Mueller is not obliging them and Democrats are getting crabby.
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"Yeah, he's the man who purchased me," says an obliging Marwan.
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Scandinavia's heavily unionised workers are unlikely to be any more obliging.
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While Mr. Donnelly talks of being bipartisan, Republicans are not obliging.
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He was beaming, obliging fans with high-fives and back slaps.
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I wiggled my left toes, which were more obliging than my lips.
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Look at how obliging the Los Angeles Kings have been this season.
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Obliging police officers let a few pedestrians past the 57th Street checkpoint.
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He depressed his thumb; sure enough, the Subaru gave an obliging beep.
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With the help of an obliging audience member, he acquires language, too.
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The crew is obliging, and the alcohol and Wi-Fi are free.
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He then made an obliging visit to the Niskanen Center in December.
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The law obliging employers to take action against it took force in 1999.
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A third allegedly hosted obliging doctors who examined clients in the firm's offices.
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I quickly checked to see if he was obliging by the speed limit.
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The F.D.A., ever obliging, agreed, blocking any low-cost generic competition for Purdue.
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But he had obliging senior colleagues, including Henry Kissinger, the secretary of state.
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She's at least more obliging when it comes to explaining where "Lafawndah" came from.
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In her earlier performance Ms Blasey Ford had seemed modest and almost painfully obliging.
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Perhaps she asked you not to tell him, obliging you to maintain that confidence.
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Haddish was sweet and obliging when he asked to take a picture with her.
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I hate you for asking, and I hate myself for obliging every time until now.
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I was obedient, and she was obliging, though we never demanded much of each other.
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It might reduce the variety of institutions by obliging them to follow a central script.
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Not that the economics professor they put in Mr Savona's place is an obliging Europhile.
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The three who looked after us were obliging but also warm, and not overly formal.
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Last year, Derambarsh successfully promoted a measure obliging supermarkets to donate unsold food to charity.
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For that reason, the extension contained clauses obliging Britain to maintain "sincere cooperation" as a member.
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He pledges to be more self-interested, obliging feckless allies to pay for their own security.
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He used to advocate a market-driven mechanism obliging polluters to cut emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Rules obliging them to grow cotton and sell it to the state at fixed prices endure.
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Souza said the latest court ruling reiterated a prior decision obliging the firm to deposit 100%.
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Gilles, meanwhile, settles into the role of the obliging patriarch who's hot or warm as needed.
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For people seeking alternatives to a single-family house, Mill Valley is not obliging, she said.
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"I quickly checked to see if he was obliging by the speed limit," wrote the tennis star.
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"I often find clients are very obliging to want to show off their city," she told Insider.
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"Nong Petch is a cutie—a lovely, obliging kid," says Mama Ning, gazing at the doll fondly.
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Much as I enjoyed meeting an obliging human meme, I was distracted by unwelcome thoughts all night.
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As much as one is aware of their vulnerabilities, one enjoys every minute with these obliging kooks.
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His administration's hands are tied, however, by international rules obliging the United States to accept asylum applications.
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Later came a crucial ruling obliging West Germany to let a French blackcurrant liqueur be marketed as such.
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In the long run it should improve law enforcement by obliging police to work harder to obtain evidence.
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All are important but none would be solved by obliging already profitable firms to hoard even more cash.
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Fortunately the obliging FaceApp managed to answer most of these questions before the Senator's letter was ever posted.
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Hands-free lets you take your video without obliging you to keep your thumb on the shutter button.
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The initiative obliging officials to publish their wealth was rolled out last year but has suffered repeated delays.
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To avoid overconcentration, the German government is considering obliging refugees to stay put for their first two years.
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In its January letter, the N.C.A.A. cited bylaws obliging member institutions to protect the welfare of their athletes.
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Ms Blasey (the name she goes by professionally) had appeared nervous and tearful at times, but measured and obliging.
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Although South Korea has signed treaties obliging it to admit genuine refugees, the government largely yielded to the pressure.
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The Turks once hoped that Mr Trump would be more obliging on this count than Barack Obama had been.
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Brazil also has a stringent fiscal rule, obliging it to freeze federal spending in real terms for 20 years.
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The improvement in the economy has increased the creditworthiness of borrowers, obliging banks to write off fewer bad loans.
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Politicians have been obliging, granting special privileges to industries as varied as hair braiding, interior design and health care.
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Kiev rolled out an initiative last year obliging MPs and officials to publish their wealth in a public database.
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These obliging respondents let the professionals at Piper Jaffray in on a big secret: teens think iPhones are dope.
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In their place are generous baggage allowances, a slick consumer-friendly website, and an ever-obliging social-media persona.
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Like movie stars, they register as at once archetypal and particular—obliging but slightly aloof in their violent roles.
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As head of the Saudi royal family's favored building contractor, Bakr bin Laden was accustomed to obliging royal requests.
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I watched her — vulnerable, obliging, guileless (precisely the opposite of what her skeptics suspected) — and found her wholly believable.
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"Honduras is an unconditional and obliging ally of the United States in security," Mr. Meza, the security analyst, said.
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Recently he proposed a law obliging social media to erase "obviously illegal" content within 24 hours after a complaint.
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Finally, she rebelled, went on a diet, and changed from a fat, obliging girl to a skinny, rude girl.
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As we talked, I watched his erratic oxygen levels fall and then partially recover, obliging us to take breaks.
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But the other folks in the labs were very obliging in answering questions and happy to talk about their work.
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It's an obliging story that's been told and retold so often that it doesn't really have a stable moral anymore.
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Unions had raised concerns over an Air France ruling obliging female crew to wear a headscarf on leaving a plane.
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The EU is now obliging exchanges to open up their silos and let clients mix and match execution and clearing.
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"And she had this obliging willingness to be pleased that has not been curtailed by her illness," Ms. Moore said.
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A national law obliging school-age children to be in class during regular school hours was first passed in 1919.
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These arrangements do not force employers to provide any minimum working hours, while obliging workers to accept any work offered.
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Some treaties have clauses obliging the EU to improve the terms if need be if another subsequently gets more favourable treatment.
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The city has declared a "ville morte", a period of mourning until at least Friday, obliging WHO to suspend its operations.
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The other two options envisage no change to existing rules or greater disclosure requirements, obliging banks to show their sovereign exposures.
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It is no more than an accounting identity, the counterpart of saving by the private sector, or by ever-obliging foreigners.
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Beckett had a reputation for shunning biographers, but Bair found him obliging, if prone to mysterious disappearances and flashes of pique.
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"I quickly checked to see if he was obliging by the speed limit," Ms. Williams wrote on her public Facebook page.
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"Don't expect from me the obliging silence of cowards," Ms. Rousseff said as she made a last-ditch rebuttal on Monday.
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And the athletes are gracious and obliging, eager to discuss more than just their performance — which, for my purposes, is critical.
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May's ability to play for time, by obliging her to return quickly to Parliament if she loses the vote next week.
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The constitution limits the president to two successive terms, obliging him to step down at the end of his new mandate.
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Preventing the next one requires "radical reforms," including obliging major banks to maintain enough equity to sustain losses without taxpayer support.
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It's in our nature to be socially obliging, and the word no feels like a confrontation that threatens a potential bond.
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Walsh had a keen eye for what we now call "synergy," and in this, at least, he had an obliging client.
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By obliging employees to go to the cafeteria, we encourage them to interact with one another and those in other departments. 4.
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Indeed, culture at large has grown a little too obliging to popularity at the detriment of free-thinking individuality and transcendental aloofness.
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A stocky, crew-cut man, his face locked in an obliging grin, plays along for the camera, flanked by two smiling admirers.
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Obliging Russian officials have been playing the chorus on the stadium speakers whenever England's players have found the back of the net.
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American ideals have never seemed so flimsy, and pop culture has already begun happily obliging our deep-seated need for artistic guidance.
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Saweetie is cognizant that the fast pace of the internet shrinks artist development, obliging her to learn the ropes in real time.
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But the sheikhs hunted the birds to near-extinction on the Arabian Peninsula, obliging them to organize lavish houbara-hunting trips overseas.
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"Irish hotel staff are especially obliging and will put you in a higher category of room if they can," Ms. Learat said.
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Previously, the city, endlessly obliging to its rotating clientele of businessmen and tourists, had seemed aloof and polite, like a hotel concierge.
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The fractured parliament that emerged after the European elections in May will not always prove so obliging as it did this week.
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It proposed obliging officials to provide and make public information about their assets, their tax returns, and their potential conflicts of interests.
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Westworld, as a park, is the pulp-novel West: Native Americans are nearly invisible, women are obliging, and bullets never hurt a guest.
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Instead, MPs spent much of their time shouting at each other about demonetisation, obliging the speakers of both houses to suspend proceedings repeatedly.
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A deal on HFCs would quickly benefit the climate—and not just by obliging countries to cut emissions of these powerful greenhouse gases.
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"Don't expect from me the obliging silence of cowards," she said at the start of her testimony, according to The New York Times.
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For one thing, insurers are obliging patients to pay a greater share of the cost for their treatment, so they notice higher prices.
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It would be unthinkable for the party to be so obliging of protesters for free speech or other causes the party considers anathema.
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First she hits him up for money and then puts him in an awkward position, obliging him to travel with her to Tokyo.
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Mining firms claim to be obsessed with safety; in head offices, that can extend to absurdities like obliging visitors to hold on to handrails.
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Last year business lobby groups unsuccessfully opposed proposals obliging companies to set aside breastfeeding areas with breast pumps and fridges for employees with infants.
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In all, nearly 1500 people (fans, super fans, and a few obliging boyfriends) descended upon the bucolic town for a three-day immersive experience.
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NSPK, which was created by the central bank, has received a boost from legislation obliging civil servants to receive their salaries on Mir cards.
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The Altia plan was no surprise after parliament in 2014 scrapped a clause obliging the state to hold a majority stake in the firm.
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A fine for Spain and Portugal could also have set a precedent, obliging Brussels to mete out similar treatment to other offenders, like France.
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He purchased millions of acres from an obliging Brazilian government, which was still licking its wounds from being overturned as the rubber-trade monopoly.
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If Iraq wants them to leave, parliament needs to pass a resolution obliging the government to ask the United States to pull them out.
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New rules will make it harder for American tourists to visit by obliging some to join group tours rather than letting them travel as individuals.
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After the Lisa case, Germany made fighting disinformation a priority: on April 5th it published a draft law obliging publishers to nix such stories speedily.
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A lesson Kris Jenner apparently tried to instill in her two youngest daughters Kendall and Kylie early, obliging them to get manicures every single week.
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EU lawmakers succeeded in pushing through tougher screening than initially proposed, such as obliging the Commission to screen deals and requiring EU countries to cooperate.
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Italy's cabinet approved a law on Friday obliging parents to vaccinate their children against infectious diseases as politicians spar over a spike in measles cases.
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The proposal covers items such as straws, cotton swabs and cutlery, in addition to obliging EU states to recycle 90% of plastic bottles by 2025.
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After the abolition of slavery, this cultural stereotype transformed into the expectation that African Americans remain obliging and obedient even when they had achieved success.
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Pursued on the street by paparazzi and strangers hoping to get a selfie with her, she was obliging, never for an instant losing her cool.
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Congress should follow California's lead in obliging companies to tell consumers upon request what they know about them and what they do with the information.
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Trump seems to be daring North Korea to preemptively pull the trigger, and the chances of it obliging appear to be increasing day by day.
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I was also the daughter of an alcoholic, so I spent many nights trying to be cute and obliging while pretending I wasn't freaked out.
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New York City, after all, can be a most obliging co-star to its population of unwitting actors, who are always putting on a show.
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Kelley says those changes would have made his job easier by, for example, obliging plant owners to tell first responders what chemicals were on site.
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As his session drew to a close, Trump Jr.'s obliging interviewer asked him to name his most difficult moments as the son of the president.
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Last year Mr Renzi introduced a reform obliging Italy's ten biggest popolari, or co-operative banks, to become joint-stock companies by the end of 23.5.
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But the economy stagnated and the bad-loan burden grew; meanwhile, European Union rules on state aid were tightened, obliging Italy to rely on private rescues.
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Meanwhile the British government recently enforced a law obliging firms with more than 250 employees to publish data about the average earnings of men and women.
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While his hat-trick only served to increase the hype, he remained obliging, graciously answering the same banal questions about his father that follow him everywhere.
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Ireland and other obliging European states, such as Luxembourg and the Netherlands, have already succumbed to pressure to close several of the loopholes of the past.
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His thumbs remained severely kinked, like claws, obliging Nugent to roughly sweep at the cushion with one palm and catch the splattering coins in the other.
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Mr. Nickel objected to the federal policy, saying it could "sow chaos" and confusion among consumers, obliging them to pay for insurance chosen by the government.
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"Don't expect from me the obliging silence of cowards," Ms. Rousseff, 68, said in a withering attack on her opponents at the start of her testimony.
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Italian antitrust authorities levied a 3-million-euro fine on WhatsApp last week for allegedly obliging users to agree to share their personal data with Facebook.
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" McKeown, however, said this approach ignored reality and could enable criminals to escape prosecution after they found obliging employees willing to "willy-nilly give out passwords.
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His influence over economic policy, however, is believed to have diminished as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has increasingly surrounded himself with obliging individuals who execute his will.
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The energy ministry plans to increase the nominal value of state-run energy companies, obliging the businesses to pay more tax, the Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily reported.
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It also provides for Samsung to make regular dividend payments, and to pursue a listing in America, obliging it to comply with international standards on corporate governance.
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An enfeebled Mrs Merkel, now on her way out, is unlikely to become any more obliging, especially if Mr Macron is trying to poach her group's MEPs.
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Goldstein pauses for pictures with fans, obliging his hangers-on, before he passes through a side door and down a carpeted staircase to the arena's VIP area.
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has greatly expanded insurance coverage but did so by obliging the federal government to absorb substantial additional costs for the foreseeable future.
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"Hey, CHiP, do yoga," Fiona ordered, and the obliging canine fell forward onto its snout, waggling its articulated hind legs aloft before deliberately collapsing onto the floor.
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The government scuppered an attempt to apply a fiscal law obliging thousands of doctors and lawyers to give details on their income after their unions threatened strikes.
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The International Air Transport Association said on Monday that it was asking governments to suspend rules obliging carriers to maintain minimum levels of service at individual airports.
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By refining gold - in some cases obliging producers and traders to sell their gold to home-grown refineries - states hope to capture value that is being lost.
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By refining gold - in some cases obliging producers and traders to sell their gold to home-grown refineries - states hope to capture value that is being lost.
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Critics warn that Mr. Quarles, 62 and a Utah native, is obliging Wall Street and ushering in weaker rules that will leave the banking sector more exposed.
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Unlike Guatemala, Mexico has refused to become a so-called safe third country obliging it to accept asylum claims from migrants who set foot on its soil.
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Phillips declined to disclose his exact windfall, but he said it will go toward college for Millicent, his sister and the obliging victim of the zombie attack.
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The rights were offered to companies including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Exxon Mobil Corp and China National Offshore Oil Corp, without obliging them to tie up with Pemex.
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It helps that a clause in the restructuring deals obliging Argentina to extend any improved deal it strikes with the holdouts to all the original bondholders has expired.
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Jutta instructs Hildegard to dig, and keep digging, which the obliging child does, as the years pass, while Jutta sings of self-denial as the road to freedom.
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"Obedient and obliging machines that pretend to be women are entering our homes, cars and offices," Saniye Gulser Corat, Unesco's director for gender equality, said in a statement.
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More recently, the government passed a law obliging large companies to replace departing members of their nonexecutive boards with women until they made up at least 30 percent.
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And in a later scene, a man with a deer-in-the-headlights look shows an obliging camera around a dank, dark subterranean bomb shelter full of people.
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Rencap will then sell the diluted stake to ARBV, whose stake will then total more than 95 percent, obliging it to make a mandatory offer to minority shareholders.
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Ahead of the vote, protesters lay down in front of the entrance to the Parliament in subzero temperatures, obliging visitors and staff members to clamber over their bodies.
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An obliging Clinton administration promptly stepped up arms sales to the Middle East, making deals at a rate of roughly $1 billion a month in 1993 and 1994.
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The Detroit Tigers were sliding with four losses in five games, but once again the Minnesota Twins proved to be an obliging opponent for their American League Central rival.
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Last year, the Spanish government countered a court ruling that would have forced customers to pay mortgage stamp duty by pledging a law obliging banks to pay the tax.
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Magdalena Stoklosa of Morgan Stanley says that resolution regulation is obliging banks to finance themselves by fairly expensive means when deposits cost them nothing and margins are wafer-thin.
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If making sense of Donald Trump requires regular reminders that he is an outgrowth of powerful, ingrained political forces, rather than an unfortunate aberration, the world is certainly obliging.
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Cartes, who was not eligible for re-election, tried to resign in July to become a national senator, but Congress rejected his resignation, obliging him to complete his mandate.
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The deals follow a government regulation introduced last September requiring contractors to offer their production to Pertamina, and obliging the state company to prioritise crude purchase from Indonesian fields.
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The bond was sold with obliging terms in October 2017 despite the fact that the company had restructured loan debt in 2016, following a suspended IPO a year earlier.
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Ukraine passed a law in 2017 obliging teachers to use only Ukrainian in secondary schools, saying it wanted to integrate minorities better and help them obtain public sector jobs.
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New rules came into force on June 26 obliging SLPs to disclose their "Persons with Significant Control" (or beneficial owners), or risk a daily fine of up to £893.
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"Obedient and obliging machines that pretend to be women are entering our homes, cars and offices," Saniye Gülser Corat, Director of Gender Equality at UNESCO, said in a statement.
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Last week the Italian antitrust authorities levied a 3 million-euro fine on WhatsApp for allegedly obliging users to agree to share their personal data with Facebook. ($1=0.8987)
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Sources connected to Blake tell us the photo in question -- which was posted on Instagram -- shows him obliging a fan with a pic as he walked by the hotel.
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Taylor Swift won't be showing her face banner anymore when the Los Angeles Kings are in town -- 'cause the fans don't wanna see it ... and the team is obliging.
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It felt obligatory in a way the best movies rarely do, like a parent obliging their child's endless squealing about getting to see the monkeys before leaving the zoo.
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The "JOM" initials at the bottom right corner of the posters stand for writer and artist Jo Mary McCormick, whose obliging model was a cat named Pipsqueak (or Pippy).
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Thanks to the funeral home for being so considerate and obliging to our request of sending him to his house, the house that he had built with so many dreams.
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With one day to go, a Congressional committee heard repeated pleas not to hamstring an industry that could rival other Asian gambling meccas by obliging casinos to report suspicious transactions.
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Simply becoming the Republican nominee and campaigning for the presidency on a major party ticket did that for him, while obliging him in no way to adjust to democratic norms.
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With one day to go, a Congressional committee heard repeated pleas not to hamstring an industry that could rival other Asian gambling meccas by obliging casinos to report suspicious transactions.
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Hezbollah thrives on the corruption and dysfunction of the central state to ensure there is no domestic power capable of disarming it or obliging it to deviate from Iran's commands.
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Lawmakers in the European Parliament want tougher screening than initially proposed by the EU executive, such as obliging the Commission to start screening deals and requiring EU countries to cooperate.
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And although you may not be able to use reusable containers at restaurants, your local grocer may be more obliging at the bulk aisle of coffee beans and mixed nuts.
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But in recent years, Azaria has become irrevocably associated with one "Simpsons" character in particular: Apu, the obliging Indian immigrant and proprietor of the town's Kwik-E-Mart convenience store.
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A tightening of mortgage regulations by the right-wing minority government, which faces parliamentary elections in September, took effect in January, obliging banks to become more selective in their lending.
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The Economy Ministry said it would seek a fine and a court order obliging the company to repay sums of money that it says were illegally received by the company.
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OSLO (Reuters) - World temperatures could rise 15 percent more than expected this century, obliging governments to make deeper cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming, scientists said on Wednesday.
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Then, in October, Dominic Grieve, a normally faithful party man and former attorney-general, pushed through an amendment obliging the government to give MPs a "meaningful" vote on the Brexit deal.
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"Both the BfR and the EFSA were in breach of the requirement obliging them to make an independent, objective and transparent assessment," the groups said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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Urban, who can now claim the title of "country's best sport," was just obliging the country queen, who'd mischievously requested the stunt when her tribute concert was announced back in January.
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The constitution limits the president to two successive terms, obliging him to step down at the end of his mandate — as he did in 2008 after serving two four-year terms.
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During his inquiries, Shigemori examines surveillance images recorded in a taxi after the murder: Nothing if not obliging, the blood-splashed Misumi politely asked to be driven to a police station.
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In June 2017, the Icelandic Parliament passed a law obliging public and private companies to prove that they paid their employees the same wage for the same job, regardless of gender.
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When rules requiring greater oversight on new migrants by obliging them to open a UK bank account were introduced in April 2015, golden visa applications dropped sharply, according to Transparency International.
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Many within the Conservative Party are increasingly worried that any delay obliging Britain to again take part in elections for the European parliament on May 23-26 would be deeply divisive.
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He has also talked of increasing the retirement age to 70, and allowing pensions to be drawn later, as well as obliging wealthier old people to pay more towards their medical care.
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In France the High Council for Financial Stability for the first time raised the "countercyclical" capital buffer, obliging banks to fund themselves with additional equity amounting to 0.25% of risk-weighted assets.
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Republicans, who control Kentucky's Senate, passed a bill earlier this year that they said would increase transparency in the pension funds by obliging them to adhere to certain disclosure and procurement practices.
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Barcelona-based Abertis faces a series of concession expiries in Spain, where it manages more than 60 percent of the toll road network, obliging it to look for new areas to invest.
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JEI said the ruling could mark a turning point in the battle over housing in the fast-growing city of 23 million people, obliging the state government to find alternatives to demolitions.
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Leaflets showing the monster blocking goods have been distributed to truckers as part of preparations that include creating giant lorry parks, hiring hundreds of staff and obliging firms to register their cargos.
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It follows the sisters through a high-saturation fever dream, with Piper beckoning the object of her desire to "Tell me who you are" as she croons the rewards received for obliging.
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Several instances this year suggested Kiev's leaders were backsliding on their commitments to stamp out graft, including attempts to delay the launch of an electronic system obliging officials to declare their wealth.
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These are designed to improve how data are stored and used by giving more control to individuals over their information and by obliging companies to handle what data they have more carefully.
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The constitution limits the president to two successive terms, obliging him to step down at the end of his new mandate — as he did in 2008 after serving two four-year terms.
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However on asylum applications, the Trump administration's hands are tied by international and U.S. laws obliging the United States to give a fair chance to migrants who say they fear returning home.
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Meanwhile, the prestigious Salon d'Automne had incautiously granted him lifetime admittance, obliging it each year to hang his ever more outrageous works, which it did, as out of the way as possible.
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An obliging Mr. McDermott agreed to lie plank-like on the floor while Titano, delivering a well-honed patter in a slight brogue, affixed a leather harness to the nervous-looking director.
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The UAE central bank also said Saturday it is encouraging "Emiratisation" in the banking sector - hiring of UAE citizens - obliging banks to have 40% Emirati citizens in the workforce within 3 years.
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So, back at Wilderness, I decide to go along to Mills' talk to find out what the Deliciously Ella converts—and their obliging friends—really think about our new obsession with wellness.
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The AEA recently adopted a code of conduct obliging economists to carry on civil and respectful dialogue, and is working to set up its own forum for discussion of job openings and candidates.
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As early as 1979, Hochschild theorized the commodification of "emotion work," correlating the obliging, diplomatic, and patient affects demanded by company-client relationships with conventionally female roles in caring for and socializing children.
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Its monopoly on Russian piped gas exports, for instance, violates an EU rule obliging owners to grant third parties access to pipelines (Rosneft, another Russian energy giant, is said to be sniffing around).
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In March California became the 18th state in America to introduce a bill supporting the "right to repair", by obliging manufacturers to make manuals more widely available to customers and independent repair shops.
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" He dismissed suggestions a U.S. withdrawal from some engagements could offer benefits by obliging Europeans to invest more in their cooperation and spend more on their own defense: "That's not a silver lining.
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SA on Wednesday voted to accept a plan obliging them to convert their shares into a single stock class, finalizing a process that is part of the miner's bid to improve corporate governance.
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"Anyone can sue anyone for anything, but I see no indication that WeSearchr's lawsuit—if they filed one, rather than merely scamming obliging suckers—would be anything other than frivolous and potentially sanctionable."
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Interviews with military officers showed the military's ambition was to make future coups unnecessary by weakening political parties and obliging future governments to follow a 20-year national development plan set by the army.
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Hours later, Pence reinforced his boss' effort to turn the narrative away from children kept from their parents in a foreign land to calls by some obliging Democratic lawmakers for the abolition of ICE.
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Despite online outcry for more female superhero representation on screen and in merchandise — just try to find T-shirts or action figures dedicated to Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow —Hollywood has been less than obliging.
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He carried a metal detector as casually as a cane, rode the A train to the end of the line to sift through the tiny treasures that the Rockaways, like some obliging oyster, betrayed.
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After the chicks of the stand's name comes pork: shoulder, braised for six hours, plush and obliging; riblets in hot-sour tom yum (soup), perfumed with makrut lime and roiling red, of uncompromised firepower.
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Rips are not only as beautiful as rubies, they are also the most obliging of berries: Prepacked with pectin, they jelly themselves after cooking, and I reward their cooperation with my prettiest glass jars.
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His Republican supporters in Congress introduced a bill that attempts to stop sales by Boeing to Iran, obliging the Treasury Department to refuse the licenses needed by American banks to finance such an agreement.
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Italy's cabinet last week approved a law obliging parents to vaccinate their children against infectious diseases as politicians spar over a spike in cases of measles, possible complications of which include blindness and encephalitis.
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When I first approached McConnell's office about interviewing him to discuss this legacy, shortly after the Kavanaugh confirmation, he agreed quickly, eventually obliging with several hours of conversations over the course of two months.
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A small business elite has supported fragile governments in exchange for low taxes and oligopolistic control of key industries, keeping the economy uncompetitive and obliging the government to finance itself through regressive taxes on imports.
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They hope to draw attention to a new French law, passed in February, obliging companies with over 5,000 staff, including banks, to prove their "duty of care" in reducing the risk of human-rights violations.
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But the Enquirer pulled what is known in the industry as a "catch and kill" on the story – buying the rights to the McDougal's story forever without obliging to publish it, according to the Journal.
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Citing unnamed sources, the newspaper said the government was planning to scrap a clause obliging the state to hold a majority stake in the carrier, and to put the issue to a vote in parliament.
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"I'm sorry for obliging his orders to be complicit in protecting his behavior, which he obviously knew was wrong or he wouldn't have asked me not to tell anyone in the first place," she said.
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In 2004 a legislative decree was passed obliging a certificate of authenticity and provenance to be provided in the sale of artefacts, a move which seems to have led to a decrease in illegal trafficking.
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The WTO has overseen international trade since 1995, allowing its members to challenge each others' trade practices and obliging them to be transparent about their policies and to keep tariffs and subsidies within agreed levels.
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A committee of investors who control more than 25 percent of the bond issued an acceleration notice on June 11 obliging Russian Standard Ltd to immediately pay $544.8 million, a document seen by Reuters shows.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German regulator has suspended the launch of a law obliging German telecom companies to keep telephone and Internet data for up to 10 weeks to help fight crime, citing a court ruling.
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Acquiring the Sava stake would raise AIK's stake to over 50 percent, obliging the lender to bid for all remaining shares in Gorenjska at the same price as it would pay for the Sava stake.
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But a deal on HFCs would benefit the climate fast—and not only in the most obvious way, by obliging countries to cut emissions of these powerful greenhouse gases in order to meet their obligations.
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If passed, the Bill would effectively block Johnson proroguing Parliament, by obliging MPs to sit for a number of days in October for debates on the government's progress towards restoring a government in Northern Ireland.
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I asked lead author of the paper, Maarten Sap, for a bit more information on this and received an obliging answer: The perspective API is indeed not meant to be the focus of our work.
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Even though parliament has passed a law obliging him to ask the EU for a delay if a deal has not been finalised and approved by Saturday, Johnson has said he will not do it.
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As the film begins, she fills the screen, head on, in the first of innumerable closeups, obliging us to ask: Is this woman submitting to our scrutiny or daring us to break down her defenses?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union has agreed a plan obliging online retailers operating in the bloc to make electrical goods, concert tickets or car rental available to all EU consumers regardless of where they live.
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The last time France faced large-scale street protests was in 2011, when unions sought, but ultimately failed, to force then President Nicolas Sarkozy to withdraw a law obliging people to work longer for a pension.
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From January banks in Europe (and many other places, but not America) must apply a new accounting standard, IFRS 9, obliging them to make provisions for expected loan losses, rather than wait until losses are incurred.
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European Parliament lawmakers wanted tougher screening than initially proposed by the EU executive, such as obliging the Commission to start screening deals if a third of EU members expressed concerns and requiring EU countries to cooperate.
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The Constitutional Court had earlier found that the 145 euro/gram tax on reactor refueling was illegal, obliging the government to pay a 6 billion euro ($6.8 billion) refund to the utilities EON, RWE and EnBW.
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But eurozone nations, led by Germany, are reluctant to offer debt relief to Greece, fearing the political impact of obliging the taxpayers bailing out Greece to bear an even bigger burden for the country's past profligacy.
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Belo Monte's shareholders' agreement includes a "tag along" clause, obliging an investor who buys a controlling stake in the project to offer similar terms to remaining shareholders, which could sharply increase the value of a deal.
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Needless to say, life as a new parent wasn't so obliging — even if she and her husband, Tom, a journalist himself, could easily afford to outsource most of the domestic work in Beijing, where they lived.
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On August 50th Ecuador became the latest country to tighten entry requirements, joining Peru and Chile in obliging most Venezuelans to present a passport and evidence of a clean criminal record, which are difficult to obtain.
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Suharto, who rose to power at the time, adopted a policy of forced assimilation, obliging them to adopt Indonesian names, withdrawing Confucianism's status as one of the country's officially recognised religions and forbidding the teaching of Chinese.
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His announcement came after Ukraine completed a landmark anti-corruption reform on Sunday obliging tens of thousands of officials, all the way up to the president and prime minister, to declare their wealth in an online database.
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In America, the Department of Labour plans to introduce rules later this year obliging most financial professionals to suggest investments that are not just "suitable", as current regulation has it, but "in the best interest" of customers.
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Indicated 1.6 percent higher A German regulator has suspended the launch of a law obliging German telecom companies to keep telephone and Internet data for up to 10 weeks to help fight crime, citing a court ruling.
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Lawmakers voted 322 to 306 in favour of an amendment that turned Johnson's planned finale on its head by obliging him to ask the EU for a delay, and increasing the opportunity for opponents to frustrate Brexit.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's ruling coalition parties agreed on Thursday to rework a draft law on greater fairness in wages between the sexes, in a bid to ensure greater transparency by obliging employers to disclose their pay structures.
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She sought help to overcome resistance at home to the treaty's "Irish backstop" - an insurance clause obliging Britain to follow EU trade regulations until a better way is found to avoid a damaging "hard border" across Ireland.
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I am here, with a very obliging friend, for Quiet Mornings, the museum's program to open its fourth and fifth floors at 303:230am for reduced admission every Wednesday in October (a partnership with culture website Flavorpill).
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A study in 2010 of some 1,589 villages in the western state of Gujarat identified 98 practices, from preventing access to public wells to obliging Dalits to play drums at weddings, and ranked them in order of prevalence.
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That became the biggest issue in January, after the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR), which is based in San José, issued a ruling obliging Costa Rica (and other Latin American countries) to legalise same-sex marriage.
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But he was barely able to hide his delight that a handful of obliging councillors from South Ayrshire had made it along, which is probably not the stature of politician that GOP presidential nominees typically busy themselves with.
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Mr. Tsipras's three-seat majority in Parliament is expected to hold for Sunday's vote, but officials have warned that obliging the authorities to legislate additional contingency measures could prompt a revolt that would shake the fragile government's stability.
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In interviews he was often diffident and obliging, agreeing with whatever the interviewer said in order to allow them to project their own exegeses onto him and then go away and write up their own versions of him.
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The severing of Oñate's foot, along with a broader questioning by Native Americans of the pageantry promoting the conquest, is now obliging Hispanic New Mexicans to examine some of the gruesomeness of our ancestors' arrival in these lands.
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Thousands of migrants have entered Guatemala from Honduras in recent days, one of the biggest surges since three Central American governments signed agreements with Washington obliging them to take on more of the burden of dealing with migrants.
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As I stared at that wood in front of me, with the angry voice of my opponent and the obliging voice of the young judge above, I had one recurring thought: Maybe it's time to do something else.
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Multilingual, intensely private and with a glamour validated by Vogue magazine photo shoots, Abedin became a star in her own right as Clinton campaigned across the country, obliging countless requests by Clinton supporters to pose for their smartphone cameras.
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Hafiz Pasha, a former head of an official economic advisory body, argues that the PML-N has undermined the benefits of the new plants by obliging industry to subsidise other power consumers through a series of surcharges and taxes.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has said Apple Inc must meet a rule obliging foreign retailers to sell at least 30 percent locally-sourced goods if it wishes to open stores in the country, a senior government official told Reuters.
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NAZK has been mired in controversy and blamed by the prime minister this week for delays to a flagship scheme obliging public officials and lawmakers to declare their assets in a publicly searchable database by the start of April.
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It will also provide a regulatory safety net for a new operator, obliging incumbents to allow the new competitor to use their networks while building its own, provided the first entrant first covers 10 percent of the population itself.
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To keep them out, in March the EU signed a deal with Turkey that skates close to the edge of international law by obliging asylum-seekers who reach Greece to return to Turkey, where some may face inadequate protection.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's antitrust watchdog said on Friday it was imposing a 3 million-euro ($3.3 million) fine on messaging service WhatsApp for allegedly obliging users to agree to sharing their personal data with its parent company Facebook (FB.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Monsanto Co is considering appealing a Brazilian court ruling obliging it to deposit in an escrow account the royalties related to its Intacta RR2 Pro soy seed biotechnology, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Earlier this month, remaining preferred shareholders in the miner voted to accept a plan obliging them to convert their shares into a single stock class, finalizing a process that is part of the miner's bid to improve corporate governance.
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China's national legislature passed a law on the Mainland banning disrespect for the anthem in 2017, and added it to an annex of Hong Kong's de facto constitution, obliging the city-state's government, the Legislative Council, to introduce equivalent legislation.
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In 1995 and 1996 mainland rulers carried out threatening missile tests after America granted a visa to Taiwan's then-president so he could speak at Cornell University, obliging Bill Clinton to send warships to the region in a show of force.
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Bezeq said in a regulatory filing in Tel Aviv that it believes it had "all the conditions justifying and obliging cancellation of the structural separation" as part of a deal in 2012 to create a wholesale market using Bezeq infrastructure.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Two Iranian ships stranded for weeks at a Brazilian port will be able to set sail on Saturday after the firm chartering the vessels obtained court rulings obliging state oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA to refuel them.
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The assistants enable the notion that "women are obliging, docile and eager-to-please helpers, available at the touch of a button or with a blunt voice command," says a report by UNESCO, the UN's Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
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Behind a broad blond-wood counter, an obliging staff mixes full-bodied cocktails that intertwine cocoa and liquor; the French hot chocolate, made with port wine, is as potent as a tyrant and as dark as three o'clock in the morning.
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ROME (Reuters) - The budget commission of Italy's lower house approved on Tuesday a measure obliging companies to pay a 3 percent levy on some internet transactions in a move aimed at bypassing EU tax rules that benefit large tech firms.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian government will draw up new rules for the concession of the nation's motorways, obliging the company running the toll highways to reinvest most of their profits in renovating the network, Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Tuesday.
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In Scotland too, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced on Tuesday the introduction of a deposit return scheme obliging consumers to pay a deposit on bottles and cans that is refunded once the empty items are returned, to cut litter waste.
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Still, the vigilantes are in for a rude awakening if they are dreaming of a Goldilocks economy, quiescent inflation and an obliging Federal Reserve absorbing trillions of dollars of a rising public and private loan demand at unchanged credit terms.
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Along with proximity to transit and amenities, layout is considered an important tool to recruit and retain workers, and developers are obliging tenants in new buildings and those in retrofitted older buildings, particularly modern offices built in the 1980s and later.
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"We are going to lose some people," said a senior source, suggesting some deserters were financially motivated to avoid an internal 5-Star rule obliging its lawmakers to give up part of their salaries to fund causes decided by party members.
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Without wishing to make too much of a single incident, it was also why a row at the blockade between a trucker in a Trump T-shirt and an obliging transgender hippie was always likely to go the trucker's way.■
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who boasts of having established an "illiberal democracy", is planning a public vote in October to defy EU rules obliging member states to share the burden of taking in refugees flooding into Greece and Italy.
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The economic nationalists want him to use his so-called Section 301 powers to punish China for obliging carmakers to install technology that "steals American secrets and jobs through the same backdoor", as Lou Dobbs, Mr Trump's national economic-security adviser, put it.
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Dublin, he insisted, would not give up on an open-ended backstop obliging Britain to retain many EU rules until a better way could be found to keep goods flowing unchecked across the new EU-UK land border across the island of Ireland.
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SAO PAULO, July 27 (Reuters) - Two Iranian ships stranded for weeks at a Brazilian port will be able to set sail on Saturday after the firm chartering the vessels obtained court rulings obliging state oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA to refuel them.
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"As regards the Balkan route, we undertook action much too late, which resulted among others in the temporary closure of the borders inside Schengen," he said of the many months it took to enforce EU rules obliging asylum seekers to remain in Greece.
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To keep them out, in March the EU signed a deal with Turkey that skates close to the edge of international law by obliging asylum-seekers who reach Greece to return to Turkey, where some may face inadequate protection or even refoulement.
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Ms. Crudo doubles as Jane's perverse, demanding 16-year-old daughter, Atlanta — who gets her thrills from the toxicity of the permanent markers she uses to adorn her body — while Mr. Choksi rematerializes as Porter, Jane's too-obliging doormat of a partner.
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So when Suharto resigned in 1998, ushering in an age of democracy, lawmakers abolished military representation in parliament and dramatically narrowed the armed forces' responsibilities, obliging them to end all business activity, for example, and hiving off the police as a separate force.
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In a nod to a more reform-minded economic agenda under President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, who took office in December, the former Soviet republic this month abolished a rule obliging exporters to sell a quarter of their hard currency revenue to the state.
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BERLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - The German justice ministry is suspending until the end of September a rule obliging companies to apply for insolvency within three weeks of failing to meet an obligation, a measure to avoid unnecessary bankruptcies due to the coronavirus.
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Guatemala's government says at least 4,000 people have entered from Honduras since Wednesday, making for one of the biggest surges since three Central American governments signed agreements with the Trump administration obliging them to assume more of the responsibility of dealing with migrants.
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According to Guatemala, at least 4,000 people entered from Honduras since Wednesday, making for one of the biggest surges since three Central American governments signed agreements with the Trump administration obliging them to assume more of the responsibility for dealing with migrants.
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Why bother when almost everyone carries a GPS tracking device in their purse or pocket — voluntarily — in the form of a mobile phone, and the companies that power them are obliging law enforcement when they are asked for information related to them?
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" The activity of large, anonymous crowds became his focal point, obliging an entirely new approach to the chorus and giving rise to the thrilling antiphonal explosions of the third-act finale of "Les Huguenots" and the organ-spiked coronation scene in "Le Prophète.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg said it would appeal against a court ruling obliging it to ban diesel cars from the streets of its capital Stuttgart, meaning the ban will not come into force at the start of 2018 as planned.
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It turns out you signed away your right to use the judicial system when you started the job: somewhere, hidden in the documents that came with your employment contract, was a clause obliging you to resolve future disputes through private arbitration, rather than in court.
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The bombast of the opening sequence — which ends with the pyramid sabotaged into collapse, obliging the movie's eventual mutant villain to cool his heels for about five millenniums — leaves no doubt that the viewer is in for more of the superhero same old, same old.
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Women's rights group the Fawcett Society made the call for a new law obliging firms to disclose men's pay on 'Equal Pay Day' - the date after which the gender pay gap means British women are effectively working for free until the end of the year.
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The Scottish influence is most resplendent, however, in the abundance of whiskeys, which an obliging bartender will nimbly clamber up the shelves to fetch, before serving cocktails like the peaty Blackberry Tartan (whiskey, blackberry compote, walnut bitters) and the Krankie (rosemary-infused bourbon, tamarind purée).
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QUEBRADILLAS, P.R. — Far from the bustle of the capital, San Juan, in places where time walks slowly, jobs are scarce and colonial history dates to the era of pirates, some of Puerto Rico's most powerful figures — municipal mayors — spend their days obliging, cajoling and demanding.
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Maintenance will last through the end of June and PDVSA clients that reject new deals with supply haircuts could see all of their Venezuelan supplies suspended until the circumstances obliging PDVSA to declare force majeure are resolved, one of the PDVSA officials told Argus.
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Diplomats expressed astonishment that the EBA also went to a tie, obliging Matti Maasikas, the Estonian minister chairing the meeting, to dip his hand in for a second time to pick one of two balls from a fishbowl produced by officials for the day.
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Jeff Gordon, now a Nascar analyst on Fox, won 93 Cup races during his Hall of Fame career but said he was never all that good at doing postrace donuts — obliging only because fans would have been "let down and disappointed" if he didn't.
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Timmermans stressed that the agreement with Turkey had been essential to reducing a chaotic inflow of migrants and refugees and said a Turkish visa waiver program could improve, not weaken, European security by obliging Turks to use machine-readable, biometric passports to benefit from the scheme.
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These include rules obliging foreign insurers in New York to hold more capital than domestic ones, or laws like the Jones Act, which says that boats travelling between American ports must be made in America, carry the American flag and be owned and operated by American citizens.
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The constitution of the Reimanns enshrines secrecy, reportedly obliging family members to sign a charter at the age of 353 whereby they pledge to stay away from day-to-day workings of the family business, shun social media, avoid being photographed in public and turn down interviews.
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Mexican criminals usually carry heavier weapons than Brazilian thugs do; the "Type IV" armour which repels bullets from guns like the AK-47 costs three times as much as Brazilian armour and adds 30% to a car's weight, obliging owners to replace the brakes every six months.
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Three senior EU officials familiar with the proposals, told the Guardian Sunday that initial conclusions from an impact assessment have found in favor of obliging large corporations to reveal their profits and the tax they pay in every country in which they operate within the European Union.
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He is obliging the other candidates, maybe also the future president to change mood, to change direction, to have different opinions on many topics… trade is becoming for both the euro and the American camp a sort of devil, it's a big problem for all of us.
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The budget aims to lower next year's fiscal deficit to 1.6 percent of gross domestic product from a targeted 2.1 percent this year, and introduces a "Web tax" from 2019, obliging companies to pay a 6 percent levy on transactions made in Italy over the Internet.
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The law was passed in November but in January the central bank asked the court to rule on whether it was in line with the constitution, arguing the law breaks Slovenian and European rules on monetary financing by obliging the central bank to cover investors' losses.
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And just as it had again and again — in cases of death, injury, and workplace mistreatment — the company invoked the carefully worded agreement it requires all delivery firms to sign, obliging them to defend and indemnify it from, or assume responsibility for, any and all legal claims.
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It includes, under the 225 Dodd-Frank law in the United States, forcing banks to hold more capital to cover potential losses, restricting speculative trading and obliging lenders to separate investment and consumer divisions to curtail their ability to use their firm's money for risky trades.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ST. LOUIS — On the opening night of her exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, Amy Sherald is jubilant, albeit being pulled back and forth by museum staff and obliging cordially as person after person requests a photo or a conversation.
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A serious spat started in the autumn when the Supreme Court in Seoul upheld judgments in the lower courts against two Japanese firms, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp, obliging the pair to pay compensation to South Koreans forced to work for them during the war.
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Venezuela's Petrocaribe scheme, launched in 3.43, has furnished about a dozen Caribbean states with oil supplies under a flexible credit mechanism, obliging them to pay cash for part of every shipment, and finance the rest at low interest rates, or buy it with goods like food and clothing.
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Left unchecked, Ottoline, the capuchin monkey we encounter in Weber's contemporary novel set in New Haven, gleefully engages in her own gluttonous thievery; she's just as partial to a sweet grape, though her particular favorite is Nutella, scooped from the jar on the end of an obliging pencil.
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Latest developments suggest that the President's destruction of the invisible wall between the White House and the department and the obliging behavior of Barr may already mean that the question of possible political interference will haunt almost every large-scale Washington case for the rest of the current administration.
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If the sides fail to end their dispute during the hearing, the judge could open a formal enquiry into the matter, obliging Telefónica Brasil and Vivo to open their publicity contracts and be subject to court-mandated audit, the person and a lawyer specialized in labor disputes said.
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A Burmese cover of "Despacito" might lilt over the speakers, accompanying forkfuls of pork belly contoured with funky, forthright ngapi (shrimp paste) or beef shank, relaxed and obliging after a long braise with curry leaves and cardamom, both green with its delicate menthol and black with its smoke.
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He was an obliging helper who had come when he was called, traveling all this way from a modest frame house on the shoreline of Lake Carmel, 60 miles upstate, where retirement waited on a spit of a beach and in the faded blue dinghies that bobbed along the water.
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GOP leaders are now discussing a so-called skinny repeal of Obama's Affordable Care Act: Most of the legislation's help for low- and middle-income people would remain intact, but the mandate obliging individuals to hold and employers to supply health insurance would be canned, along with a tax on medical devices.
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Against John L. Sullivan, who was used to men obliging him in a brawl and who was more than capable of 'licking any son of a bitch in the house', this carried Corbett into the later rounds, where Sullivan's conditioning failed him and where Corbett was able to lay the champion out.
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Summit chair Donald Tusk and others argued that obliging May to accept a much longer deadline than the June 30 date she had sought could help swing pro-Brexit hardliners within her own Conservative party behind her deal, fearing a long delay could see the British public turning against a withdrawal altogether.
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Jon and Daenerys, last seen entwined in Sunday's season finale of "Game of Thrones," are blissfully unaware of both their connection and the complications it will cause, once they realize that the obliging knee-bender Jon (or Aegon, but I'm sticking with Jon for now) is the true heir to the Iron Throne.
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Social liberals recall with suspicion the Green family's victory in a landmark Supreme Court case in 2014, confirming the right of Hobby Lobby, as a family-run company administered on Christian principles, to opt out of a law obliging employers to offer contraceptives that may target fertilised eggs, such as the morning-after pill.
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Openly gay since his early teens, Mr. Wainwright recounted how he has been obsessed with opera since he was a child, obliging his sister and cousins to dress up and act out scenes from "Tosca" in their Montreal home, where he grew up with his sister Martha and his mother, the folk singer Kate McGarrigle.
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Tang Ping-Keung, the new chief, has trained and studied extensively in the mainland, as well as at the F.B.I.'s academy in Quantico, Va. Wei Leijie, a law professor at Xiamen University in southeastern China, said that the political crisis in Hong Kong had reached a level obliging the authorities to consider stronger measures.
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Western Europeans often overlook the distinct national character of the post-1989 revolutions and how that defined the region's accession to the EU. For many westerners the point of the EU is to bind countries into a peace project that also delivers economic benefits by obliging them to pool sovereignty; "nationalism" thus becomes a dirty word.
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Witness the new Franco-German manifesto for interventionist industrial policies; the EU's incoming "upload filter" strengthening online copyright laws; new money and powers for Frontex, the EU's external borders agency; and the EU-China summit on April 9th, where the EU pushed Beijing, to reduce distorting state subsidies and to stop obliging companies to transfer technology.
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Nicholas Rowe is in rare form as a carefree househusband who has little else to do but try out his new home's various bathrooms, and a young newcomer, Luke Thallon, locates in the sweetly obliging neighbor, Gabriel, both this play's version of Konstantin, the abject writer in "The Seagull," and a questing teenager who belongs recognizably to the here and now.
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The French air transport union SNPNC (National Syndicate of Air Transport Personnel) said on its website that obliging Air France female crew to wear loose-fitting clothes and a headscarf is a breach against women's rights and is asking the air carrier to make the wearing of a headscarf once crew lands in the country a voluntary measure, with no penalties to their jobs if they refuse.
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He knows that pretending he believes all of those things is helpful; that the news media provides a convenient, and at times entirely obliging, scapegoat; that it is 2018, and assailing the evils of fake news and failing newspapers and partisan talking heads is very much the zeitgeist, and that among his fans he will find some who are willing to believe what they want to be true.
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Pete was praised for launching the same dumb Medicare for All attack that we've heard from someone or another at every debate and for obliging the CNN moderators by continuing the grudge match with Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkePoll: Biden holds 22019-point lead nationally over Warren Authorities seize weapons from alleged neo-Nazi leader under 'red flag' law Super PAC seeks to spend more than million supporting Yang MORE that no one wanted or asked for.
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Traditions at the event include the egg roll itself (the rolling of colorfully dyed eggs across the South Lawn), the giving out of souvenir eggs (a tradition started in 1981 by President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan) and the president posing with the White House Easter Bunny (typically played by an obliging staffer and once, under President George W. Bush, by Trump press secretary Sean Spicer, then an aide in the Office of the United States Trade Representative.) The theme for last year's Easter Egg Roll — which drew 37,000 people — was "Let's Celebrate!" in honor of President Barack Obama's final year in office.
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