I tell her not to open the door for anyone.
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You open the door for them; you respect your elders.
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" This could open the door for the next "And then?
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The little things open the door for the big things.
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"Girls Trip" helped open the door for Haddish and Hall.
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Others open the door for more changes down the road.
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You are helping to open the door for so many!
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Luckily, AmazonFresh calls back, and I open the door for them.
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You don't open the door for me, I kick it down.
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That may open the door for playmaker Joao Moutinho to return.
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So, this week, Fez refuses to open the door for Rue.
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Open the door for someone on your way out of a restaurant.
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Deregulation would open the door for big banks to move back in.
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This could open the door for a whole new kind of treatment.
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Petrobras's deal is expected to open the door for other Brazilian corporates.
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Breaching those could open the door for more prices drops, traders said.
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This would open the door for Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, Gov.
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Elizabeth Warren's, could open the door for others to officially support an inquiry.
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Open the door for opportunity and buy your Startup Alley Exhibitor Package today.
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Removal from the list could also potentially open the door for foreign investment.
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The men guffawed, and Sam leaned over to open the door for her.
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The move could also open the door for other members to follow suit.
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But its opponents fear the bill will open the door for widespread censorship.
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To open the door for opportunities in infrastructure, there are two critical requirements.
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Farmers hope a trade deal will open the door for even more sales.
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Open the door for them, welcome them in, ask them how they've been.
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"I want to open the door for a Janne of 2018," she said.
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He also left open the door for charges after Mr. Trump leaves office.
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"It would certainly open the door for that conversation," said state Democratic Rep.
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Manbij could open the door for an offensive against the true militant heartlands.
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That could open the door for vulture funds and further litigation, he added.
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"It does open the door for other individuals to take a look," Gov.
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The ultimate goal is to open the door for nationwide restrictions on abortion rights.
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I had to go overseas for somebody white to open the door for me.
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That may mean Mr Xi wants to keep open the door for future negotiations.
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Google Yes, the Samsung situation does open the door for Google's own smartphone ambitions.
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Pope Francis seemed to open the door for divorced, remarried Catholics to receive communion.
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It's not like a broken leg, where people will open the door for you.
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Mautner agreed: "It's interesting information ... and will hopefully open the door for other studies."
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LG says the feature is intelligent enough to not open the door for pets.
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The police will not intervene because she will not open the door for them.
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President Obama hopes to open the door for U.S. businesses to sell goods to Cuba.
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It could help open the door for "thousands of entrepreneurs" to create new space businesses.
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It could open the door for Microsoft for a much more lucrative government cloud business.
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The Packers' struggles open the door for Washington's first postseason victory in a decade. Houston.
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The bill's proponents said the legislation would open the door for more child placement partnerships.
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Technology investors are hoping SecureWorks will open the door for other IPOs in the sector.
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Why not open the door for talks and see what a little dialogue can do?
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The new rules do, however, open the door for Bloomberg to participate after New Hampshire.
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The sudden demand for mass screening of refugees, however, may open the door for EyeDetect.
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His absence could open the door for rookie Jordan Willis who had an impressive preseason.
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Democratic control of the House would also open the door for large-scale infrastructure investment.
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And when done consistently, they open the door for real talk to eventually take place.
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Teague's injury could open the door for Butler or Wiggins to assume more playmaking responsibility.
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Once you love yourself again, it's time to open the door for an attraction spell.
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More likely this is starting to open the door for some easing later this year.
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" "The Fed left open the door for a March increase but that's built in already.
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If you open the door for him, the game gives you a game over screen.
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The goal over the cranberry sauce is to open the door for a long-term conversation.
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Lower inflation expectations, closely watched by the central bank, open the door for more rate cuts.
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"With the compatibility of these cells, this will open the door for personalizing medicine," Belmonte said.
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Taken together, these trends have cracked open the door for a new golden age of technology.
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Roth agreed that a rate hike would help markets and open the door for economic stimulus.
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Do you feel like you've helped open the door for other female comedians like Amy Schumer?
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Today's app release should open the door for Amazon to start selling the Apple TV again.
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It should also open the door for smaller chains to follow KFC's move, he told Reuters.
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Worse, it may open the door for other officials to ask for the same unusual gateway.
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This could make the conversation more collaborative and open the door for a follow-up soon.
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Those trends, along with GT's success as a market pioneer, helped open the door for rivals.
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The ban left open the door for athletes to compete as individuals, under the Olympic flag.
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The cases open the door for the justices to settle the issue for the whole nation.
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LGBTQ advocates hope Virginia's political shift will open the door for future gains in the South.
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That could open the door for the owners to reconsider the bid to stay in Oakland.
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A weak inflation reading next month would open the door for a possible easing in February.
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Hardaway, Jr. missed a pair of free throws to open the door for a tying basket.
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What that means is forcing open the door for ordinary people, for working people, for young people.
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He did, though, open the door for religion to be used as a factor in approving visas.
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Captain Marvel will also open the door for Captain Marvel to help save the day in Endgame.
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That could potentially open the door for Gates to testify against Manafort and others in the future.
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"He'll use his friendships to open the door for Capitol Ministries throughout the Balkan nations," he said.
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Getting infected with mining malware can also potentially open the door for other strain of malicious code.
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It could open the door for insurers to charge sick people and pregnant women much higher premiums.
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For example, it could open the door for cloning people who may not have given their consent.
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A person's revealing social media post can also open the door for friends and followers to empathize.
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Perhaps. But in his letter to Kim, Trump left open the door for a future get together.
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The impending elections open the door for a possible challenge to Netanyahu, who faces allegations of corruption.
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When we abandon those rules in our most vulnerable state, we open the door for potential disaster.
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While Gray's bill would open the door for yoga in schools, it would also keep some limitations.
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Critics of the legislation claim it will open the door for sweeping discrimination against Mississippi's LGBT minority.
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However, it took genuine cultural and political rot to open the door for someone like Donald Trump.
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The Afghan government hopes his return can open the door for tangible peace talks with the Taliban.
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You never know who is ready to open the door for you, and change your life forever.
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He said he hopes his trip could potentially open the door for Trump to visit Saudi Arabia.
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If results are stable, this could open the door for the invention of completely new modes of power.
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"He would open the door for her — all those things that you want from another person," she said.
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He added that the decision not to sue left open the door for individual Texans to sue Trump.
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It was Google's somewhat delayed roll out that helped open the door for Amazon's Alexa play on mobile.
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No hello, no smile; she just wordlessly leads him inside without bothering to open the door for him.
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She said the president's executive orders open the door for companies to unfairly take advantage of their employees.
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Experts say the leaks could open the door for cybercriminals to use the same tactics to target consumers.
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The proposed regulations would allow federal licensing of such facilities, which could open the door for longer stays.
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"We diplomats agreed we should open the door for (social affairs) ministers to discuss the issue," she added.
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OITNB helped open the door for these more hard-hitting series, a Netflix executive Cindy Holland told Variety.
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Trump himself appeared to open the door for talks with North Korea, an option he'd previously ruled out.
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This new strategy could potentially open the door for new employees and increased retention rates in the industry.
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Here's what it means: Bakkt's authorization could open the door for a flurry of institutional investments in cryptos.
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That could open the door for a third case from North Carolina to reach the court next term.
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First, the budget does technically open the door for Republicans to revisit Obamacare repeal, if they want to.
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Holding open the door for someone, picking up a dropped pencil, or just smiling at someone passing by.
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Some party moderates fear he could siphon centrist votes away from Biden and open the door for Sanders.
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But the experience in the music store nudged open the door for what became an unusually intimate collaboration.
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But Jackson&aposs ruling could open the door for Congress to haul in all these witnesses — and more.Rep.
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The Netherlands could open the door for other governments to similarly reject any encryption-related legislation, they said.
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Theoretically, a win on tax reform could open the door for further progress on issues like infrastructure spending.
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And the bill's passage will likely open the door for other Democratic-controlled states to do the same.
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If California wins in court, it would open the door for those other states to take similar actions.
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I wouldn't let people open the door for me, which I now insist my boyfriend do, poor guy!
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Vance is likely to argue that the hung counts open the door for another prosecution, legal experts said.
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"If we are scared and sit at home, we can't progress and we can't open the door for others."
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But it could still cause some chaos and open the door for Italy to reconsider its relationship with Europe.
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The debate is controversial because it could open the door for women into the Catholic Church's all-male clergy.
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Also, sometimes sharing opinions about subjective things like beauty can open the door for subconscious judgement from my friends.
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This helped open the door for black female mathematicians, who were recruited through job bulletin boards and newspaper ads.
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If the justices rule in Ohio's favor, that could open the door for other states to implement similar rules.
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But doing so could open the door for Mr. Kim to accuse Mr. Trump of reneging on his promises.
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Under American law, failure to issue the certification would open the door for Congress to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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So a Franken departure could open the door for other gubernatorial candidates, including state Auditor Rebecca Otto, state Rep.
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Earlier this week, Argentina's agricultural ministry announced that China would open the door for imports of Argentinian soybean meal.
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Their discoveries also open the door for scientists to create even heavier, perhaps useful, synthetic elements in the future.
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Crucially, these off-market plans would open the door for people with preexisting health conditions to be charged higher rates.
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To belabor the obvious pun: Feed is hoping that Sesame will open the door for bigger and more lucrative things.
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U.S. and Mexican officials say they will push for a deal that could open the door for Canada to return.
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Aid organizations hope the Singapore summit will open the door for emergency aid to flow more easily into the country.
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Scaling up carbon capture technology would set the stage for cost reductions that could open the door for new industries.
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"Only open the door for someone else if you know the shooter is not in the area," Dr. Dietz said.
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She said she tells them, "The person on your doorknob helped open the door for somebody else to get freedom."
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The decline will open the door for a transition from "overall containment to targeted containment," Mi said, according to Reuters.
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That decision in turn helped open the door for Turkey to launch an offensive against the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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The UN ruling is not binding but could open the door for future climate change asylum seekers, asylum advocates said.
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"This in turn would help open the door for more major economies to put forward ambitious climate plans in 2020."
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Allison just hopes that the lawsuit will open the door for other women to make it further than she did.
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But if we tolerate the supposedly "good" billionaires in politics, we inevitably leave open the door for the bad ones.
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Iranian officials hoped the move would cool tensions and open the door for negotiations, according to sources speaking to Reuters.
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That doesn't mean you can't make money off them, but it does open the door for more uncertainty, and more mischief.
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That's a big deal because if it happens, it could open the door for women into the all-boys clergy club.
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I open the door for him, still half asleep, and let him do his thing as I prepare my usual breakfast.
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Dmitriev said it was an "important milestone" that he expected to open the door for many other Russian companies to list.
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It could also open the door for creating a new religious protection for abortion, even if they do lose this round.
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It can drive autonomously and, as we saw, park itself or pick you up and even open the door for you.
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Trump allies pushing to impeach Rod Rosenstein, but could the plan open the door for Democrats to go after President Trump?
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Setting aside Destiny won't just free up your schedule for healthier activities, it'll also open the door for new gaming experiences.
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The paucity of top-notch free agent starters might swing open the door for a lively trade market for rotation pitchers.
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That could open the door for other competitors to beat the company to the market with similar — and potentially superior — products.
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It left open the door for regulation, but at the moment, there doesn't seem to be any serious movement for change.
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Lifting the ban could open the door for some big-ticket ventures including the $5.9 billion Tampakan copper and gold mine.
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The amendment would end NV Energy's monopoly on electricity and would open the door for a market of competing energy providers.
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That could open the door for prosecutors to bring criminal charges against AMI relating to its role in Trump's 2016 campaign.
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Doing so could open the door for more oil and gas drilling and uranium mining, bringing in additional state tax revenue.
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When they open the door to having a cross on public land, they open the door for other things to happen.
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If Sessions stepped down, it would open the door for Trump to appoint a replacement open to dismissing the special counsel.
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In Akron's next two possessions, Johnson made only one of four free-throw attempts to open the door for Ohio State.
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What the bill does do, however, is open the door for ISPs to sell customer data to advertisers in the future.
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And while Disclosure's debut album held open the door for Alunageorge, it never gave Eliza Doolittle much of a career boost.
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Pena said she hoped this would open the door for prosecuting sexual violence beyond rape, such as sexual slavery or forced marriage.
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"If the winning time at the worlds is 9.8, they open the door for him (Gatlin)," said Boldon, now an NBC analyst.
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One thing working against Matthews: Marner and Nylander may steal votes and open the door for Laine or someone else to win.
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Meantime, this news should open the door for the E Ink device's ability to help collect some meaningful information for medical researchers.
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However a further lifting of sanctions could open the door for Cuban rum to be imported into the U.S for commercial purposes.
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Because Sessions doesn't rely on "bad" unauthorized immigrants to make his point, he doesn't open the door for sympathy toward "good" ones.
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Explorations into both primordial history and our genetically altered future can open the door for exciting innovations in the field of genetics.
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And more broadly, they worry that including any gun-related language would open the door for Democrats to offer gun control amendments.
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Past South Korean governments have agreed, but the Supreme Court said the treaty left open the door for individuals to seek recompense.
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But Dr. Hughes hopes his efforts will open the door for better sound propagation technology, such as lighter, more efficient sonar devices.
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This eclipse in Leo will stir up deep emotional pain, but it will also open the door for deep healing and transformation.
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The order's publication will open the door for state attorneys general and advocacy groups to launch lawsuits aimed at preserving the rules.
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Read more " _____ • From Politico: "The demise of the Republican plan [...] could open the door for bipartisan efforts to rescue the individual market.
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Journalists and free speech advocates worry that the "computer intrusion" charge could open the door for the government to go after news publications.
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The transitional government has been working on removing Sudan from the U.S. sponsors of terrorism list to potentially open the door for investment.
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In doing so, she could also open the door for true bipartisanship and new coalitions that could loosen the current bonds of bipartisanship.
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Does this open the door for a more proactive effort by the US-led coalition to protect Syrian civilians from the Assad regime?
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I want to open the door for them should they ever want to leave the life they are currently having in sex work.
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When Facebook's content moderation guidelines are already under scrutiny, would giving moderators more context open the door for more criticism, particularly from conservatives?
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One change would open the door for complex annuity products to become part of your employer's retirement offerings, but that's just one provision.
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"What they want to do, it's going to open the door for a lot of my students," said Sergio Caceres, the school's principal.
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But GOP senators worry that would then open the door for Democrats to call Mulvaney, Bolton and other senior Trump advisers to testify.
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Their wins open the door for new gun control laws, an increased minimum wage and other progressive measures that Republicans had previously blocked.
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I'm skittish right now to even write that I was about to tweet that, because it cracks open the door for spoiler fetishists.
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The latest sales lifted hopes for an initial deal to ease the trade dispute and open the door for bigger U.S. soybean exports.
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They might even open the door for new forms of addiction and compulsive behavior, as we've seen with the internet and video games.
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The court ruling could also open the door for Verizon, AT&T'S main rival, to bid for a media company, UBS' Hodulik added.
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And, he adds, given Switch's design, it could open the door for future system upgrades, rather than having to reinvent how gamers access games.
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But the victory could open the door for other victims of guerrilla violence looking to use blocked or hidden narco-cash to satisfy judgements.
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The new proposal, from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, would open the door for emails and texts, and not limit how many collectors send.
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Like the Trump administration, it decided to open the door for businesses to form their own associations and buy health insurance as a group.
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Besides the competition problems I outlined above, they open the door for carriers to limit generic data pools, pressuring subscribers to buy extra subscriptions.
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But more importantly, he says, this research is going to open the door for more work into how the youngest babies think and reason.
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Otherwise, he said, slowing growth and a lag-effect from tax cuts could open the door for further economic disappointment and hurt corporate earnings.
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By refusing to do so, the state turned away federal funding that would essentially open the door for more people to access health care.
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Why it matters: The groups argue that Wellmark's actions could open the door for other insurance agencies to dodge paying for pre-existing illnesses.
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Huawei will be hoping that by getting Section 889 of the NDAA scrapped, it could open the door for conversations with the U.S. government.
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The state says these short-term rentals open the door for landlords to operate illegal hotels, a violation of New York law since 2010.
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Leon's questioning though is being hailed by critics of the deal and could open the door for more scrutiny of major health-care mergers.
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But Democrats expressed concerns that the bill would open the door for drug traffickers and foreign governments to illegally contribute money to U.S. elections.
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Set aside who becomes Speaker—without changing the rules to open the door for bipartisan progress — and we'll simply get more of the same.
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So a win for the government could really shake up some businesses' plans and open the door for a new definition of antitrust regulation.
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One rough game by Murray on Friday was enough to open the door for Fleury's return on Sunday, and the results were decidedly mixed.
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But many localities have viewed these as a fee-generating opportunity rather than as the key to open the door for innovation and investment.
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Not only are concerns about Bloomberg's attitudes disturbing, but they also open the door for an October (or whenever) surprise before the general election.
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That condition, if implemented, could open the door for United Internet, which owns virtual mobile operator 1&1 Drillisch, to join the 5G auction.
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It could ask the full appeals court to review the decision, which could open the door for the Supreme Court to take it up.
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Weber State missed seven straight shots and committed three turnovers over a 5 1/2-minute stretch to open the door for Utah's run.
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Bitcoin plunged significantly after China banned ICOs, or initial coin offerings, fearing that they would open the door for capital outflow and money laundering.
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The United States should therefore open the door for a more realistic approach to negotiations that shows Kim Jong Un a peaceful way out.
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Under those rules, the Senate held an initial vote on whether or not to open the door for both sides to request specific witnesses.
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Even though the A.A.F.C. folded in 1949, the upstart league had compelled the N.F.L. to open the door for an influx of black talent.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton says she believes Donald Trump's unpopularity with minority voters could open the door for a Texas-sized upset in November.
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It would also open the door for arguably the most popular entry in the franchise's history, Persona 24, kickstarting systems the next game would perfect.
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Conservatives don't need to pass laws in all 50 states — or move quickly — to open the door for national precedent, as anti-abortion activists proved.
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Fair housing advocates have cried foul, arguing that the change will open the door for companies to discriminate with algorithms and get away with it.
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Available at daily or weekly rates, the new rental plans open the door for ambitious yet low-budget filmmakers to make high-quality VR content.
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"Their grades have improved and they now race to the car to open the door for their little sister," the single mom, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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Microsoft, on the other hand, says allowing those warrants would open the door for foreign governments to unilaterally access data stored in the U.S. 3.
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"Fewer connectors will open the door for innovation in countless ways and make it easier to design waterproof or water-resistant devices," USB-IF wrote.
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The effects of the British departure from the EU open the door for other members who may wish to revise the charter and/or exit.
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Meanwhile, the FCC's repeal will open the door for broadband providers to charge third parties, like tech giants, for faster delivery of their web content.
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His efforts also open the door for foreign interference in the 2020 election, and jeopardize our relationship with Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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" Moving food-stamps to HHS could open the door for work requirements, as HHS has been "instituting first-ever work requirements in the Medicaid program.
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And I'd like to take something from here to them, too, and do something in Iraq, just open the door for them, if I can.
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They'll use the crisis as an opportunity to fix that problem — which can then open the door for more and more requests than are manageable.
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And that would further open the door for Huawei to win the race for 5G, a critical technology for the economy and for national security.
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They succeeded and huddled in that car for a brief period, afraid to open the door for fear that there might be a fire outside.
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The presence of THC could open the door for a possible lawsuit against Benson's estate if Najam's family wants to pursue a wrongful death claim.
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Why it matters: It's a bold move that could broaden the reach of Twitter's network, but it could also open the door for direct competitors.
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Painter then asked one of the Ukraine embassy's workers to open the door for meetings with Ukraine's prosecutors about the Burisma investigation, the memos show.
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But Boeing executives said they have hopes that the initial trade deal recently reached with China will open the door for orders for the plane.
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Facebook's decision not to require fact-checking for political candidates' advertising in 2020 has flung open the door for false, manipulated, extreme and incendiary statements.
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While they have been able to make a couple of smaller acquisitions, being part of Vista should open the door for far more substantial ones.
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However, he also appeared to open the door for tougher action on Iran, saying the deal was insufficient given Iran's growing regional influence since 2015.
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" She said that Pakistanis generally felt Khan had acted in a "measured" way -- which could ultimately open the door "for both parties to sit down.
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At the same time, Coogler is aware that if "Black Panther" scores major Oscar nominations, it could open the door for more directors of color.
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U.S. and Mexican officials say they will push for a deal on reworking auto industry rules that could open the door for Canada to return.
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It&aposs a move that experts say could open the door for other companies to move into the sensitive learning space with possible influence on children.
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To ardent open-internet supporters, Pai's efforts will open the door for telecom giants to block or slow down access to web pages and other services.
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Second, both bills open the door for states to weaken protections for people with pre-existing conditions, such as asthma, cancer, heart disease, arthritis, and diabetes.
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It said the addition of SoftBank as an investor would help open the door for its technology to be deployed in more banks and lenders internationally.
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Legal experts have said that given Islamic State controlled territory across Iraq and Syria, that could open the door for them to face justice in Iraq.
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For issuers with smaller funds that watch their competitors grow so big they need to bend their index, this could open the door for new assets.
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" Loeger, also quoted in the statement, said a breach of EU budget rules by Italy "would open the door for other countries (to do the same).
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But these patent filings at least open the door for Facebook to make streaming a little less intimidated for everyone who's been hesitant to go live.
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This would open the door for more people to experiment with wallets and potentially lift mobile payment adoption in the US.Interested in getting the full story?
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He is setting the groundwork for talks that leave open the door for economic cooperation, to have the Chinese invest in infrastructure projects in the Philippines.
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If she prevails, her lawsuit could open the door for Mr. Trump's other accusers to submit depositions, and some of the women have signaled they would.
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The Trump administration announced Wednesday that it is taking steps to open the door for prescription drugs to be imported into the U.S. from other countries.
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Lamb was able to blunt the GOP attacks about Pelosi, which could open the door for more Democratic candidates or lawmakers to come out against her.
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A victory at the Supreme Court could open the door for a federal 20-week ban, which was introduced last year but blocked by Senate Democrats.
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It is quite possible that GDPR may bring change to the U.S. and open the door for the enactment of similar regulations affecting all 50 states.
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The company says that, as Uber and Airbnb have done in other sectors, the tech revolution will open the door for disruptive companies to enter the market.
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But the way campaign finance laws are written, this would open the door for analogous groups to argue they too should be able to offer free services.
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WashingtonA conviction of rape in this state can open the door for a court to move to terminate parental rights for any child conceived during the assault.
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A successful R-rated Logan could also open the door for future adult-focused followups starring X-23, the female clone of Logan that Logan will introduce.
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This model has worked swimmingly for the sneakerhead community, and its success in that niche could open the door for this model to expand into other markets.
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The officer says Hayden rushed to open the door for him in a panic, and he immediately put Brian in cuffs to figure out what was happening.
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The United States' main goals were to secure loan repayments, install an allied government and open the door for American-friendly industries, especially the export of sugar.
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"I know that giving states more flexibility will open the door for transformative ideas to eliminate poverty and increase opportunity," Bush said in a statement Friday morning.
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"If managements are willing to pull the trigger and open the door for consolidation from the seller side, then that's probably the big news of the day."
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As better ingredient technologies arrive on the scene, they open the door for new, iconic companies to be formed that meet our needs in fundamentally better ways.
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There are plenty of reasons to keep an eye on Twilio's initial public offering, like whether or not it will open the door for more tech IPOs.
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Windsor said that having a screen does make interactions with the machine easier and also could open the door for Amazon to use this space to advertise.
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Yet on Wednesday, Pence also left open the door for engagement with Moscow, telling The Washington Post the President was taking a "we'll see" attitude toward Russia.
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It could open the door for second-lien syndication again, though the bond market, which has led the credit rebound, could be the first place issuers look.
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It became a massive local club hit and then a global sensation, one that would open the door for rappers and electronic-music producers across the world.
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The conditions of Carnoustie in Scotland, and a recent history of older players succeeding, could open the door for Woods's first major championship win in 10 years.
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He was willing to entertain proposals that he found abhorrent six months ago, but he was also making a greater effort to open the door for dialogue.
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The bank said it would keep buying bonds at a reduced rate at least through next September, and left open the door for continued purchases after that.
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A major 5G play to own is Nvidia, as a trade deal would open the door for Chinese regulators to let the company acquire Mellanox, Cramer said.
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U.S. lawmakers have overwhelmingly rebuked Trump for his decision, raising concerns that the U.S. shift in strategy will open the door for a slaughter of the Kurds.
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They could open the door for several witnesses (Democrats have also demanded that Mulvaney and others testify, while Trump's allies have called for testimony from Hunter Biden).
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ABB officials have opposed a major break-up of the group's energy and automation businesses but have left open the door for some divestments, the magazine reported.
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Canadian retailers worry that e-commerce vendors will offer cheaper prices, and Mexicans are concerned such a move would open the door for cheap imports from Asia.
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To critics, it would open the door for so-called online fast lanes, where broadband providers charge content makers for faster delivery of their movies or music.
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BlackBerry will be hoping its deal with Ford will put it at the center of the carmaker's plans and open the door for similar agreements with other manufacturers.
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But the plan to see Britain collect tariffs on the EU's behalf may open the door for the ECJ to play a role in arbitrating future trade disputes.
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The move could open the door for Bloomberg, a billionaire who is refusing any donations to his White House bid, to win a spot at the event. Sen.
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"With this strong debut, the government believes the bond will open the door for public and private companies in the Maldives to tap into international markets," it said.
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The Braves traded veteran shortstop Erick Aybar to Detroit minutes before Tuesday's 4-2 loss to Minnesota to open the door for Swanson, Atlanta's top prospect who hit .
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Critics of the ruling worry that while the remedy in the case at hand was relatively limited it could open the door for future cases down the road.
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The Fed is widely expected to stand pat on monetary policy this time but open the door for an interest rate cut at its next meeting in July.
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It could open the door for more liberal reproductive health laws in these countries, like the rubella virus did for abortion in the United States in the 1960s.
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This may result in a larger call on Australian coking coal cargoes, and may open the door for increased supplies from Canada, Russia and even the United States.
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"Any signs of a dovish pivot in BI's policy messaging should open the door for a move as soon as May, followed by another in August," she added.
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The financial-services committee has already hit the ground running on legislation that will dismantle Dodd-Frank and open the door for all Americans to achieve financial independence.
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The Fed is widely expected to stand pat on monetary policy this time, but open the door for an interest rate cut at its next meeting in July.
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An inconsistent signature can open the door for fraud, according to attorney Nicholas W. Schwandner, who has written about the significance of signatures and seals in contract law.
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The legislation, which is backed by the White House, would open the door for companies to sue in federal court for damages related to theft of trade secrets.
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If the Rams lose, they will open the door for the Bears, who would still have to triumph against the Vikings to cash in on a second seed.
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Heck, we'd all probably start forgetting to eat if we couldn't find some way to hack a Google Home to open the door for our friendly neighborhood Postmate.
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Reports have suggested that this could open the door for Eleven Sports to bid for either of the remaining two Premier League domestic packages still to be allocated.
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But a new partnership between the two historic rivals may undo all of that and open the door for greater gains by both against Nvidia's graphics processing juggernaut.
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Thanks to the Kindle app, they can read on any iOS device, Android, Mac, or PC, so there's no need to open the door for a physical Kindle.
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To reduce partisanship — or at least to manage it better: Strengthening committees' role in the legislative process could open the door for more legislation that crosses party lines.
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As Rios notes, if the New York court decides it can hear Zervos's case, that would open the door for others to sue the president in state court.
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The Trump administration gave new hope to marijuana researchers when the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) appeared to open the door for new applications for federally approved marijuana growers.
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A disaster declaration issued by President Trump — who toured the devastated area on Friday — will open the door for federal relief funding to be funneled into the state.
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Four days after Musk and Bridenstine exchanged public criticism, Bridenstine said on Twitter that the two spoke by phone, which appeared to open the door for Thursday's visit.
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The Federal Communications Commission will vote Thursday on a measure that would completely gut regulations to internet providers and open the door for net neutrality to be destroyed.
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The Fed is widely expected to stand pat on monetary policy this time but open the door for an interest rate cut at the next meeting in July.
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U.S. and Mexican officials say they will push for a deal on reworking auto industry rules that could open the door for Canada to return to negotiations soon.
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TRADE Trade experts questioned how Trump's TPP move will benefit the US Withdrawing from TPP could open the door for China to become the global leader for free trade.
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"These contacts should open the door for a mission return to Athens with the aim of concluding the review rapidly, but no date has been fixed for a return".
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The new rules could also open the door for more U.S. airstrikes and ground action against the Taliban to ensure U.S. and Afghan forces are protected, the official indicated.
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But Ria Tabacco Mar, a lawyer for the ACLU, countered that a ruling for the baker could open the door for discrimination against people of color and other minorities.
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The "neural dust" allows users to monitor vitals in real time, and could open the door for similar implants that can help people neurologically monitor things such as prosthetics.
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Thursday's ruling by the U.S.'s highest court does swing open the door for states across the country to require internet merchants to collect sales tax from online customers.
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Public health advocates fear the ruling could open the door for drug companies to peddle their products for all kinds of conditions for which they have not been tested.
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A ruling favoring Phillips could open the door for certain businesses to spurn gay couples by invoking religious beliefs, as some wedding photographers, florists and others already have done.
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Ericsson is protecting its own interests and this could open the door for negotiation later, "but I do expect some selling, particularly from private banking bondholders," the trader said.
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He said repeal of the mandate and loosening ObamaCare's "essential health benefits" governing what insurance plans must cover could open the door for cheaper plans that are less comprehensive.
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Furthermore, it could open the door for other psychedelics churches to go mainstream: Their proliferation could usher in the largest spiritual revival in our country since The Great Awakening.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump both struck conciliatory tones on Tuesday, which analysts hoped could open the door for negotiations to avert a trade war.
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Prosecutors argue that could open the door for Lula and other convicts to ask the top court to annul their sentences and send their cases to dedicated electoral courts.
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The change cracked open the door for more outsiders to compete in elections, challenging political titans who have long ruled Lebanon based on a sectarian and family patronage system.
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This could open the door for vulture funds who could jam up the debt negotiations, said Mariano Marco del Pont, chief trader at Silver Cloud Advisors in Buenos Aires.
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The deal would open the door for direct negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government, which has been largely left out of the talks at the extremists' demand.
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Clifton said a ruling is expected from the World Trade Organization that Boeing received subsidies, and that could open the door for some accord between the U.S. and Europe.
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Ericsson is protecting its own interests and this could open the door for negotiation later, "but I do expect some selling particularly from private banking bondholders," the trader said.
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The security guard moves to open the door for him, but the husband shakes his head, pulls his car keys from his pocket, and turns toward the parking garage.
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During Barack Obama's second term, he attended an MLB exhibition game in Havana and efforts were made to open the door for Cuban baseball players to legally earn salaries.
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Congress just passed legislation that rolls back portions of Section 230 for cases of sex trafficking, and that could potentially open the door for further meddling with the law.
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If Judd wins her suit, it would open the door for other independent contractors in California who have faced harassment to sue under the unfair competition law, Rossein said.
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But because Nick's parents are innocent and assume this is all some big misunderstanding, they willingly open the door for the police that are surrounding the house and cooperate immediately.
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His approach was brilliant in assessing valuation at a particular moment in time, but it overlooked the quality of the company, which can open the door for some value traps.
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Regulators could make this possible if they open the door for users who have been active with a product for a significant period of time to actually buy its stock.
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Moody's explained that the new digital licenses "open the door" for fintech companies to use advanced technology and data analytics to offer better banking services at a relatively lower cost.
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"Naming China a currency manipulator could open the door for U.S. tariffs to eventually increase to more than 25% on Chinese goods," according to a note from DBS Group Research.
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Hopefully this film will open the door for a variety of new stories from Asian filmmakers and actors—all of them different from the one told in Crazy Rich Asians.
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This alliance could open the door for Alibaba to push its e-commerce services more aggressively in Korea, and also make it easier for visitors from China to use Alipay.
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Getting access to Chematica's data on synthesis pathways would blow open the door for a new suite of DIY medicines, but until then it's going to be pretty slow going.
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Banks had provided a boost earlier in the week when U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen gave testimony that appeared to open the door for a rate hike in March.
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But the plan depends on Congress passing the Farm Bill, which would make it legal to produce hemp and potentially open the door for more products containing cannabidiol, or CBD.
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The Transportation Department is also developing initial guidelines for self-driving vehicles that could transform the automotive landscape and open the door for autonomous models from a number of manufacturers.
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U.S. captain Steve Stricker sent out British Open champion Spieth and Reed first who overcame a rules blunder at the 12th that appeared to open the door for the Internationals.
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Hiring Karp should open the door for many other companies to create their own BuzzFeed products, and it could create new revenue opportunities as the online publisher considers going public.
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" Musk says the next generation of SpaceX rocket, the "BFR," will one day open the door for space colonizations, enabling "anyone to move to [the] moon, Mars & eventually outer planets.
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But the change does open the door for ISPs to charge more to some big broadband users, say Netflix or YouTube, which could pass those increased costs to their subscribers.
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The US tax overhaul that sliced corporate tax rates this year has helped to open the door for dealmaking, bankers said, as bank competition for commercial and industrial loans intensifies.
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A bill pending in the Senate would open the door for the mortgage industry to use an alternative credit-scoring system, which would be one step in the right direction.
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These discussions could also open the door for the GOP to request testimony from individuals like Hunter Biden, who could paint a potential Democratic presidential nominee in an unflattering light.
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It also kicks open the door for the United States and Russia to deploy a greater number of the weapons systems at issue, which puts even more cities at risk.
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It would create a new loophole in the Volcker Rule that would open the door for small and medium-sized banks to engage in reckless, speculative trading with customer deposits.
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The Olympics provided a "precious chance to open the door" for talks to resolve the nuclear issue and establish peace on the peninsula, Moon said at the presidential Blue House.
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Secondly, as it marks the first Office 365 app on Linux, if there is positive feedback, it could open the door for more apps on the platform down the road.
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The Queens outpost, at 2711 years old, still looks new, with its shiny communal tables under red lampshades; a manager leaped to open the door for me when I left.
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And as far as movies go, the Golden Globes aren't necessarily predictive of the Oscars, but they can sometimes open the door for films that Oscar voters might've otherwise overlooked.
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This will make it easier for Invitation Homes to expand its portfolio of homes in the future and could open the door for its rivals to grow more quickly as well.
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New proposed regulations, authorized by President Trump's budget deal from earlier this year, would open the door for Medicare Advantage companies to cover telehealth services for all enrollees starting in 2020.
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With Girls Trip, a hilarious, quotable insta-classic with a rock star cast, we finally have the movie that will open the door for more Black women in big screen comedies.
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Smith and her colleagues say they are going to keep reaching across the aisle, with the hopes that Collins's support could very well open the door for others to join her.
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However, perhaps Quach's first step of simply recounting history as evenhandedly as possible will open the door for a more nuanced and varied version later on, by other artists or historians.
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And while the current business doesn't require more capital, Jabal said the company is expanding into areas like automotive, architecture and film, and the growth could open the door for acquisitions.
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Hopefully, Kurtzman being locked into a five-year contract will settle the dust a bit for Discovery and potentially open the door for an even brighter future for Trek on TV.
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There was a fedora-wearing guy who went to open the door for me, but I had already reached the door next to it and opened it myself to save time.
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Rubens Hannun, president of the Arab-Brazil Chamber of Commerce, said relocating the embassy could create "noise" in Brazil's commercial relationship with Arab nations and open the door for the competition.
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Mr. San Mateo said the costs would force small business owners and drivers into debt or drive them out, and open the door for large corporations to take over the industry.
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Fact is ... "Parasite" is actually a fantastic movie, and if it wins BP on Sunday, it would truly open the door for other international projects to crossover and have widespread appeal.
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This week, a court confirmed states' authority to enact their own net neutrality rules, which is expected to open the door for statehouses to draft a variety of new internet protections.
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They warn that if the case goes forward, it will open the door for prosecution of other judges, undercutting their independence, as the country grapples with its deep divisions over immigration.
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But the Obama administration has raised opposition, warning that it could open the door for other countries to similarly lower sovereign immunity protections and sue the U.S. for its military actions.
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Arena predicted Trump's purchase of the land could open the door for more business for the area and the president, saying he could build a hotel in the area as well.
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If Telfer or other researchers can achieve that, it could destroy the biological clock concept and open the door for women to achieve reliable, viable pregnancies at much later stages of life.
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Zuora's IPO may signal that Dropbox going public, and seeing a price range that while under its previous valuation seems relatively reasonable, may open the door for coming enterprise initial public offerings.
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Ilyina is now barricading herself in her flat and refusing to open the door for police, who are trying to get a court order to forcibly take her back to the hospital.
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The legislation in California, which as the country's most populous state makes it particularly influential, could open the door for other states to step in where the federal government has recently faltered.
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The statement clearly leaves open the door for future rate cuts if the domestic data were to deteriorate, but there was precious little indication of a strong desire for more immediate action.
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A ruling favoring Phillips could open the door for businesses that offer creative services to spurn gay couples by invoking religious beliefs, as some wedding photographers, florists and others already have done.
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For all the good things that presence can unlock—from confidence to intimacy—it can also open the door for some less enjoyable sensations that we've never encountered in our online lives.
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If we can fix this system, we'll open the door for progress on the major issues of our day — including passing commonsense laws that respect gun rights and can keep us safer.
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Should the Trump administration give Texas the Medicaid money it wants, it will open the door for other states to defund Planned Parenthood, too, a favorite cause of the anti-abortion right.
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If the reaction-free EmDrive works, it would open the door for reaction-free space missions, which could reach the planets in weeks instead of months, and at a much lower cost.
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But it's also okay if you and your partner don't watch the same things, because it could open the door for more discussions about things you'd like to try together, she says.
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As the Senate deliberates over a tax extenders package, we encourage them to include the FUTURE Act — and its financial incentives for carbon capture technology — to open the door for American innovation.
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BTW, there's been some speculation that Cris might follow Ronda to WWE in the future ... so Rousey's massive success with the organization just might open the door for UFC stars like Cyborg.
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Her lawyer was calling to say that the U.S. Supreme Court had just issued a ruling that might open the door for her case, along with thousands of others, to be dismissed.
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One of the biggest concerns about the repeal of the FCC's rules is that it will open the door for internet fast lanes, forcing sites to pay broadband companies for rapid service.
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The evaluation could be critical of Jamie's stewardship and, if so, could open the door for Kevin Federline and/or Lynne Spears to launch a challenge to Jamie returning to the conservatorship.
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Mr. Trump carefully left open the door for Mr. Kim to "call me or write" if he decides to cease the threats of nuclear exchanges and wants to reschedule the summit meeting.
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The modification would open the door for the NSA to give the FBI and other federal agencies uncensored communications of foreigners and Americans picked up incidentally — but without a warrant — during sweeps.
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But the measures presented [by Lambrecht] infringe people's right to informational self-determination, open the door for more surveillance, grant law enforcement more powers to intervene and allow for more data collection.
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Instead of going to a panel made up of representatives of the three countries, U.S. negotiators are seeking to change the rule and open the door for resolution elsewhere, including U.S. courts.
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But might the election, as some have argued, open the door for a "soft" Brexit once the two sides proceed to discussing a trade deal, later this year or (probably) early in 2018?
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And Collins's bluntness, and her willingness to state her refusal to vote for Trump in clear terms, might open the door for other members of the Senate GOP caucus to do the same.
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This gives Congress time to shape, sell and pass legislation to smooth the transition from ObamaCare and to open the door for new ideas, including free-market approaches that conservatives have always wanted.
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Zarif, who was educated in the US, is considered to be one of the more moderate members of the Iranian government and this could open the door for hardliners to gain more influence.
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Though the bill applies specifically to clinics in Texas, a decision in favor of it would set a national precedent and open the door for other states to enact similar limitations on abortion.
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The resolution includes three provisions that caught the eye of Obamacare and Medicaid defenders: The first two fit together: They seem to open the door for Republicans using reconciliation for Obamacare repeal again.
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Yet Father Time defeats all and when the game's current greats hang up their rackets it will open the door for a wider number of competitors, making tournaments harder to predict, Courier said.
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"We have a gold standard for that sort of arrangement, and to violate it for Saudi Arabia is going to open the door for it to happen in multiple other places," he said.
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A-listers such as McDormand can leverage their clout to open the door for others to be treated fairly -- and also to help create the best entertainment products possible for all of America.
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The byzantine process is the subject of intense speculation, and some are fearful it could open the door for party leaders to steal the nomination from one candidate and give it to another.
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After 35 years in this industry, folks should know that I always defer any individual accomplishment, always giving salutes to those before me and trying to open the door for those after me.
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Mr. Trump's expressed fondness for deal making could open the door for the return to the United States of Austin Tice, a journalist and former Marine officer who disappeared in Syria in 2012.
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One Republican commissioner, Mike O'Rielly, said he supported some forms of paid prioritization, which could open the door for an internet model more like cable television, with different price tiers for certain websites.
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"The minutes are more dovish than hawkish as it leaves open the door for a rate cut depending on how those factors evolve," said Flavio Serrano, senior economist with Sao Paulo-based bank Haitong.
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But the recognition of the difference between the two is meaningful for the vaping industry, where advocates hope a greater understanding of the distinction may open the door for more nuanced regulations for vaping.
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"That's really going to open the door for China to have a lot more power within Asia and power in Latin America, and in North America, even talking to Mexico directly now," she said.
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" Even the "father of the 401(k)," Ted Benna, tells The Journal with some regret that he "helped open the door for Wall Street to make even more money than they were already making.
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Advanced Micro Devices rose 23 percent after Stifel raised its price target on the chipmaker's shares and said Intel's struggle to meet demand would open the door for AMD to gain more market share.
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While none of these shows had the staying power, or narrative ingenuity, of Scandal, they did open the door for more shows featuring story-pushing women like Berry's Molly Woods and Beharie's Abbie Mills.
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The change to the case was intended to open the door for an actress to testify against Weinstein in a rape and sexual assault trial that had been scheduled to start on Sept. 9.
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Not only will our policies open the door for home-sharing in Arizona, but I believe they will serve as a national model for states and policymakers who want to embrace this excellent industry.
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Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is due back in court today to face a new indictment that prosecutors say would open the door for an actress to testify against him in his sexual assault case.
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And given that Number26 now has one of Asia's richest men on board, it could open the door for expansion in that region, something Stalf said was "too early" to set a schedule for.
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"For techies, [the 2007 event] weaved us together, it inspired us and helped us create a network that reminded us that we can create, inspire, and open the door for others," Rotich told TechCrunch.
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That's far short of the 1,237 -- a simple majority of total delegates -- that will be necessary to pass rules for the convention, leaving open the door for efforts to block Trump's nomination to continue.
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They should come out of medical school feeling comfortable asking the types of questions that open the door for patients to talk about what's going well and not so well with their sexual health.
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" Nick Bisley, an international relations expert at La Trobe University, said Washington is trying to "send a signal of toughness and resolve to Pyongyang while simultaneously holding open the door for negotiations and discussions.
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"These tools open the door for a whole new kind of storytelling, with VR characters who move and perform in scenes and environments that are more alive than ever," a Facebook blog post reads.
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Lies said he did not believe worker's compensation would generally cover injury to a fetus but thought it could open the door for an employee to bring a lawsuit against her employer for negligence.
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That would open the door for a more substantial debate on the proposed social security overhaul, which had lost momentum over the past week, adding to a sharp sell-off in local financial markets.
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The capital comes at a time of rapid growth and will propel the platform into the mainstream, allowing Builder to open the door for entire categories of companies that could not consider it before.
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Now that the individual mandate has been repealed, the administration could open the door for companies "to provide funds to buy noncompliant coverage," said Gary Claxton, a vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The changes would also open the door for faith-based groups to participate in the program, by removing a requirement that clinics refer women for abortions or counsel women on abortion as an option.
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And if the McGahn lawsuit goes their way, it will open the door for the committee to compel other Trump campaign aides to testify, even if the White House is seeking to block them.
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He also acknowledges that it would be a big feather in the cap of whichever company wins the business, and it could open the door for other business in the government and private sector.
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"With LA Collab, I want to open the door for many more Latinx creators and fuel the emergence of a better entertainment industry that elevates and celebrates the diversity and richness of my culture."
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But he said that adding them to the list could open the door for many other groups to be added, potentially diluting the focus on global extremist threats that Congress sought after Sept. 11.
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One solution is to recognise the rights of future generations to a healthy environment, which would open the door for lawsuits on climate inaction and keep governments accountable to their commitments under international law.
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The House Budget Committee on Wednesday approved the fiscal 2018 budget resolution that would increase military spending, produce billions in cuts to mandatory spending and open the door for a Republican tax reform plan.
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An internship with Perry Ellis and its then-designer Marc Jacobs, helped open the door for Garcia's first fashion publishing job when she was hired as an assistant at the now-defunct Mirabella magazine.
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When I say powerful, not only are they well-crafted and will open the door for American exports because we're the most competitive in the world, but it will add a lot to GDP.
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Those close to Pence's office told CNN that since former national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI and Pence, it will open the door for Mueller to question Pence.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, asked for advice on crafting legislation to ensure that confirming General Mattis would not open the door for similar nominations of recently retired officers to run the Pentagon.
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The GitHub contains a collection of stories about overwork, lists of tech companies that ask too much of employees, and a clever software license meant to open the door for punishing companies that overwork employees.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian inflation becoming anchored at the target level and inflation expectations stabilizing will open the door for the central bank to cut interest rates more, it said in a financial review on Friday.
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Raul Delgado, lead climate change specialist at the Inter-American Development Bank, said joining the Paris accord could open the door for Nicaragua to access money from the Green Climate Fund and other international pots.
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Threatened by the possibility of a British exit from the European Union, politicians across the continent have rightfully defended the fragile politico-economic bloc from what could open the door for more countries to leave.
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"Honestly, I feel like if I'm able to open the door for the next person, that means a lot for me, too — and hopefully, they'll be able to do better than me," she tells Carter.
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Every TrueUSD token is redeemable one-for-one with U.S. dollars, which the company's founders think should open the door for more institutional investment (or speculation depending on your point of view) into the market.
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When the scientists over at Boston Dynamics released a video of their freaky Black Mirror robodogs, all we really had to worry about was stumbling across one who might politely open the door for us.
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The rand climbed to a session best of 25.86, with bids spread almost evenly between 216.70 and 290, the former a recent technical resistance target that could open the door for further gains towards 230.
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With surveys increasingly showing that the Holocaust is receding from memory, many are concerned that downplaying the gravity of what happened under the Nazis can open the door for a return of discrimination against Jews.
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And so when I got this, I just knew I had to go back and open the door for them, and say, 'Whatever you have, I 100% back you,' because those people, they're so smart.
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When did we quit teaching/understanding that free speech means protecting the distasteful, lest we open the door for govt/3d parties to decide that whatever they oppose is "distasteful" and therefore to be banned?
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With Democrats winning control of the US House, Congress may finally pass the Farm Bill, which would make it legal to produce hemp and potentially open the door for more products containing cannabidiol, or CBD.
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Supporters of a climate debate believe the language will allow future unsanctioned climate debates to occur and could open the door for networks like CNN and MSNBC to modify their coming climate forums to debates.
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The plan will open the door for foreign investors to acquire controlling stakes in banks, reversing a rule requiring Algerian firms to keep a majority shareholding in any partnership with foreigners, the official told Reuters.
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Intel and Mobileye securing these partnerships open the door for localization and market-specific work that could go a long way toward building a business in this area in the world's fastest-growing auto market.
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It also gives Amazon a first-hand way of seeing which products are becoming viable consumer hits – something that could open the door for an acquisition or further deal-making at some later point, perhaps.
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Some analysts believe the departure of the two leading opponents of a deal, after Chief Executive Ton Buechner announced his immediate resignation on July 19 due to health reasons, could open the door for talks.
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Opponents of the legislation criticized it for rolling back environmental regulations and Endangered Species Act protections, which they said could potentially open the door for more industrial production in forests and questioned its funding provisions.
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"The most personal is the most universal, and I think what I share with the people that won this award is we don't wait for other people to open the door for us," he said.
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Maybe not Monday, as the shock was wearing off and reality setting in of the three-hole stretch in which he gave back six strokes to swing open the door for Willett to waltz through.
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Republican lawmakers worry that such anti-establishment conservatives could seize on antipathy toward McConnell in particular and Congress in general to gain political momentum and open the door for Democrats in runoff and general elections.
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Of course, a TON of people think this will open the door for Dallas to be successful once again ... ex-Dallas star Terrell Owens has said repeatedly Garrett was the biggest problem for the Cowboys.
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When you discuss topics like sexuality, masturbation and porn early on, you open the door for trust and honesty with your kids — and that helps build a foundation for good sexual health throughout their lives.
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The bill would sharply reduce spending for Medicaid by billions of dollars by tying it to medical inflation, blow up Obamacare's marketplaces, and open the door for states to curtail protections for patients with preexisting conditions.
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Perhaps most intriguingly of all, the Skrulls could possibly open the door for the MCU introduction of another of Marvel Comics' crown jewels, the Fantastic Four, also recently returned to the studio in the Fox deal.
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Speaking earlier in the day before the start of a meeting with the deputy crown prince, Mattis said he hoped his trip could potentially open the door for U.S. President Donald Trump to visit Saudi Arabia.
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Apple has criticized President Donald Trump's decision to roll back protections for transgender students in public schools, aligning itself with protestors and civil rights advocates who say the move will open the door for broader discrimination.
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In its ruling the court said that changing the law would "open the door for a party to get into marriage and walk out of it in the event of divorce with more than they deserve".
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Ilyina is now barricading herself in her flat and refusing to open the door for police, who are seeking a court order to forcefully bring her back to the hospital until February 19, BBC News reported.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency claimed there will be workaround procedures in place, but since the problem with another doping scandal was that samples were tainted, this could open the door for lots more doping.21.
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Hong Kong's top court ruled that a British lesbian should be granted a spousal visa in a landmark judgment that could open the door for expatriate same-sex partners to move to the Chinese-ruled city.
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In the Sinaloan state capital of Culiacan, where many view Guzman as a latter-day Robin Hood, some residents fear his arrest and eventual extradition could open the door for other drug gangsters to extort locals.
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The bottom line: While this would make lots of sense for Apple, choosing to wait a bit on 5G could open the door for rivals, including Samsung, that are likely to aggressively adopt the new technology.
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" Woodward effects could open the door for other more exotic, sci-fi-like propulsion methods, hinted at in the title of Woodward's book " Making Starships and Stargates: The Science of Interstellar Transport and Absurdly Benign Wormholes.
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Last month's decision by AIBA to begin procedures to open the door for pro boxers to compete alongside amateurs at the Games means the sport could get increased exposure with potentially big-name fighters taking part.
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Non-binding goals on their own do not keep a pound of carbon in the ground, but they open the door for potentially transformative climate legislation to cut emissions and lay the groundwork for federal policy.
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His plea deal could open the door for further cooperation with the special counsel's investigation, something noted on Twitter by former U.S. District Attorney Preet Bharara, a vocal Trump critic who was fired by the president.
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James Goodwin, a senior policy analyst with the Center for Progressive Reform, claims the bill will add up to 53 requirements to an already cumbersome rulemaking process and open the door for industry to defeat rules.
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A summit of the leaders of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)left open the door for India to still join if it can resolve issues before the deal is set to be signed in 2020.
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But if it can bring exposure to issues that millions of people battle—often in isolation—comedy can open the door for people to get an important conversation going and possibly even reach out for help.
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If these ideas are ultimately approved, it is likely to open the door for other Republican holdout states to adopt the coverage expansion after resisting it for years but will almost certainly trigger additional court battles.
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It remains to be seen whether the EU will accept the request contained in Johnson's unsigned letter, which would push the Brexit deadline to January 31 and open the door for a new U.K. general election.
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Wall Street has speculated that the lower tax rates may open the door for the tech giant to bring back cash from overseas and put it to work through acquisitions or by returning money to shareholders.
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Still, her odds have dwindled since she was snubbed by the Screen Actors Guild Awards, and that could open the door for an up-and-comer like the "Knives Out" lead de Armas to prevail instead.
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That could open the door for more small investors to bet on names that have high prices per share without having to pony up for the whole thing — Amazon shares, for example, are about $1,760 each.
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Along with the change in the policy statement, Wednesday's projections open the door for the central bank to lower rates in short order if the economy weakens, or U.S. trade disputes with China and other nations escalate.
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Frank Lucas (R-Okla.) would open the door for more industry voices on the board, expand financial and conflict of interest disclosure requirements and give the public the chance to more readily comment on the board's actions.
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Macedonia scheduled the referendum on the government's deal in June with neighboring Greece to change its name to the Republic of North Macedonia which would open the door for it to join NATO and the European Union.
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An official statement from Mexico said that suspending the vote would "open the door for a negotiation that could resolve the democratic crisis Venezuela is facing," whereas going forward with it would deepen divisions in the country.
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This will involve creating experimental QI engines and using incredibly sensitive detectors to see if they can produce thrust—which would open the door for interstellar travel, satellites that never decay in orbit, and other "impossible" applications.
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And in April, the Florida District Court of Appeals ruled in Epstein's favor, ordering Brunel's lawsuit be dismissed—albeit without prejudice, leaving open the door for the complaint to be refiled—because it was not properly served.
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These new suggestions would open the door for people to use subsidies to buy coverage outside the Obamacare exchanges -- and expand eligibility for assistance to include those with higher incomes or policies from their employers, for example.
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It would also open the door for the EPA to weaken the standards and set up a likely confrontation with California, whose regulators have decided to retain the strict standards that they negotiated with the Obama administration.
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Napolitano added that while he and other lawyers have advised that Trump not sit down with Mueller for an interview, that leaves open the door for Mueller to subpoena Trump for an appearance before a grand jury.
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In the Brownsville neighborhood, Anthony R. Cassieri, the owner of Brooklyn Funeral Home and Cremation Service, derided the plan as ill conceived and said it would open the door for unscrupulous owners to add fees to services.
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Current NBA Commissioner Adam Silver seemed to open the door for the current sports betting climate when he penned a 2014 op-ed in The New York Times advocating for a legalized and regulated sports betting environment.
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The Communications Compatibility and Security Agreement (COMCASA) has long been a demand of the United States and would open the door for Washington to sell sensitive defense equipment to India, like the armed version of Guardian drones.
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Energy security policy — giving up Nord Stream 2 is in Germany's interest There is one more policy area in which the German government should reconsider its position to open the door for productive cooperation: energy security policy.
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According to the Times, Trump even said, "Where's my Roy Cohn?" last year when Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation, helping eventually to open the door for the appointment of a special counsel.
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Francisco Farabello added a free throw for the Horned Frogs to leave open the door for Iowa State but Bolton's layup with 216 seconds left was blocked by Kevin Samuel, allowing TCU to escape with the win.
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But Stephen Harper, a law professor who runs the Death Penalty Clinic at Florida International University, said it's unlikely the Supreme Court ruling will open the door for most Florida death-row inmates to new sentencing hearings.
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The CFIUS said in a letter to attorneys for Broadcom and Qualcomm last week that it worries that a decline in Qualcomm's 5G investments could open the door for Chinese tech firms like the telecom giant Huawei.
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On Wednesday, a Reuters correspondent saw U.S. and North Korean security personnel standing side-by-side guarding the entrance to rooms reserved for the summit, politely taking it in turns to open the door for each other.
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Should North Korea emulate Vietnam's Open Door economic reforms, symbolized by the Bac Ninh Samsung factory Mr. Kim has expressed interest in touring, it could open the door for increased transparency and accountability from Mr. Kim's government.
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The removal of the restriction could lure a foreign carrier eager to jumpstart its presence in the domestic market, or open the door for foreign airlines to dramatically increase their existing stakes in the big three Brazilian carriers.
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Though the order is meant to open the door for more funding for the Olympics, scheduled to run August 5-21, it did not specify where the additional money would come from or how much would be needed.
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Apple, with the strong support of most of the technology industry, argues that requiring it to circumvent the encryption in its own products would inevitability open the door for hackers and foreign spies and undermine security for everyone.
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Some analysts said the agreement could open the door for the European Central Bank to start buying Greek government bonds under its stimulus scheme in the coming weeks, and possibly pave the way for a return to markets.
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DUBLIN, Feb 20.8787 (Reuters) - Irish building materials group CRH grew its earnings by 3 percent last year and said on Thursday that further expected growth in 2019 would likely open the door for more share buybacks and acquisitions.
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The place feels like it's set in this bygone era when men with his worldview were never challenged and women were objects to open the door for, but not take seriously enough to engage in actual conversation with.
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The details: Giuliani said Mueller's team has not responded to the proposal yet, but if they do, any interview would bar questions related to obstruction of justice given they could open the door for Trump to perjure himself.
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The additional spending authority to CCC, which was replenished already with the current federal budget, would open the door for the Agriculture Department to make a third round of Market Facilitation Program payments, or trade aid, this year.
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Were the Supreme Court to strike down or limit long-term solitary confinement in one case on those grounds, it would open the door for lower courts to honor additional challenges, eventually leading to change across the system.
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Johnson's decision comes after a series of efforts by the U.S. to block the Chinese-owned company from gaining a foothold in 22G, amid warnings from national security leaders that Huawei's involvement could open the door for espionage.
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But if Biden loses the first two states, it could wound his candidacy and open the door for Steyer — unless his momentum was stopped by one of the other candidates riding a wave into Nevada and South Carolina.
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Many traditional Iowa Democrats appear to be split between Mr. Sanders's four leading competitors or are unsure altogether about who to rally behind — which could open the door for Mr. Sanders to win with a modest plurality. 6.
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This could open the door for Warsh to become the next Fed chair, but Fisher noted: "I hope by then that Kevin has matured a lot since we served together, when he was on the board of governors."
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Canaccord's "greatest concern" about Tesla is that this "series of self-inflicted problems could open the door for new entrants with greater financial backing," Dorsheimer said, eating away at its current advantage as the electric vehicle market leader.
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The census is essential in this effort; more accurate data reveal who is attending schools and universities, open the door for a better understanding of student needs, and aid in more narrowly focusing attention on supporting those needs.
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And in one of the cruelest ironies of all, 2017 will also demonstrate the overturning of all the Obama administration's assumptions about Syria and perhaps open the door for the Trump administration to take advantage of the new realities.
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FEC Commissioner Ann Ravel told the Times in an interview she intended to submit her letter of resignation this week, a move that would open the door for President Donald Trump to make his own appointment to the panel.
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A wider central bank mandate that also factors in employment could open the door for the center-left coalition government to boost spending on social services without heightening the need for the central bank to tighten policy, analysts say.
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Jaguar's success, and deals to export other British goods and services worth billions of pounds, are cited as examples of the opportunities for selling into China and of how the government can help "open the door for British companies".
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SYDNEY, March 2 (Reuters) - A first sale of green Islamic bonds by Indonesia could help open the door for more crossover deals across Asia, as religious and environmentally-minded investors find a middle ground in the sukuk funding format.
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And getting rid of the requirement that a business maintain a physical presence in a jurisdiction before it is subject to taxation would open the door for states to expand their tax collections in other ways beyond state lines.
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And while Google looks to lock in developers into its TensorFlow ecosystem with the TPU, that there are a number of different frameworks for machine learning may actually open the door for some startups like the ones mentioned above.
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However, in Brussels, Trump administration officials challenged NATO ally Germany&aposs plan to test a new infrared sensor in a flight over the United States in 2020, arguing it would open the door for Russia to do the same.
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These depictions only stigmatize fat people, especially fat women, and open the door for hurtful rhetoric that only contributes to body image problems, Andrew Walen, a psychotherapist and founder of The Body Image Center in Baltimore, Maryland, told Insider.
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"Today's comments appear to open the door for others on the Committee to revise their forecast as they see fit, and that Powell himself may be inclined to look for four hikes this year," he wrote in a note.
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DURHAM, N.C. — Will President Trump's nomination of Gina Haspel as the head of the Central Intelligence Agency and the Senate confirmation hearings inadvertently open the door for Americans to confront the abuses perpetrated in their name after the Sept.
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West Virginia, which used a 23-6 run to take a 12.83-64 lead with 7:20 to play, made just 9-of-15 free throws down the stretch to open the door for a late comeback by the Owls.
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"I helped open the door for Wall Street to make even more money than they were already making," Ted Benna, a benefits consultant with the Johnson Companies known as the father of the 250(k), recently told The Wall Street Journal.
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Members of the security team worried that the legal process involved in handing over private user data, even if it belonged to a Russian troll farm, would open the door for governments to seize data from other Facebook users later on.
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But he did voice concern that the latest Brexit plan did not open the door for a trade deal with the U.S. The bitterly divided House voted on nearly exact partisan lines to advance the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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That would open the door for Republican-controlled states to pass ever more stringent clinic restrictions, closing more clinics and effectively eliminating abortion access for many people, especially those too poor to travel to one of the few clinics remaining open.
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Meanwhile in Wallonia, the French-speaking region of Belgium, an information sheet used in integration classes cites "gallantry" as an ideal: men should open the door for women, carry their heavy bags and offer to help them put on their coats.
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"The lifting of sanctions would open the door for expansion ... It will be a signal for us that we should make a foray into this market, open stores ... At some point we will start getting ready for it," he added.
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If this is in fact the new New York mindset, it could open the door for other major market teams to step up their recruitment of all-star players while the Yankees opt to focus on cheap home-grown talent.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's top court ruled on Wednesday that a British lesbian should be granted a spousal visa in a landmark judgment that could open the door for expatriate same-sex partners to move to the Chinese-ruled city.
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The recent trend of live broadcasting special musical theater performances, like Fox's live-streamed Grease and NBC's live streams of The Wiz, Peter Pan, and The Sound of Music, has also helped open the door for Broadway's outreach to the internet.
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The Fed is no longer "the only game in town" anymore when it comes to economic stimulus, since the prospects of a break in D.C. gridlock may finally open the door for a rate hike, analyst Jack Caffrey said Thursday.
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After Wednesday's ruling by a federal judge to throw out MetLife's systemically important financial institution, or SIFI, status, Hancock told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that the decision, subject to appeal, could open the door for AIG to try to shed its label.
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Nomura had a two-shot lead heading into the final day, but shot 5-over 74, including bogeys on 10, 11, 14 and 16 and a double-bogey on 803, in the final round to open the door for Kerr.
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Though it's only been tested in mice so far, Sia's research marks a number of exciting advancements, from the speedy 3D printing technique, to the fully biocompatible device, that could open the door for all kinds of new medical devices.
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To symbolize the need for a renewal of faith in forces that can right these grievous wrongs, after the meal we will open the door for the stranger and sing a hymn to the prophet Elijah, who heralds harmony and redemption.
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A common complaint about these joint ventures is that they open the door for Chinese companies potentially to steal trade secrets and then use that IP to build and grow Chinese industries in everything from cars and phones to medicine.
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Watching the story unfold, White House political director Bill Stepien predicted a pivot point, telling his colleagues, "This changes the conversation, and this will dramatically change public opinion and open the door for Moore," according to sources who were present.
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With Democrats winning control of the US House of Representatives, Congress may finally pass the Farm Bill, which would make it legal to produce hemp and potentially open the door for more products containing cannabidiol (CBD), a element found in cannabis.
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Others say that the last thing Democrats need right now is to be viewed as the party of Wall Street, or to lose credibility on an issue that would open the door for Republicans to brand them as faux-populists.
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Though At The Drive-In would balk at the idea of punk and hardcore as a playground for masculinity, often by chastising their aggressive male fans, they'd open the door for others to push even harder against the genre's accepted norms.
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While the new deal with the BBC is nowhere near as expansive as Bloomberg's for now, it does open the door for future negotiations in that area, if the BBC wants to continue its relationship with Twitter after the elections wrap.
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Minnesota's Ryan Hartman and Eric Staal committed interference penalties early in the second period to open the door for the Bruins, who scored a pair of power-play goals in a 76-second span to seize a 3-0 lead.
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The Trump administration's attempt to scrap and replace the U.S. government's net neutrality rules could open the door for internet providers like AT&T, Comcast* and Verizon to charge some companies for faster delivery of their web content or services.
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"The strong performance of the Dropbox IPO may open the door for more technology unicorns to IPO throughout the rest of 2018," said Sohail Prasad, co-founder and co-chief executive of Equidate, a platform for trading of shares in private technology firms.
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That can be at least partially explained by the looming spectre of the Department of Labor (DOL) Fiduciary Rule, which, if implemented, would open the door for tort lawyers to sue asset managers for not acting in the best interest of clients.
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Some provisions, for example, say both consumers and households can request access to their data — a seemingly minor discrepancy that could open the door for privacy pitfalls, such as roommates or family members seeing information they should not be able to access.
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That law is not a ban — but if the court lets the law stand, it could open the door for many more regulations on abortion clinics and end up causing the closure of clinics around the country that can't meet the new restrictions.
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If the Court finds in favor of the state of Louisiana, it would open the door for states to pass more and more restrictions on abortion clinics, forcing them to close and eliminating abortion access in many places without a direct ban.
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But, one by one, when very famous women like Rose McGowan and Salma Hayek share their stories, they open the door for others to come forward too, a trickle down effect that lays bare the wounds that have just begun to heal.
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Elected officials have the power to decide to pay interns and staffers a living wage, which would open the door for groups that have not had a seat at the table when the most urgent conversations about the nation's future are taking place.
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"Today's comments appear to open the door for others on the (Fed) Committee to revise their forecast as they see fit, and that Powell himself may be inclined to look for four hikes this year," JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli said in a note.
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And lest we forget, Rousey's Olympic bona fides, an authentic talent for drawing attention, and an instinct for armbars pried open the door for women in the UFC in 2013, long after Dana White said he'd never add them to the roster.
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South Korea is facing a "precious chance to open the door" for a peaceful resolution of the North Korean nuclear issue and establishment of peace on the Korean peninsula, Moon said at a meeting of senior officials at the presidential Blue House.
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"Optimised data at this level has real potential to change what the future of mobility looks like, and it will open the door for sharing the data with new partners," Arthur Orduna, Avis' chief innovation officer, said in an email to Reuters.
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But if you keep those messages on your device, or worse, you back them up unencrypted to the cloud—be it iCloud or Google Drive—you open the door for authorities to obtain them with court orders, effectively making the original encryption pointless.
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The separatists know that "any benevolent interpretation of the rules to favor Puigdemont could open the door for a ruling by the constitutional court, which could then block everything," said Pablo Simón, a professor of politics at the Carlos III University in Madrid.
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Take the I.O.C.'s "fudge" in February at the Pyeongchang Olympics where they "barred" Russian athletes, only to open the door for 168 of the country's athletes to compete in a uniform with the words 'Olympic Athlete From Russia' emblazoned on the front.
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While questions immediately began to swirl as to whether this could open the door for a return to the N.F.L. by Colin Kaepernick, the unsigned player was not on the team's list of players that will work out for them on Tuesday.
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The move is expected to open the door for the Freedom Party to enter into government for the second time since it was formed by former Nazis in the 1950s, given its current popularity ahead of either traditional party in opinion polls.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A Hong Kong court has ruled that the same-sex partner of a British expatriate has the right to live in the territory as a dependent, a game-changing decision that could open the door for other foreign workers.
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If the HHS&apos proposed rules are finalized, it could open the door for other players in the health IT space to chip away at Epic&aposs market share, such as Apple with Apple Health Records and Google with its potential EHR tool.
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New York success is left behind in favor of rural America — "where a man will hit a woman in public just as easily as he'll open the door for her" — a place sketched out with convincing ease by Whitaker, a Kentucky native.
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The plan would open the door for drilling in areas far beyond the U.S. epicenter of offshore drilling in the central and western Gulf of Mexico, giving oil and gas companies the opportunity to explore areas left out of leases for decades.
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In their letter, the pair warned that the fine could make the FTC seem like "traffic police handing out speeding tickets to companies profiting off breaking the law" and therefore open the door for Facebook and others to continue to push boundaries.
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While banks, brokers and small companies have cheered the report, many of the requirements are likely to draw criticism from public advocacy groups worried they may reduce investor protections, and open the door for banks to pursue risky trading behavior once again.
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Rob Portman — backed by 19 other lawmakers from both parties — would open the door for state attorneys general and victims alike to take legal action against social networks, review websites, advertisers and others that don't do enough to combat users who post exploitative content.
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Acknowledging that IS took down the plane is not only an admission of the group's strength — it also may open the door for victims families to seek compensation from Egypt, if the country's notoriously lax airport security carelessly allowed a bomb onboard the jet.
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This would open the door for women to be turned away from receiving any kind of care, including a flu shot or a pap smear, or emergency care for a heart attack, simply because they legally terminated a pregnancy at some point in their past.
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That privilege reflects a Hollywood system that has over-rewarded straight, white, cis men over the years, but it also means that, occasionally, the creators with the most power can use that power to open the door for stories that might not be told otherwise.
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If the TPP is ultimately rejected by the next U.S. president, Wang said it could open the door for the two countries to work together to iron out a wider Asia Pacific free-trade agreement, something he said some regional leaders had been asking for.
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The introduction Trump was first introduced to Bannon, then a conservative filmmaker and media provocateur, in 2011 thanks to David Bossie, the president of Citizens United, a conservative group famous for its court case that helped open the door for more money in politics.
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But one could still have imagined that Clinton's gender would help make her at least somewhat more appealing to women across the aisle, and that it might open the door for Clinton to try winning over a slice of female Republicans in the fall.
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Greg Brannon, AAA's director of Automotive Engineering and Industry Relations, said in a statement at the time that the "opportunity to interact with partially or fully automated vehicle technology will help remove some of the mystery for consumers and open the door for greater acceptance."
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Read more: Trump defends abandoning the Kurds by saying they didn't help the US in WWIITrump was warned that the move could create a security vacuum that would open the door for the resurgence of ISIS while benefiting Russia and Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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The opponents argued that the repeal would open the door for service providers to censor content online or charge additional fees for better service — something that could hurt small companies — and several states have taken steps to impose the rules on a local level.
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The opponents argued that the repeal would open the door for service providers to censor content online or charge additional fees for better service — something that could hurt small companies — and several states have taken steps to impose the rules on a local level.
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TORONTO, March 24 (Reuters) - The one-year postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics could open the door for convicted drug cheats to compete for medals, an issue that will need to addressed, United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) chief Travis Tygart said on Tuesday.
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A ruling that Postmates Inc couriers in New York are the company's employees and entitled to unemployment benefits could open the door for gig workers across the country to win legal protections that are not afforded to independent contractors, plaintiffs' lawyers and worker advocates said.
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We are at the threshold of an agreement that will reduce violence and open the door for Afghans to sit together to negotiate an honorable & sustainable peace and a unified, sovereign Afghanistan that does not threaten the United States, its allies, or any other country.
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Putin's reforms – which will ultimately strip back the powers of the presidency while boosting those of the prime minister and head of the state council – appear to open the door for his assuming one of those roles once he leaves the top job in 2024.
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The 23-year-old buckled in his next service game at 4-4, framing a forehand out to open the door for Djokovic to reach the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the 44th time — second on the all-time list behind Roger Federer.
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While some environmentalists are hopeful the Supreme Court ruling will leave open the door for the Clean Water rule to be put into effect while the court cases are carried out, the Trump administration expects a stay on the rule to be finalized shortly.
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A loss last week put Minnesota behind Philadelphia for the top spot in the N.F.C., but a manageable schedule and Carson Wentz's injury could open the door for the Vikings to get back to that or, at the very least, get a first-round bye.
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Still, Rogers thinks the act would open the door for ride-sharing services that are working on autonomous vehicles — like Lyft and GM, Uber, and Waymo — to start earnestly testing beyond the small self-driving pilot programs they've already launched in certain parts of the country.
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"By committing to support battery storage in this early stage of its entry into the market we want to open the door for the ACT to lead research into high-penetration renewables and attract international and national companies and research leaders into this developing space," he said.
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For all the ways in which they open the door for a queer gaze on popular culture, they also shut out the parts of queer reality that don't fit their narrative; they obsess over — and in the process valorize — a queer experience defined by closets and repression.
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The point here isn't just to open the door for developers and better Facebook hacks (although we'd get that, too), but to create some distance between Facebook's tools and the data on its network so that the tools have value beyond getting you to use Facebook more.
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WASHINGTON — A key congressional committee has already gained access to President Donald Trump's dealings with two major financial institutions, two sources familiar with the House probe tell NBC News, as a court ruling Wednesday promised to open the door for even more records to be handed over.
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Matt Groening has always known that creating The Simpsons—the longest-running comedy in America, and the only television show to feature cameos from both Barry White and Ed Sheeran—would open the door for pretty much anything else he wanted to make in the future.
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That decision, which came under heavy fire from fellow Republicans and allies, helped open the door for Turkey to launch an offensive against the U.S.-backed Kurdish forces, part of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), who have been America's most capable partners in quashing Islamic State.
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Walsh, who retires in July, has repeatedly defended running the company's mines at maximum speed even as demand growth from China's steel mills waned, saying any curtailment would simply open the door for competitors to fill the void and do little to lower supply and elevate prices.
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Meanwhile, Democrats do not yet appear to have weighed in with the FCC on "ringless voicemail," but a ruling that its use doesn't violate the country's anti-robocalling law would certainly open the door for the party — and others — to tap the technology if they so desired.
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Allowing that connection to be broken and then restored could open the door for a malicious program to steal a user's fingerprint as it travels from the reader to the Enclave, an attack that has been demonstrated in the past on Android phones without similar protections.
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"We think many investors may not like it - at least initially - but this does open the door for a new angle to the story and further improves AVGO's capital return potential (we model $10/sh dividend in F19) in the meantime," UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri said.
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Millions of women struggle with fertility issues, but now some will have access to one very creative solution: Uterus transplants could soon open the door for many people in the U.S. who, for a variety of reasons, haven't been able to conceive, reports The New York Times.
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In an interesting turn, though, perhaps predicted by the president and his team, the tariff discussion may open the door for the real solution: a bilateral, enforceable, rules-based trade pact that creates the open and fair reciprocal trade that Americans want and the president has prioritized.
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"If a green light is provided today for talks to move on to future relations, including a timely transition arrangement, it would open the door for further pound gains in the near-term," MUFG analysts wrote, warning that the reverse was likely, should talks break down.
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The decision by Shiori Ito, the victim in that case, to go public with her story—through a series of interviews, a book called Black Box, and a documentary released last year—helped open the door for a wider conversation about sexual assault and harassment in Japan.
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But the more she evolved, Ms Dynamite also blazed a trail to wider fame at a time where female solo artists have rarely managed to break out within their scene, let alone break America, and helped open the door for women to walk through after her.
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The RSU has argued that the issues addressed by MIAS—particularly male homelessness, suicide, and incarceration—are already being tackled by groups such as the Women's and Trans Collective, and critics have argued that the group would open the door for anti-feminist dialogue on campus.
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The repeal of net neutrality has gotten many of these teens politically engaged for the first time, with fears that the dismantling of rules could open the door for broadband providers like AT&T and Comcast to distort the experience of accessing anything online with equal ease.
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"We think many investors may not like it - at least initially - but this does open the door for a new angle to the story and further improves AVGO's capital return potential (we model $10/shr dividend in F19) in the meantime," UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri said.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate Budget Committee unveiled a 2018 budget blueprint on Friday that would open the door for a $1.5 trillion tax cut, even as an independent analysis concluded that the plan as offered would far exceed that price tag and overwhelmingly benefit corporations and the rich.
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ET, Altitude (Denver), FSN Southwest (Dallas) ABOUT THE NUGGETS (2112-123): Denver dropped five of its last eight games to open the door for Portland and will sit out the playoffs for the fourth straight season but does have some room for optimism about the future.
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With the stroke of a pen, he could unravel the global trading system, raise prices on basic goods, make American businesses less competitive, drive a wedge between the United States and its European allies, and open the door for China to construct new national security based trade barriers.
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It was her pseudonym that left open the door for the insultingly stupid rumors that her books were the work of a man, or several men, but Gatti only claims to confirm the truth of what Ferrante and her publishers always maintained: that she is an Italian woman.
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Money markets are pricing in a 50% chance of a 10 basis points interest rate cut by the ECB on Thursday, a smaller probability than last week, but some expect that President Mario Draghi will open the door for further cuts down the road or for more quantitative easing.
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"While these findings do potentially open the door for new treatment options to explore in a disease where we've had hundreds of failed trials, they don't change anything that we know about the risk and susceptibility of Alzheimer's disease or our ability to treat it today," Gandy said.
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Sources say Japan's request to join the partnership creates major political headaches for the Pentagon, with fears it would cause new tensions among the international production base for the joint strike fighter and open the door for other customer nations to demand a greater role in future capability development.
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Although a little more data is needed before it can officially be declared a discovery, these observations may blow open the door for new experiments that will ultimately explain what happened to all the antimatter, and beyond that, why there is something in the universe rather than nothing.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed at a G1.43 meeting in late June on a trade ceasefire to open the door for a resumption of negotiations, but existing tariffs remain in place and the two sides are believed to be still far apart on some key issues.
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A decision in the Knight case could also open the door for every elected official's social media account to be deemed a public forum, which could potentially lead to a cascade of related lawsuits in which citizens sue elected officials for blocking them on social media, the experts said.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed at a G20 meeting in late June on a trade ceasefire to open the door for a resumption of negotiations, but existing tariffs remain in place and the two sides are believed to be still far apart on some key issues.
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Cardinal Brandmüller is one of the few cardinals who signed a 2016 letter of "dubia" — from the Latin for "doubts" — demanding clarification from Francis about his apparent willingness to open the door for divorced and remarried Catholics to receive communion, which the signatories argue is against church law.
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Although the Justice Department asked that the court stop the release of Mr. Trump's tax returns and reiterated its longstanding position that a sitting president may not be charged or prosecuted, it appeared to leave open the door for Mr. Trump to be investigated by Mr. Vance's office.
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" But, he added, "there is the risk that it will open the door for people to create arguably fake churches — the Church of Obama, the Church of Trump — and use that as a mechanism to obtain anonymous, tax-deductible contributions which can then be spent on political activity.
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Mr. Khalilzad said in a Twitter post early Sunday that the agreement would "reduce violence and open the door for Afghans to sit together and to negotiate an honorable & sustainable peace and a unified, sovereign Afghanistan that does not threaten the United States, its allies or any other country."
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The United States has reached an agreement that is expected to open the door for its first-ever exports of shell eggs to South Korea, as the North Asian country labors through its worst outbreak of bird flu in history, U.S. government and industry officials said on Friday.
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Nicks's nomination could open the door for more double nominations for deserving women to be acknowledged for their solo careers, like Tina Turner (who is currently inducted with her abusive ex-husband, Ike Turner) and Carole King (who is in with her husband Gerry Goffin under a non-performer songwriting award).
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Hegedus, the analyst at the German Council on Foreign Relations, argues that Orban favors such secretive deals, including one to build a new metro line in Budapest, because they open the door for kickbacks and other sorts of high-level corruption—the kind that has cemented both men's grip on power.
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The attack takes significant liberties with the facts, making it appear as if nondiscrimination laws that include gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people, which Mr. Beshear supports, would open the door for boys to join girls' sports leagues just because they want a competitive advantage, not because they are transitioning genders.
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Walmart helped kill an anti-LGBTQ bill in Arkansas back in 2015, and Salesforce and other companies threatened to pull business from Indiana when then-Governor Mike Pence was ready to sign a bill that would open the door for discrimination against LGBTQ people living in and traveling to the state.
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"We are at the threshold of an agreement that will reduce violence and open the door for Afghans to sit together to negotiate an honorable and sustainable peace and a unified, sovereign Afghanistan that does not threaten the United States, its allies, or any other country," Khalilzad said on Monday.
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WASHINGTON — The United States-led campaign to hunt down the last pockets of Islamic State militants in Syria has lost its most effective battleground partner in what American military officials fear will stall a critical phase of the offensive and leave open the door for hundreds of foreign fighters to escape.
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A landmark gerrymandering lawsuit had already cracked open the door for Democrats in the Keystone State: The state Supreme Court decided recently that Pennsylvania's House districts needed to be redrawn because Republicans had unfairly tilted them too far to their advantage, and the resulting redistricting gave Democrats a leg up.
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AMD's latest 64-core Threadripper won't be making its way into mainstream desktop PCs or even gaming rigs anytime soon, but it does open the door for the company to eventually drive the costs down of manufacturing these chips so we might see something similar hit the mainstream in the future.
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A close of the pound below the 200-day average against the dollar would open the door for more potential losses as investors try to figure out whether May's Conservatives rallying around her has increased the chances of her securing concessions from the EU or has pushed Britain towards further deadlock and uncertainty.
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It would be one of the most generous government healthcare programs in the world, but even it would still not ensure that everyone had access to high-quality care—it leaves open the door for people having to pay fees for long-term care and up to $200 per year for prescription drugs.
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The latest in a series of new rules since the former Cold War foes began normalizing relations in 2014 will allow Cubans to buy certain U.S. consumer goods online, open the door for Cuban pharmaceutical companies to do business in the United States and let Cubans and Americans do joint medical research.
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If we succeed in overthrowing the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad, it will open the door for ISIS, al Qaeda, and other Islamic extremists to take over all of Syria, which will simply increase human suffering in the region, exacerbate the refugee crisis and pose a greater threat to the world.
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While USGBC focused its announcement on the fact that this new path will discourage illegally sourced wood, what it really does, is open the door for builders to use more responsibly sourced building materials, including wood from family forests certified by the American Tree Farm System (ATFS) and the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI).
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Sen. Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamGraham warns Trump on Taliban deal in Afghanistan: Learn from 'Obama's mistakes' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE has placed a hold on legislation that would open the door for victims of the Sept.
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But more profoundly, this case — originating in a town where America's history of racial violence faced some of its most pivotal confrontations — could now open the door for communities of color across the country to challenge racially discriminatory laws that deny localities the power to improve the lives of people of color.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday barred a lawsuit against a Border Patrol agent for fatally shooting a 15-year-old Mexican boy on Mexican soil from across the border in Texas, refusing to open the door for foreign nationals to pursue civil rights cases in American courts in such incidents.
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In nine rounds of negotiations, Mr. Khalilzad painstakingly worked toward what was described as a phased peace agreement — initially a deal between the United States and the Taliban that would open the door for direct negotiations between the Afghan sides, before all of it came together into a final Afghan peace deal.
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You might sleep in a ratty old T-shirt when you're in your own home, but when you're traveling, you need something you won't be embarrassed to be seen in when you run into your in-laws on the way to the loo, or open the door for the gentleman with room service.
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"We are at the threshold of an agreement that will reduce violence and open the door for Afghans to sit together to negotiate an honorable and sustainable peace and a unified, sovereign Afghanistan that does not threaten the United States, its allies, or any other country," he said in a Twitter post.
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It would also open the door for internet and wireless service providers—already among the most hated consumer service firms in the country—to continue relentlessly consolidating and buying up other industries, the Times added:If so, companies like Verizon and Dish could view the court decision as a sign that they could buy media companies.
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While the BOJ reassured markets it would continue to buy large amounts of bonds and riskier assets, the policy reboot appeared to open the door for an eventual winding down of its huge asset purchases, and tried to repair some of the damage caused by its shock move to negative rates early this year.
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Tillis was the third Senate Republican to announce support for the disapproval resolution last month, making a big splash in a Washington Post op-ed where he argued it could open the door for future Democratic presidents to declare national emergencies to implement the Green New Deal or take over the nation's financial institutions.
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Democrats are pressing GOP leaders to consider the DACA issue before December's budget debate, but it's unlikely Republicans will bring stand-alone DACA legislation to the floor, both because of divisions within their conference and because it would open the door for Democrats to try to tack on other priorities to the spending bill.
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The critical and commercial success of Ms Gadot's performance should open the door for other such neglected stories to be told, which will have the added benefit of injecting some novelty into a much-saturated market (if only they'd made a film about Black Canary or Starfire rather than forcing Batman and Superman into a faux-rivalry).
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The bill would leave room for discretion but would open the door for Congress to launch real-time reviews of rate decisions if the central bank strayed too far from the rule, something Fed Chair Janet Yellen called a "grave mistake" that would damage the bank's credibility and distract its focus on longer term economic goals.
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In addition, it will be far more difficult to track the movement of criminal individuals or groups as they move through Europe into the UK. This problem requires first and foremost for an exit deal to be made to open the door for negotiations, then for those negotiations to carefully weigh politics and ethics in protecting European security.
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If approved by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, it would allow the state to jettison some of Obamacare's main features next year — its federally run insurance marketplace, its system for providing subsidies, its focus on helping poorer people afford insurance and medical care — and could open the door for other states to do the same.
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What happened: Days ago, Macedonian lawmakers agreed to officially change their country's name to the Republic of North Macedonia, in order to end a long-running dispute with Greece and open the door for the small Balkan nation's membership in NATO and the E.U. But the deal infuriated the Greek defense minister, prompting him to resign.
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But these recommendations show the government is eager to formalize net neutrality and is moving in the right direction, a crucial signal as the US's Federal Communications Commission plans to dismantle net neutrality rules enacted under President Obama, which would open the door for telecom companies to exert any number of nefarious forces on your internet connection, from blocking sites to throttling service.
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"I think that it's important to make criticisms of the government as a whole and criticisms of the policies, but to do so in a way that you can invite the individuals who maybe were on the opposition before, or who voted for somebody whom you are in disagreement with ... that you open the door for a conversation with those people."
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The other part of this operation was to defend the legitimate government of Yemen which nobody in the world took issue with – we have a legal basis UN Security Council 3003 and we have article 2300 and we have requests by legitimate government, so, and we've always said that the operations are meant to open the door for a physical settlement in Yemen.
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With likely House speaker Nancy Pelosi having embraced real reforms that will open the door for bipartisan legislation in the next Congress, No Labels is now turning its attention to New Hampshire, where we are organized for a Unity 2020 campaign that will demand candidates from both parties make specific commitments that will help unite rather than divide the country.
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In an interview with CBS last month, President Barack Obama expressed concern that such a law could open the door for lawsuits by foreign nationals against the U.S. "If we open up the possibility that individuals in the United States can routinely start suing other governments, then we are also opening up the United States to being continually sued by individuals in other countries," he said.
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The team left plenty of possibilities out of posts to start — it is better to get something in the hands of users and figure out how they're going to use it in the beginning, after all — and by engineering the cells in the feed to be easily reconfigurable it leaves open the door for Strava to play around with what works and what doesn't work.
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May's advice to her nephew on how to behave toward Liz — "open the door for her, tell her she looks nice, but not too much because that's creepy" — stands in contrast to Adrian's quizzing, based as it is on the assumption that what he needs to know is how to treat the young woman with respect, not to be warned about what he can get away with.
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The central bank is currently authorized to buy government bonds for interest rate or money supply management purposes, but analysts said Friday's proposal would open the door for broader implementation of an unconventional bond-buying program known as "quantitative easing," or QE. "This isn't just big news for Brazil, it is big market news globally," said Paul McNamara, investment director at asset management firm GAM in London.
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"This is the fantasy I've always had in my head when I was stuck in one of those situations when you just want to break free and go to a place where you feel at home and I think that's what we kind of try to do in our shows, is kind of open the door for people to be themselves and let their hair down and have fun," Wood explained.
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Denny HeckDennis (Denny) Lynn HeckExclusive: Guccifer 2.0 hacked memos expand on Pennsylvania House races Heck enjoys second political wind Incoming lawmaker feeling a bit overwhelmed MORE (D-Wash.) who has insisted that the sale is legal under the nuclear agreement, argued that any bill prohibiting Boeing from selling the passenger planes to Iran would open the door for France-based Airbus to fulfill the agreement, meaning job losses here.
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So, this interest would also open the door for the-, for the rural kids, when they're so little, and get to see the world of potential, where they probably would not only go to Tsinghua, 'Beida' (Peking University) or, you know, Yale, or Stanford, and then to see the world, and then bring all this back, to the community where they come from, and I think this is the future we want for our education.
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The version of the "unitary executive" put forth by Mr. Trump, the Justice Department and the shareholders would open the door for a president to fire for any reason — even personal reasons unrelated to the public interest or even for no reason at all — any head of an administrative agency, including the heads of "independent agencies" like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as well as the Federal Reserve, the Federal Trade Commission and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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