CNN viewed the email on the condition that it not be shown.
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The seller agreed on the condition that they sign the contract immediately.
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The studio agreed on the condition that the release date be kept.
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"But on the condition that no one will hurt me?" he asked.
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She gave in, on the condition that she could keep her underwear on.
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He promises her a unicorn — on the condition that she proves herself worthy.
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She was released on the condition that she does not leave the country.
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He agreed, on the condition that she join him for lunch after delivery.
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" We did so, moreover, on the condition that after the crisis, they'd "downsize.
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He offers the ticket to General Brockhart on the condition that he resigns.
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Parents should love their children unconditionally, not on the condition that they're thin.
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The officer spoke to "American Greed" on the condition that his name be withheld.
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Broadcasting was allowed to resume on the condition that political issues were glossed over.
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She agreed to talk about fentanyl on the condition that she not be identified.
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I agree to go up on the condition that we sit in the shade.
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They spoke out on the condition that they, and the accused, would remain anonymous.
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The case was settled in 20173 on the condition that Naughright leave her position.
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Luke agrees to the bombing, on the condition that no one innocent will be hurt.
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Any further coverage would proceed only on the condition that I wouldn't be physically present.
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I told them I'd agree, on the condition that Hayden step down from the board.
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Offering funding on the condition that the startup replaces a female CEO with a man.
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On the condition that I'm known as 'The Dark Night' + I want a cape. pic.twitter.
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She did, on the condition that she be paid the same as her male counterparts.
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The Trump administration officials briefed reporters on the condition that they not be identified publicly.
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A year later, he was hired back, on the condition that he remain in treatment.
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López was released to house arrest last July on the condition that he fall silent.
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The official spoke on the condition that he not be named because of diplomatic proprieties.
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The soldiers spoke on the condition that their surnames not be used for security reasons.
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Her father agreed to allow her to marry on the condition that she return home.
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Otani ended up signing with the Fighters on the condition that he bat and pitch.
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It should be flexible over public spending, on the condition that Italy enacts growth-enhancing reforms.
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Treasury will take your check on the condition that it's used to reduce the public debt.
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Ballour agreed to work with him on the condition that filming never compromised care for patients.
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She agreed to tell me her story on the condition that we keep her identity anonymous.
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The chancellor backed a euro-zone investment fund, but on the condition that it remain tiny.
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She agrees to be interviewed and photographed on the condition that her last name be withheld.
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The park housing it was donated to Charlottesville on the condition that it remain racially segregated.
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At some point, he was released on the condition that he work for the terror group.
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McKinsey did provide several partners for interviews on the condition that their names not be used.
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He spoke on the condition that his given name not be published, saying he feared retribution.
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He agreed to tell his story on the condition that I not reveal where he lives.
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All spoke on the condition that they not be quoted by name for fear of reprisals.
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They agreed to be interviewed on the condition that they be identified only by their aliases.
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An investor from Florida, Larry Runsdorf, expressed interest, on the condition that he would remain anonymous.
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The women spoke on the condition that they not be identified, fearing reprisals from their firms.
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He was granted an early release on the condition that he wear an electronic monitoring tag.
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Thomas went to the school and was offered daily meals — on the condition that he enroll.
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It is almost always on the condition that we hold our coverage until the show airs.
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He agreed to speak with us on the condition that we did not use his name.
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He agrees to invest with Axe Cap — on the condition that Bobby lay off on pursuing Taylor.
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Like others, Marie spoke with BuzzFeed News on the condition that her full name not be used.
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It was on the condition that he see this doctor that my emaciated, frightened prodigal came home.
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Some of these Republicans only supported it on the condition that the House would reject the bill.
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They have agreed to speak to me on the condition that I pay them each one dollar.
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They were talking about feminism on the condition that they stick to the profitable wing of it.
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On the condition that he was literate, he was offered vocational training as part of his rehousing.
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They did so on the condition that Republicans would move the Democrat nominee forward in this Congress.
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Holmes took investors' money on the condition that she wouldn't have to reveal how Theranos' technology worked.
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Customers will retain patent rights on the condition that Microsoft is granted a license to the technology.
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She agrees, but only on the condition that he give her some intel about the British army.
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Mr. Taymouri sold the shop to the arcade man on the condition that he could work there.
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She demurred at first but later accepted, on the condition that she could bring a girlfriend along.
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She spoke on the condition that her last name not be used so she could speak freely.
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In the end Gevers had consented to his departure on the condition that the entire board be replaced.
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The 21-year-old man was given a warning on the condition that he take the dogs home.
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The Israeli officials briefed international journalists on the condition that their names, titles and agencies not be published.
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However, they said that dialogue was contingent on the condition that North Korea give up its nuclear weapons.
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He pleaded guilty, on the condition that he could appeal the judge's order denying the motion to suppress.
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Factories are allowed to continue operating, on the condition that companies adopt stringent safety measures to prevent contagion.
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He recruited Jim Duke as a jazz bassist, on the condition that he enroll in the music program.
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She had married four men, she said, each on the condition that they let her keep her son.
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Sucher agreed, on the condition that, instead of a one-off payment, they set up a charitable fund.
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City authorities had granted the group a license to demonstrate on the condition that it not block traffic.
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He was released from jail on the condition that he give up his passport and remain in Brazil.
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His license was ultimately renewed on the condition that he undertake a period of supervision by another broker.
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Salma was recently hired to work in one house on the condition that she stay out of the kitchen.
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German lawmakers may only approve the deal on the condition that the holding company will be incorporated in Frankfurt.
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David Harbour agreed to officiate a fan's wedding on the condition that she meet a certain set of requirements.
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They offered him financing on the condition that he turn $5 million of sales in the next three years.
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All responses to the survey were on the condition that neither the banks nor the reserve managers were named.
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The ban was lifted in 2005—but only on the condition that the peppercorns are heated to kill bacteria.
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This was the last approval needed for the deal, based on the condition that Becton would sell certain businesses.
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Trump ultimately agreed to the resettlement on the condition that all of the refugees would undergo thorough background vetting.
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She was sentenced to 14 months in prison, suspended on the condition that she not repeat any offensive remarks.
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Lexmark sold the cartridges in question on the condition that they not be reused after the ink ran out.
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But the agency did so, Mr. Grandi said, on the condition that some refugees would be resettled in Australia.
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Disney won U.S. antitrust approval on June 27, on the condition that it would sell Fox's sports regional networks.
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"Facebook is a platform for all ideas," said the spokesperson, who spoke on the condition that they not be named.
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All the people spoke to Reuters on the condition that they not be named as the fundraising details were confidential.
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She spoke on the condition that only her first name be published for fear of drawing attention to her situation.
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The New York Times viewed the action on the Cates' computer on the condition that it not name the targets.
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Mottola signed Carey on the condition that she ditch her collaborator, Ben Margulies, because he suspected Margulies was her boyfriend.
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Mr. Daryabi took the job on the condition that he could use the company's resources to restart Etilaat e Roz.
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I recently spent two days visiting his farm on the condition that I not bring news from the outside world.
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A U.N. spokesperson said its aid to the Venezuelan defectors comes on the condition that they renounce their military activities.
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Singh appealed to India for troops, and the country agreed on the condition that he join his territories to theirs.
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He agreed to let me visit on the condition that I not reveal his identity as part of this article.
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She was accepted, on the condition that she would not protest if white patients refused to be seen by her.
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It said it cleared the deal on the condition that Cade and Itau Unibanco would sign an agreement limiting mergers.
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The government issued the statement to The Times on the condition that it be attributable only to a senior official.
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It did not join Canada until 1949 — on the condition that none of its people would be registered as Indians.
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"You can't raise a family on that," said Meng, who spoke on the condition that his full name be withheld.
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The Deloitte report said developers are taking on large-scale constructions on the condition that these spaces are pre-let.
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Bond was set at $150,000 on the condition that the parents have no contact with the boy, according to court documents.
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On the condition that you never enter your daughter in a beauty pageant in the state of California, ever again. Ever.
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The judge suspended the jail sentence on the condition that the Lovings leave Virginia and not return together for 25 years.
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During the10-minute hearing, prosecutors requested that Spacey be released on the condition that he stay away from the alleged victim.
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Her three-year sentence will have one year suspended from it on the condition that she not commit the crime again.
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But once he permitted her to leave on the condition that she immediately return, she knew it was her way out.
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European antitrust enforcers approved the deal in November on the condition that the companies divest two devices used in cardiovascular treatments.
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France agreed, on the condition that ETO's military command centre be moved to Versailles, the site of NATO's original 1950s headquarters.
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Executives at companies that sent the letters showed them to Reuters on the condition that they not be identified as sources.
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Katie was also released in February on the condition that she live with her adoptive parents in New York, WTVR reports.
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He offered in March to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee on the condition that he be granted immunity from prosecution.
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Their prison sentences were suspended on the condition that they leave the state for 25 years, a ruling they eventually defied.
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A criminal-court judge dismissed the charge against Depp on the condition that he stay out of trouble for six months.
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He signed it only on the condition that Ryan allow him some time to generate suspense for the bill on Twitter.
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Nor does Ghomeshi mention that the charge that was withdrawn was done so on the condition that he admit to wrongdoing.
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"She was a problem girl," said a longtime neighbor, who spoke on the condition that she be identified only as Annika.
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She also helped raise money for Johns Hopkins University medical school, but only on the condition that they let women in.
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The Trumps say they blessed the transaction, on the condition that Mr. Fintiklis not interfere with their management of the hotel.
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The vendors also could offer the deferment on the condition that customers add a year or more to their existing contracts.
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He would not "stay shut" when challenged, said his mother, who spoke on the condition that her name not be published.
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Many of them did so only very reluctantly and most on the condition that they would not be quoted by name.
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Kabul's government was granted billions of euros in aid money on the condition that it help repatriate Afghans deported from Europe.
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The prime minister had asked Javid to stay on as chancellor on the condition that he sacked all of his advisers.
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But it allowed a reporter to examine them on the condition that the locations of the sites would not be revealed.
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She spoke on the condition that she be identified only by her nickname, Umm Faisal, out of concern for her safety.
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Tiffany, who spoke on the condition that her real name not be used, said she was trying to quit the business.
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Harper believed deeply in interracial collaboration but committed to it on the condition that white women treat black women as equals.
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On the condition that the MHCs live up to their promise, there could be much to be lauded about the effort.
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RNC officials subsequently confirmed the move to BuzzFeed News and others on the condition that they not be identified in the stories.
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The stricken Butterfly agrees on the condition that Pinkerton claim the boy in person, and she times her suicide to his arrival.
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Magicians in Milan let De Belle borrow their gimmicks to photograph them on the condition that he not reveal how they work.
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CTG launched its bid for the utility in May 2018 on the condition that a 25-percent voting right limit was scrapped.
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That approach — known as coverage with evidence development — lets CMS cover a new product on the condition that manufacturers keep providing data.
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Can we actually say it's a seventh that becomes a first on the condition that the Earth continues to orbit the sun?
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He's allowed to stay on the condition that he doesn't interfere in the politics of other countries and keeps his area tidy.
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The station named the farmer late Wednesday, but he spoke to Fox News on the condition that his identity would be withheld.
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All three sources, who spoke to Reuters on the condition that they not be named, said the plans were at early stages.
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The man, who spoke on the condition that only the first initial of his surname be used, is Bryan L., not Brian.
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The fastest remedy would be to provide businesses with grants or loans on the condition that they do not lay anyone off.
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Now they are trying again, offering a $5 million challenge grant, on the condition that $323 million is raised for the endowment.
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Mr. Batali was allowed to remain free without bail on the condition that he stay away from the woman who accused him.
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The deal was approved by U.S. antitrust regulators in late June, on the condition that Disney would sell Fox's regional sports networks.
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She raises her eyebrows at our approach, but stops to talk to us, on the condition that we stay under the bridge.
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Attorney General Richard Olney was a railroad lawyer and took the position on the condition that he could continue to represent clients.
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Robert Bentley (R), decided to reopen the offices, but on the condition that they be open at least one day each month.
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Last year he sold his mansion, on the condition that he be able to maintain residency until the end of his life.
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But several NPR employees and other journalists told Folkenflik about their experiences with Oreskes, on the condition that he not publish their names.
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Now, national security adviser John Bolton says any withdrawal would be on the condition that Turkey could assure the safety of Kurdish fighters.
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"They're subordinate to the state, and they keep their money and their positions on the condition that they serve the state," he said.
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Chen and other family members spoke with BuzzFeed News on the condition that inmate names would not be disclosed for fear of retaliation.
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The emails were shared with BuzzFeed News on the condition that they were only to be quoted from, due to their sensitive nature.
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She said he told her he would give her roles in his movies on the condition that she have a threesome with him.
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A group of banks purchased bonds worth £260m from the Gunners—on the condition that Mr Wenger would stay for five more years.
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On one website, the government has only allowed political betting on the condition that it be capped at $850 per account, per contract.
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The CBP and National Guard officials spoke on a conference call with reporters on the condition that they not be identified by name.
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He spoke on the condition that the interview's location not be disclosed because of security concerns and the political implications of his work.
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Lhota accepted, on the condition that he could keep his day job, as chief of staff at the N.Y.U. Langone Health hospital network.
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The authors also met with Plumbo and four senior Mayo officials on the condition that the information provided would be off the record.
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The Justice Department has already signed off on that proposal on the condition that the combined company sell off some regional sports channels.
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I was made to sign a document stating that I'd behaved inappropriately, on the condition that I'd be fired if it happened again.
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The photograph was not released to the public, but was shown to The Associated Press on the condition that it not be published.
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Poots agreed, on the condition that Doctoroff would first go to the show that he was putting on at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Gates allowed Burgoyne's men to return to Britain on the condition that they would not serve again in North America during the war.
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One of the few people who would talk did so on the condition that she be identified only by her given name, Shauna.
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Earlier on Tuesday, China's commerce ministry said it has approved the merger on the condition that Potash divest certain stakes in other companies.
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According to the complaint, Taylor agreed to come back as his trainer on the condition that Brown would not sexually pursue her anymore.
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It can hope to win the legislative elections in June — on the condition that it, too, reaches consensus over the line to follow.
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The flight attendant told the story on the condition that her name not be used, to avoid a possible reprimand from her employer.
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Media reports suggest that Javid was offered the chance to remain finance minister on the condition that he fires all of his advisors.
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The Department of Justice granted preliminary approval in October on the condition that CVS and Aetna removed overlap between their Medicare Part D plans.
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The Washington Post got an anonymous quote from current officials at FACT on the condition that they don't use anyone from the organization's name.
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He revealed his story to Reuters on the condition that the news agency use only his first name, Daniel, and not disclose his age.
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BuzzFeed News obtained a copy of the report from a source who provided it on the condition that it not be republished in full.
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Presley bought out the remainder of his contract with Louisiana Hayride for a rumored $10,000 on the condition that he play one final show.
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On Friday, a Reuters report suggested Saudi Arabia had reportedly agreed to trim its production on the condition that Iran capped its own output.
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While they were happy to return the USB stick to its rightful owner on the condition that the owner send them more seal poop.
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It took seven months for Diane to agree to tell her story, on the condition that her real name and location not be revealed.
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Use is free on the condition that the companies providing the service can collect, store and analyze users' valuable personal, locational and behavioral data.
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Ren on Thursday said China welcomed foreign firms to work in the country, on the condition that they abide by local rules and regulations.
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The South Korean president also said Kim had agreed to dismantle a nuclear complex on the condition that the United States takes corresponding steps.
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A small group of reporters was allowed to observe the meeting last week on the condition that they could describe process, but not substance.
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The memos were provided to CNN on the condition that the vice president's physician not be named and that the memos not be published.
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He was released in 213, but on the condition that he admit guilt, which made it impossible for him to get a decent job.
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And in Australia, regulators approved betting operator Tabcorp Holdings' merger with Tatts Group on the condition that the former sells its Odyssey Gaming business.
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Ryan agreed to be interviewed for a Father's Day feature in People Magazine but only on the condition that no Trump questions be asked.
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However, the TIU said that four months of the ban and the fine were suspended on the condition that she commit no more offences.
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The boy's father begged Ms. Hroub to work with him and she agreed, on the condition that the parents promise never to hit him.
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He agreed to be recorded by Joules only on the condition that his friend not release any tapes until 12 years after his death.
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Google investigated and concluded her claim was credible, said the people, who spoke on the condition that they not be named, citing confidentiality agreements.
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The Vatican has approved the project, on the condition that it would respect the artistic, religious and spiritual values that the Sistine Chapel embodies.
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He was arrested without a warrant in May 2012, but released on the same day on the condition that he would spy on activists.
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Howard appeared in court just hours later on crutches ... but bonded out on the condition that he'd have NO contact with the alleged victim.
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But she said she was prepared to present the messages to a judge or an investigating authority on the condition that they remain confidential.
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The European Central Bank could offer loans with negative interest rates to eurozone banks, on the condition that they loan the money to customers.
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He said he would ignore what had happened in the fight and penalize no one, on the condition that the incident not be repeated.
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As a potential hazard to the equipment onboard, they were approved for flight only on the condition that they remain contained within her helmet.
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He entered his plea on the condition that his sentence be served in Texas, where he had time left on a bail-jumping charge.
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Pinedo pitched small local radio stations in the Peruvian provinces, offering them these exclusive recordings free, on the condition that they be broadcast unedited.
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Only one bid arrived: from Santander, for €1, but only on the condition that shareholders, AT1 holders and Tier 2 holders were bailed in.
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He was released from custody in November while facing federal charges, on the condition that he not "occupy" any federal land, according to the Oregonian.
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They will also take intangible personal property, but only on the condition that that property is sold and the proceeds go toward cutting the deficit.
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Producers reached out to Curtis, who agreed on the condition that it wouldn't interfere with her parenting duties, she told the NY Post in 2003.
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The two boards said at the time that the proposed resolution was based on the condition that management board members were not implicated in wrongdoing.
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RDRS, a charity, was offering small loans to more than 100,000 poor farmers on the condition that they migrated temporarily to a city for work.
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According to the Sacramento Bee, negotiators spoke with Roman for six hours before he agreed to surrender, on the condition that he get some cigarettes.
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So when Paul asked Casey Neistat to appear in that forthcoming documentary, Neistat agreed on the condition that Paul sit down for an interview himself.
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The Flynns are now working with the court to arrange strict, supervised visits between their daughter on the condition that she pass her drug tests.
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In December 21998, however — before he was done serving his sentence — President Calvin Coolidge commuted Grossman's sentence on the condition that he pay the fine.
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He spoke on the condition that he would only give his first name, fearing any further disclosure could make him an easy target for deportation.
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Chris Christie (R) signed legislation in May providing the loan on the condition that city officials submit plans to bring their budgetary house in order.
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But in 1910, the department released her on the condition that she never take a job that required her to work with food ever again.
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Victim status confers the only form of moral redemption we know, and we offer this freely — on the condition that a veteran submit to therapy.
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Corporate America would be permitted to pursue its profits in the marketplace on the condition that wealth was distributed to assure a robust middle class.
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Tolerating a person with a certain characteristic only on the condition that they renounce that characteristic is the same as not tolerating them at all.
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"We shut it down," said a teacher who spoke on the condition that she not be identified, puffing on a cigarette in the school courtyard.
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In 1997, Britain handed it back over to China on the condition that the territory be allowed to govern itself for the next 50 years.
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I was no exception—in my case, the Crown prosecutor withdrew the charge against the accused on the condition that he complete counseling on STIs.
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When I first pitched this story to my editors, they approved it on the condition that I actually make a puzzle to go with it.
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Last year, the commission granted Mavericks a one-year permit on the condition that future events include female surfers, a commission spokeswoman, Noaki Schwartz, said.
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Gilad Erdan, Israel's strategic affairs minister, has said she can enter the country on the condition that she renounce her support of the B.D.S. movement.
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In one project, 125 people were paid $3 a day each to dig drainage ditches — but on the condition that Christians and Muslims work together.
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The European Union is considering pushing back Britain's withdrawal from the bloc, on the condition that British lawmakers endorse Prime Minister Theresa May's unpopular plan.
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It is unclear what he said, and it is believed that he spoke on the condition that his statements could not be used against him.
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He had agreed to take in a friend's son who was struggling with addiction, on the condition that no drugs be brought into his house.
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She told me she took the job on the condition that she would be in the running for the first manager post that opened up.
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They may be "Z-ed" (yes, a verb) off the wait-list, and are guaranteed admission on the condition that they defer for a year.
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The island agreed to allow it on the condition that the migrants, who had set off from Libya, would be distributed among European member states.
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Snowden told CBS News this week that he would like to return to the US on the condition that he is guaranteed a fair trial.
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But in August came a reversal with a twist: Mr. Hawkins, now 57, could be paroled on the condition that he be deported to England.
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"Jeopardy!" gave us this information on the condition that we wait until Monday to publish it, and we felt like we should honor that promise.
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In March, San Antonio's city council approved a new concessions contract for the San Antonio International Airport -- on the condition that Chick-fil-A be excluded.
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It said the approval was on the condition that no employees would be made redundant in the merged unit within 12 months of the deal's completion.
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They agreed to approve the license on the condition that the venue would close at 4.30 AM, rather than 6 AM, as the promoters had requested.
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WADA's controversial reinstatement in September this year was on the condition that Russia recognize the findings of its report and allow access to RUSADA's stored samples.
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Mbatha was reportedly offered assistance by the authorities to relocate the company on the condition that he provided a business plan to prove it was legitimate.
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All but one of the pseudopatients were released with diagnoses of schizophrenia, and were released only on the condition that they agree to take antipsychotic prescriptions.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude did not erect their monumental 25-mile art installation on the condition that gay couples would be banned from coming near it.
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A Reuters reporter was invited to observe the proceedings on the condition that the names of participants and some details of the discussions not be disclosed.
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"We do not prioritize videos over other story types in News Feed," a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News on the condition that they not be identified.
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" He would, however, only do so "on the condition that the results are kept secret until Belgium's highest court rules on the appeal against the order.
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Students spoke to me on the condition that I use only their first names, in keeping with the policy at I.V.P., which forgoes last names entirely.
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I also said no initially when the campaign said I could interview Secretary Clinton but only on the condition that we do it off the record.
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Pilots in London and in Madrid recently revolted against an offer for pay increases on the condition that they agree to continue negotiating with Ryanair directly.
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When the Five Star Movement invited her to run under her real name in 2018, she accepted — and won, on the condition that she remain faceless.
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Ms. Sell's daughter, who spoke with me on the condition that I refer to her by her hacking handle, CyFi, was especially guarded about her identity.
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After interviewing four of them, Whole Foods said it would consider two, on the condition that Jana back down from its public aggression, Mr. Mackey said.
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Whole Foods had already offered to accept two of Jana's proposed board nominees on the condition that the activist investor refrain from publicly agitating for change.
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"China has consistently advocated resolving differences through dialogue, but only on the condition that we treat each other equally and honor our words," the ministry said.
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He agreed to a four-day Western trip this week on the condition that he spend every night at the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas.
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Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund agreed on Thursday evening to give $1.8 billion in loans to Greece, on the condition that Athens keeps reforming the country.
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Dr. Farida, a gynecologist who spoke on the condition that her last name not be used, checked off the people around her who planned to leave.
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At the start of the occupation in Raqqa, you were allowed to kick a ball about regardless of age, on the condition that you covered your legs.
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The Washington, DC-based organization centrally controls a global system of payments and loans, often given to struggling nations on the condition that they impose strict austerity.
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It's actually relatively simple — you just need to click "join," and one of the moderators will offer their approval on the condition that you identify as female.
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The two boards at VW said at the time that the proposed resolution was based on the condition that management board members were not implicated in wrongdoing.
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The sources, who spoke to reporters on the condition that they not be identified, said the United States has not moved "an inch" from its initial demands.
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"I was OK with it on the condition that he leave after two days," remembers a sighing young man in what seems to be documentary voice-over.
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Michael FlynnTrump's former national security adviser has offered to provide testimony to the House and Senate Intelligence committees on the condition that he is given legal immunity.
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The Associated Press reported that a small group of reporters were allowed to travel with Trump on the condition that the trip was not reported in advance.
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Tata Sons, in November, had been in talks to invest in Jet but on the condition that Goyal would step down or take a less prominent role.
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Families were given monthly stipends on the condition that they attended sermons in the mosque and that women and girls wore the veil, human rights activists said.
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Last year the White House agreed to increase the World Bank's capital only on the condition that it restrain salaries and impose additional limits on its lending.
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It's important to recall that back in 2015, the German parliament approved another Greek rescue on the condition that the IMF would be part of the program.
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Brayan, who spoke in Spanish through an interpreter, discussed his situation on the condition that only his first name be used because of his continuing legal case.
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He was granted asylum in Russia in 2013 and has repeatedly expressed a desire to return home on the condition that he be granted a fair trial.
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It was given the go-ahead by Europe's competition watchdog on the condition that UTC first sells businesses making actuators, pilot controls, ice protection and oxygen systems.
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The state's Public Service Commission (PSC) approved the deal on the condition that the cable provider offer customers minimum download speeds of 60 Mbps in New York.
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When Mr. Noor finally did step down last year, it was on the condition that he could handpick his successor as governor, as well as other officials.
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The deal was approved on the condition that the companies sell Aetna's standalone Medicare prescription drug plan business, known as Medicare Part D, the Justice department said.
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"This is not a ban," a high-ranking defense department official told reporters repeatedly during a background briefing given on the condition that he not be named.
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Asperger, on the other hand, after 19813 and until his death 35 years later, didn't do any significant research on the condition that would bear his name.
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Most women refused to speak on the record fearing professional retaliation from their supervisors, N.K. agreed on the condition that she was identified only by her initials.
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"I can walk down the street and buy a gun right now," said the dealer, who spoke on the condition that he not be identified by name.
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NSO, the Israeli company that makes Pegasus, says that it sells the spyware to governments on the condition that it be used only against terrorists and criminals.
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The 2015 agreement relaxed a range of U.S. and international nuclear-related sanctions on Iran on the condition that the government in Tehran dismantle its nuclear program.
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"He was just really body stoned and completely jelly," said the woman, who produces fashion shoots and spoke on the condition that her name not be used.
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But, in December of 22016, he e-mailed Boies to discuss a settlement—on the condition that Giuffre acknowledge that her accusation could have been a mistake.
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The Afghan government will release three high-ranking militants on the condition that the Taliban frees two American University professors, President Ashraf Ghani announced Tuesday, per Reuters.
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Last week, the San Antonio city council approved a new concessions contract for the San Antonio International Airport -- on the condition that Chick-fil-A be excluded.
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Mr. Hyman accepted the magazines on the condition that Mr. McDowell can recover them from the archive should he need them and that his collection remain intact.
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"We told the exporters that we reduced the royalties on the condition that they increase the cocoa farm gate price...and we will ensure it," said Mbarga Atangana.
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Last week, Alaska Air won U.S. antitrust approval for its acquisition of Virgin America on the condition that it would scale back its code-sharing with American Airlines.
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According to a statement, Scott agreed to perform at the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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The 26-year-old rapper agreed to perform at the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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These payments were not just reductions in price — they were made on the condition that Apple would exclusively use Qualcomm's baseband chipsets in all its iPhones and iPads.
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Last year, it agreed to allow the government to resume rough diamond exports on the condition that it implemented a programme to ensure the traceability of its stones.
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The former FBI director's testimony suggests Trump was implicitly attempting to allow Comey to keep his job on the condition that Comey provided loyalty to him, Finkelstein said.
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Last month, Andrade's office recommended the Citi deal on the condition that Itaú not make further acquisitions for 30 months after the approval date, according to Cade documents.
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The clinic is hers to own, on the condition that she run it successfully for six months without inconveniencing the regular patients of her deceased uncle (Kulbhushan Kharbanda).
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After the Second World War, the Federal Housing Administration subsidized the development of suburban communities across America on the condition that homes be sold only to white families.
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Five senior American officials who have been briefed on the proposal discussed it on the condition that they not be identified because the plan is still under review.
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After the 2001 American invasion, Mr. Basir gained the upper hand, but he forgave Mawlawi Hafiz on the condition that he give up his links to the Taliban.
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The European Commission also cited Google for making payments to "certain large manufacturers and mobile network operators" on the condition that they exclusively installed Google on their devices.
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What was interesting was that he was bailed on the condition that he hand his passport into the police, but he skipped that and went straight to Syria.
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The other track gave ACOs a bigger share of those savings, but only on the condition that they also accept financial penalties if they missed their savings targets.
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For Ms. de Lavallade, it was her cousin Janet Collins, who was accepted into the same troupe two decades earlier on the condition that she lighten her skin.
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The government has allowed 412 Yemenis to remain in South Korea on temporary humanitarian visas on the condition that they leave once the situation in Yemen has stabilized.
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A few days later, Mr. Zeiler held a companywide meeting, according to three people who spoke on the condition that they not be identified for fear of retaliation.
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Four of the six former McKinsey employees spoke on the condition that their names not be used, citing confidentiality agreements or the press policies of their current employers.
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He once invited a friend of mine to lunch at a fancy restaurant, and she accepted, on the condition that he comb his hair and wear suitable attire.
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After three days, she was allowed to return to her home in Maine, but only with an escort and on the condition that she would remain in isolation.
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They say that when they approved the nomination of Republican Michael O'Rielly in 2013, they did so on the condition that Republicans would move a Democratic nominee. Sens.
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The New York Times was allowed to visit and film many of the training exercises in 360-degree video on the condition that it not fully identify instructors.
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"The problem is he is not Trump — he is not a billionaire," said one of the other aides, who spoke on the condition that they not be named.
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But, two years ago, state lawmakers agreed to give two rural districts special authorization to arm select staff — on the condition that local law enforcement does the training.
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The man, who we shall call Our Tweeter, recently did an interview with Mashable on the condition that he remain anonymous because he updates the account while at work.
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One reporter, who agreed to talk on the condition that they not be identified, told BuzzFeed News the reaction in the newsroom to the NPR article was instant shock.
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Not so with the Girl Scouts of America, which rejected a $100,000 gift in 2015 on the condition that transgender girls would not benefit and started the hashtag #ForEVERYGirl.
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The China Democratic League is one of eight minority parties allowed a role in making certain political and policy decisions on the condition that they support one-party rule.
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Similarly, Scott revealed that he agreed to sign on for the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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The Chinese government sent Mr. Liu on the condition that the North halt its nuclear tests, refrain from launching missiles and tone down its inflammatory language, Mr. Paal said.
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"On the condition that he lets go of original contract ... Just pay taxes, don't bribe anybody," Duterte told reporters after saying Lam had sent surrender feelers to the authorities.
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However, Martínez sees a 60 percent chance the deal will be approved on the condition that the companies sell assets accounting for 15 percent of the combined entity's revenue.
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Rohana was arrested and released on $15,000 bail, on the condition that he hand over his passport, consent to drug testing, and refrain from leaving the country before trial.
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Last year, the commission approved a plan to expand the orca enclosure at SeaWorld's San Diego park, but only on the condition that the company end all orca breeding.
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Tata Sons in November had been in talks to invest in Jet on the condition that Goyal would step down or take a less prominent role, sources have said.
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"Negroes and whites don't mix," said Frederick H. Ecker, then the chairman of MetLife, which received considerable subsidies from the city on the condition that it keep rents low.
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The 21-year-old heroin addict at the McDonald's, Bryan L., also agreed to be interviewed on the condition that only the first letter of his surname be used.
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Danelle, a patient of Dr. De la Vega's who agreed to be interviewed on the condition that only her middle name be used, wept as she described her predicament.
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In 1957 in Taos, she met the visiting dealer Betty Parsons, who agreed to show her in New York on the condition that Martin, then 45, move back there.
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The man made an offer: He would donate 20,000 books to a library in his part of the country, on the condition that it be named for his father.
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The blacksmith then uses that power to attach the devil to a stool or tree, and only releases the devil on the condition that he may keep his soul.
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And there's no way Mueller will agree to an interview with Trump on the condition that he won't ask him two of the critical questions about obstruction of justice.
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After three years and seven months in the Ramo Verde military prison outside Caracas, López was released to house arrest last summer on the condition that he remain silent.
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Macron, who met with Putin this week, said he'd welcome Russia back to the group, but on the condition that Putin help resolve the ongoing crisis in eastern Ukraine.
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The legislation would fund the government through February 15, on the condition that lawmakers continue negotiations on border security and Trump's border wall demands once the shutdown is over.
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That case was dismissed, too, this past October on the condition that Hernandez make good on the academic potential he displayed in jail by completing a semester of college.
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There were aspects of his private life, as well, that he discussed with me strictly on the condition that I would not quote him on these matters by name.
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Both of them spoke to The Verge on the condition that they are only referred to by their nicknames in order to protect their own and their family's safety.
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Speaking through tears and on the condition that her name not be used, she said he had fallen on hard times, some of which he had brought on himself.
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The pardon would come on the condition that Assange say the Russians were not involved in the email leak that damaged Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign in 2016 against Trump.
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"I was like, 'They can't be doing this stuff again,'" said Andrew, an aspiring teacher who, citing privacy concerns, spoke on the condition that his surname not be used.
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The encounter was surprising, said the man and his mother, who have tried to keep their ordeal private and spoke on the condition that their names not be published.
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European regulators gave their preliminary approval to the Monte dei Paschi deal on the condition that the bank go through an in-depth restructuring and its finances pass muster.
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Relying on the condition that D.C. citizens were not residents of a "state," we were then automatically denied the right to be represented in the U.S. House and Senate.
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But for Handzus, who joined the club on the condition that he play in only the second half of each season, the return has inspired an unexpected political activism.
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Ms. Carroll shared Ms. Vierra's story on the condition that her ex-husband's name not be published; Ms. Carroll said she feared provoking his family and endangering her cousin.
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In light of those fears, several members of the House spoke with BuzzFeed News on the condition that their name not be used to speak more candidly on the subject.
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Mr. Nasheed was released on the condition that he sign a document agreeing to return to the Maldives to serve the rest of his 13-year sentence on terrorism charges.
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Recent polling of the race shared with BuzzFeed News, on the condition that the exact numbers not be printed, had Roby leading all of her opponents by more than 10%.
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Kelsey Grammer was persuaded to reprise his role as Frasier on the condition that his character had divorced and changed profession from a psychiatrist to a radio talk-show therapist.
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"We are asking coalition partners that there should be a ground operation," said the official, who was authorized to speak on the condition that he not be identified by name.
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All were freed on the condition that they raise the babies as their own, but they still have human trafficking charges and potential 20 year prison sentences hanging over them.
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After Flake voted to advance Kavanaugh's nomination on the condition that an investigation into Kavanaugh's background be conducted, President Donald Trump on Friday ordered the FBI to reopen its probe.
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Andrew Carnegie, after all, donated money to construct nearly 1,700 public libraries in America, on the condition that local governments take over all the costs of running and maintaining them.
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He offered them both $1,000-interest free loans, on the condition that they be repaid in five years, and if they found success, they would help others achieve their dreams.
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United National Consumer Suppliers, a wholesale distributor of overstocked goods such as beauty products and toys, now ships to Sears on the condition that it is paid within 30 days.
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"The Bumble folks are generally obnoxious, entitled, and treat the Bowie like their corporate office," said one resident, who spoke to BuzzFeed on the condition that he not be named.
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His lawyer Charles J. Cooper said that Bolton would be willing to talk, but only on the condition that a court rules that he should ignore the Trump administration's objections.
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Romania joined the European Union in 2007, along with Bulgaria, but on the condition that it submit to regular reviews from Brussels because of the country's long struggle with corruption.
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Leslie R. Groves, director of the Manhattan Project, who had chosen Mr. Laurence to be the public's eyewitness, on the condition that he report nothing until the bomb was used.
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The 55-year-old crack addict, Reginald J., agreed to speak to a reporter on the condition that only the first letter of his surname be used when identifying him.
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Mr. Obama agreed to keep 9,800 American troops in Afghanistan after 2014 on the condition that the bulk of the force be focused on training and advising Afghan security forces.
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Mr. Dahal brokered a coalition with the opposition Nepali Congress party, on the condition that Mr. Dahal pass the reins to a prime minister from that party in nine months.
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They're investigating whether or not Trump withheld military aid from Ukraine on the condition that the country's top officials investigated former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden.
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Foreign companies in the city's special manufacturing zone are allowed to import duty-free raw materials on the condition that the products they assemble there are exported to other countries.
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The report was confirmed by a person involved in the relationship who spoke on the condition that he not be named because of continuing investigations and the likelihood of litigation.
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We broke the story ... Daren bought the Playboy Mansion last year for a cool $100 mil, on the condition that Hef could live there for the rest of his life.
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But when I contacted him through his American lawyer, Wesley Powell, he agreed to talk with me on the condition that I withhold certain identifying details, including where he lives.
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Like the former employee, the two other women said they wanted to preserve their privacy, and they agreed to be interviewed on the condition that their names not be published.
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Pegasus, which was created by an Israeli manufacturer called the NSO Group, is only sold to governments, and only on the condition that it be used against terrorists and criminals.
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Hezbollah forbids its fighters to speak with outsiders, but through an acquaintance I met two fighters in April who agreed to speak on the condition that I concealed their identities.
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His financial situation, never robust, then took an upturn when an investor offered funding on the condition that he concentrate on selling the grow towers themselves, rather than the greens.
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They're investigating whether or not Trump withheld military aid from Ukraine on the condition that the country's top officials investigated former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden.
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In June, the company won the U.S. antitrust approval to buy most of 21st Century Fox's assets for $71.3 billion — on the condition that it sell 22 regional sports networks.
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Gowdy read the classified FISA documents that the Justice Department gave congressional committees access to on the condition that only one member of the majority and minority would view them.
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Stores at airports and train stations will also be allowed to open, as will small mom-and-pop shops, but only on the condition that only the owners themselves work.
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The United States should reinforce its military support for the Syrian Democratic Forces, but on the condition that the coalition continues to expand its multiethnic credentials by incorporating moderate Sunni groups.
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Police found Depp "in a state of possible intoxication," but a criminal court judge dismissed the charge against him on the condition that he stay out of trouble for six months.
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Facebook said it would provide its U.K. policy director Simon Milner for an interview on the investigation on the condition that the BBC provided examples of the images it had flagged.
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On Thursday, the union invited the company to return to the negotiating table on the condition that BHP give a written guarantee that talks would focus on that trio of demands.
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The group that took the poll shared the results with Axios on the condition that it not be named, because the group has to work with all parts of the party.
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Berlin is willing to contemplate change to the currency union only on the condition that risk reduction (getting dodgy debts off balance-sheets) comes before any additional solidarity (mutualisation of risk).
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Iranian leader Hassan Rouhani said Sunday that the country was ready to hold talks with the U.S., on the condition that Washington drops sanctions and returns to the 2015 nuclear deal.
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According to NBC 29, Fields and his lawyers struck a deal: He would plead guilty to hate crime charges on the condition that prosecutors took the death penalty off the table.
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Instead, it agreed to terms that the shrunken, cash-strapped Interplay seemed unlikely to satisfy, on the condition that it could recover the rights for free if (or when) Interplay failed.
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In December Enacom approved the Telecom Argentina and Cablevision merger on the condition that the combined company divest 80 of its estimated 220 megahertz to avoid exceeding the government airwaves limit.
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Brussels, he said, should allow Italian leaders to stimulate growth in their economy using deficit spending on the condition that higher tax revenues that result are used to pay down debt.
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Sources told Reuters in November that Tata Sons had been in active talks to invest in Jet on the condition that Goyal would step down or take a less prominent role.
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The South Korean president also said following a meeting with Kim that the North had agreed to dismantle a nuclear complex on the condition that the United States takes corresponding steps.
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"And it was only in 1961 that Congress ended its own restriction of Puerto Rico's debt on the condition that Puerto Rico include that restriction in its own Constitution," he said.
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The DeepMind leaders allowed their startup to be acquired by Google on the condition that Google set up an internal AI ethics board to oversee AI developments across the entire organisation.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said his country would accept $20 million in aid from the G7 economic alliance on the condition that French President Emmanuel Macron apologize for calling him rude.
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Instead, Sanders upped the ante: He offered earlier Thursday to do the New Hampshire debate on the condition that Clinton would agree to three additional debates in March, April and May.
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Enrique Riera, who was then mayor of Asunción, gave them permission to search Parque Caballero, a downtown park, on the condition that some of the find would go to the city.
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Hammond proposed that Britain and the EU would allow cross-border trade in financial services on the condition that each side preserve regulatory standards in line with the best international standards.
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The owner instructed Danielle — who spoke on the condition that her surname not be used, to avoid further conflict with the owner — to keep the new cat locked in the bathroom.
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" Grace was authorized during an era at NASA, the late 1990s, when some science missions were approved on the condition that they satisfy an agency directive to be "faster, better, cheaper.
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American antitrust regulators approved the merger on the condition that Disney, which already owns ESPN, divest all of Fox's 22 regional sports networks, which include channels like the Yankees' YES network.
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After years of legal wrangling, Louis St. Laurent, a Liberal, reluctantly moved into 24 Sussex in 1951 on the condition that he pay rent to minimize any hint he was freeloading.
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One current and two former Infosys employees, who spoke on the condition that they not be identified, said federal investigators had questioned them in recent months about the company's visa handling.
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Human rights lawyers, journalists and anti-corruption activists have been targeted by spyware sold to the Mexican government on the condition that it be used only to investigate criminals and extremists.
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Court documents show Jia asked Evergrande to advance some of the remaining investment, and that Evergrande initially agreed, but only on the condition that the CEO distance himself from the company.
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They&aposre investigating whether or not Trump withheld military aid from Ukraine on the condition that the country&aposs top officials investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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I agreed to give her some non-opioid pain relievers on the condition that she would come immediately to the hospital the next time she felt the first twinge of pain.
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Italy refused to let the ship before Malta last week provided ship safe harbor on the condition that Italy and seven other nations would each take in some of the rescued passengers.
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Armed now with an official contract, Disalvo went back to his mother, and she eventually agreed to let him leave school early, on the condition that he would finish his diploma online.
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Providing a higher and more specific number than previously expressed by the UN, the senior official discussed the figure with reporters on Wednesday evening, on the condition that he not be named.
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They were allowed to self-surrender on Monday on the condition that they surrender their passports once they learned about the warrants for their arrest and notify the FBI about their movements.
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According to the BBC, Facebook agreed to an interview about the matter last week, on the condition that the news outlet provide examples of content that was reported and not taken down.
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"Countries will buy a design from the U.S. or others, but they will do so on the condition that it can carry out final assembly or ensure significant local input," he added.
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The plan proposed that Britain and the EU would allow cross border trade in financial services on the condition that each side preserve regulatory standards in line with the best international standards.
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The U.S. government expropriated land from Native Americans and issued it for free to settlers under the 1862 Homestead Act, on the condition that they built homes and ran farms or ranches.
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Those would only kick in if the government misses a target of generating a primary surplus of 3.5 percent from 2019, but on the condition that any impact would be offset elsewhere.
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A Haley adviser involved with preparing the speech told CNN that when the governor accepted the high-profile role, she did so on the condition that the speech would be her own.
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The highly sensitive, "code-word" intelligence information had been provided by a U.S. anti-terror partner on the condition that it not be shared widely within the administration or with other allies.
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Stoker allowed the convicted rapist to be released from jail on the condition that he not have sex outside of marriage while on probation, with no real way to enforce that directive.
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She had heard about Jewish European scientists attempting to leave Germany and realized she could help them immigrate to America on the condition that they collaborate with her on inventions and patents.
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"Many organizations have offered us their support on the condition that we leave our (rebel) faction," he said, explaining those bodies were worried demining equipment could be used for other military activities.
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If his goal was to provide the best services to rural America, why not, for example, support the new definition on the condition that it be included retroactively in the other program?
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In July, the man, who spoke on the condition that only his middle name, Omar, would be used since he does not have legal status, was pulled over while driving in Queens.
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Mulvaney first shocked reporters at a White House press conference on Thursday when he said Trump dangled hundreds of millions of military aid dollars on the condition that Ukraine would investigate Democrats.
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He served a few days in jail after being arrested in 2017, but was then freed on bail on the condition that he remain in the U.S. while his case was pending.
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Labor leader Bill Shorten said he backed the bill at the eleventh hour on the condition that the governing coalition agreed to make future changes to the bill in the new year.
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The court in Istanbul found Merve Buyuksarac, 27, guilty of insulting a public official, but immediately suspended the sentence on the condition that she does not reoffend within the next five years.
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The litigants defend themselves, and the show pays any judgment Sheindlin renders, as well as travel and lodging, on the condition that they won't appeal the Judge's decision in a real court.
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But lot-line windows are by definition temporary, allowed to exist and provide light and a view, on the condition that the next door neighbor doesn't want a new building or addition.
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Mr. Brownell did meet with George Drake, a former president of the college who has been working with Ms. Abrahamson and others, on the condition that Mr. Drake keep the conversation confidential.
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They doled out money on the condition that these policies were implemented, and accompanied the package with charts showing how the economy was going to recover after the austerity medicine took effect.
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The software, known as Pegasus, was sold to the Mexican government by an Israeli cyberarms company on the condition that it be used for the sole purpose of investigating criminals and terrorists.
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She agreed to tell her story on the condition that she and her former firm not be identified, fearing that her professional reputation and livelihood would be seriously harmed as a result.
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Mr. Sondland said his understanding that Mr. Trump was offering a White House meeting to Mr. Zelensky on the condition that he announce investigations was based on what Mr. Giuliani told him.
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The military made the concession, Mr. Eltaish told the Western officials, on the condition that the international court would not issue any indictments against other Sudanese officials over their actions in Darfur.
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"The government may continue with its exercise to implement biometric and use of data on the condition that it will enact relevant data protection laws," the high court added in its ruling.
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Since 2011, Mexico has purchased at least $80 million worth of the spyware, which is sold exclusively to governments, and only on the condition that it be used against terrorists and criminals.
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After months of scrutiny into her personal life, the woman agreed to the dismissal of the criminal case against Bryant in September 2004 on the condition that he provide a public apology.
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Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday that bilateral talks on trade could resume on the condition that China was open to making "serious efforts " to change, the news agency said.
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McAuliffe had previously said he could support drilling near Virginia on the condition that the federal government expand a royalty sharing program that would supply coastal states with revenue from drilling operations.
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After posting bail of $7,000 Perez was released but on the condition that she cannot possess firearms, has to notify her attorney of her whereabouts, and needs to wear a GPS monitor.
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A woman in Baraboo, who spoke to me on the condition that I not use her name, is the mother of two biracial children at Jack Young Middle School, which feeds Baraboo High.
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"They came in with big guns and balaclavas," said the woman, who is one of the 726 victims and who spoke on the condition that her name not be published for safety reasons.
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Late Wednesday, the companies reached a tentative agreement on the terms of a merger, according to three people with knowledge of the talks who spoke on the condition that they not be identified.
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Rick, of course, manages to turn the walker against Jadis to coerce her into negotiating, and she finally agrees to help — on the condition that she get one-fourth of the Saviors' supplies.
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The City's plan proposed that Britain and the EU would allow cross border trade in financial services on the condition that each side preserve regulatory standards in line with the best international standards.
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What the GoFundMe campaign does not make clear is that Congress was behind that particular initiative, allocating $7.5 million to the repairs on the condition that private donations would match that same amount.
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Similarly, Wirecutter's staffers may buy items they plan to review, or they may borrow it from the manufacturer on the condition that they will return it at the end of the trial period.
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I'd prefer to have fewer dedicated "power users" that can't live without it (and are willing to pay) than lots of users that use our product only on the condition that it's free.
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Depending on the stage of the deportation process and criminal history, some individuals are allowed to go free on the condition that they commit to voluntarily leave the country within a specified period.
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The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, granted $58 billion to be split amongst the companies on the condition that the airlines could not lay off or furlough employees through September.
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The company will raise another pile of money, on the condition that they bring in a new C.E.O. in a move which, I assume, means bringing in an "adult" to grow the business.
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Flake agreed to vote Kavanaugh's nomination out of committee with a favorable recommendation on the condition that the FBI further investigate the allegations against Kavanaugh, a push that Collins and Murkowski publicly supported.
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They offered to share the information with The Times, on the condition that they could decide which men would be exposed and when, so as not to interfere with their own legal proceedings.
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The landlord, who spoke on the condition that he not be named for safety reasons, said that when he knocked on the door, the tenants told him there had been a gas explosion.
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Separately, a nurse in eastern Aleppo, who spoke on the condition that she not be named, told us that rebels had stopped her parents and others from leaving the Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood.
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The Justice Department on Wednesday signed off on the Walt Disney Company's proposed merger with much of 21st Century Fox on the condition that the entertainment giant sell off 85033 regional sports networks.
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While President Donald Trump may have agreed to reopen the government earlier this month, he did so on the condition that lawmakers figure out a spending deal he can get on board with.
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The legislation comes after the San Antonio City Council in March approved a new concessions contract for the San Antonio International Airport on the condition that fast food chain Chick-fil-A be excluded.
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The deal, which would combine the nation's third and fourth largest carriers (by subscriber number) has been green lit on the condition that Sprint sell its prepaid assets (including Boost Mobile) to Dish Network.
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The legislation comes after the San Antonio City Council in March approved a new concessions contract for the San Antonio International Airport -- on the condition that fast food chain Chick-fil-A be excluded.
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In a televised speech to the nation on Iraq's Al-Iraqiya TV, President Barham Salih said Abdul Mahdi had agreed to step down on the condition that a successor is agreed to replace him.
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At the end of A Dance with Dragons, for instance, Lady Stoneheart's band of mercenaries capture (and almost end up hanging) Brienne, whom they release on the condition that she will kill Jaimie Lannister.
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Four queer women from the North Caucasus also agreed to share their stories, via phone and video calls, on the condition that they are identified only by pseudonyms assigned to them by LGBTQ activists.
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Two Congressional sources told NBC News that Kushner intends to meet with staff in mid-June on the condition that he submit documents and answer questions from the senators themselves at a later time.
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The gender barrier was broken in 1976 by Sarah Caldwell, but only at the insistence of Beverly Sills, who agreed to sing in "La Traviata" on the condition that Caldwell be hired to conduct.
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Production houses cynically and hypocritically capitalized on the situation by hiring back these writers for a fraction of what they had earned previously, on the condition that their work be attributed to other people.
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Ana, the mother of a 85033-year-old and a 14-year-old, and her brother Pedro told ABC News of the ordeal on the condition that only their first names would be used.
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But all of this is on the condition that he receives $5.7 billion for a border wall -- the central point of contention between Democrats and Republicans in the fight to re-open the government.
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Two employees from Samsung Electronics showed up at his house later that day, he said, offering a new Note 7 and about $900 in compensation on the condition that he keep the video private.
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General Alfredo Stroessner, the dictator of Paraguay who used torture as a political tool and provided refuge for Nazi war criminals, found asylum in Brazil on the condition that he never return to politics.
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This Department of Defense advisor gave DeLonge the go-ahead to take the story—the real story—to the masses, on the condition that he introduce it bit-by-bit, through fiction and nonfiction.
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Mr. Kem Sokha was jailed for more than a year before being released on bail in September on the condition that he not travel more than a block from his home in Phnom Penh.
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The government's approval was filed in federal court on the condition that Disney, which already owns ESPN, divest all of Fox's 22 regional sports networks, which include valuable channels like the Yankees' YES network.
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He added that members of other parties would be allowed to run under the centrist banner, on the condition that they vote with Mr. Macron's government and sit in the majority group in Parliament.
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Mr. Comey described details of his refusal to pledge his loyalty to Mr. Trump to several people close to him on the condition that they not discuss it publicly while he was F.B.I. director.
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Britain's government is proposing a mutual recognition system so financial service firms will retain access to the EU on the condition that each side preserve regulatory standards in line with the best international standards.
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Mexico agreed to that demand on the condition that the steel rule go into effect seven years after USMCA is implemented, and the aluminum rule 10 years later, according to Mexican newspaper El Economista.
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The Asian Development Bank offered a $176 million loan to the Philippines government to carry out the plan, on the condition that the riverside communities would be centrally involved in decisions about the move.
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Cuban told Business Insider that he'd be willing to serve as Trump's "entrepreneurial czar," on the condition that he would have "autonomy" and wouldn't have to serve as a prop for the Trump administration.
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Reid says that when he still controlled the majority in 2014, he agreed to confirm Republican Michael O'Rielly to the FCC on the condition that Republicans would advance Rosenworcel's nomination when the time came.
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The commission approved a large grocery merger in 2015 on the condition that the merged company divest itself of stores to a small Oregon chain, which increased that chain's size by roughly 900 percent.
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As in the case of Iran, the United States could exempt from sanctions third countries that trade with Venezuela (such as India and China), again on the condition that proceeds would go toward essentials.
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The former UK X-Factor runner-up said she would only accept the invitation on the condition that she could perform "Strange Fruit" -- a song protesting racism in 1930s America, made famous by Billie Holiday.
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She signed a cooperation agreement with prosecutors and was released on bail in April 2018 on the condition that she not use social media and not contact the ISIS members she had been speaking with.
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Elena, who spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition that she not be identified by her full name because she fears attracting more attention from the government, has watched the news incessantly this past week.
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His attorneys again offered up the information, but on the condition that prosecutors wouldn't use it against Christensen at his trial, resulting in the immunity agreement that kept Zhang's family in the dark until recently.
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Republican Senator Jeff Flake, who voted for Kavanaugh at the committee level on the condition that the FBI look more closely into the allegations against Kavanaugh, said he saw no additional information corroborating the accusations.
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Initially, the stolen information was put up for sale; however, the company later revealed that the hacker had agreed to remove the listing on the condition that Zomato introduce a fully fledged bug bounty program.
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Volkswagen on Friday reiterated it would back retrofits — as the hardware fixes are known — and offer to shoulder 80 percent of the costs, but only on the condition that other carmakers would do the same.
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Priorities USA invited CNN to observe the focus groups on the condition that the participants be described by their voting history and affiliation and the groups into which they fit rather than using their names.
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The company also said it had entered agreements to sell 22 properties to Medical Properties Trust and Northwest Healthcare Properties for about A$2.5 billion, on the condition that ownership of Healthscope passed to Brookfield.
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The South Korean president also said Kim had agreed to dismantle a nuclear complex on the condition that the United States takes corresponding steps, though it's unclear what actions the U.S. would have to take.
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At a news conference in North Dakota on Thursday, Mr. Trump suggested that he would debate on the condition that the networks donate $10 million to $15 million to charities that support women's health causes.
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Walt Disney has won U.S. antitrust approval to buy most of Twenty-First Century Fox's assets for $71.3 billion on the condition that it sell 22 regional sports networks, the Justice Department said on Wednesday.
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Though Mr. Bowen's criminal citation was eventually dismissed (on the condition that he not commit a crime for a year), State Supreme Court in the Bronx, for unknown reasons, issued a warrant for the charge.
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For example, here's a conditional trade for you: Marc-Andre Fleury goes to the Stars, on the condition that Dallas can't use him in any Stanley Cup final in which they end up facing Pittsburgh.
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The 1993 Super Bowl was awarded to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, and Phoenix was given the 1996 Super Bowl, on the condition that Arizona adopt a Martin Luther King Day holiday sometime before then.
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But he would do so "on the condition that the results are kept secret until Belgium's highest court rules on the appeal against the order," Mr. Hiernaux said, which could "easily" take several more years.
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Fouad Abu Harb, whose son, Ahmad, was killed by Fatah, told the commission that he would participate in the reconciliation on the condition that the man who killed his son does not return to Gaza.
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Stanley said it took several weeks to get K to agree to an interview and it was granted on the condition that she leave out details that would give away K's location and work methods.
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The church leader, who spoke on the condition that neither he nor his church be identified, said he believed in the Red Letter campaign because he was concerned about white evangelicals' bond with Mr. Trump.
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The impeachment inquiry centers around whether Trump held up nearly $400 million in congressionally mandated military aid to Ukraine and a visit to the White House on the condition that Ukraine announce politically advantageous investigations.
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Parnes and Fury agreed to sign Lennon's band, which had taken the name Long John and the Silver Beatles just before the audition, on the condition that it replace Sutcliffe, whose bass playing was rudimentary.
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Two consecutive quarters of growth at rates at which President Trump and his team insist are sustainable on the condition that his policies are fully implemented are a great segway to the wonderful possibilities ahead.
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"It's promoting a trusting environment," Crompton told CNBC, explaining that it worked on the condition that staff didn't use it excessively, that they had their laptop at home to work remotely and didn't cancel meetings.
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The national government initially agreed to give about $4 million to the project on the condition that the province submit, among other things, a list of 100 poor farmers who would benefit from the farm.
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Mr. Barry and Mr. Bianchi were each sentenced to 10 days in jail with the time suspended on the condition that they successfully complete six months of unsupervised probation, Mr. Miller said in an email.
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"Sit here, make our rounds, deter, prevent," said an officer in the Crown Heights truck, one of several speaking on the condition that their names not be used because they were not authorized to comment.
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In 2014, after the Euromaidan Revolution, officials in the Obama Administration saw an opportunity to reduce the influence of Vladimir Putin's Russia by giving aid to Ukraine on the condition that certain reforms took place.
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Alaska Air Group has won antitrust approval for its $2.6 billion acquisition of Virgin America on the condition that it scale back its ticket-selling agreement with American Airlines, the Justice Department said on Tuesday.
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The meeting could take place on the condition that acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire approves appropriate security clearances for the individual's legal counsel so that they can accompany their client, the correspondence showed.
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At the time, the judge for Britain's Got Talent, who was filming auditions for the competitive reality TV show, was approached by Roberts for an autograph, consenting on the condition that she give him her number.
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The Trump administration provided the missiles on the condition that they not be used in the war, Ukrainian officials and American diplomats have said, lest they provoke Russia to slip more powerful weaponry to the separatists.
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WARSAW, May 23 (Reuters) - There is a chance clean oil will flow to Poland on June 9 on the condition that claims by Polish and German refineries are confirmed, Polish pipelines operator PERN said on Thursday.
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The actor had originally agreed to pay $15 million on the condition that Grigorieva agreed not to release secretly recorded audio tapes of a conversation between the two, the Los Angeles Times reported at the time.
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The Times reports:Two employees from Samsung Electronics showed up at his house later that day, he said, offering a new Note 7 and about $900 in compensation on the condition that he keep the video private.
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The diplomat -- who spoke to CNN on the condition that neither their name nor country were identified -- said allied agencies could explore ways to share specific information through channels used only by military and intelligence officials.
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But several Songting workers — who spoke on the condition that their names not be revealed because they hoped to be rehired — complained that they could find few jobs in a region dominated by stumbling heavy industry.
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Antonio says he will forgo his half, on the condition that Shylock convert to Christianity and will his estate to Jessica, Shylock's wicked and rebellious daughter, who has run off to Genoa with Lorenzo, a Christian.
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The "National Fund" was opened in 1928 by an anonymous benefactor who donated £500,000, but on the condition that it must remain untouched until the U.K. raises enough money to pay off its entire national debt.
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Among them was a doctor named Muhannad, who helped collect evidence for the United Nations investigation into those attacks and who spoke on the condition that he be identified by only his first name, for safety.
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Attendance at church, as well as religious ceremonies including funerals will be on the condition that measures can be taken to avoid crowds of people, and a distance of one meter between people can be respected.
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Mr. Ramos was sentenced to six years, and the judge added an additional three-year term that will be suspended on the condition that Mr. Ramos successfully completes three years of probation, according to his lawyer.
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That's a tough one to apply to a democratically elected official who never resorted to force, and the German courts can decide to transfer Mr. Puigdemont on the condition that he not be tried for rebellion.
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Attendance at church, as well as religious ceremonies including funerals will be on the condition that measures can be taken to avoid crowds of people, and a distance of one metre between people can be respected.
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In Thouaré-Sur-Loire, a small suburb, Bernard Brevet, 68, a retired cleaning man, was typical of voters who seemed prepared to give Mr. Macron a chance, but on the condition that he quickly prove effective.
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A parent at the school stepped in with a loan to finance the trip — on the condition that the money would be repaid by reinvesting in the school — but that only got Grootfontein on its way.
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"He called us prostitutes, faggots, bitches," said Gabriela, 33, who, like her friend, spoke on the condition that her last name not be published because of the nature of the assault as well as lingering fear.
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Unable to pay the $7,500 bail set in the case, Ms. Williams said, she spent 12 days in jail until a judge ordered her released last Wednesday on the condition that she seek mental health treatment.
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It is possible that a ruling against the CFPB would maintain the agency but only on the condition that its director, who serves a five-year term, can be removed at the pleasure of the president.
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The permit allowed Tarzan Zerbini to take two elephants, Shelly and Marie, on a Canadian circus tour - on the condition that it pledge $2600,993 annually to an elephant charity and raise another $299,21 annually from patrons.
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The meeting could take place on the condition that acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire approves appropriate security clearances for the individual's legal counsel so that they can accompany their client, the correspondence showed. Rep.
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The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday increased its three-year lending program with Argentina by $7 billion to $57 billion, on the condition that the central bank halted full-scale interventions to support the ailing peso.
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He would meet the detectives in Las Vegas, where he and Ferrara had stored the emerald, and they'd turn the stone over to the Sheriff's Department on the condition that neither Ferrara nor Morrison would be arrested.
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This year's show will feature Maroon 5, Big Boi and rapper Travis Scott, who agreed to perform at the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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"Warrants will be given to eBay in four tranches, on the condition that the auction site routes a substantial portion of its payments via Adyen," the Het Financieele Dagblad newspaper reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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The Goldman committees chose to approve the 1MDB deals on the condition that the bank explain to Malaysian officials that they had other, cheaper options to raise money, according to another person with knowledge of the matter.
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Originally, Flocka claimed that he himself would run for president in 2016; when he finally did endorse Clinton, he did it on the condition that she return the favor, and help push his new album, Flockaveli 2.
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The state approved the $54-billion Gorgon project in 2009 on the condition that at least 80 percent of carbon dioxide released in its gas processing operations over a five-year rolling average period would be buried.
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Under the city's plan, developers would get land for a nominal fee — $1 for a tract, in some cases — on the condition that they build housing that would be affordable to some of the poorest New Yorkers.
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The United States has offered Turkey the more expensive, Patriot anti-missile system at a discount that expires at the end of March, but on the condition that Ankara drop its plans to buy the S-400.
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On Monday, Scot said he only agreed to perform at the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation of $500,000 to Dream Corps, a nonprofit organization that champions social justice.
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" Asked by journalists what he meant, he was reported to have given the example of an education minister in Argentina who was offered a loan to build schools on the condition that the textbooks include "gender theory.
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This year's show will feature Maroon 5, Big Boi and rapper Travis Scott, who agreed to perform at the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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Some economists say that the E.C.B. has already introduced a form of helicopter money by deciding last month to offer interest-free funds to banks, on the condition that they lend the money to businesses and consumers.
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In August 2016, a "Nightline" producer asked if I'd be willing to appear in a segment about internet trolling alongside Yiannopoulos, and I reluctantly agreed, on the condition that I could discuss online harassment's dire political ramifications.
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After a concerted effort by allies of Mr. Netanyahu, legislation barring the police from issuing recommendations passed in December — but only on the condition that it would not apply to the current investigations against the prime minister.
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New York Times journalists embedded with dynamite fishermen in Bohol who gave exclusive access on the condition that we not use their names or the names of the islands where they live, for fear of being arrested.
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Less than a month later, they approved the acquisition of the Swiss agribusiness company Syngenta by China National Chemical Corporation, on the condition that ChemChina sell significant parts of its European pesticide and plant growth-regulator business.
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Anbang's Japanese real estate portfolio is scattered in major cities such as Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, said the people, who spoke on the condition that they not be identified as the deal process was not yet public.
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There, he was told he would be permitted to return to Hong Kong, but only on the condition that, upon arrival, he report immediately to a police station and tell them his disappearance was all a misunderstanding.
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Mr. Trump did not want to certify Iran's compliance the first time around either, but was talked into it on the condition that his team come back with a new strategy to confront Tehran, the official said.
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MEXICO CITY — Mexico's most prominent human rights lawyers, journalists and anti-corruption activists have been targeted by advanced spyware sold to the Mexican government on the condition that it be used only to investigate criminals and terrorists.
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When a flood wiped out parts of the area in South Dakota in 1972 where she had lived with her first husband, she gave $50,280 on the condition that her name not be linked to the gift.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Military communication equipment provider Harris Corp has won European Union approval for the acquisition of L3 Technologies Inc, on the condition that Harris sells its night vision global business, the EU Commission said on Friday.
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But in a draft contract seen by Reuters, PDVSA offers to put companies in charge of the fields for six years on the condition that they boost production, finance the required investment and procure the necessary equipment.
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When he was 17 he stole a car, and a juvenile judge gave him a choice: several months in jail or probation on the condition that he attend the Mission Ridge Academy, a ski school at Wenatchee, Wash.
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"We would accept a peace initiative on the condition that militias leave the western coast," he said at a joint press conference to announce a $40 million project launched by Saudi Arabia for de-mining operations in Yemen.
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But Nadler on Tuesday evening sent a new letter to the Justice Department rejecting its request to resume negotiations on the committee's subpoena on the condition that the House would delay the contempt vote scheduled for June 11.
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Despite being regarded as a woman by his family, he was allowed to choose what he studied, to graduate, and, eventually, to leave the North Caucasus in 2015, but on the condition that he return every six months.
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He originally offered to rebuild the rink on his own dime on the condition that he could operate it and the adjacent restaurant and use the profits to replenish the money he was to spend on the project.
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Two weeks earlier, fellow halftime performer Travis Scott revealed that he had agreed to sign on for the high-profile event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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John Valiulis is a fire protection engineer in Tusla, Oklahoma who has prepared a white paper detailing the areas that have permitted the cladding on the condition that traditional fire safety protections like working sprinklers are in place.
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This year's show will feature Maroon 5, Big Boi and rapper Travis Scott, who agreed to perform at the event on the condition that the NFL would join him by making a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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Based on treaties signed at the turn of the 20th century by British-administered India and Tibet, Britain had previously said it would recognise China's "special position" in Tibet on the condition that Tibet was given significant autonomy.
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"There are companies that have been given mining rights for sand and gravel soil extraction for sale, on the condition that they reclaim the land after extraction so that it can be used for other purposes," he said.
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The Florida Board of Control, the government agency first in line to respond to the suit, did so by offering Hawkins a full scholarship—on the condition that he agree to attend an out-of-state law school.
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Instead of completing rigorous clinical trials that can take years, the FDA would allow companies to put promising drugs on the market on the condition that they continue to conduct studies that prove that the drugs actually work.
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Qualcomm gave Apple access its source code and software development tools so Apple could modify Qualcomm's software for use in the iPhone, on the condition that Apple did not use the code or tools to help another chipmaker.
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Letourneau was sentenced to 210 months in prison in November 22015, following her guilty plea on two second-degree child rape charges, but she was paroled after six months on the condition that she stay away from Fualaau.
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Seoul called for talks to discuss the issue, and Pyongyang agreed to them on the condition that the U.S. and South Korea delayed their annual joint military exercises, which it views as a dry run for an invasion.
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No figure in popular culture has exploited this freedom more than the great stand-up comic Louis C.K., who made an inexpensive show for FX on the condition that he encounter no interference in casting, script or direction.
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But according to accounts posted online, some customers who complained about suspension problems had their cars fixed on the condition that they agreed in writing not to talk about the issue or how the company dealt with it.
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Kabila had used Rwandan-backed soldiers to win power, on the condition that Hutu rebels, who had committed Rwanda's genocide and were now hiding in the Congo, would be returned home to face justice once he assumed power.
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The former South Carolina governor took the UN position on the condition that it be a Cabinet-level post and since taking it "has been behaving as if she were a de facto secretary of state," Miller said.
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At least one proposed meeting has been scrubbed since Russia, Saudi Arabia and other producers agreed, at a Doha meeting in February, to consider the idea of a freeze — on the condition that other major exporters came aboard.
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Motonari Otsuru, head of Ghosn's Japan-based legal team, told reporters at a news conference that the agreement with Nissan was based on the condition that any losses or gains from the currency swap contracts would be Ghosn's.
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Qualcomm allegedly agreed on the condition that Apple only use its chips in the iPhone and iPad, with the alleged intention of stopping competing chipmakers from working with one of the most dominant smartphone companies on the planet.
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In 2016, Chinese company Wealthy Delight agreed to a deal with the Village of El Portal, a community slightly north of Little Haiti, to buy the Little Farm trailer park on the condition that they demolish the park.
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Less than a month later, the regulators approved the acquisition of the Swiss agribusiness company Syngenta by the China National Chemical Corporation, on the condition that ChemChina sell significant portions of its European pesticide and plant-growth business.
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"We got Iran back from the hold of Western powers; we retook control of our country," said Fatemeh, a museum employee and member of the Basij, who spoke on the condition that I use only her first name.
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Yes, American companies have been granted access to some 35 restricted sectors in China — like auto production, oil exploration, nuclear power, telecommunications, banks and medical institutions — only on the condition that they transfer know-how to local partners.
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The president's plan will make it easier for private plans to negotiate "better deals for our seniors, especially for high-cost medications," said the senior administration official, who spoke on the condition that he would not be named.
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In July, the media company MP & Silva offered to pay M.L.S. $4 billion for its worldwide media rights, beginning in 2023, on the condition that the league adopt a promotion and relegation system with the country's lower divisions.
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They want to attach an amendment to Mr. Johnson's deal — which will be put to Parliament on Saturday — that would allow the deal to pass only on the condition that the public vote on it in a referendum.
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They want to attach an amendment to Mr. Johnson's deal — which will be put to Parliament on Saturday — that would allow the deal to pass only on the condition that the public vote on it in a referendum.
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In this case, the NSO Group, an Israeli firm, said it sold Pegasus only to governments, only after checking their human rights practices and only on the condition that it be used solely for tracking criminals and terrorists.
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"I feel it's very difficult to tell which is right or wrong, which is truth or which is not," said Judy, a mainlander student at Columbia, who spoke on the condition that her last name not be used.
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The energy reform, which ended Pemex's decades-long monopoly, allowed Petróleos Mexicanos, as it is officially known, to keep most of its previous leases on the condition that it perform a minimum level of work on the fields.
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The justice minister, a seasoned politician who became a campaign ally of Mr. Macron on the condition that Mr. Macron make this legislation his top priority, acknowledged the need for increased transparency while warning against nurturing impossible expectations.
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Last fall, Wiley invited me to examine the commission's case at its headquarters, on the condition that I not reveal the office's location, the governments assisting with document extraction, or, with few exceptions, the names of his staff.
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Scrooge then mocks Mary's naiveté and gives her the money she needs ... on the condition that if Bob were to ever quit his job, Scrooge would tell Bob that Mary had set out to be unfaithful to him.
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The EU is prepared to grant Britain a so-called transition -- but on the condition that EU law continues to apply to the UK while it goes on and Britain does not get a vote in European institutions.
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The 1986 machine gun ban, for example, banned the sale of machine guns and machine gun parts but allowed machine gun owners to keep their guns on the condition that they register their devices separately with the ATF.
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Pennsylvania, for instance, was originally founded in 19303 by William Penn, a Quaker, as a "holy experiment" in which religious tolerance was the law on the condition that the state's government reflect the spiritual values of its inhabitants.
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Turning to Italy's drive to get the EU Commission to grant it more fiscal leeway in its 2016 budget, Renzi said Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker had been appointed on the condition that EU countries be granted budget flexibility.
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The surge in food startups meant factories had confidence to let him start with a small order, on the condition that future ones would be bigger, says Blake Sorensen, founder of Blake's Seed Based, which makes allergy-friendly snacks.
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After the election of May 12th left Karnataka with a hung parliament, he struck a bargain with Congress to keep the BJP out of government—on the condition that his son, H.D. Kumaraswamy, become the state's next chief minister.
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Several other states that have resisted Medicaid expansion so far, like Virginia, are now entertaining it but only on the condition that they have a work requirement, which would likely limit the actual coverage gains made by expanding Medicaid.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican-controlled Florida House passed a bill Wednesday that would restore voting rights for ex-felons on the condition that they first pay all fees, fines and court costs before they can head to the polls.
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Hammond defended a model he set out in March, under which Britain and the EU would allow cross-border trade in financial services on the condition that each side preserves regulatory standards in line with the best international standards.
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EU leaders are expected to grant her two extra months to organise a smooth exit -- but only on the condition that the British leader can get her deal through parliament, something even members of her own government increasingly doubt.
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A new mixed land-use policy will allow communities in southern Nakhon Sri Thammarat province to use degraded mangroves for income, on the condition that half the area is maintained as mangroves or converted back to them, he said.
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The U.S. incumbent said that he had made it evident during his visit that the U.S. was open to trading with other nations, on the condition that the policies were fair and reciprocal to the U.S., according to Reuters.
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Moon said North Korea will dismantle a missile test site and launch pad in the presence of international observers, and that Kim had agreed to dismantle a nuclear complex on the condition that the United States takes corresponding steps.
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Blazanin told me that media coverage was "not approved" but that he was open to letting me cover the event on the condition that I find him at the event so he could set ground rules for my attendance.
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Reporters speak off the record to politicians all the time, but this was an unusual provision and felt slightly weird: a major candidate for president's agreeing to speak to a reporter on the condition that readers not be privy?
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Under EU rules designed to protect taxpayers, state bailouts of banks are only allowed on the condition that investors first bear some losses, especially those who purchased shares or riskier forms of debt such as convertible or unsecured bonds.
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In 2018 Collins, who has had a number of health issues, told Rolling Stone magazine that he would consider a reunion on the condition that his son Nicholas would play drums, because "I don't think I'm capable of it."
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The government delegation had in theory agreed to vote on the condition that the United States lift sanctions, that Maduro run as the Socialist Party candidate, and that it be held in a year, one of the sources said.
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And for nostalgia lovers, good news: The man who donated the collection to Vitsoe, where it is on display, did so on the condition that the pieces will always be on view, to continue inspiring (and delighting) future generations.
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Brendan, a 21-year-old who took our survey and shared additional feedback on the condition that we use only his first name for privacy reasons, said he felt like he spent too much time online as a teenager.
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That approach would be a shift from the Obama administration, which approved some controversial mergers on the condition that the company abide by certain "behavioral remedies" — usually in the form of consent decrees that prohibited certain anticompetitive business practices.
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Manning said he had been offered the chance to start Sunday's game in Oakland to keep his streak alive — but only on the condition that he would play no more than the first half — and simply rejected the idea.
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Under the agreement, Mr. Kawczynski, whose contract promised a payout if he was terminated without cause, received a $30,000 settlement on the condition that he not take legal action against the town, said Warren Shay, a lawyer for Jackman.
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Maroon 5's decision to donate comes two weeks after Scott revealed that he had agreed to sign on for the high-profile event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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"We are a patrol group looking out for the safety of people, the safety of women," said the group's local leader, a 37-year-old electrician who spoke on the condition that he be identified by only his first name, Tony.
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In one instance, a man with public allegations of sexual misconduct offered to donate $22013 million to a nonprofit focused on improving diversity that one of the women was advising, but only on the condition that his gift be made public.
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In May, an attorney for Robbins wrote to the staffer to say that a goodwill payment of $3,485 could be available to him on the condition that he sign a legal document agreeing not to cooperate with the BuzzFeed News investigation.
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However, in January, the Blantyre Water Board signed a memorandum of understand with the Mulanje District Council and others to allow the project, on the condition that the board plant trees in the Likhubula River's deforested catchment area, the demonstrators aid.
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If and when they choose to report it to their employer, they can do so by choosing "GoTogether," a feature that allows them to file the report on the condition that they are not the only ones raising the same issues.
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Antitrust officials eventually allowed the $303 million purchase to go through on the condition that the government would be allowed to monitor Google's behavior, and that the search giant would continue to support its public-facing API program for five years.
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Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel then overturned the antitrust decision on the condition that no jobs are lost, but rival supermarket groups won a legal challenge to his decision, raising the prospect of a breakup that could have cost thousands of jobs.
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The Glencore and Xstrata merger, for example, was approved on the condition that a mine in Peru was sold off; soon afterwards it was snapped up by a consortium of Chinese state-owned firms, led by the China Minmetals Corporation.
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This year's Super Bowl halftime show will feature Maroon 5, Big Boi and rapper Travis Scott, who agreed to perform at the event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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And—as if the story couldn't get better—despite being hit in the Padres' Petco Park, the ball was caught by a life-long Mets fan, and returned to Colon on the condition that the Mets win the World Series.
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"On the condition that we can maintain safe production and stable supplies, and barring any special circumstances, we declare that we will cease operations during the 2016 Spring Festival holiday and workers will go on holiday," the miners' declaration said.
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They return to their home to live quietly under the radar, but the police are tipped off and the Lovings, who are expecting their first child, are arrested and given a suspended prison sentence on the condition that they leave Virginia.
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Qingdao non-residents were now limited to buying at most one property in the city, in the eastern province of Shandong, on the condition that they had paid at least one year of local taxes or insurance continuously, it said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - EU Council President Donald Tusk's comments that Britain could be granted a short delay to Brexit on the condition that parliament backs an exit deal next week are in keeping with Prime Minister Theresa May's request, her spokesman said.
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I also miss the attention (let's just be honest), being on tour, and the story fodder for parties—like the time we agreed to play an anime convention on the condition that the promoters threw in free tickets to Medieval Times.
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The judge on the case, Judge Lawrence Moniz, decided to reduce her sentence down to 15 months on the condition that she not violate her probation and agreed to stay the sentence completely until she appealed it in state court.
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NEW YORK/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday increased its three-year lending program with Argentina by $7 billion to $57 billion, on the condition that the central bank halted full-scale interventions to support the ailing peso.
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The long, drawn-out media bidding war for Fox assets appeared to near an end on Wednesday after Disney won U.S. antitrust approval to buy the company for $71.3 billion on the condition that it sell 22 regional sports networks.
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The City Council is nearing a vote on a proposal to rezone nearly 200 blocks of East New York, Brooklyn, allowing developers to put up taller buildings there on the condition that they also build thousands of new affordable apartments.
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Because the agency that runs the residence receives federal funding that could be imperiled by speaking to the press, it offered the tour on the condition that its name, exact location and the name of the children interviewed not be disclosed.
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He was granted an early release on the condition that he wear an electronic monitoring tag, despite record of a judgment reported by The New York Times in which the court was warned that there was "no doubt" Khan was dangerous.
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"It's possible that these sanctions are equal to zero, on the condition that the Spanish and Portuguese governments give us the answers we're expecting on how they will reduce their deficits," the commissioner for economic affairs told Europe 1 radio.
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In July 2016 and again that August, his phone was targeted by Pegasus, a software sold to the Mexican government by NSO Group, an Israeli cyberarms manufacturer, on the condition that it be used only to monitor criminals or terrorists.
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Former British "X Factor" star Rebecca Ferguson said earlier this month she would accept an invite only on the condition that she could perform "Strange Fruit," a 1939 protest song about racism and the lynching of African-Americans in the South.
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But he said the agency would grant a state or city permission to do so only on the condition that it first conducted "a rigorous pilot study" and offered food stamp recipients the ability to opt out of the soda restrictions.
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To offer better context surrounding the ritual, Kim supplied CNN with the church's video of the April 2017 incident along with nearly 13 hours of footage spanning two years, on the condition that CNN not reproduce or redistribute the images.
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There was a race to determine who had created the video, and CNN came under fire for tracking the person down and only keeping him anonymous on the condition that he never engage in "ugly behavior" on social media again.
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Last year, her boyfriend wanted to marry her, but her family refused because they perceived him as coming from a lower social class, said Nourah, who spoke on the condition that only her first name be used for her safety.
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I will be visiting more prisons in Romania, Canada, and Ukraine later in the year [Editor's note: never one to clock off, John only agreed to be interviewed on the condition that we would include this last church-y statement].
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NFL free agent Johnny Manziel reached an agreement with the Dallas County DA office that would dismiss recent domestic violence charges against him on the condition that he seeks treatment and avoids trouble for a year, according to CBS DFW.
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After an unprecedented clash with Rome over the 2019 budget, the Commission decided not to start disciplinary steps against Italy last December, on the condition that Italian debt would ease this year and the structural deficit would stay unchanged at 2018 levels.
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Over the weekend, Republicans offered another package, which would increase block grants for all disaster-hit areas including Puerto Rico, but on the condition that the island would not receive those additional funds until it spends the $41 billion it's already been allocated.
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What was unique about the later story was that it relied on a cache of phone and text messages that "were provided to The Washington Post by a foreign government on the condition that the source not be revealed," the paper said.
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The president's national security adviser, John Bolton, told reporters on Sunday that any withdrawal would be on the condition that Turkey could assure the safety of Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria, and that the remnants of ISIS in the region could be defeated.
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Although the opposition Labor Party agreed to drop its 173 amendments to the bill to allow it to be passed before the end of 2018, it did so on the condition that these amendments would be debated properly in the 2019 session.
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To determine what connection the remains might have to its people, the committee asked Arion Mayes, a San Diego State anthropologist who had worked on Kumeyaay skeletons, to conduct an examination, on the condition that she not destroy any of the material.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says he's ready for a ceasefire — but only if "terrorists" don't use it to their advantage, and on the condition that countries stop supporting the rebel groups that have been trying for five years to topple his regime.
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Of course, if you're taking a blood thinner, a cut can be catastrophic, so the doctor agreed on the condition that Bracero wear an extra pair of gloves, an extra long-sleeve shirt, and a pair of spandex pants underneath his work clothes.
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INTRA-AFGHAN SUMMIT IN QATAR The Taliban, who have repeatedly refused to negotiate with the Western-backed government of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, agreed to join the intra-Afghan summit on the condition that those there would attend in a personal capacity.
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Proton, founded in 343 by former Malaysian premier Mahathir Mohamad, received 1.5 billion ringgit ($338.2 million) in government aid a year ago on the condition that it implement a turnaround plan and seek a foreign partner to help its research and development.
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Attempting to break the impasse, the Ministry for National Integration on Tuesday offered up the fresh funds - far short of what's needed to complete the project - on the condition that TLSA present a working plan with targets for 2017 within 50 days.
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If the deal, reported to be worth 16.5 billion euros ($19.8 billion) including debt, is to be waved through it should be only on the condition that the merged entity's network is opened to third-party access, the Buglas industry group said.
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A driver for the smugglers in Dahriya who spoke on the condition that he be identified only as Abu Ramzi said that he and his colleagues alert Palestinian security forces at the first hint that a client intends to commit violence in Israel.
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The FCC voted last year to allow Charter to acquire Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks on the condition that it provide broadband access to 2900 million additional households and that 220006 million of those homes should have access to broadband competitors.
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They say their ancestors were forced to sell the land at very low rates to the Nazis, and did so only on the condition that the land be used for the construction of a power plant—but no power plant was ever built.
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Two parents who visited the elementary school on Halloween, and who spoke only on the condition that their names not be used for safety reasons, said the faculty was having a costume competition where groups of teachers dressed up to represent various countries.
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" The former director, who also spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition that her name not be used out of fear that OV would enforce her nondisclosure agreement, eventually quit, calling her time at the company "the most horrific experience of my life.
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They were acquitted on a count of disorderly conduct but were convicted on charges of parading or demonstrating, and were each sentenced to 10 days in jail with the time suspended on the condition that they successfully complete six months of unsupervised probation.
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A senior Alberta official, speaking on the condition that he not be identified, said the frustration inside the government revolved around the belief that foreign investors are pulling out of the oil sands to earn the good will of environmentalists and activists.
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I implore President Trump to end the shutdown on the condition that immigration reform will be a top priority for the new Congress so that both sides may work together to come up with the best solution to the pressing problems we face.
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Trudeau's government responded Thursday by announcing the RCMP is willing to withdraw its mobile unit on the logging road close to Wet'suwet'en camps, and continue operations from the nearby town of Houston, B.C. on the condition that Coastal GasLink workers are allowed through.
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Last week, a court ordered Proper Media, which cannot directly pay Snopes employees, to release $100,000 of the advertising revenues to Bardav, on the condition that the money be used for expenses and not be paid to Mr. Mikkelson, according to Mr. Kronenberger.
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The FCC voted last year to allow Charter to acquire Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks on the condition that it provide broadband access to 2 million additional households and that 1 million of those homes should have access to broadband competitors.
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Tusk, the European Council president, indicated that the EU would be open to a short extension (though they'd likely set the date in May, rather than May's proposed June 30) on the condition that the UK Parliament approves the Brexit deal next week.
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But the new budget steers an additional $231 billion to the Defense Department, with the possibility of an additional $229 billion on the condition that the White House presents a plan to Congress to defeat ISIS, according to a senior congressional aide.
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"[I]t seems a bit suspicious that he rolled it out now, [it's] clearly not something he's given much thought to before," said one source at a big bank who spoke to CNBC on the condition that his name and his company not be disclosed.
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Carlyle Wins U.S. Approval of $2.07 Billion Aviation Deal | Carlyle's $2.07 billion sale of the flight-support business Landmark U.S. was approved on the condition that the buyer, BBA Aviation, sold some of its American facilities to avoid imposing a "monopoly or duopoly" on customers.
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The move was simultaneously intended to give the CEO the control he needs to run the company and reassure the Japanese investor SoftBank which reportedly agreed to invest $10 billion on the condition that Kalanick is guaranteed not to return to his old position.
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Syria's opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC), which groups Assad's political and armed opponents, said on Monday it accepted "international efforts for a cessation of hostilities", but only on the condition that previous demands including an end to blockades and the bombardment of civilians were fulfilled.
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Iran's leaders have said they are prepared to continue implementing the accord's commitments with its remaining signatories – China, Russia, France, Germany, the U.K. and the EU – on the condition that the Trump administration does not force those countries to join Washington in breaking the agreement.
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This two photos combo provided on Monday, July 2, 2010 by the AP on the condition that its source not be revealed shows portraits of notorious French criminal Redoine Faid who is wanted in connection with his escape from the Reau prison in France.
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The government had in theory agreed to a presidential vote on the condition that the United States lift economic sanctions, Maduro be allowed to run as the Socialist Party candidate, and that the vote be held in a year, one of the sources said.
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Iliad's Italian venture is the upshot of a merger between Wind of VimpelCom, a Russian firm, and Tre, of Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison, which was approved by the European Commission in 2016 on the condition that space be made for a fourth operator.
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At the plane, it was briefly returned to me, but I was told that I had been given a seat on the condition that my passport was turned over to the Hong Kong Airlines crew, who would return it to me when we landed.
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Former state lawmaker Kelli Ward tweeted out a photo of herself standing beside Trump at Mar-a-Lago — even though Trump took the photo on the condition that Ward not share it, a White House official who witnessed the exchange told the Arizona Republic.
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It was only after the Senate's Republican swing votes and Democrats raised a fuss that the White House allowed the FBI to talk to more people, but, again, only on the condition that the full investigation could still take no longer than a week.
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Maroon 5's decision to donate comes two weeks after fellow halftime act Travis Scott revealed that he had agreed to sign on for the high-profile event on the condition that the NFL would join him in a joint donation to a charitable cause.
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Still, the incentives offered to the states in the 21990 law — nearly $21988 billion for prison construction on the condition that states adopt "truth in sentencing" policies — may have added somewhat to the prison populations of the 28 states that took advantage of the provision.
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In one instance reported by Alberta, Trump was displeased that a 2018 spending package didn't include funding for his desired border wall, and he signed it only on the condition that Ryan allow him some time to generate suspense for the bill on Twitter.
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"Providing discounts on the condition that the customer not purchase a competitor's goods is the kind of conduct that can violate the antitrust laws when taken by a monopolist, and in Mylan's case, this may be a direct violation of Section 5," they said.
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On Wednesday, prosecutors threw out the tampering charge and Mr. Glasgow pleaded no contest to the misdemeanor on the condition that he continue to cooperate with state and federal investigators, who have said that more arrests in relation to the crisis are on the way.
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It's a story already reported in depth by the Financial Times and the New York Times, but the new angle was supporting evidence from intercepted phone calls, texts and emails "provided by a foreign government" on the condition that its identity must not be revealed.
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Synopsis: "The Shape of Things" is a drama in which disheveled Adam (Rudd) catches the eye of an art student named Evelyn (Rachel Weisz) who begins dating him on the condition that he change his outfit, hairstyle, and even the shape of his nose.
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"People just care for him too much, so they always made sure he was protected," said Mr. Collazo's right-hand man, who spoke on the condition that he not be named and who said he had sold drugs with Mr. Collazo near the Forest Houses.
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The trip, which forms part of congressional and FBI investigations into Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election, was approved by then–campaign manager Corey Lewandowski – but only on the condition that Page would not be an official representative of the campaign, according to Politico.
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Update 10/10/18: The Justice Department has approved the $69 billion merger of CVS and Aetna on the condition that Aetna sell its Medicare Part D drug plan business; Aetna announced on September 27 that it had already reached an agreement to do so.
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Last year, a small team of Clarifai engineers began working on a project inside a private room at its downtown New York office, said three people with knowledge of the matter, who spoke on the condition that they not be identified for fear of retaliation.
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Abdul, an imam at a Tampa mosque who spoke on the condition that only his first name be used because he feared reprisals from other radicals, said he worried Mr. Saipov was misinterpreting Islam and urged him to calm down and study the religion.
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That's because in such a circumstance, the president is using his power to entice a person to behave in a particular way, or potentially promising to exercise his power on the condition that he receives a benefit from the person he's trying to influence.
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"We've been told everything from it was OK to go out, to we had to sign a release that we're housebound now," said one of the women who received an isolation order and who spoke on the condition that her name not be published.
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The Justice Department approved the merger last year on the condition that the companies sell Aetna's Medicare drug business to preserve competition, and every state signed off on the merger between one of the country's largest insurers and one of the largest pharmacy benefit managers.
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The Justice Department approved the merger last year on the condition that the companies sell Aetna's Medicare drug business to preserve competition, and every state signed off on the merger between one of the country's largest insurers and one of the largest pharmacy benefit managers.
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Several who spoke on the condition that they remain anonymous said they were aghast that Mr. Shine would receive an offer to work in the White House while women who came forward to accuse Mr. Ailes of harassment have seen their television careers founder.
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In 1976, as part of an unwritten agreement known as the pacto del olvido, or pact of forgetting, the Fascists agreed to cede power on the condition that no one would be held to account for crimes committed during the Civil War and the dictatorship.
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Mike, one of the employees who was locked out, agreed to speak to BuzzFeed News on the condition that we not use his last name or the name of his company to avoid the embarrassment of being known as the company foiled by an umbrella.
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One of them, a 19-year-old Honduran named Auner, who spoke in the hallway on the condition that only his first name be used because of his pending case, said that he was not aware of the accelerated processing of Central American cases.
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In 1976, as part of an unwritten agreement known as the pacto del olvido, or pact of forgetting, the Fascists agreed to cede power on the condition that no one would be held to account for crimes committed during the Civil War and the dictatorship.
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But Mr. Woodward's book has unsettled the administration and the president, in part because it is clear that the author has spoken with so many current and former officials, though all on the condition that they not be cited as sources for the information.
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Apple executives, speaking with reporters after the filing on the condition that they not be identified by name, said they were puzzled by the Justice Department's decision to rush back into court before the company even had a chance to respond to this week's court order.
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The Center for Disease Control, as it was then known, identified four similar cases — generally healthy young men who suddenly became very ill with the same rare lung disease — and in June 22012 published the first official report on the condition that would become known as AIDS.
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A member of the notorious troll group the Bill Waggoner Crew and a contributor to the Ralph Retort, WildGoose spoke to me on the condition that I not use his real name; he said he recognized in Lane signs of someone with a tenuous hold on reality.
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Last week, the Justice Department signaled that it will approve Sinclair's proposed takeover of Tribune on the condition that Sinclair sell off roughly a dozen TV stations due to antitrust concerns, raising the possibility that Murdoch might see some stations on the market sooner rather than later.
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Beijing had agreed to send a senior official to a military parade in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang — the first such visit since Kim Jong-un became leader in 2011 — partly on the condition that the North would refrain from nuclear tests, several American diplomats said.
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The fight in London even went up for judicial review, with Formula E winning the right in an out-of-court settlement to continue with the double-header season two finale at Battersea Park on the condition that they be the last races at that location.
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In 2012, it was allowed to organise friendly matches against FIFA members, a permission which was revoked after strong protests from Serbia, but reinstated in 2014 on the condition that Kosovo's playing kit could not contain national symbols and a Kosovar national anthem could not be played.
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Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP), a right-wing Islamist group, also only agreed to call off the protests on the condition that it would not prevent the group from handing in a petition to the Supreme Court to place Bibi on the country's exit control list.
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Washington (CNN)The attorney representing a woman who has accused Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore of sexual assault said Tuesday she'll hand over a key piece of evidence for third-party examination on the condition that the Senate holds a hearing over the accusations against Moore.
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A senior Hamas official, however, confirmed some facts and the broad contours of the case on the condition that he not be identified, saying he did not want to be seen as meddling in an affair considered embarrassing for the Hamas movement and tragic for the family.
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At a hearing on Saturday, Judge Stephanie K. Miller ordered Ms. Hartman released on her own recognizance on the condition that she received psychiatric help, stayed away from O'Hare and British Airways and wore an ankle monitor until her case was concluded, The Chicago Tribune reported.
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The spokesperson and the agency's senior health official, both of whom spoke on the condition that their names not be used in this report, declined to provide a full list of infectious diseases observed in migrants, or the number of cases or deaths from those diseases.
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John, a retired investment banker who is a United States citizen living in Budapest and would speak only on the condition that he be identified solely by his given name, violated the rule of not taking pictures of the military when he went there in 2014.
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Some of Mexico's most prominent human rights lawyers, journalists and anti-corruption activists, as well as international officials investigating crime in the country, have been targeted with sophisticated cyber technology purchased by the government on the condition that it be used only against criminals and terrorists.
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When Bahmanzadeh suggested the jury should see the inside of the club, so they could fully appreciate how labyrinthine and difficult to fully monitor the space was, his request was granted, but only on the condition that he remain at least 12 yards away from them at all times.
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This photo taken on Sunday, July 1, 2018 and provided on Monday, July 2, 2018 by the AP on the condition that its source not be revealed shows an helicopter abandoned by notorious French criminal Redoine Faid after his escape from a prison, in Gonesse, north of Paris, France.
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When she realized that Miles Jupp, who hosted the show between 2015 and early 2019, only accepted the hosting job on the condition that half of the panelists would be women, she realized her own power as a producer to move that dial in the realm of comedy.
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An emotional and history-making Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday has yielded a much-needed compromise: the panel agreed to recommend Brett Kavanaugh for a full Senate vote on the condition that the final vote does not take place until after a one-week FBI background investigation.
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U.S.A. Trump is carrot-and-sticking with China here—dangling a trade deal in front of them on the condition that they rein in Kim Jong-un, while telling them that the United States is prepared to act unilaterally to fix a decades-old conflict on the Korean peninsula.
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However, people briefed on the actual investigation at the Bangladesh bank, who would speak only on the condition that they not be named, said that while the same tools were present inside Bangladesh's systems, suggesting any link between that heist and the North Korean hackers would be premature.
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Yehia — whose father spoke on the condition that the family name not be published for fear of a backlash if it became known he had taken the boy to Israel for treatment — is the first Afghan treated by Save a Child's Heart in its 20 years of operations.
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As part of a six-month Illinois budget deal finalized in June, Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and the Democratic-led legislature agreed to steer $215 million to CPS on a one-time basis for pension costs on the condition that lawmakers finalize a statewide pension reform package by January.
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The cleric, Abdul, who is affiliated with a mosque in Tampa and spoke on the condition that only his first name be used because he feared reprisals, described the event as a small affair with about 20 attendees, some of whom had traveled from New York and California.
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In addressing the idea of a difficult DeRozan trade earlier in the offseason, I'd more or less come to terms with the idea, on the condition that a deal does somewhat right by him and offers a return commensurate with letting a player of his off-court importance go.
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David, Laura, and Robert — all of whom spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition that pseudonyms be used instead of their real names — are some of the hundreds of thousands of Americans now facing an uncertain new reality as the coronavirus pandemic deepens and their support networks are disrupted.
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The woman who reported that Aponte sexually harassed and raped her agreed to speak with BuzzFeed News on the condition that she only be identified by her initials, S.C. She said she felt ignored and abandoned by department officials after she first reported being harassed by him in 2012.
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Martin was back in New Mexico when, in 1957, the august New York dealer Betty Parsons saw her work—which at that point ran to abstracted landscapes incorporating jagged shapes reminiscent of Clyfford Still—and offered her a show, on the condition that she move back to the city.
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Ms. Doyle's first home in the city, when she was working on her master's in dance education at New York University, was an inexpensive room in the Park Slope apartment of a woman and her young son, rented out on the condition that she vacate for the weekends.
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In each of these interviews, we asked the principal players not only to tell their stories, from start to finish, but also to provide us with primary source documents, such as emails or memos, even if they shared them on the condition that we could not reproduce them.
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One afternoon, less than two weeks after the Conventions had ended, the museum permitted a visitor to enter the archives of the Division of Political History—a windowless industrial space, with pipes overhead—on the condition that its precise location within the facility remain unpublished, to avoid tempting thieves.
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According to the suit, River also agreed it would pay back the principle of the loan with 5 percent interest on the third anniversary of the loan on the condition that if River committed any act of bankruptcy the startup would immediately repay the loan, along with the unpaid interest.
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The government will soon propose a bill lifting a ban on foreign investors buying agricultural land in Brazil, on the condition that 10 percent of any purchase is destined to land reform to benefit landless farmers and peasants, said a presidential aide who was not authorized to speak on the matter.
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But before he was due in court he dodged British authorities, taking his passport, three children and wife to flee to Syria and join IS. "He was bailed on the condition that he hand his passport into the police, but he skipped that and went straight to Syria," said James.
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Uber's future most likely lies in financing self-driving cars: It could put down the cost of your car for you, on the condition that after dropping you off at work, your car will be free to roam off elsewhere, picking up other people, watching them with its inbuilt CCTV.
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As part of a six-month Illinois budget deal finalized in June, Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and the Democratic-led legislature agreed to steer $215 million on a one-time basis to CPS for its pension costs on the condition that lawmakers finalize a statewide pension-reform package by January.
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"I've built something I never thought would be such a success, but I cannot think of Chobani being built without all these people," Mr. Ulukaya said in an interview in his Manhattan office that was granted on the condition that no details of the program would be disclosed before the announcement.
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Before seeking reelection in 1972, president Richard Nixon had established a massive slush fund with which to finance his bid—it was known as the "Milk Fund" after the dairy industry had contributed millions of dollars on the condition that the President would keep economic conditions favorable to dairy farmers.
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It resembles parole: in lieu of jailing people who cannot post bail, a judge can let them go free on the condition that they agree to meet with a social worker one to four times a month and maintain regular phone contact with that person until the outcome of their case.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer, is currently serving out a three-year sentence for campaign finance violations for making a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels and a $150,000 payment to Playboy model Karen McDougal on the condition that they did not reveal their past relationships with Trump.
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Former deputy finance minister Mcebisi Jonas told the inquiry last year that a Gupta brother offered him a 600 million rand ($40 million) bribe and the position of finance minister at a meeting arranged by Duduzane in 2015, on the condition that Jonas would assist the Guptas with their business ventures.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer, is currently serving out a 3-year sentence for campaign finance violations for making a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels and a $150,000 payment to Playboy model Karen McDougal on the condition that they did not reveal their past relationships with Trump.
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She was jailed but ordered released Thursday on her own recognizance from Montgomery County Jail on the condition that she live in her father's home while the case proceeds, reports WHIO TV. It could not be immediately determined if she had an attorney, and she has not yet entered a formal plea.
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Led by the new House speaker, Kirkland Cox, a retired high-school teacher from suburban Richmond, nearly half of what remains of the Republican caucus endorsed the Medicaid scheme on the condition that it include a work-for-benefits requirement similar to that recently adopted by such red states as Kentucky and Arkansas.
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On the way, I mentioned my work as a journalist in the Middle East, and the officer — who is 2000 and spoke on the condition that he be identified only by his first name, Brendan, because of his work — said he had been interested in the Palestinian cause since he was a teenager.
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Incontinence is not a daily issue for me, but I've had enough accidents in my life to warrant intervention—at our college graduation, I peed in my friend's grandmother's romper (which she let me borrow on the condition that I not pee in it) and subsequently had to be tested for diabetes.
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In the spring of 19783, he, Kitman and Ziegel submitted a lengthy sitcom treatment to the CBS brass, who green-lighted the series on the condition that the three men also write the script for Ball Four's pilot episode—this despite the fact that none of them had any professional screenwriting experience.
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In September, officials persuaded the parents and daughter to leave for the United States, assuring them that their son, a 23-year-old university student, would follow soon, according to Ms. Garmemasihi and her nephew, who spoke from Vienna on the condition that he remain unnamed out of fear for his safety.
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Mr. Burck — who was Mr. Kavanaugh's deputy as staff secretary in the Bush White House — provided the 125,000 pages of files to the committee on the condition that it would treat them all as "confidential" and not make them public, a condition he lifted for the 5,700 pages made public on Thursday.
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While it took Nakhla a while to be convinced that Father Marcos would actually start a Coptic museum in Canada, she eventually offered six of her biblical works as gifts to the museum on the condition that they remain on display to be studied as part of a renewed interest in Coptic art.
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"I am willing to accept if the United States proposes a third North Korea-United States summit on the condition that it has a right attitude and seeks a solution that we can share," Mr. Kim said in a speech to his country's rubber-stamp legislature, the Supreme People's Assembly, on Friday.
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Late on Wednesday, the Competition Tribunal said it had approved a deal for Sibanye-Stillwater to buy troubled platinum miner Lonmin for 285 million pounds ($364 million) in an all-share deal that would create the world's second largest platinum miner on the condition that there be no layoffs for six months following its implementation.
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The story of how Branch Rickey, the team's president and general manager, offered him the pioneering chance to play in the majors on the condition that he react only passively to the inevitable taunts and abuses is well known to baseball fans, and it was the focus of the feature film "42" in 19603.
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It is working with a roster of artists with brash ideas, like Santiago Sierra, who recently put up for sale a sculpture of King Felipe of Spain on the condition that the buyer burn it, and Andrey Molodkin, whose latest project asks visitors to donate blood that, pumped into a machine, activates an audiovisual installation.
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The German deal came into sharper relief on Thursday night after the Social Democrats, Ms. Merkel's other governing partners, signed off on it on the condition that instead of in new camps, migrants would be processed in existing police stations along the border and that they would be held for no longer than 48 hours.
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John, one of the posh boys, drops out of the show before "28" and only returns at "35" on the condition that he can draw attention to the charity work he does in Bulgaria; he never makes it to Parliament, to his chagrin, but he wears the wig and the silk as a Queen's Counsel.
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