"I did choose to do this, but it was in essence to save us what I believe is good policy notwithstanding how someone may rate that," Sessions said.
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He would not have to speak all that long, notwithstanding how far his oratory skills have come since the days when he mostly spoke a sign language of his own, with a ball or a beer.
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MK: No. And we've ended up not continuing with some core funds as some have evolved from seed-stage to Series A-stage funds, and backing them is not the mandate our LPs gave us, notwithstanding how amazingly they've performed for us.
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Her return this season, from maternity leave, is the kind of unequivocally happy company event that I, as a critic, would normally be focusing on — notwithstanding how her performance in "Theme and Variations" a few weeks back wasn't yet up to her high standard.
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Given the circumstances under which you were presented the opportunity to make this record, location notwithstanding, how many times in your life are you going to have the chance to do so with a budget like this, with a producer you want to work with, and with a concept you want to work through?
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In 2014 the educational network made headlines by capping tuition fees at 8% of family income for low wage-earners and 18% for high wage-earners, notwithstanding how many children in the family are enrolled in the schools.
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Quadri argues that the municipal police forces in Mexico are "corrupt" and have often aided the Mexican drug cartels, and that it is necessary to abolish their existence and replace it with a "world class Federal police corporation." He mentioned, however, that this reform is a "very long process," but that the work should be done notwithstanding how much it will take to create one. "The municipal police forces," Quadri said, "have over 2,500 corrupt officers around Mexico, who are horribly paid, unprepared, and penetrated by the organized crime groups." The ideal police force that Quadri has in mind should have "more than 350,000 officers that are qualified and well paid," so they can reach the standard of the police forces in Colombia and Chile.
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Amato himself was never implicated, notwithstanding how close he was to Bettino Craxi, a central figure in the corruption system. As Prime Minister, Amato responded effectively to two devaluations of the lira in the wake of currency speculation that led Italy to be expelled from the European Monetary System by cutting the budget deficit drastically, thus taking the first steps in the road that would bring Italy to adopt the Euro. At a point, his government was harshly contested because of a decree that suddenly moved the competence for corruption investigations into the hands of the police, which, being controlled directly by the government, would have not been independent. Fearing that the new system would have effectively blocked investigations on political corruption, Italians took to the streets in massive, spontaneous rallies.
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