its territory.
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"This caucus is not open to former senators," said the liberal senator, and father of the future vice president, Al Gore Sr. Cheney did not allow himself to be denied.
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The problem is not open or closed primaries, either of which is far more open to citizens than internal party decisions are in almost any other democracy in the world.
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A day earlier, Salvini, who leads the ruling anti-migrant League party, had said that Italy would not open its ports to "criminals" who had committed an act of piracy.
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The meeting was not open to reporters, but Rhonda Hart, whose 14-year-old daughter was killed in the shooting, told The Associated Press about the content of the meeting.
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It's technically not open for business, but a friend of the group has convinced the owner to unlock the doors and let everyone in for a few post-dinner drinks.
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As Golovkin connected one to start the second round, Wade began to keep his left tighter to his head and not open up with his left when Golovkin closed in.
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Given that it's cheap and has simple, prudent investment choices, why not open it up to the tens of millions of savers who have no workplace plan at the moment?
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When he could not open it, he came back with the entire cabinet — then was ordered to return it so the Germans wouldn't discover that the secret file was missing.
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This time, the vote will take place as a resurgent Taliban has taken more territory, and about one-third of the polling stations will not open because of deteriorating security.
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"The Brexit withdrawal agreement is the only deal on the table between the E.U. and the U.K. and is not open to renegotiation," the Irish prime minister, Leo Varadkar, declared.
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While voting proceeded calmly in areas where President Uhuru Kenyatta has support, some polling stations in opposition areas did not open, reflecting the main opposition leader's call for a boycott.
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Constituent Assembly members say that while all the votes in the full sessions have been unanimous, genuine debates have unfolded in the committees, which are not open to the public.
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But there is no Home Affairs Department in the U.S., and Census Bureau officials warned that more paranoid Americans might not open their doors, or worse, answer with a gun.
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The turnout was a historic low as about a third of the country's polling centers did not open because they could not be secured or were in Taliban-controlled areas.
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Investigators did not open the inquiry based on a notorious dossier of opposition research from Christopher Steele, a former British spy whose research was funded by Democrats, Mr. Horowitz found.
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EU ministers said this week Brussels could not open any more chapters or modernize the EU-Turkey customs union due to Ankara's failure to meet European standards in various areas.
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He has said that the Democrats need to avoid litmus tests, believing that such standards make people feel as though the Democrats are not open to voters of all viewpoints.
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While the club is not open to the public, Mr. Trump's dinner with Mr. Abe was in the club's dining room, where members and their guests were likely to be.
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According to Billboard, Memories… Do Not Open was the first album to top both the Billboard 200 and the Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart simultaneously in more than three years.
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They give a lot of scholarships out which is nice, and some of them go to illegal immigrants, but why not open up the campus at least in the summer time.
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It is not open to the public, but some twenty small red cabins are occupied by an ever-changing assortment of visiting researchers, student field-trippers, and even artists-in-residence.
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That "means that T.S.A. did not open the case," according to the T.S.A. A decal was placed on the case to show it had been screened and cleared, the T.S.A. said.
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The three categories in which her music video is nominated, best art direction, best visual effects, and best editing, are chosen by industry experts and are not open to public vote.
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"As I have said repeatedly, our borders are not open to illegal migration; if you come here illegally, we will send you back consistent with our laws and values," he said.
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Colorado rafting company owner Joel Condren is looking forward to an epic season this year, following 2018 when he could not open his business because the Rio Grande was too low.
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If the Pope is now saying it's acceptable not to be open to conception in the Zika situation, what other situations would it be okay to be not open to conception?
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A source familiar with the company's thinking said the smaller Nevada plant likely will be set up to build fewer than 10,000 cars a year and may not open until 2019.
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But the Raleigh store in question did not open for its final scheduled day after the anonymous donor bought out all of its stock, according to local CBS affiliate CBS 17.
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