I waited for a few beats before opening the door.
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"You're disappointed," George said opening the door of his brownstone.
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Unions see this as opening the door to arbitrary layoffs.
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Opening the door onto the gray, evolving film of dawn.
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You're just opening the door to allow yourself to vote.
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Now, signatories are opening the door for China to join.
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When I write songs, I'm opening the door to madness.
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There was a consciousness of opening the door for other women.
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He finally relented, opening the door, and they were both arrested.
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"[He] ends up opening the door and throwing up," Adams says.
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Opening the door, I am greeted by a tiny, uncorrupted smile.
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All I have is this image of him opening the door.
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Trump appeared to be opening the door for negotiations on tariffs.
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Maybe he's why no one is opening the door for us.
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Opening the door, I'm interrupted by the voice of presenter Vanessa Feltz.
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"I found somebody I'm 'bout to kill," he says, opening the door.
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O to list Bitcoin futures contracts, opening the door to added regulation.
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That uncertainty, however, risks opening the door to ever more dangerous confrontation.
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Just opening the door - in either direction - is a treat in itself.
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"I'm coming out as a Republican," she said after opening the door.
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By settling we are opening the door to cooperation with the City.
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What would the mechanism be for opening the door to release the balloon?
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NASA wants to make certain the chamber is airtight before opening the door.
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But he had a poor back nine, opening the door for his rivals.
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In the end, Warren declined to run, opening the door for Vermont Sen.
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Deere, the new cook, who also served as housemaid, said, opening the door.
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Opening the door to be counted poses too great a risk for many.
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I'm the person who yelled at you when you were opening the door.
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Anyone can download it, opening the door to Facebook developing its own homegrown talent.
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Today's order chips away at that idea by opening the door to more lawsuits.
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Shirley Baker, a nurse, deftly ties on a surgical mask before opening the door.
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But Hatch announced recently he would retire, opening the door to a Romney candidacy.
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Opening the door doesn't stop the printing process, though, so injury is still possible.
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What objects may be blocking the way that prevent it from opening the door?
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Is this opening the door for more cross[over] events between boxing and MMA?
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"We're really opening the door to a huge number of applications," Saint-Jacques said.
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"This is not opening the door, it is destroying the door frame," he said.
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That left the mammoth field-goal attempt, and opening the door for a loss.
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They believed that the gunman could have been tricking them into opening the door.
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It could significantly improve things by opening the door to eventual normalization with Israel.
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Alito worried about other inmates "opening the door" and asking to raise ineffective counsel claims.
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"I tried, and the last thing I remember was opening the door," she told WQAD.
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I think you would be opening the door to manipulation and distortion of those spaces.
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Trump administration is again opening the door to the controversial Pebble Mine project in Alaska.
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The move is seen as opening the door to Black Sea imports, especially from Russia.
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The FCC did this last week, opening the door for action both politically and legally.
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Mr. Trump is opening the door to deporting far more unauthorized immigrants than previous administrations.
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But Trump isn't the only Republican opening the door to changing gun laws in America.
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"We're now opening the door, chipping away at what's acceptable under cultural norms," he said.
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I swallow down my bacon mac and cheese quickly before opening the door to the madness.
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We were taking breaks and opening the door [to let in fresh air], which felt amazing.
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By using the language of intellectual property, the DOJ is opening the door to something bizarre.
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It was really just kind of opening the door, stepping out, and into a new chapter.
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Tua Tagovailoa unseated Hurts as Alabama's starter, opening the door for his transfer in the offseason.
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This time they abstained, opening the door for him to win a majority of votes cast.
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They are opening the door to competition over which currency is used to denominate world commerce.
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This is where the technology is finding its footing and opening the door to mass adoption.
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But the risk of opening the door to election interference and widespread chaos is too great.
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With his visit to the Demilitarized Zone, the president is opening the door for real negotiations.
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They worried about opening the door to another push to let women ascend to the throne.
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If you had a cough, you were to put on a mask before opening the door.
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Opening the door to bank sales of such products yields at least two related problematic effects.
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Messer has to vacate his seat in order to run, opening the door for Pence's bid.
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Bill Gates made his mark early on by opening the door of personal computing to millions.
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By opening the door for Turkey to capture northern Syria, Mr. Trump committed what retired Gen.
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If Congress passes this law, it will be opening the door to state-sanctioned health discrimination.
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DuBose attempted to prevent the officer from opening the door before the car started slowly rolling forward.
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Users can chat with whomever's online, as well as search locally, opening the door to potential trouble.
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Stanford missed five straight shots, opening the door for the Utes to break open the game again.
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The postal service has asked customers to put dogs in a different room before opening the door.
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Local authorities, meanwhile, have struggled to fund their plans, opening the door for more private sector involvement.
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Fridge efficiency testing, for example, takes place without opening the door and with no food inside. Facepalm!
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The jury found Ardagh's infringement was willful, opening the door for the judge to impose enhanced damages.
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Perhaps opening the door to find Seth Rogen and James Corden holding our pizza would do it.
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Martin's retirement will now leave a powerful position open to a successor, opening the door for progress.
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The EPA's proposal, released in June, was criticized as opening the door to widespread use of asbestos.
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The tribunal's nine justices said the territory's constitution was not followed, opening the door to another successor.
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As a result, Australia's ties with the region have been strained, opening the door to the China.
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Anything may happen when womanhood has ceased to be a protected occupation, I thought, opening the door.
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By splitting off the homeland security bill, Democrats are opening the door to a month of negotiations.
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Upon opening the door of the micro-suite, everything it had to offer could already be seen.
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If officers appeared at their homes, they could demand to see a warrant before opening the door.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to brand the country a currency manipulator, opening the door to punitive tariffs.
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Trump congratulates Republican leaders on Twitter for passing a budget resolution, opening the door to tax reform.
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Scott Walker (R) signed legislation Monday opening the door to copper and gold mining in the state.
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A scuffle over opening the door ensued, with 71-year-old district director, Kathleen Staunton, falling over.
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"It does require opening the door, lending a hand wherever possible, and that includes teaching," she says.
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Then one girl, fed up, lit a match, hoping to force the police into opening the door.
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Esser said the FCC in 2015 went too far in opening the door to future rate regulation.
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"We should be opening the door with our questions, but not forcing patients through it," Dr. Quill said.
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Unlimited political spending also undercuts federalism, opening the door for outside money to dominate state and local elections.
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"Her greatest regret was opening the door, but she had no idea what was coming," Ring told reporters.
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At least this company is starting the process of opening the door to see what's actually in there.
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The Guardians Of The Galaxy films expanded the MCU's cosmic landscape, opening the door for Runaways' alien characters.
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"I don't want any dramatic gesture of opening the door for them," Redzepi instructed on the first day.
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"Look, there is nothing to see," said the general, known to the inspectors as Sharif, opening the door.
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Nonetheless ... the restraining order is now history, opening the door to a renewed relationship between father and daughter.
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Many of these patients will eventually need operations to upgrade or replace devices, opening the door to infection.
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The rhetoric from the White House has exacerbated the problem, opening the door to increased overt racist behavior.
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Some bankers and lawyers expect the pace of divestitures to accelerate, opening the door for private equity groups.
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My driver hopped out instead of simply pushing the button, insisting on physically opening the door for me.
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But products like it and Amazon's Echo are slowly opening the door to more technology in the home.
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The EPA in November slightly raised biofuels volumes mandates for 2018, after previously opening the door to cuts.
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I've also learned not to stifle her, but to never stop holding her hand and opening the door.
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Proposals include allowing the government to undermine patent rights, opening the door for generic versions to be made.
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Advocates are now trying to get other states to do the same, opening the door for a workaround.
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In January, the Boy Scouts of America reversed a century-old stance, opening the door to transgender members.
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That idea is bad enough in terms of opening the door to wholesale reporting of Americans' private information.
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We can, and should, be opening the door for all girls to have the lifesaving experience I did.
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But critics see the easing of disclosure requirements as opening the door to more dark money in political campaigns.
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The Bulgarian Church, however, has joined the chorus against ratification, saying it is opening the door to moral decay.
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If these loans are rolled over, the PBOC could lower the rate, opening the door to an LPR cut.
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And I think once you start opening the door for these types of activities it can be very problematic.
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The Jazz went nearly 250 23/211 minutes without scoring a point, opening the door for a Clippers run.
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And I think once you start opening the door for these types of activities, it can be very problematic.
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Opening the door for feedback helps the team dive back into the development cycle to make enhancements users want.
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That means that the IFT must make its decision again, opening the door to tougher rules against the company.
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He said any reforms he proposes would focus on opening the door to more public input on monument designations.
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Whatever proves to be the fiscal reality, Trump's rhetoric is opening the door to a new era of instability.
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Tim Tebow, the former University of Florida star quarterback, is opening the door to a potential career in politics.
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Several questions on Tuesday night focused on Sanders' proposals, opening the door for candidates to criticize the Vermont senator.
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Such an initiative likely would be well received by other WTO members, thus opening the door to constructive negotiations.
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Why it matters: Re-opening the door to TPP after closing it last year would be a major pivot.
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On Thursday morning, lucky planet Jupiter harmonizes with the Sun, opening the door for opportunities to grow your money!
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The British pound was moving higher Wednesday morning, following a parliamentary vote opening the door for another Brexit delay.
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Two months later, Mr. Trump rebuked then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis for opening the door to resuming the exercises.
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Ms. Dolan staged a Runaway Pond exhibition in her barn, opening the door for the Museum of Everyday Life.
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Mr. Bourguiba had held power for a quarter-century and was opening the door a bit to other parties.
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It also helps that the Democratic National Committee scrapped its donor requirements, opening the door to Bloomberg's debate debut.
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Utah made two baskets over a 12-minute stretch, opening the door for the Huskies to charge in front.
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Is he really going back to the drawing board and opening the door, offhandedly, to an assault weapons ban?
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HANF: No, Jesse, I think that you can be a feminist and also appreciate men opening the door for you.
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Both of them have still remained one and two, but have come down significantly, opening the door for other countries.
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However, their offense stalled in the 210nd quarter, opening the door for Golden State to get easier baskets in transition.
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Months later, Turkey launched famine relief operations, opening the door for projects that now make it Somalia's biggest foreign investor.
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Desiigner sends a big thank-you to Tommy Lee for opening the door to sex 35,000 feet in the air.
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The Pentagon had been questioned by reporters if the fire base was opening the door to ground combat operations. Gen.
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But, it does succeed at one thing: opening the door for more drastic backpack designs, especially within the mass market.
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With Aurora, VW Group and Hyundai license and integrate Aurora's full tech suite, opening the door to get there faster.
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But adherents to tradition might balk at opening the door for reform, likely yielding an incremental approach to the issue.
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The cats have never really been outside and he started opening the door, trying to get them in and out.
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The order became official in February of this year, opening the door for the fight against the repeal to begin.
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While the embargo is still in place, the American government is opening the door for easier access to the country.
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Malloy announced he would not seek re-election come November—opening the door for several Republican and Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls.
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Burnham said opening the door to suits by Congress against the executive branch would result in a flood of litigation.
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The camera is designed to help monitor spoilage, letting you eye a particular bowl of leftovers without opening the door.
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Bottom line: No one close to Lamar believes he can "casually" drink without opening the door to renewed drug abuse.
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The amendment weakens the law's provisions by allowing private land ownership and opening the door to foreign investment, activists said.
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Why it matters: The Falcon Heavy is designed to carry larger payloads, opening the door to more kinds of missions.
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But for Mr. Trump, the strategy carries risk, potentially opening the door to questions about his own record of disclosures.
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Either way, a Clinton presidency would eliminate the conservative majority that produced the decision, opening the door to its reversal.
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"I'm not going to stay into a second term," Mr. Bratton said, opening the door to a departure even sooner.
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He called for "all-party" talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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Apple has vehemently resisted the demand, which it sees as opening the door to new federal intrusions on people's privacy.
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The vulnerability works via a stack buffer overflow, overwhelming the targeted software and opening the door for remote code execution.
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Opening the door to dirtier cars that guzzle more gas is exactly the wrong move for the American auto industry.
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Berenson, in his role as devil's advocate, emphasizes the research that sees cannabis as opening the door to opioid use.
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Mr. Manning and Mr. Westerlund's friendship changed Herrang, opening the door for dancers like Ms. Miller to teach and perform.
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The assessment comes after the inspector began to "research" the allegations in October, opening the door to a potential investigation.
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Even so, moving the share price at the $230 billion titan has been difficult, opening the door for Mr. Peltz.
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The League quit the coalition in August, opening the door for the center-left Democratic Party (PD) to enter government.
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A Signature wine cellar lets you see your wine collection without opening the door, and it includes multi-temperature control.
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Could they be used in concert with other solutions, or would simply opening the door drain support from those ideas?
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In legal circles, we would call this "opening the door" to information that an individual otherwise could refuse to reveal.
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Mr. Arrufat has decried Decree 349 as opening the door to the type of censorship he experienced in the 1970s.
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Two months later, Mr. Trump rebuked Jim Mattis, then the defense secretary, for opening the door to resuming the exercises.
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In March, North Carolina state politicians voted to repeal HB2 ... opening the door for the game to go down in Charlotte.
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Mike seems to say Obama was partly responsible for destabilizing other countries and thereby opening the door to the terrorist org.
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Jews of color...or Jews of non-color — none of those people are being welcoming and opening the door to us.
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Markets have been shaky and Trump's political base is feeling blowback from his tariffs policy, opening the door to deal-making.
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That would explain how the clowns keep ending up in the Mayfair-Richards home: Winter is opening the door for them.
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In a society as polarised and diverse as Turkey's, the transition to absolute rule risks opening the door to social unrest.
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The web made the internet safe for business, sparking the dotcom bubble and opening the door to Google, Facebook and lolcats.
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Dianne Feinstein, right, have each faced a backlash from the liberal base for opening the door to dealing with President Trump.
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Last month, he declared himself interim president, opening the door for Washington and others to recognize him as the legitimate leader.
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But if he lets Saudi Arabia off the hook, he's only opening the door for further problems later down the line.
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And others argue that reparations are a slippery slope, opening the door to other minority groups demanding redress for historical injustices.
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The jury found in favor of Fishbein, thus opening the door for several other ex-clients to sue Brinkley for malpractice.
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"I haven't ever completely said that I am not," she said, slightly opening the door, before almost closing it shut again.
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Rivera said on Monday that his strategy had failed, opening the door for a new leader potentially more open to cooperation.
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Clinton has so far stirred little real enthusiasm in Israel, possibly opening the door for Mr. Trump and his dugri style.
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A bipartisan bill in Congress could clarify some of these questions, potentially opening the door for more schools to offer ISAs.
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Opening the door for Trump to pick up center-right protest voters will make a progressive-driven turnout victory virtually impossible.
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Analysts said opening the door for Apple retail could also lead to Apple looking favorably on India as a manufacturing destination.
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Christine Blasey Ford, who is accusing the Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault, is opening the door to testifying next week.
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In 2002, scientists at the Australian Museum replicated thylacine DNA, opening the door to potentially reviving the species with cloning technology.
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By opening the door to other corporate objectives, some wonder whether new fiduciary claims might be on the horizon in Delaware.
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Many of the halls and rooms have broken windows or a leaking roof, opening the door for nature to take over.
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S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions superseded Florida's law, effectively opening the door for local and state police agencies to ignore it.
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Fed chief Jerome Powell went from saying the balance sheet is on "autopilot" to opening the door to adjusting the policy.
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Obama's EPA concluded in April 2009 that greenhouse gases pose a threat to human health, opening the door to future regulations.
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The review advised Tillerson to revamp the company's position, opening the door to the idea that humans contributed to climate change.
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And the DNC tweaked its forthcoming debate criteria to nix donor thresholds, opening the door for the self-funded billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
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You need working electronics for everything with the Model 3 to just about everything, from opening the door to starting the car.
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It can be upsetting to pack up all your stuff, but you know, you're opening the door to a new living experience.
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However, instead of opening the door to the lavatory, he attempted to open the emergency exit in the back of the plane.
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There has got to be some way to avoid breaking data encryption and opening the door to a lot of bad actors.
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O, the company said on its website Wednesday, joining its rivals in opening the door for more mainstream adoption of the cryptocurrency.
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By reintroducing and reinterpreting the figure, Katz was, in fact, a game-changer–opening the door for the subsequent Pop Art movement.
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Felice Torrisi has figured out how to print electronics onto polyester, opening the door to a range of new smart fashion possibilities.
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In Europe, the ECB appears to be opening the door to further rate cuts, and that has weighed on European bank stocks.
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Forbath missed a 41-yard attempt — and made a 44-yarder — against the Jacksonville Jaguars, opening the door for the roster move.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.), who may be eyeing a primary challenge against Moran, criticized him for even opening the door to hearings.
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By opening the door for deeper economic engagement, however, Russia and Qatar may be signaling potential cooperation on other issues, like Syria.
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The situation was fluid, with the head of the regional government opening the door to a potential declaration of independence from Spain.
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One has to be very careful and know where you want to go – and not opening the door to too many ideas.
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President Obama has declared a federal emergency in Flint, opening the door to funding from the government and staffing support for residents.
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Among the dogs whose owners were humming, the dogs' stress responses did not appear to be linked with their opening the door.
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The far hand method of opening the door is included in drivers' training and the exam that candidates take before getting licensed.
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Chávez beat that candidate by a 10-point margin but died soon after, opening the door for a repeat campaign against Maduro.
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This means that the homeowner can control almost everything remotely: from room temperature to opening the door and turning on the oven.
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E-trading is even opening the door to trading protocols that side-step investment bank dealers and encourage investors to make markets.
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Software is only getting more important in the average worker&aposs everyday life, opening the door for more and more specialized tools.
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The would just make credit easier, adding to China&aposs debt bubble and potentially opening the door to more property market speculation.
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Customers use their bank card for access, opening the door of their choice from a range of carton sizes and oyster types.
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Instead, Hatch opted for retirement, opening the door for a Senate run by one of Trump's fiercest intra-party critics, Mitt Romney.
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The company is the first of its size in France to be tried for psychological harassment, opening the door for future cases.
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Still, for many farmers, there's a deep worry that opening the door to talk about climate change will lead to burdensome mandates.
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China has approved a plan to abolish presidential term limits, opening the door for President Xi Jinping to stay in power indefinitely.
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The Netflix CEO isn't promising anything, but he is opening the door and suggesting that the company may change a longstanding policy.
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Editorial On Tuesday, India's Supreme Court took a welcome step toward opening the door to equal rights for gay, lesbian and transgender citizens.
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She's closing that door to that chapter and opening the door to the first chapter of her becoming who she's going to be.
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By opening the door to public funding of religious schools, the Trinity case will facilitate a further reduction in protection for queer students.
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But having his name now gives police access to his records and social media footprint, potentially opening the door to a possible motive.
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As a result, the Vietnamese company sent a delegation to tour U.S. meat processing plants, opening the door for potential deals, he said.
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Last week, Fitch ratings updated its outlook on Portugal from "stable" to "positive," opening the door to a ratings upgrade later this year.
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The party scrapped that requirement on Friday, opening the door for Bloomberg to potentially appear on stage if he meets the polling requirements.
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Millennials are opting out of marriage and kids and instead opting for pet ownership, opening the door for pet-centric businesses to grow.
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" But when asked if he was opening the door to an investigation, Spicer added that while "anything is possible," there is "no investigation.
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The judge in the case declared a mistrial, opening the door for prosecutors to try Tellis a second time on the murder charge.
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One of the officers says that that upon opening the door, a dog had charged him and that Lopez was holding a gun.
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Advice includes reporting the raid, not signing papers, remaining silent, and avoiding opening the door if possible — unless authorities can present a warrant.
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My friend Herieth thanked me for opening the door for her to wear her natural hair on the runway for the first time.
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The Trump administration will need to remain strong in its demand for verifiable large-scale denuclearization before opening the door to sanctions relief.
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Some of what China supplies may not be easily replaceable, opening the door for potential product exemptions, a process that is now underway.
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"Either ObamaCare will be amended, or repealed and replaced," Trump said, opening the door to two routes for addressing ObamaCare on Capitol Hill.
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Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee are opening the door to the panel voting on Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination this week.
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The Trump administration in late May submitted a Statement of Administrative Action, opening the door for sending Congress implementing legislation starting in July.
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He did not have the financing locked up, opening the door for the Securities and Exchange Commission to crawl all over the company.
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A three-judge panel also lifted an administrative hold on construction in North Dakota, opening the door to more work on the pipeline.
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And given its open-source nature, this kind of TV/smart device forced synergy is opening the door for some Wiki-based prankery.
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These shows aren't going to be perfect but they are opening the door for other shows and for other representations to be revealed.
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The tariffs have been highly criticized, including by Republicans, for opening the door to a trade war that could damage the U.S. economy.
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The ease with which these illusions were dashed was another factor opening the door for the steamrollering of illiberal forces to political power.
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And David Leonhardt thinks there's a chance that Mueller's findings could convince enough Republican lawmakers to abandon Trump, opening the door to impeachment.
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"I always tend to find the hardest way to do things," he said, while opening the door in his apartment for cross-ventilation.
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We're seeing a lot of the headwinds that held down the economy this year may wind up opening the door to next year.
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Programs like the Stock Connect are aimed at opening the door wider — but also at retaining state control over the pace of liberalization.
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The value of the expected agreement between the United States and the Taliban lies in opening the door to an Afghan peace process.
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He said "talk radio" style news is breaking apart the sense of common destiny among Americans and opening the door to external interference.
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The memorial committee of the foundation voted in March to change its rules, opening the door for Mr. Alsbury's name to be added.
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If we foster a climate of collaboration, welcoming the positive changes and opening the door to greater dialogue the rewards could be immense.
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Are we talking about the same customers buying a slightly improved thing, or is Apple opening the door and bringing in new investors?
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The original director of "The Rise of Skywalker," Colin Trevorrow, left the project over creative differences (opening the door for Abrams&apos return).
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It is likely to impose enormous costs on the American and world economies, opening the door for a free-for-all trade war.
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But more traditional futures markets are starting to get involved — opening the door to more traditional investors, such as hedge funds and institutions.
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The Jazz scored just one basket over the final 5:44 of the quarter, however, opening the door for the Thunder to take control.
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Their burn was a swing-and-a-miss, opening the door for Clinton to shoot back with this fire, which riled up her base.
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Not to mention that decryption mandates have been widely lampooned by tech experts for opening the door to third-party hackers across the globe.
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But the E.U. approved his request to extend Brexit, opening the door to formalizing an election date, which could happen as early as today.
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Back-up was summoned just as Caroline allegedly ran towards the officer's cruiser, where she allegedly tried opening the door, according to the reports.
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The Celtics held the Jazz to just eight points through the first eight minutes of the period, opening the door for a Boston rally.
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Nissan had previously resisted Renault's push for a full merger between the French and Japanese partners, opening the door for FCA to move in.
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Healthcare has also been an area of underinvestment up to now, opening the door to building and expanding medical, wellness and other related solutions.
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Following an offensive foul by Rivers with five seconds left, McCollum made 1 of 2 free throws, opening the door for Griffin&aposs winner.
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At this point, Donald Trump Jr. has proven to be a pro at stirring up controversy and opening the door wide open for backlash.
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Nissan has resisted Renault's push for a full merger between the deeply integrated French and Japanese partners, opening the door for FCA to act.
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The Agriculture Department said recently it will give states greater control over SNAP, potentially opening the door to drug testing or stricter work requirements.
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He used the Brexit vote as an example of how globalism was leaving many behind and opening the door to a politics of xenophobia.
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The Q7's Exit Warning System will alert you if a bicyclist is approaching from the rear before opening the door into its path.
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She said she found Cosby at the bottom of the stairs; he gave her a muffin before opening the door and letting her out.
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Henry Paulson, former National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft, among them — and opening the door to Fox News is an obvious effort to draw more.
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It was the foreign policy "experts" who cast those who opposed intervention as naive pacifists or, worse, opening the door to Iraqi nuclear capability.
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The company says this allows real-time interactions with AR objects, as well as opening the door for more advanced interactions in the future.
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Spanish Prime Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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And he added that not every response to a cyberattack would necessarily occur in cyberspace, opening the door for possible sanctions or military actions.
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A Senate Committee is scheduled to consider legislation next week opening the door to oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). Sen.
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Alex said several of the lawmakers in question have heavily Hispanic districts, opening the door for Latino Democrats to challenge those incumbents in primaries.
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Opening the door to the Senate DHS appropriations bill is viewed as a positive step, but the addition of the fund was a nonstarter.
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It took less than a week for Trump to transition from opening the door for diplomatic talks and concessions to beating the war drum.
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" He warned that "opening the door to the use of campaign statements to inform the text of later executive orders has no rational limits.
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"Promises of bitcoin futures opening the door to institutional money are supercharging the price," said Charles Hayter, founder of cryptocurrency data analysis website Cryptocompare.
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Nothing is a bigger bummer than opening the door to what was a fully stocked fridge to see you're all out of cold ones.
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It reminded me of opening the door to a summer cottage that been boarded up for the winter, looking inside, and seeing familiar surroundings.
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But what Biden was very clearly doing in his Tuesday night speech was opening the door for Sanders and his supporters to come in.
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If you are safely hidden, think twice about opening the door again, even for colleagues or friends who are knocking or calling for help.
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Politicians from Podemos say that Mr. Iceta is making empty promises while opening the door for Mr. Rajoy to extend his takeover of Catalonia.
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The State Department threw some cold water on the idea that Kerry's statement was actually opening the door to Turkey's ouster from the alliance.
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After the CBOT close, U.S. President Donald Trump declared a national emergency over the fast-spreading coronavirus, opening the door to more federal aid.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi referenced the lawsuit in a letter to colleagues Wednesday, in another signal that she's opening the door to considering impeachment.
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It also agrees to generally license its patents — opening the door for transistors, invented by Bell Labs in 1947, to spread far and wide.
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He quickly had to quell the idea that he was opening the door for talks as a junior partner to Ms. Merkel yet again.
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Mr. Trump said during his campaign that he would toss out the military budget caps known as sequestration, opening the door to more spending.
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With 3.4 seconds left, Brown connected on 1 of 2 free throws, opening the door for the Wildcats to tie with a long shot.
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Studies detail how most voters do not check ballots from these systems, opening the door for ballots to be printed with the wrong candidates.
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Minnesota defenseman Jared Spurgeon missed his third straight game with a hand injury, opening the door for Brennan Menell to make his NHL debut.
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Moreover, the prospect of reaching an agreement in the future will become increasingly unlikely, opening the door for renewed violence on an unprecedented scale.
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I am not in fourth grade, opening the door to a house that has been ransacked by a playmate who lives down the street.
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And now lawmakers are contemplating ending the city's monopoly on gambling by opening the door to casinos in North Jersey, close to New York City.
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I'm proud of Kaitlyn for standing up for herself and opening the door to start a discussion about the body shaming and sexualizing of women.
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These musicians opening the door for those conversations, in song and otherwise, gives women everywhere a platform to ignite change, and that's a wonderful thing.
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But this week's joint resolution effectively turned back the clock to before the rules were proposed, opening the door for far more aggressive data-sharing.
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Opening the door to the drug in the state, Ruzicka fears, would lead to more crime and act as a stepping stone to full legalization.
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Shell-shocked, she has to decide if she's willing to get involved in that type of situation, opening the door to yet another regrettable decision.
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California missed five straight shots and did not score over a four-minute stretch, opening the door for Utah to rebuild a double-digit lead.
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A rush to gender self-ID may end up causing harm and opening the door to the extreme backlash epitomised by the Trump administration's plan.
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" Analysis: The proposed resolution could pave the way to resolving Cipollone's concerns, by opening the door to "the participation of the President and his counsel.
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She told them if federal agents show up at the house, before opening the door the family should make sure the officials have a warrant.
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House rules, Yue said, would allow a simple majority of delegates to re-open nominations at the convention, opening the door for a surprise pick.
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But in the third-quarter of the year, technology companies such as Twilio and Nutanix have already gone public, opening the door for further listings.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has given Defense Secretary Jim Mattis the authority to set troop levels in Afghanistan, opening the door for future troop increases.
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Mayer made four unforced errors when serving for the second set at 26-21, opening the door for Djokovic to take a straight-set victory.
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In May, an American Airlines passenger was arrested for opening the door of the plane and jumping on to the tarmac while it was taxiing.
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Department stores, however, have been struggling to keep merchandise fresh and stores exciting, opening the door for Target and Walmart to sell more children's clothing.
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Staff at the central bank are being asked to prepare options, opening the door to a possible rate cut and more bond buys by September.
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If you don't know them at all, the camera features a two-way speaker, that way you can grill them before possibly opening the door.
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This training will teach you how to build your eight simple yet useful plugins from scratch, opening the door to a fully personalized WordPress experience.
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Instead, it may be opening the door to an entire population of consumers hoarding dangerous chemicals and mixing up liquid drugs in their kitchen sink.
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Although Splatoon may not be Nintendo's "killer app" in the world of esports, the company seems to be opening the door for more competitive possibilities.
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Not only does this lead to confusion, and consume more time, but it also would create inconsistencies, opening the door for even more legal challenges.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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Democrats have been handed control of the House of Representatives, overturning a Republican majority and opening the door to all manner of strictures on Trump.
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Rocket Mortgage propelled Quicken Loans into the digital mortgage sector — altering the traditional home loan application process and opening the door to smaller online lenders.
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In short, it took about seven days for Trump to transition from opening the door for diplomatic talks and concessions to beating the war drum.
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Colt's patent on the rifle's operating system expired in 1977, opening the door for other manufacturers to copy the technology and make their own models.
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By targeting him via sanctions and travel restrictions, the Trump administration risks opening the door for hardliners to take the reins on US-Iran relations.
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John McCain in 2016 -- the most optimistic Republicans hope that Arpaio and Ward will split the anti-establishment vote, opening the door for McSally's nomination.
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Obama declared a disaster in the region on Saturday, opening the door to federal funding for citizens struggling with waters contaminated by toxic lead levels.
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The videos and publications he oversaw were a great success in driving recruitment, and in opening the door to attacks outside of Syria and Iraq.
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The resolution, sponsored by the United States, welcomed "the significant steps towards ending the war and opening the door" to negotiations among the Afghans themselves.
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The bank is expected to cut borrowing costs, opening the door for a further easing cycle later this year amid slowing economic growth and inflation.
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In 2014, Mr. Yanukovych fled the country for Russia in the face of street protests, opening the door for Mr. Putin to destabilize the country.
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Because of the timing of its previous season, "Game of Thrones" was not included in last year's Emmys, opening the door for Hulu's dystopian drama.
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Doing so would end a three-decade struggle with Greece over a name it claims, opening the door to the West and possible NATO membership.
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Experts also warn that there can be no long-term Syrian peace without a moderate opposition, opening the door to ISIS or something far worse.
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Using methods that took years to develop, scientists in Germany recovered ancient DNA from cave dirt, opening the door to new insights on human prehistory.
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Meanwhile, in Europe, the economy continues to run hot, opening the door for ECB President Mario Draghi to start tightening monetary policy on his end.
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In another, he found that its Wi-Fi connections were not secured, opening the door for attackers to intercept and alter its communications and control.
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President Donald Trump is opening the door to tariff negotiations with the European Union after exempting Canada and Mexico from new steel and aluminum duties.
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But you're paying for opening the door and knowing nothing weird will happen when you're walking around the club in the middle of the night.
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Bankrupt Emerald Oil Co settled a dispute with midstream companies over contracts for gathering its products, opening the door to the oil producer's sale next week.
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Now scientists have developed a computer program that could identify and locate cancer even before symptoms arise, opening the door for earlier screening and better treatment.
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What makes all of the above people even worth discussing isn't just because Donald Trump won the 2016 election, opening the door for non-traditional candidates.
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Not only are you probably throwing away or neglecting perfectly good food at home, but you're also opening the door to more instances of impulse buying.
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Unlike the United States, lawyers in Australia are banned from taking percentage cuts of damages payouts, opening the door for litigation funders to fill the gap.
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When the principal arrived and tried opening the door with a key, a single gunshot was heard from inside the room, prompting the lockdown and evacuation.
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Opening the door to warrantless vehicle searches, the ACLU warned, also opened the door to widespread abuse of this data by law enforcement and the government.
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With the support of the Liberal Democratic Party and the Scottish National Party, that motion would likely pass, opening the door to a vote in December.
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With the support of the Liberal Democratic Party and the Scottish National Party, that motion would likely pass, opening the door to a vote in December.
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While longstanding peace in the region failed to flourish after the Oslo Accords, Peres maintained that the talks were essential in opening the door to communication.
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Trump went after Draghi early Tuesday for opening the door to more monetary stimulus in Europe, which would likely weaken the common currency against the greenback.
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The DeVos family, Republican mega-donors in Michigan, have also recently withdrawn their support for Amash, opening the door for other funders to potentially follow suit.
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The Senate passed its fiscal-year 2018 budget resolution Thursday, opening the door for the passage of Republican leadership's massive package to overhaul the tax code.
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The crisis has contributed to uncertainty among investors, who feared political upheaval if Macri lost to Cristina Fernandez, opening the door to defaults and debt restructuring.
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Other technologies help with blind intersections or when backing up into crossing traffic, and warn the driver of approaching vehicles from behind before opening the door.
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With VoiceMyBot and its link through to work processes, Hipchat is opening the door to how the Echo might be conceived as a business device, too.
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Two of Kenya's three top retailers - Uchumi Supermarkets and former regional No. 1, Nakumatt - are failing, opening the door to chains such as Shoprite and Carrefour .
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I hate its crystalline door handles that make you feel like you're opening the door to Superman's Fortress of Solitude rather than a $100,000 luxury car.
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"Opening the door each evening and seeing him running at me is one of the highlights of my day," the former GOP representative from Montana added.
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Fraunhofer's announcement notes that the company is "terminating" the "licensing program" for the MP3, opening the door for royalty- and licensing-free use of the format.
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In short, by concealing the contents of his meetings, the President is opening the door for Putin to manipulate him and use him as an asset.
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The U.S. decision to withdraw from TPP was widely viewed as opening the door for China to assert its own views on trade in the region.
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While cabin crew would normally be seated at the emergency exit, they were unable to prevent the passenger from opening the door, according to the Independent.
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On June 11, the FCC's decision will go into effect, opening the door for Big Telecom to control access to online content as it sees fit.
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Only government can organize this technically complex network so that it delivers the cheapest possible electricity to everyone, while opening the door to massive infrastructure investment.
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"Devon is just opening the door because we have so many other graduations that are going to be coming up in years to come," she said.
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The Senate passed a 1.9 percent increase, but the House never followed suit, opening the door for the president to act unilaterally on his proposed freeze.
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Opening the door and greeting me by name, the receptionist gave me an envelope he was about to stick on the door before he went home.
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If a candidate acknowledges sexism, for example, it can feel like they're opening the door to critics arguing that sexism will hurt and doom their campaign.
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"We're opening the door wider to make a USC education possible for talented students from all walks of life," said President Carol Folt in a statement.
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And the main problem is that Trump has refused to divest himself from his own business interests, opening the door to profiting off regular campaign operations.
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The 214th allowed involuntary servitude to continue for people convicted of crime, inadvertently opening the door to the creation of a giant system of convict labor.
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The contradictory message followed Trump's decision on Sunday to pull 50 American special forces troops out of northeastern Syria, opening the door for a Turkish incursion.
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The move was widely seen as opening the door to putting sanctions on Rosneft, which in recent months has taken around half of Venezuela's crude exports.
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The bill's sponsor is seeking to demote "Maryland, My Maryland" from "official" to "historic," effectively retiring it and opening the door to a new state song.
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Despite the slick, fussy Victorian décor, Stolarsky's presence reduced the suite to a bug's lair, as if by opening the door Bruno had lifted a rock.
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These refiners were hoping to extend their ability to deliver products deeper into Pennsylvania, opening the door for a full reversal all the way to Philadelphia.
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"I have been glared at for opening the door for a Quebecois woman and once called a Quebecois girl I liked, 'my little baby,'" he recalled.
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The company said it would restate its earnings and delay filing its annual report, opening the door to a possible default on its $30 billion debt.
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Opening the door and holding it for somebody to go through the door whether it&aposs a woman or another man or just common courtesy to somebody.
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However, leaders from both parties have signaled they are willing to work together on infrastructure, opening the door for a bipartisan bill to move forward in Washington.
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But once you start getting into that realm of I&aposm going to determine content, then I think that you are opening the door to real problems.
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The upshot: It raises the prospect of eliminating some of the rules against blocking, throttling and paid prioritization, opening the door to fast lanes on the internet.
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There are evident risks to opening the door to using the 25th Amendment to remove presidents on the basis of general concerns about unfitness or mental instability.
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After a while I remember opening the door and seeing him just there facing the door, masturbating, so I quickly closed the door again and locked it.
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A U.S. Supreme court decision in May threw out a 1992 ban, opening the door to any state that wants to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagering.
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He agreed last month not to defy term limits by standing for re-election, opening the door to the Central African nation's first democratic transfer of power.
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Simple. As more personal mobile devices invade the business world, leaks from those devices are opening the door to corporate hacks, stolen business data and crippling cyberattacks.
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The Federal Communications Commission is fueling the war over media consolidation by opening the door to another deregulatory spree targeting rules that stop local broadcasters from merging.
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Here are some trends to consider:Efforts by big tech companies to popularize AI concepts are opening the door for innovative applications, such as health and safety efforts.
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Philippines stocks shed 2119.42 percent as inflation there quickened to its highest in more than five years, opening the door for a third rate hike this year.
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States could also change the rules on what forms of coverage must be provided, opening the door for insurers to offer bare-bones plans at cheaper prices.
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AFSCME, a case that public sector unions feared would deal a heavy blow by potentially reducing their financial coffers and opening the door for declines in membership.
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With the support of the Liberal Democratic Party and the Scottish National Party, that motion is likely to pass, opening the door to a vote in December.
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But to save you the strain of actually physically opening the door when you see something you want, a simple foot tap now does that for you.
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Last week, Reinhart posted a GIF of Veronica and Archie opening the door to Reggie and the rest of the Riverdale High jocks holding three large pizzas.
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The sale comes after Australia announced plans to deregulate the media sector, opening the door for a raft of potential mergers and acquisitions by major media companies.
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Last month, the State Department settled a long-standing Wilson lawsuit, opening the door for Defense Distributed to put blueprints and CAD models for most guns online.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that U.S President Donald Trump had given Mattis the authority to set troop levels in Afghanistan, opening the door for future troop increases.
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Consumer prices have since dropped below 16%, opening the door to the first monetary easing in four-and-a-half years in the Middle East's largest economy.
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Now, the women's division -- filled with stars like Amanda Nunes, Cris Cyborg, Holly Holm and others -- is thriving ... and they credit Ronda for opening the door. Congrats!
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This is not to say that Democrats -- or Republicans for that matter -- should advocate rushing to war in Syria, nor opening the door to millions of refugees.
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One possible scenario would've been for current Energy Secretary Rick Perry to move to helm DHS, opening the door for Manchin to take over as Energy secretary.
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He agreed last month not to defy term limits by running for re-election, opening the door to the Central African nation's first democratic transfer of power.
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Tennessee is now home to more than 30 distilleries after laws were relaxed in 2009, opening the door for craft spirit makers to launch across the state.
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Opening the door to foreign drug importation, even in limited circumstances, would represent a significant step in the administration's efforts to lower the cost of prescription drugs.
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In the course of about a week, the administration has shifted from opening the door for diplomacy with Iran to alluding to possible military strikes against it.
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Trump's decision to end the program comes with a six-month delay, opening the door for Congress to pass legislation to extend the protections for DACA recipients.
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The treaty bans countries from claiming space and celestial bodies for themselves but allows for their use - opening the door to business exploitation by StartRocket and others.
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The company's shares sank earlier this year after it said it would delay filing its 2015 financial report, opening the door to possible default on its debt.
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The guidance included specific examples opening the door to using Yelp, FourSquare or a similar site that offers a business review feature, granted certain conditions are achieved.
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When left-wing students protest, the right claims the mantle of defending free speech — when what they're actually doing is opening the door to overtly offensive discourse.
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Lawmakers are opening the door to reviving immigration negotiations, but a renewed effort to find a deal on border security is facing long odds on Capitol Hill.
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But the measure risks opening the door to mass government surveillance of the entire country and increases the danger that private information about citizens could be hacked.
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The country announced today that it would stop complying with the 2015 nuclear pact, opening the door to an "unlimited rise" in its stockpile of enriched uranium.
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The group denied leaking the information, but on Thursday Ecuador made good on its threat — opening the door to British police officers who carted away Mr. Assange.
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They've gone in the appropriate step of saying they're not just opening the door to buying individual corporate bonds, but they're also buying eligible exchange-traded funds.
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Democratic blog Daily Kos on Thursday announced its endorsement of Lamb, opening the door to what could be a flood of largely small-dollar donations from progressives.
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She said that her dismissal from the post put national security at risk by opening the door for Russia to further influence Ukraine, a strategic American ally.
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By opening the door to a new founding charter, Chileans are ready to build their own future — by dismantling the constitutional edifice that Augusto Pinochet left behind.
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The agreement's value lies in opening the door to an Afghan peace process — it will retain its salience only if it is followed by that next phase.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee indicated Thursday night he will oppose opening the door to new witnesses in a vote currently expected to come as soon as Friday.
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To hear industry tell it, this surveillance provides important insights into how well a store and its employees perform, opening the door to real world targeted ads.
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Sky would reduce Comcast's reliance on its mature U.S. market by opening the door to Europe, where pay-TV penetration is at about 30 percent and rising.
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If proven, it could be strongest link tying the administration to the corruption investigation, potentially opening the door for the Superior Electoral Court to void 2014 elections.
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Given the way the season has been going, they could easily lose one of those games, opening the door for a final regular-season No. 1 of ... Xavier?
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Comments he made three weeks ago in Sintra, Portugal, were seen opening the door to a tapering of asset purchases and sparked a sharp sell-off in bonds.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Microsoft is opening the door to more digital assistants you can chat with on your Xbox One, according to a report from Windows Central.
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If a mail carrier is coming to your front door to drop something off, the USPS advises putting your dog in a separate room before opening the door.
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With a faster growth rate the budget deficit would be smaller — taking pressure off deficit reduction and possibly even opening the door to tax cuts or spending increases.
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But the discoveries in South Africa are from higher latitudes, opening the door for the identification of even more species and a broader understanding of the Devonian period.
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Sotomayor noted that everybody "is afraid of opening the door" in the case and asked Fisher to explain why the racial testimony in the case should be considered.
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The third was approval of a deal involving the United States enrichment Corp, opening the door for them to do direct business with Rosatom, the big nuclear company.
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But for 30 minutes or so, Westworld: The Experience actually did an incredibly good job of opening the door into a fictional world and ushering my group inside.
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Jim Webb announced he wouldn't seek re-election, opening the door to a Senate run for Kaine, who defeated another former governor, George Allen, in the 2012 election.
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However, the Aggies' presence alone accomplished what the SEC wanted: opening the door wide open for the rest of the conference to recruit and get exposure in Texas.
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Draghi also said the ECB's all-important inflation target of just under 2% should not be viewed as a cap, opening the door to more stimulus for longer.
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But the USDA in May began relaxing guidelines for that program, opening the door to meals with reduced whole grains, higher sodium and higher fat and sweetened milk.
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The Trump administration rescinded federal guidance specifically protecting transgender students in public schools in 2017, opening the door for schools and states to restrict bathroom use for students.
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Growing demand for advertising opportunities in China is opening the door for more American media companies to expand in the country, no longer as deterred by censorship worries.
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Trump had urged incumbent Republican Senator Orrin Hatch to run for re-election in Utah, but Hatch opted not to do so, opening the door to Romney's candidacy.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is considering classifying the country's electoral process as "critical infrastructure," Secretary Jeh Johnson said this week, opening the door to further protections.
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Conviction in the Senate at the time seemed unlikely, opening the door for Mr. Clinton's defenders to accuse Republicans of putting the country through a needless national trauma.
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Opening the door to foreign drug importation, even in such limited circumstances, would represent a significant step in the administration's efforts to lower the costs of prescription drugs.
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He has also criticised the government's resistance to opening the door to immigrants as a way to address a shortage of workers as Japan's population ages and shrinks.
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And he added that not every response to a cyberattack would necessarily occur in cyberspace, opening the door for other kinds of retribution like sanctions or military actions.
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Rationalizing domestic mining may result in lower output of iron ore and coal, thus opening the door for increased imports of cheaper supplies, especially from top exporter Australia.
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Iran is just days away from receiving certification that it has met its obligations under the nuclear pact, opening the door to billions of dollars in sanctions relief.
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Wentz has been diagnosed with a fractured vertebrae, according to media reports, probably opening the door for Nick Foles to start for the first time since week two.
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A Facebook bug briefly unblocked people on Messenger who had previously been blocked, opening the door to unwelcome messages and exposing otherwise hidden posts, the company said Monday.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first at-home genetic test for breast cancer genes, opening the door to the next stage in personalized DIY medicine.
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He has also criticized the government's resistance to opening the door to immigrants as a way to address a shortage of workers as Japan's population ages and shrinks.
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Indeed, he initiated the planemaker's decision in 2014 to rip up a decades-old system of middlemen supporting jet sales, opening the door to British and French investigators.
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The Bot graded him 72-6 on the season, and he even earned "Opening the Door" plaudits in the Week 3 and Week 6 editions of this column.
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But in a climate of increasing tolerance the number of marijuana formulas and extracts being brought to market has exploded, opening the door to challenges from patent-holders.
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While LinkedIn has made some baby steps (no pun intended) in this area, there is still a ways to go, opening the door to others to come in.
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However, Russia's central bank is expected to cut interest rates on Friday, according to a Reuters poll, opening the door for a further easing cycle later this year.
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Officers got a key to the home from the landlord, and upon opening the door she pointed the gun at one of the three officers attempting to enter.
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It introduced Brand Collabs Manager, a platform to connect video creators with sponsorship opportunities, opening the door for those with popular followings to earn more through advertising revenue.
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But he experienced a big win in South Carolina, propelling him to second place in the delegate count and opening the door to a flood of new endorsements.
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To the surprise of many, he welcomed Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif to Biarritz on Sunday, opening the door for him to discuss trade security with his counterparts.
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Enabling the safety latch also lets you open the door to see if it really is management knocking while preventing said knocker from unexpectedly opening the door fully.
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I, for one, hope cert review is granted in this case, opening the door for a much-needed review and possible reversal of earlier decisions by lower courts.
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If pipelines cannot cross the Appalachian Trail, energy companies will have to reroute or cancel them completely, perhaps opening the door for more large-scale investments in renewables.
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But in 2017 the House and Senate voted to eliminate those rules at the behest of industry, opening the door to years of additional abuse by the sector.
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In December, the Agriculture Department said it would give states greater control over the food stamp program, opening the door to potential new work requirements or drug testing.
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A kid genius working from a basement today may change the way our systems work tomorrow, crippling the effectiveness of Section 702 or opening the door to abuse.
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Nvidia recently opened up its proprietary G-Sync standard, however, opening the door to compatibility with a much wider range of panels that previously only supported AMD hardware.
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The new draft removes the definition of marriage altogether thus still opening the door to same-sex union albeit not giving it the same symbolic level of backing.
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Polls suggest the end of the FARC conflict has shifted voters' priorities to inequality and corruption from security issues - opening the door to the left for the first time.
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Especially as Chernyshov suggests the platform will, in time, support cloning a voiceprint for use in the conversation — opening the door to making fake calls in someone else's voice.
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He said that opening the door didn't have to mean compromising security, and that it would be good for Ball if the world saw what they could do. Command!
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Once approved by the expert, the painting became an accepted part of Vermeer's body of work—opening the door for subsequent forgery attempts, done in a similar (implausible) style.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced on Tuesday afternoon sweeping changes to who can advise the agency on its research and regulatory priorities, opening the door to more industry participation.
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Apple's cash hoard has ballooned to $245 billion as management eases the company toward a recurring, service-based model, opening the door to M&A and other strategic moves.
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Although he is in charge of protecting and holding the key, another Muslim family is in charge of opening the door and allowing the faithful to enter the church.
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The high-school-age female victim told police that she was grabbed from behind by three men while she was opening the door to her house on September 2.
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The president had urged incumbent Republican Senator Orrin Hatch to run for re-election in Utah, but Hatch opted not to do so, opening the door to Romney's candidacy.
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As any Olympian returning home from Rio will tell you: Britain comes first, but we can raise the game by opening the door to players and coaches from overseas.
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A federal judge in Delaware ruled in March 2017 that four Acorda patents relating to Ampyra were invalid because they described obvious ideas, opening the door for generic competition.
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In their attacks on the 2016 elections, Kremlin operatives worked relentlessly to obliterate any recognizable form of truth, opening the door to even the most absurd conspiracies and lies.
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Buttigieg set off political insider alarm bells this week when he announced he is not seeking a third term as mayor, potentially opening the door to a 2020 run.
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And then there was Jaiden Dixon, the 9-year-old, who had the misfortune of opening the door when his brother's father came by in a gale of rage.
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"Imagine opening the door to your humidor and sinking into your favorite leather lounge chair — that's the sensation new Super Duty Limited inspires," said Ford design manager Aileen Barraza.
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The gadget is primed by opening the door, which works as normal, and then waits until it hears the distinctive, standardized 85 decibel tone of a triggered smoke alarm.
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"I am deeply concerned the V.A. is opening the door for predatory for-profits to take advantage of men and women who have bravely served our country," she said.
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Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, is rethinking efforts to rebuild Gaza's economy as a way of opening the door to a broader peace accord.
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Hungary Hungary's parliament has voted to let Prime Minister Viktor Orban rule by decree indefinitely, opening the door for the populist leader to enforce all kinds of restrictive policies.
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Rules designed to prevent two teams from the same country from meeting in the final have been abolished, opening the door for a Superclásico showdown like River vs. Boca.
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The bill would also roll back a requirement for an abortion to be performed by a physician, opening the door to nurse practitioners and physician assistants to perform them.
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Mr. Helfant holds a key to her cavernous heart, opening the door in her left hind foot for daily tours during summers and on weekends in the off-season.
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Opening the door to Mr. Bannon's dismissal is an unusual move for someone who, despite the reality-television-boardroom-tyrant caricature, normally reserves his scolding of subordinates for private.
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Last week, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) scrapped a rule requiring that candidates meet a threshold of grassroots donations, opening the door for Bloomberg to participate in a Feb.
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The U.S. strike that killed Iran's top military leader could put America's fight against the Islamic State in jeopardy, opening the door to the reemergence of the terrorist group.
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But each of those companies is still digesting enormous acquisitions from last year, potentially opening the door for a large, unchallenged bid by one of the big technology companies.
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St. Louis circuit attorney Kim Gardner announced last week that she has opened a formal investigation into the governor, opening the door for new details or revelations to emerge.
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It also called into question the economic assumptions that had guided the country since World War II, opening the door for new assumptions that have governed us ever since.
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Mr. Morrison and his supporters are already arguing that opening the door even a little to settlement in Australia will encourage a flood of migrants and deaths at sea.
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Indeed, on opening the door, the couple's apartment, which they share with three small children, was flooded with soldiers while some 280 more were swarming in the street below.
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Polls suggest the end of the FARC conflict has shifted voters' priorities to inequality and corruption from security issues, opening the door to the left for the first time.
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So, testing for HPV would be an upstream way of testing for cervical cancer risk — allowing for earlier detection, cost savings, and even opening the door for at-home testing.
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The Fed did say, however, that near-term risks to the U.S. economic outlook had diminished, opening the door for a potential near-term hike in the eyes of many.
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But Clinton's reputation really was hammered over the course of the primary, at least opening the door for them to stay home or defect to Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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Fiers retired the side in order in the sixth and seventh innings, with a fielding error by shortstop Carlos Correa opening the door for an Angels run in the eighth.
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Flawed though our institutions may be, they are the best that 4,000 years of civilization have produced and cannot be cast aside without opening the door to something far worse.
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"One example is opening the door to life-affirming pregnancy centers and businesses through federal grant programs like Title X." HHS Secretary Azar gave political appointees more power over grants.
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FDP leader Christian Lindner was seen as a potential replacement, but has signaled he would rather lead the party in parliament, possibly opening the door for his deputy, Wolfgang Kubicki.
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"One example is opening the door to life-affirming pregnancy centers and businesses through federal grant programs like Title X." HHS Secretary Azar gave political appointees more power over grants.
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At times agents appeared satisfied by simply opening the door of the van-sized taxis and glancing at the passengers, while at other times they grilled passengers with several questions.
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Our growing understanding of how genes and biology function is opening the door to incredible medical applications like using genome sequencing and gene therapies to fight cancer and other diseases.
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The 28-year-old watched as Briton Hunt accidentally added an extra twist to his final dive, giving him a zero for the effort and opening the door for Parades.
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When Foxconn, Apple and Brazil made a deal to have iPhones made in Brazil, it was touted as opening the door to a massive investment in the country's technology sector.
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In 2014, a federal judge found the policy to be discriminatory, a decision that rippled throughout the industry, opening the door for the creation of more mixed-sex training teams.
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Texas A&M University is opening the door to higher education for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities — making history as the first program of its kind in the state.
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Sources close to Wayne tell TMZ, the rapper is fuming after Tyga was cut loose, opening the door for him to sign a new deal with Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music.
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Goldman Sachs strategists believe markets may be getting ahead of themselves in expecting an interest rate increase in August, potentially opening the door to more losses in the British currency.
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FairPlay Canada argues that digital piracy reduces profits and in turn hurts jobs, but digital rights groups like OpenMedia see FairPlay Canada's proposal as opening the door to more censorship.
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While these "bear trap"-style bindings had the advantage of firmly locking boots to skis, opening the door for faster and more daring skiing styles, this was also their downfall.
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A U.S. Supreme court decision in May threw out a 1992 prohibition against the activity, opening the door to any state that wants to legalize, regulate and tax sports wagering.
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But one thing has remained constant: The justices' fear of opening the door to a flood of court fights over election maps if the court strikes down any of them.
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The government's decision to incorporate it as a stand-alone entity in 2007 was the first big step towards improving its performance, opening the door for it to lend more.
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The courts then adopted a map that altered more than two dozen districts, eliminating several Republican safe seats in the State Legislature and opening the door to a Democratic majority.
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The departure of any nation from the European Union would be significant – as we saw with Greece a few years back, even opening the door to departure would be disruptive.
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MOSCOW — A criminal conviction of a key opposition leader, Aleksei A. Navalny, was overturned on Wednesday by Russia's Supreme Court, formally opening the door for him to run for office.
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When the Supreme Court's conservative majority issues a ruling opening the door to electoral law changes that benefit Republicans at the expense of Democrats, Republican legislatures rush to follow suit.
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"By allowing candidates to use their private campaign funds to pay for childcare, the FEC is opening the door for working parents to have a voice in elective politics," Rep.
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The move comes less than three years after California fully legalized recreational marijuana in the state, opening the door for expungement and re-sentencing for people with marijuana-related convictions.
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The kiwi got an extra lift after S&P Global Ratings affirmed New Zealand's credit ratings and raised its outlook to positive, opening the door to a possible ratings upgrade.
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Meanwhile, bills introduced in both the House and the Senate would repeal the rules outright, opening the door for the return of lending practices that make working-class families poorer.
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Still, the end result is a public that no longer really understands what's happening in their own towns and cities, opening the door to less meaningful oversight of local politicians.
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A Swiss court is soon set to decide whether UBS must hand over historical client data to French tax authorities, potentially opening the door to fresh claims against Swiss banks.
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In 1980, President Jimmy Carter signed the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act, expanding ANWR and opening the door to drilling in a 1.5 million-acre region of the refuge.
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Federal regulators unveiled a sweeping plan to soften the Volcker Rule, opening the door for big banks to resume trading activities that were restricted under the 210 Dodd-Frank law.
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Also opening the door for Chytil to stay with the Rangers was Vigneault's decision to shift J.T. Miller back to wing after experimenting with him at center early in camp.
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Oil prices have started to recover after an extended downturn, leading to higher profits for major oil producers this year, and opening the door to more mergers in the sector.
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A lasting effect of the 2008 financial crisis is the shattering of trust in large institutions, as well as the leaders who installed them, opening the door for populist politicians.
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Opening the door to a peace treaty with North Korea is as close to cutting the Korean Peninsula's Gordian Knot as possible under the present set of ever direr circumstances.
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By also providing block-level data on eligible voters, the bureau is opening the door for states to redraw their legislative maps in 2021 based on that population base instead.
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The Olympic Winter Games Pyeongchang 2018 are hopefully opening the door to a brighter future on the Korean Peninsula and inviting the world to join in a celebration of hope.
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The court however said the regulator's claims that Qualcomm had disadvantaged smartphone makers by signing "comprehensive" licensing deals lacked evidence, opening the door for the company to continue such practices.
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When Greyhound allows Border Patrol agents to apparently board its buses without a warrant, it is opening the door to racial profiling and harassment of Latinos and Spanish-speaking passengers.
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The paper claimed that the British government currently has an ambiguous stance to the industry which is opening the door to criminal activity as well as high risk for consumers.
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The CEA report further called for "examination" of "market structure changes throughout the supply chain" — opening the door to the broader form of antitrust scrutiny the Better Deal calls for.
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And that feeds the real danger here: that by opening the door for this kind of backdoor maneuvering, the superrich are going to have much greater sway over the political process.
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Both sides would get a look at how the other is harnessing nuclear power for peaceful purposes, opening the door that there can be trust around issues of even greater importance.
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The center-right Mauricio Macri administration reached an agreement with hedge funds suing the country over unpaid debt earlier this year, opening the door to Argentina's gradual reintegration into financial markets.
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However, instead of opening the door to the lavatory, he attempted to open the emergency exit in the back of the plane, according to a report from L'Agence France-Presse (AFP).
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Jerusalem (CNN)For the second time this year, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to form a government, opening the door for his main rival Benny Gantz to do so.
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By 212, both the Army and Marine Corps decided to issue M-270s to all troops heading to Vietnam, opening the door for the gun to become the military's standard firearm.
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Judge Mel Red Recana of the Superior Court denied a motion filed by Abe List's lawyers this week to strike the case, potentially opening the door to revealing the user's identity.
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Germany, mindful of the country's powerful car industry, has been hesitant to back the 2050 target, which is seen as opening the door for the bloc to reassess its 2030 goal.
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But giving developers a little more protection could have a powerful effect on the broader ecosystem, opening the door for multinetwork distribution and a more federated version of social media overall.
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After the grizzly bear delisting in July, states adjacent to the park — Wyoming, Montana and Idaho — were given management of the animals, opening the door for trophy hunting outside the park.
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He has also repeatedly criticized Fed policies, and he blasted European Central Bank President Mario Draghi last month for opening the door to more easing policy, which sent the euro lower.
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Annalise asks Wes to live with her (ostensibly, to save money; presumably, because he may not be safe after Mahoney's death), opening the door for a lot of roommate-sitcom fanfic.
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Trump also said he plans to meet with Chinese president Xi Jinping next month at the G20 summit, potentially opening the door for some sort of salvo between the two nations.
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Alternatively, it's possible the Assad regime might already be opening the door to local deals, offering a path to some kind of arrangement and understanding without the need for more bloodshed.
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America's closest ally, the United Kingdom, has expressed confidence that its intelligence services could handle any security risks posed by Huawei equipment, opening the door to a break with U.S. demands.
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Are those who demand that a company withdraws in these circumstances actually opening the door to less-scrupulous players and thus pushing the country or industry further down the integrity ladder?
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LG was a little more subdued but still had its share of kitchen futurism, with fridges that send notifications to your phone and let you see inside without opening the door.
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It expects to sign off on the software fixes on March 25, according to a person familiar with the matter, opening the door for it to be rolled out onto aircraft.
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Some people in Europe say that Chancellor Merkel is partly to blame for the influx of migrants by opening the door and allowing the route to be established through the Balkans.
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But the new standard incorporates the ability to send return path data back to broadcasters, opening the door to new consumer data collection and the use of region-specific targeted advertising.
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More Chinese mills are opting for high-grade iron ore to boost productivity and limit emissions, opening the door wider for suppliers of better quality ore to the world's biggest buyer.
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Terry McAuliffe's decision to restore voting rights to more than 200,000 convicted felons, opening the door to a legal battle that could create uncertainties about their ability to vote in November.
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Apparently, in the course of claiming generic domains for its operations, Fancy Bear often selected domains that riff off of Microsoft products and services, inadvertently opening the door to the lawsuit.
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"One of our vital recommendations to the government before opening the door for rice exports in October was for it to stock up on around half a million tonnes," Naggari said.
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In December, the Government Accountability Office determined the guidance document amounted to a formal rule and as such should have been subject to Congressional review - opening the door for Wednesday's vote.
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On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a 2014 New Jersey law allowing for sports betting in the state casinos and racetracks, opening the door for others to legalize as well.
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"Thank you for being a trailblazer in a sport that I would imagine, even today, people are unaware of the significant role that you played in opening the door," Scott said.
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Lawmakers are opening the door to reviving deeply polarizing immigration negotiations as they search for a way out of the partial government shutdown, which hit the two-week mark on Friday.
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Democrats argue that opening the door to paid prioritization will give companies like Verizon and Comcast the ability and incentive to give unfair advantages to certain sites while hurting internet startups.
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President Trump's White House legal team went through a shakeup this afternoon as Ty Cobb announced his retirement, opening the door for his replacement, Emmett Flood, a partner at Williams & Connolly.
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The bottom line: In opening the door to a policy change on Crimea, the U.S. would give up significant leverage over Russia, a country the administration has called a U.S. adversary.
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Even in opening the door to talks, Mr. Pompeo said the United States would continue to try to counter Iran's support of groups in the Middle East that undermine American interests.
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Lam's argument failed to resonate, in part because many believe Hong Kong can find a way to ensure Mr. Chan faces trial without opening the door to extraditions to the mainland.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid recently added acupuncture as a reimbursable treatment — opening the door to the possibility that other conditions may be covered by the government and private insurers.
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Under that approach, the agency could declare an impasse, opening the door for an outside panel — a body composed of presidential appointees — simply to impose most of what management had sought.
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In the end, she finds her calling designing ugly, over-embellished shoes and later runs into the sexy singer again on another trip to Ireland, opening the door to love again.
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By suggesting that Europe, and not just Germany, should develop new tech capabilities, Merkel may be opening the door to the kind of industrial strategy favored by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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McLaren have ended their Formula One partnership with Honda, opening the door for Alonso to drive for Toyota at Le Mans — a race that does not clash with any grand prix.
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And Republicans' lack of interest in even calling witnesses could open the door to a massive expansion of presidential power while effectively opening the door to foreign interference in our elections.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is jumpstarting new infrastructure and energy development projects in Latin America, while opening the door for more Chinese lending in the region.
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Mr. Trump has defied conventions of civility that long governed discussions of race in America, opening the door to greater assertions of white working-class identity and resentment in the process.
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If a "cause" is found it could posit a "cure," potentially opening the door to so-called reparative therapies similar to those that attempt to turn gay people straight, advocates say.
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The CEA report further called for "examination" of "market structure changes throughout the supply chain" — opening the door to the broader form of anti-trust scrutiny the Better Deal calls for.
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However, there are enough believers in the milestone that it was already opening the door to new discussions on where the market is going and when its run might ultimately stop.
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WRONG. Shortly after the video of SpotMini opening the door debuted, Boston Dynamics uploaded a new video, this time showing what would happen if a human tried to stop the robot.
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And a new electoral system approved during her government loosened the grip on political power that traditional parties enjoyed, opening the door to greater participation by minority parties, women and independents.
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Its supply chain for those items has lagged, people familiar with the situation have told CNBC, opening the door for potential partners such as Kroger to bring expertise in the area.
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However, on Thursday, Ecuador's current foreign minister, José Valencia, said Mr. Assange's citizenship had been suspended because of irregularities, opening the door for him to be handed to the British authorities.
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Asked whether that meant opening the door to a potential renegotiation of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, Centeno said he made no such suggestion and there would still be limitations.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services laid out in November four examples of what states could request -- opening the door for people to use subsidies to buy coverage outside the Obamacare exchanges.
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With ECB President Mario Draghi opening the door to policy tightening last month, most investors expect the ECB to reduce stimulus, acknowledging that better growth is providing natural support to the economy.
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It was reported late last week that the NES Mini, or the NES Classic, is to be discontinued, opening the door for a successor—and a SNES Mini would be just that.
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That means the company will be able to target ads within more clearly delineated areas, potentially opening the door to a new subset of advertisers like parks, farmers' markets and smaller stores.
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Finally, the latest version of Firefox also adds WebAuthn support for Windows Hello, opening the door to one day allowing you to use Microsoft's biometric security standard to log into compatible websites.
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Similarly, Cruz and Carlson's defenses (as prominent members of their fields) may send signals to their respective colleagues, opening the door to the possibility of defending Jones along the same speech grounds.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order to overhaul Obamacare Thursday, opening the door for plans that can force out people with pre-existing conditions and higher costs on the Obamacare markets.
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Kennedy announced his retirement Wednesday, prompting an immediate political scramble over his successor and opening the door for new legal fights on hot-button social issues, such as abortion and gay marriage.
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The jab came after the Democratic National Committee scrapped a rule last week requiring that candidates meet a threshold of grassroots donations, opening the door for Bloomberg to participate in a Feb.
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Spain's Supreme Court recently ruled a tax imposed by Madrid's city council on telecoms companies for their use of land was legal, potentially opening the door to more taxes of this kind.
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President Donald Trump went after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Tuesday for opening the door to more monetary stimulus in Europe, which would weaken the euro relative to the dollar.
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But Lies Within has no doubt already served as a crucial proof of concept for Skybound, opening the door for an entirely different kind of audience to explore Delusion's dark fantasy world.
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"This isn't just a story about vulgar language, it's about opening the door to humanity's worst side, about validating and encouraging racism and xenophobia," United Nations human rights spokesman Rupert Colville said.
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SPACEPORT AMERICA, New Mexico (Reuters) - The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched and tested a new umbrella-like heat shield on Wednesday, opening the door to landing humans on Mars.
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Recreational marijuana is still broadly prohibited in Mexico, but in 2015 the Supreme Court granted four people the right to grow their own marijuana for personal consumption, opening the door to legalization.
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The report comes two days after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates at current levels but acknowledged that the economy is improving — opening the door to a possible rate hike in September.
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With analysts asking questions about how Snap will grow its revenue, this is a key step toward making the app more useful, while opening the door to a new type of advertising.
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Still, the FCC says its proposal would apply to both hardware and software, opening the door for developers to build their own TV-watching apps or integrating those abilities into existing apps.
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Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdulaziz Al al-Sheikh, who has repeatedly opposed women working and driving and said letting them into politics may mean "opening the door to evil", has yet to comment.
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Yeah at the end of the movie she's just opening the door to herself, and I think turning that page, you see this blank page and you see that she's not finished.
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"In lifting the moratorium now, they're opening the door to new leases that will lock in the royalty rates that have already been found to be unfair to U.S. taxpayers," Harbine said.
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Now, security experts on both sides of the border fear Monday's tragedy will elicit an overreaction from the Trump administration, opening the door for more U.S. interference in Mexico's volatile drug war.
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"Opening the door to the use of campaign statements to inform the text of later executive orders has no rational limit," Judge Paul Niemeyer wrote in dissent to the 4th Circuit decision.
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Opening the door to political debate over Airbus would be fought by Enders, but sources close to the company say his future is now effectively tied to his handling of the probes.
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Opening the door to computer scientists, special educators, and doctors will help grow our nation's tax base, address critical societal challenges, and pave the way for the next great American technological innovation.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's telecommunications regulator, IFT, said on Thursday that any operator could participate in a spectrum auction this year, opening the door for billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil to bid.
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Trump has given Defense Secretary Jim Mattis the authority to set troop levels in Afghanistan, a U.S. official told Reuters, opening the door for future troop increases requested by the U.S. commander.
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The move by the global crude cartel gave a new lease on life to the U.S. shale firms by prompting higher prices and opening the door for frackers to reclaim market share.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday dealt a blow to gun control advocates by opening the door for some convicted felons to challenge a federal ban on them owning firearms.
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Zealous oversight from Justice and the FHFA have scared big banks from the market, opening the door for small companies to enter and take advantage of government programs like FHA-insured loans.
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The four liberal justices are expected to vote against Texas, the three conservative justices are expected to vote in favor, leaving Kennedy the swing vote, and opening the door for a tie.
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Detractors — primarily on the left — have criticized Citizens United and a 2013 appeals court decision based on it, Free Speech v F.E.C., for opening the door to unlimited corporate spending in politics.
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So the Republicans are all standing by Mark Harris at this point, but they're opening the door to the idea that there may have been some real trouble in the Ninth District.
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And then there's the issue that Trump has loaned rather than given his campaign the money, opening the door for Trump to pay himself back at a later date with outside donations.
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Opening the door to lawsuits initiated by Congress over the specifics of how the executive branch spends tax dollars would be a marked change and a potential threat to the White House.
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This initiative, Amendment 1, would amend the state's Constitution, cutting off Medicaid funding to women seeking an abortion, and opening the door to completely outlawing abortion in the state should Roe v.
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FEC, the 53 case that banned restrictions on corporate and organizational spending on independent campaign activities, opening the door to Super PACs and the considerably reducing limits on corporate influence in elections.
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Last year the Trump administration, seeking to win over farmers, lifted restrictions on the sale of gasoline containing up to 15% corn-based ethanol, called E15 - opening the door to expanded investment.
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Ensuring that Iran's nuclear program remains peaceful and opening the door a crack or two for new opportunities to build balance, stability and security in the Middle East are worth fighting for.
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In opening the door for increased domestic coal mining, Trump is setting up his supporters to be quickly replaced by automation, a trend that has already begun in many blue-collar industries.
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Earlier this month, the Trump administration said it would open millions of acres of offshore territory to oil and gas exploration — then promptly excluded Florida, opening the door to potential legal challenge.
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The Obama administration also barred insurance companies from making blanket exclusions on trans-related health care, opening the door for thousands of trans people to medically transition who couldn't previously afford it.
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Fourth-placed Japan already had a guaranteed spot as Olympic hosts, opening the door for New Zealand who came into the WEG having won more eventing golds (five) than any other country.
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She expressed concern that the United States was not doing enough to combat Russia's aggression, and that it was opening the door for other countries to do the same, the person said.
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And opening the door to such changes raises suspenseful questions about how far they will go, beginning with the issue of what movies will be shown and how they may be censored.
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Graham-Cassidy represents a different type of federalism, one that allows states to go below the congressionally mandated floor, paring coverage and opening the door to discrimination against those with preexisting conditions.
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LG: It's funny that you do that because someone yelled at me the other day walking into one of the convention centers for being on my phone while also opening the door.
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BERLIN/DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - Europe's highest court has ruled Germany's floor on retail prescription drug prices violates free trade in the single market, potentially opening the door to competition from foreign mail-order outlets.
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Free distribution through the web disintermediates artists and fans, opening the door for niche, polarizing creators that could never be distributed through mainstream mass-media channels like Hollywood film, television, radio or newspapers.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - The Bulgarian Orthodox Church on Monday urged lawmakers not to ratify a treaty designed to combat violence against women and domestic violence, saying it was opening the door to "moral decay".
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With this ad airing nationally, Burger King is opening the door for an editing war — and it risks having a malicious editor make the Google Home say something inappropriate when explaining the Whopper.
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On the other side, the AfD senses an opportunity: They hope these crowds demonstrate a broader public appetite for their anti-immigrant rhetoric, opening the door for them to make further democratic gains.
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It will bring together users of all three apps in a single network, database and community — enabling new features and opening the door to even more anticompetitive challenges, privacy troubles and social conflicts.
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Earlier this year, despite antitrust concerns from the Department of Justice, AT&T won approval for its $85 billion takeover deal for Time Warner, opening the door for more media M&A activity.
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Ming, the No. 1 overall pick in 2002 of the Houston Rockets and a transcendent 7-foot-6 center, is recognized as much for opening the door to international stars as his statistics.
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BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz have dominated the market for high-performance sedans for decades, but analysts warn a shift towards more sophisticated technology and software is opening the door to new challengers.
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"[It]will take X-ray science to the next level, opening the door to a whole new range of studies of the ultrafast and ultrasmall," explained SLAC's Mike Dunne in a press release.
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Now, with Trevor Noah taking over the program was overlooked in this year's balloting (as was "Late Show With Stephen Colbert"), opening the door for another late-night players to claim that mantle.
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On Wednesday, Judge Elizabeth C. Hurley ruled that a sentence of 18 months was appropriate for a felony conviction of neglect of a dependent, opening the door for Patel's release on time served.
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"Utilizing the safe space within our doctor's care, asking questions and opening the door to assess which birth control option may be right for oneself is more significant than ever before," she says.
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Here's betting it beats them all — and even soars past last year's $85 million domestic start for Doctor Strange — effectively opening the door for all manner of female-centered superhero movies to come.
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Still, the research's most basic goal is to better pinpoint the Y chromosome's role in reproduction and sex determination, and Tyler-Smith says it does that while opening the door for further investigation.
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BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz have dominated the market for high-performance limousines for decades, but analysts warn a shift towards more sophisticated technology and software is opening the door to new challengers.
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This research in seals suggests that non-human mammals have the potential to learn some of the fundamental sounds that make up human language, opening the door for further studies on language learning.
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Comments from ECB chief Mario Draghi on Tuesday were seen as opening the door to monetary policy tweaks, fuelling market expectations that the central bank could announce a reduction in stimulus in September.
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The Food and Drug Administration is asking the company behind leading e-cigarette brand Juul for information on how its products appeal to kids and teens, opening the door to possible enforcement actions.
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Lawmakers are opening the door to lowering the amount of border funding from the $5.7 billion that passed the House on Thursday to $1.6 billion, the amount in the Senate's Homeland Security bill.
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The footage shows the man, identified as Richard Simone, 50, opening the door of his truck and kneeling in front of about half a dozen officers, some of whom aim weapons at him.
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They've hit back hard at Democrats opening the door to expanding the number of seats on the Supreme Court, calls to abolish the Electoral College and to lower the voting age to 2023.
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But there have been hints in recent months that Barr and other top law enforcement officials plan to reopen the fight, opening the door to criticism from privacy hawks in Congress like Sen.
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Kubernetes, started at Google, has grown to become something of a standard in the cloud-computing industry — opening the door for Gravitational&aposs spin on the tech to work with all cloud providers.
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In short, expediting the creation of ETFs and opening the door to active managers would enhance innovation and the diversity of options in this market — a win-win for money managers and consumers.
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At the time, the Suharto-era government was liberalizing the entire sector, opening the door to anyone with at least Rp 10 billion [$695,000 USD] in assets to open a privately-owned bank.
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It's important to note that those who are in quarantine should not be opening the door to receive deliveries, and we encourage you to stick to the entirely digital options in this case.
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If the country keeps betraying this landmark law, it will continue to squander a powerful tool for reducing lethal concentrations of poverty and for opening the door to upward mobility for the poor.
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The country announced that it would stop complying with the 25 nuclear pact, which the U.S. withdrew from last year, opening the door to an "unlimited rise" in its stockpile of enriched uranium.
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Basic activities — leaving your home to do errands, going to work to earn money for your family or opening the door if a stranger knocks — can put you at risk of being deported.
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I still don't regret even opening the door and letting him in because I put my boundaries there and stopped him the best I could and because I love where I'm at now.
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The camera keeps track of the fridge's contents, monitoring when food is about to spoil and telling you whether Tuesday's leftover chow mein is still good to eat without actually opening the door.
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Death-penalty drugs: The Justice Department said the Food and Drug Administration lacked the legal authority to regulate drugs used for lethal injections, opening the door for states to import them for executions.
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Earlier this month US president Trump waived restrictions on telehealth services for the federal health insurance program, Medicare — opening the door to a surge in remote consultations from Americans with federal health insurance.
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Some believe this could be the year where co-CEO and cofounder Marc Benioff steps away from his day-to-day role at the company — opening the door for a massive executive reshuffling.
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"He was always religious, and he always prayed with us," Bella said in a recent interview, opening the door for fresh debate about representation of diversity as it exists in the Muslim community.
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Democratic strategist Michael Gordon, principal of Group Gordon, said Warren fumbled on "Medicare for All," the premier policy issue among progressives, opening the door for Sanders to cement his standing on the left.
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Even big conglomerates looking for top executives are opening the door to candidates who don't work at multibillion-dollar, global companies, says Jeanne Branthover, managing partner of DHR International, an executive search firm.
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Oil prices have started to recover after an extended downturn, strengthening profit at major oil producers in the second quarter of this year and opening the door to more mergers in the sector.
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And with another major U.S. sports league opening the door to allow players to use marijuana and associated compounds like CBD, a debate is heating up about the way football players manage pain.
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The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) order repealing net neutrality was published in the Federal Register Thursday morning, opening the door for supporters of the Obama-era rules to launch legislative and legal challenges.
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Inovat is a startup that aims to simplify and digitize the process so that it's not such a pain, opening the door for people to get more of the money they're rightly owed.
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President Donald Trump on Friday declared a national state of emergency over the coronavirus, opening the door to providing what he said was about $0.33 billion in federal aid to fight the disease.
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"Today I would simply say to her supporters, of whom there are millions: We are opening the door to you, we would love you to come on board," he said in Burlington, Vermont.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said on June 4 that the central bank would respond "as appropriate" to the risks posed by a global trade war, opening the door to a possible rate cut.
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In this week's episode, a human with a hockey stick does everything in his power to stop the robot from opening the door, including tugging on the machine, which struggles in an ... unsettling manner.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Hungarian autonomous vehicle technology start-up AImotive, which has changed its name from AdasWorks, said on Monday it had expanded to Silicon Valley, opening the door to becoming an acquisition target.
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Crucially, the bill does not require police to obtain warrants or suspect criminal activity before launching drones to surveil public events, opening the door for aerial police presence at potentially any protest or rally.
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FIFA have also voted to expand the World Cup to 48 teams for the 2026 edition, requiring more facilities to handle the increase to 80 games while also opening the door to joint bids.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congolese prosecutors have dropped an investigation into allegations opposition leader Moise Katumbi hired mercenaries, a document showed on Tuesday, opening the door for him to return home from three years in exile.
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Trailing by 214, the Broncos pulled to within 22014-228 when Anderson turned a screen pass from Siemian into a 893-yard touchdown with 289:22 remaining, opening the door to the Broncos comeback.
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Opening the door to more volatility, Snap employees on Monday will be permitted to sell shares for the first time since the IPO, in the second expiration of restrictions on sales by certain shareholders.
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California's supreme court, in applying the broader "ABC test," decided contract drivers working for delivery firm Dynamex were improperly classified—opening the door for gig workers across the state to challenge their own statues.
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A U.S. District Court on Monday rejected four out of five of Israel-based Teva's claims of patent infringement on its top-selling multiple sclerosis treatment Copaxone, potentially opening the door for generic competition.
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"The costs of doing business and competition for talent are eroding the return profile for start-up companies in Silicon Valley, opening the door for other geographies to compete for the attention of innovators."
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" Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made similar remarks on Monday, saying, "There has got to be some way to avoid breaking data encryption and opening the door to a lot of bad actors.
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Jacquizz Rodgers filled in admirably for Doug Martin (hamstring) before sustaining a sprained foot versus the Raiders, perhaps opening the door for a three-man backfield of Antone Smith, Peyton Barber and Mike James.
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Michael Rotondo's parents suing to get him evicted from their home is opening the door for the 30-year-old to get a job, right alongside the likes of Farrah Abraham ... TMZ has learned.
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Congress repealed Glass–Steagall in 1999, opening the door to the sort of megabanks that ultimately took billions of dollars in bailouts during the 2008 financial crisis, an outcome that arguably vindicated Mr. Linton.
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Trump's shift to a more unilateral, transactional diplomacy has left a void in global leadership, unsettling traditional allies in Europe and opening the door to rising powers like China to assume a bigger role.
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"Let someone else fight over this long bloodstained sand," Trump said, adding that he showed "vision" and "courage" by pulling US troops out of the way and opening the door for Turkey to invade.
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Yet watchdogs of the nonprofit industry note that youth sports organizations rarely put in place routine checks and balances, such as having multiple people in charge of the money, opening the door to fraud.
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On Monday, the European Union's top diplomat said that bloc of countries would take the FARC off of its terror list, opening the door for Colombia to receive roughly $600 million in European aid.
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WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will declare a national emergency over the deadly coronavirus, opening the door to providing more federal aid to fight the disease, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing sources.
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The Fed is also widely, though not universally, expected to remove a pledge to be "patient" in taking future action on rates, opening the door to a possible cut at its coming policy meetings.
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In the Warriors run, Kawhi Leonard missed a pair of shots and Kyle Lowry missed once, opening the door for Golden State to somehow survive what had been a truly epic explosion from Leonard.
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He said interest picked up after Canada's Supreme Court ruled, last June, that patients should be able to consume pot in whatever form they see fit — opening the door to edibles and other extracts.
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Superintendent of the Puerto Rico Police Michelle Fraley said Wednesday that her agency is low on officers and resources, "opening the door so that break-ins and other types of crimes can't be prevented."
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Kasich declined the offer, opening the door for Pence to add his name to Trump's ticket and face his turn taking charge of an unfortunate issue while the president handles the broad strokes messaging.
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But Dr. Glanzman hopes others will try to replicate the experiments in other animals, potentially opening the door one day to understanding how RNA and genetic tags on DNA could be involved in memory.
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"If it's a down payment, imagine walking up the stairs of your dream house, opening the door and seeing the bedroom for your child, the kitchen where you're going to cook meals," Rattle said.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Google unfairly used Oracle's software in developing its Android mobile platform, reversing an earlier jury decision and opening the door for a multibillion-dollar ruling against Google.
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I remember the feeling of opening the door to the museum and drifting down that slope, confronted with the yawning mouth of a 10-story-high, red-rubber-Venus-fly-trap-cum-Victrola-horn.
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Such liberalizations could include "opening the door a bit more" for technology companies, such as Google, which recently expressed interest in potentially expanding the company's services in China, where its search engine is blocked.
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The wider industry has increasingly adopted a policy of tiered pricing for poor countries, but the decision to waive patent rights in certain areas goes a step further in opening the door to competition.
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Obviously, we see things differently and would like to know how you plan to help America innovate by either growing engineering talent at home or opening the door for the same talent from abroad.
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The act brings Iran just days away from receiving certification that it has met its obligations under the sweeping nuclear deal reached last year, opening the door to billions of dollars in sanctions relief.
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A bill that would eliminate per-country caps on employment-based green cards, effectively opening the door to more high-skilled immigrants from India and China, failed on the Senate floor Thursday after Sen.
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If that works, then NASA will feel confident enough to start using this type of technology on other agency missions, eventually opening the door for the private space industry to use in-orbit servicing, too.
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The change to the guidelines will turn hundreds of thousands of people into hazardous drinkers overnight thereby reviving the moral panic about drinking in Britain and opening the door to yet more nanny state interventions.
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Earlier, Warren and others had helped convince the Education Department to agree to cancel the loans for some of those for-profit college students, opening the door to forgiveness for hundreds of thousands of people.
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Instead, he is suggesting opening the door to the Olympics to Russian runners and jumpers and throwers, though their presence at the Games would only make track and field look even more like a joke.
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"If midcyle adjustment is not in the Jackson Hole speech, people will interpret that as opening the door for more cuts as opposed to two or three," said Michael Gapen, chief U.S. economist at Barlcays.
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But Mr. Biden's campaign recently reversed course on its longstanding opposition to the assistance of super PACs, opening the door for wealthy supporters to spend unlimited amounts of money to assist his Democratic primary candidacy.
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"This pilot program ... crosses an important line by opening the door to the mass, suspicionless scrutiny of Americans on public sidewalks," Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the ACLU, wrote in the blog post.
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After Iran last month announced it no longer would observe any of the deal's restraints, Britain, France and Germany triggered the deal's dispute mechanism, opening the door to a possible re-imposition of international sanctions.
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Other tariffs on server components would make it more expensive to operate cloud services, raising expenses for internet companies and potentially opening the door for Chinese companies like Alibaba to compete with Google and Amazon.
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The BOJ kept policy steady this month but governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled readiness to boost stimulus as global risks cloud the outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in opening the door to additional easing.
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In March, we published a story that showed contributions from the ISP industry to members of Congress who voted to repeal a landmark FCC privacy rule, opening the door to the sale of customer data.
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WhatsApp has been given a relatively free hand since 2014, when Facebook bought it for $22 billion, but in recent months its two co-founders have announced their resignations, opening the door to closer integration.
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Investors were bewildered that Maduro, who narrowly won election in 2430 after the death of Hugo Chavez, appeared to be opening the door to default immediately after authorizing more than $29.7 billion to bond payments.
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Aixtron is considering reducing the size of the business with a partial sale, its chief executive said in an interview, opening the door for bidders after a takeover deal with a Chinese firm fell apart.
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I try to always be a gentleman especially when my wife is concerned, from opening the door for my wife to getting up to make her coffee in the morning — always putting my family first.
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After months of consideration, a New York State Supreme Court justice finally ruled on Tuesday that Zervos' defamation case can move forward, opening the door for more lawsuits against the president of the United States.
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In joining the European Central Bank by opening the door to interest rate cuts and more stimulus to counter an economic slowdown, the Fed sent the dollar to its biggest two-day loss of 2019.
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Republicans certainly aren't rushing to embrace BRAC now that Trump is proposing it, but some lawmakers are opening the door to consider reducing Pentagon infrastructure, even if it isn't a full-blown BRAC round. Rep.
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Even though they can be prohibitively expensive, a degree offers more opportunities than ever before, including increasing your future earning potential, opening the door to other employment opportunities and even adding years to your life.
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With the latest U.S. moves widely anticipated by global markets, investors awaited the Chinese response to the latest measures and pushed the dollar below a key technical level, potentially opening the door to more losses.
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"Package"... — Tom Taylor (@TomTaylorMade) March 26, 2019 After the night I've had l, there's no way I'm opening the door to a stranger delivering a package to a remote cabin...Also, I'm in my underwear.
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The trick is allowing for the good uses of the technology without opening the door to the bad ones, which generally means building in robust privacy measures like the disclosures mandated by the Illinois law.
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A World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling on Tuesday is opening the door for the United States to impose tariffs on European products, in what is likely the end of the 14-year-old trade battle.
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The proposal requires payment for those sharing any more than "insubstantial" portions of published content, but the term "insubstantial" isn't clearly defined, opening the door for cash grabs by publishers that don't understand the internet.
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Not keen on hasty moves, Draghi is likely to manoeuvre through with verbal action, highlighting the increased risks and opening the door to changes as soon as September, when the bank releases fresh economic forecasts.
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A Georgia appeals court has revived a lawsuit by a woman who said her strawberry Yoplait yogurt contained sharp metal flakes that she unsuspectingly consumed, opening the door for a jury to hear the case.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's lower house of Congress voted on Tuesday to allow foreign-controlled airlines to operate domestic flights in Latin America's largest economy, opening the door to more competition in an increasingly concentrated market.
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The White House also said Tuesday that there would be no "geographical limitations" on where the U.S. could send troops to fight ISIS, opening the door to sending more troops outside of Iraq and Syria.
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However, Jimenez bogeyed the par-three 17th after a poor tee shot, leaving the pair tied heading to the par-four 18th, where Jimenez missed a 10-foot par putt, opening the door for Sauers.
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The Air Carrier Access Act then said service animals could fly in the cabin with passengers, while also opening the door to broader range of emotional-support animals, which assist passengers with mental-health issues.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday but said near-term risks to the U.S. economic outlook had diminished, opening the door to a resumption of monetary policy tightening this year.
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The move has also effectively crippled the ability of the U.S. to drive the peace settlement in any credible manner, opening the door for other players, mostly notably the Russians and further sidelining the Americans.
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By looking to the underlying biology of a disease, drug makers will be able to discover and optimize therapeutics that intervene upstream of the symptomology, opening the door to halting or even reversing disease progression.
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The court's most junior member, Ginsburg explained, has the job of opening the door during court conferences, relaying the list of cases granted and denied to the court clerks and serving on the cafeteria committee.
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"Don't let him in, you have to kick him out again" is choreographed with Dua Lipa opening the door, and being marched backwards into the room by another woman, who appears to be addressing her.
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But it took until 2015 for lawmakers to finally heed the call for regulated dispensaries, and the state passed a law opening the door for a small number of licensed dispensaries to open up shop.
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The BOJ kept policy steady this month but governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled readiness to boost stimulus as global risks cloud the outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in opening the door to additional easing.
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Worse, the EU's proposal provided users whose content was falsely flagged and removed for copyright violations little to no recourse to false claims, opening the door to rampant abuse of the system by rights holders.
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" A 2016 essay that Ms. White wrote for PBS NextAvenue about her employment crisis drew widespread attention on social media, ultimately opening the door to publication of her recent book, "603, Underemployed and Faking Normal.
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In early 2014, mass protests in Ukraine forced out a pro-Russian president, Viktor F. Yanukovych, opening the door to leaders who wanted to pull away from Moscow and forge closer ties to the West.
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In joining the European Central Bank by opening the door to interest rate cuts and more stimulus to counter an economic slowdown, the Fed sent the dollar to its biggest two-day loss of 22019.
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Second, the team notes that there are regulations and laws on the books that give a fundamental advantage to consumers that cannot be easily changed, opening the door to a long-term ad-blocking solution.
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Many Senate Democrats are still smarting after their 2013 rules change that weakened the filibuster against presidential nominees, opening the door for Mr. Trump to push conservatives onto the Supreme Court and the lower courts.
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Journalist Zaid Jilani has also pointed out that warren has far from committed herself to Medicare for all with her recent "framework" comment and may even be opening the door to expanded Medicaid type coverage.
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To make Chromebooks more versatile and less limited to what's available on the web, Google has been taking steps to bring the Google Play Store to Chromebooks, opening the door to millions of Android apps.
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The president was criticized by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle in the wake of that decision, who warned that it could create a security vacuum opening the door for the resurgence of ISIS.
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It's unclear whether Trump supports expanding the current system, but it sounds like the president is willing to go further than what the NRA wants, potentially opening the door to background checks for private transactions.
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California, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina and West Virginia have all introduced bills opening the door to legalized sports-betting in the future.
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"Yesterday's speech in Sintra may well be remembered as opening the door for the next round of large-scale stimulus, similar to his Jackson Hole speech in 2014," analysts at Commerzbank said in a note.
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Reuters earlier reported that Saudi Arabia planned to relax its bug-damage specifications for wheat imports from its next tender onwards, opening the door to Black Sea imports and strengthening ties with Russia beyond energy cooperation.
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With the test gear, AT&T executives say they can literally see what is happening with each packet of data, allowing for greater security as well as potentially opening the door to new lines of business.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy, but only if the Catalan government gives up any independence ambitions.
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There are "evident risks to opening the door to using the 25th Amendment to remove presidents on the basis of general concerns about unfitness or mental instability," as Keith E. Whittington wrote for Vox last year.
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It was Garcia's first major league start, so Marlins Manager Don Mattingly pulled him after 77 pitches, opening the door for a Mets rally in the eighth inning and their sixth comeback victory of the season.
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The U.S. central bank said in a statement following its two-day meeting that near-term risks to the U.S. economic outlook had diminished, opening the door to a resumption of monetary policy tightening this year.
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Opening the door to developers could be crucial if the Galaxy Home is to have any form of success — one of the biggest issues with Bixby to date is that it just hasn't been very good.
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WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he wants to pursue a trade agreement with Brazil, opening the door to a possible resolution over an ongoing trade dispute between the two nations.
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Instead, an off-color Shiffrin finished fourth at the Yongpyong Alpine Center, opening the door for perennial bridesmaid Hansdotter to grab Sweden's first gold in the event since her mentor Anja Paerson's 2006 triumph at Turin.
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Instead, an off-colour Shiffrin finished fourth at the Yongpyong Alpine Centre, opening the door for perennial bridesmaid Hansdotter to grab Sweden's first gold in the event since her mentor Anja Paerson's 2006 triumph at Turin.
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An appellate ruling declaring Obamacare unconstitutional could prompt an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, opening the door for the top court to take up the issue in the midst of the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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The Edinburgh government, run by Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish National Party (SNP), had argued that meant Scots should have a new vote on leaving the UK, opening the door to them staying in Europe on their own.
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Despite widespread scepticism of many veteran bankers and fund managers, bitcoin is being propelled by a continued influx of retail buyers as well as promises of bitcoin futures opening the door to institutional investors, analysts said.
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Once you get past the novelty of buying something from an app and opening the door to the delivery guy 30 minutes later, you'll use whatever app is convenient, reliable and has the product you need.
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Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa said in London on Monday he hoped multilateral lenders would sign a deal for Zimbabwe to clear its arrears by December, opening the door to possible new funding, the first since 1999.
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The others were approved, including one opening the door for new private operators in Spain's high-speed rail system, but it was only the fourth time in Spanish democracy that parliament has rejected such a decree.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's BGA trade federation criticized euro zone countries including France on Tuesday for failing to reform their economies, saying this was opening the door to populists and leading to an "internal erosion of Europe".
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Will leaders be forced to make way for the next generation, or will frustration with the governing authorities diminish the belief of the African people in democratic institutions, opening the door for a return to authoritarianism?
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - The Cannes film festival is partly opening the door for streaming video giants this year, allowing Amazon to make its debut on the Croisette while leaving Netflix out of its 69th annual session.
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In July the ECB revamped its interest rate guidance and asked its staff to prepare options for more policy easing, explicitly opening the door to a rate cut and more bond purchases as soon as September.
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Despite widespread scepticism of many veteran bankers and fund managers, it is being propelled by a continued influx of retail buyers as well as promises of bitcoin futures opening the door to institutional investors, analysts said.
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On Monday, Mr. Williams recounted opening the door to his home in Barry to find his neighbor's daughter standing there and clutching a sack filled with colorfully wrapped presents that Mr. Watson had bought for Cadi.
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The dollar also benefited from a news report that U.S. President Donald Trump will declare a national emergency over the fast-spreading coronavirus on Friday, opening the door to more federal aid to combat the disease.
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The dollar also benefited from a news report that U.S. President Donald Trump will declare a national emergency over the fast-spreading coronavirus on Friday, opening the door to more federal aid to combat the disease.
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Though Tiuri is forbidden from opening the door, when an urgent knock is heard he does, and is hustled off by a hermit-squire who tells him to take a letter to the king at once.
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Read more " _____ Greg Sargent in The Washington Post: "Ryan and every Republican who supports its release know that he is opening the door to the possibility of a very serious escalation in Trump's abuse of power.
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A video posted on Twitter by activist and Cal State University professor Melina Abdullah shows Lacey's husband opening the door clad in a T-shirt and brandishing a handgun at several protesters who are off-screen.
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President Donald Trump's administration is about to make it easier for companies to build pipelines, bridges, and roads without an environmental review — opening the door to projects that could pollute the US and accelerate climate change.
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Moscow, the worlds largest wheat exporter, made some progress in accessing the Saudi and Middle Eastern markets when the kingdom agreed in August to relax specifications for wheat imports, opening the door to Black Sea imports.
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The judge presiding over PG&E's bankruptcy handed shareholders a loss, opening the door to a competition over the best path out of bankruptcy that pits the troubled utility against bondholders led by Elliott Management Corp.
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Moscow, the worlds largest wheat exporter, made some progress in accessing the Saudi and Middle Eastern markets when the kingdom agreed in August to relax specifications for wheat imports, opening the door to Black Sea imports.
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The old-fashioned church that Maura entered, that preached obedience and submission, changed after the 1962-65 Second Vatican Council and the Medellín bishops' conference of 1968, opening the door to a fiery theology of liberation.
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Actually opening the door requires deft navigation of the physical forces involved, bracing the Spot's body in a way that's nearly impossible for a human operator to replicate — but it's all athletic intelligence, not interpretive intelligence.
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Some experts fear that if the United States began testing again, it would risk a new arms race by opening the door to testing for many other countries that want to improve or develop nuclear arsenals.
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Those who reported getting contacted by the lobbying effort, including Trump Jr., said it focused predominantly on repealing the Magnitsky Act against Russia and opening the door for Putin to restore Russian adoptions for American parents.
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CFIUS was worried that Broadcom's takeover would lead to a decline in investments in research and development in the sector, opening the door for Chinese firms to take the lead in developing next-generation wireless technology.
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Citing the tax gift, Apple not only plans to issue bonus checks, but the tech giant is now working to build a new campus, creating over 85033,000 jobs and opening the door to countless new discoveries.
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From discounting Russia's attack on our elections to opening the door to inviting Russia back into the G7, Trump's presidency has been marked by a desire to let Russia off the hook for innumerable illegal actions.
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Opening the door to a small room with three servers, Habib Daoud Omar, an engineer who manages the site, said, "You are looking at all of Somaliland's Internet," referring to the autonomous region of northern Somalia.
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BRASILIA, May 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's lower house of Congress voted on Tuesday to allow foreign-controlled airlines to operate domestic flights in Latin America's largest economy, opening the door to more competition in an increasingly concentrated market.
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"The change to the guidelines will turn hundreds of thousands of people into 'hazardous drinkers' overnight thereby reviving the moral panic about drinking in Britain and opening the door to yet more nanny state interventions," Snowdon said.
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The sentence ends with the words "in accordance with national law," opening the door to arguments by pro-tobacco forces that any lobbying that's legal in a certain country is permissible when interacting with that country's representatives.
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"By incorporating the Peters projection maps -- an equal area representation -- into classrooms, we are opening the door for students to view the world in a different light," says Natacha Scott, social studies director at Boston Public Schools.
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After the box office and critical successes of female-led movies like Bridesmaids and Trainwreck, it seemed like the tide could finally change for women in film, opening the door to starring roles in exciting, original movies.
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But Murrett said diplomatic talks represent the "prospect of North Korea rejoining the family of the Asians" if only from an economic standpoint, potentially opening the door for the country to trade with more than just China.
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Trump, after opening the door last week to the speculation by refusing to say he would endorse Pence for president in 2024, seemed to shut down the possibility in an interview with NBC's Chuck Todd on Sunday.
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A graft probe rattling the government has widened dramatically in recent weeks, leading some traders to bet on a change of government opening the door for more market-friendly policies, which has boosted demand for Brazilian assets.
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But Mr. Walker's new Civil Service bill replaces anonymous exams with résumés, opening the door to political or racial bias that would prove almost impossible to detect because personnel files are not part of the public record.
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A number of physician and patient groups raised concerns that opening the door to negotiations on those protected class drugs would allow plans to exclude some brand drugs and limit access to important treatments for Medicare patients.
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The order, which comes in response to a petition by Charter, finds that AT&T's TV Now streaming service qualifies as reasonable competition for conventional cable, opening the door to a massive deregulation in monopoly cable markets.
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As in the 2016 referendum on EU membership, Johnson's message is clear - any more Brexit delays and the Conservative Party risks opening the door to a government led by opposition Labour leader and veteran socialist Jeremy Corbyn.
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But the issue hit Samsung particularly hard this past summer, opening the door for iPhone-loving jerks to add insult to injury with this $25 set of skins available for every model back to the iPhone 5.
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The CFPB was devised to be automatically funded through the Federal Reserve system, but Capo could push for the agency's budget to be determined by annual appropriations, opening the door to a yearly referendum on the body.
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The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged, but revamped its interest rate guidance and asked its staff to prepare options for more policy easing, explicitly opening the door to a rate cut as soon as September.
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However, it seems Oculus's intervention may have backfired, with an update to Revive not only allowing users to port titles again, but also bypass the Rift's DRM in the process, opening the door to easier VR piracy.
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The BOJ kept policy steady last week but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in opening the door to additional easing.
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ABOUT MICHIGAN STATE (2-3, 0-2): This is just what Dantonio didn't want to happen – his senior starter at quarterback struggles, opening the door for a controversy at the position not even midway through the season.
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NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine told a Senate committee on Wednesday the agency will consider using commercial rockets for its lunar crew test flight, opening the door for SpaceX to win a pair of potentially lucrative launch contracts.
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It is better understood as a historic breakthrough in the way that Democrats approach health care, opening the door for all kinds of fixes to a system that nearly everyone agrees is too expensive and too inefficient.
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"Drawing a hard line on Iran in Iraq might sound good on paper, but it might end up w our troops getting kicked out of Iraq again, opening the door for ISIS," he added in another tweet.
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ABOUT THE CAVALIERS (15-5): Starting shooting guard J.R. Smith is out with a knee injury, opening the door for veteran journeyman DeAndre Liggins to join the starting five and bring a defensive edge to the group.
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On Thursday, Bolsonaro is due to meet with crusading anti-corruption judge Sergio Moro, who led the "Car Wash" probe snaring big names in Brazil's political class and opening the door for Bolsonaro's tough-on-corruption campaign.
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"This is only the first step, and it's opening the door to multiple new trials," said Dr. Matthias Gromeier, a co-author of the study and a professor of neurosurgery at the Duke University School of Medicine.
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Strzok and Page, long disgraced for their anti-Trump text messages, were slammed as damaging the agency's reputation and opening the door for the appearance of bias in the Clinton investigation and the Russia investigation as well.
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The statement indicates a turning point in the conflict between Madrid and the northeastern region, opening the door for a political solution to a dispute which reached its summit last year with its unilateral declaration of independence.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has given Defense Secretary Jim Mattis the authority to set troop levels in Afghanistan, a U.S. official told Reuters on Tuesday, opening the door for future troop increases requested by the U.S. commander.
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But laws limiting this kind of third-party involvement have fallen out of favor in recent decades, opening the door for billionaires like Thiel to use their vast resources to wage war on people they don't like.
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After a Socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, took power in June, his government announced that it would publish an inventory of all property claimed by the Catholic Church, opening the door to potential challenges to that ownership.
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First his administration announced that he would focus on Iran, rankling European diplomats opposed to his withdrawal from the nuclear accord, while opening the door to a face-to-face showdown between the president and Iranian leaders.
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"I know that no parent in my neighborhood is going to be opening the door for anyone doing a survey," said Mr. Morio, 32, a stucco plasterer helping to erect a multimillion-dollar home in Los Angeles.
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The government should be doubly cautious because past interventions against the likes of AT&T, IBM, Kodak, RCA and Xerox severely weakened America's tech leadership, opening the door for Japanese companies to seize market share and jobs.
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Nevertheless, schools are being advised by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to begin planning now for possible interruptions, opening the door to a long-term gap between the haves and have nots in public education.
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In the early '21994s, around the time that Hayes left, magazines known for their photography like Look and Life were ceasing publication, opening the door for Esquire to become the pre-eminent mainstream publisher for major artists.
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For its class of 21996, the hall has continued its twin trends of honoring 1990s rock legends the instant they become eligible, and of opening the door to older stars who have been shut out for years.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump warned that he would not tolerate the "heinous" chemical weapons attack in northern Syria on Tuesday, opening the door to a greater American role in the country's civil war.
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President Trump warned on Wednesday that he would not tolerate the "heinous" chemical weapons attack in Syria, opening the door to a greater American role in a war that he has long said the U.S. should avoid.
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In fact, he recently suspended the US from the Intermediate Nuclear-Range Forces treaty that Reagan negotiated, leaving the fate of other nuclear deals in question while opening the door to a new international nuclear arms race.
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In early August of this year, however, the FDA finally approved soy leghemoglobin as a safe ingredient for uncooked products, opening the door to Impossible Foods being able to sell the meat alternative to home chefs everywhere.
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CFIUS is concerned that the deal would threaten the investments Qualcomm has made in areas like 5G technology, thus opening the door for other countries to surpass the U.S. in the race to establish new wireless networks.
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Government restrictions attached to the deal had limited Comcast's ability to harm consumers, but those restrictions expired over the summer, opening the door to questionable business tactics such as withholding NBC's television programming from competing cable providers.
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It is likely to add fuel to an already fiery dispute between Big Oil and Big Corn over the future of America's biofuel policy by opening the door to similar challenges from other refiners in the future.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian central bank is expected to cut interest rates on Friday, opening the door for a further easing cycle later this year amid slowing economic growth and inflation, a Reuters poll showed on Monday.
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It's not clear yet how PowerbyProxi will help Apple push forward on wireless charging, but the charging company does produce a range of higher-watt systems — potentially opening the door to wireless charging of larger devices like MacBooks.
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Mrs Merkel signalled that she would allow lawmakers from her ruling Christian Democratic Union a free vote on the issue, opening the door for Germany to give full legal equality to same-sex couples, which most Germans favour.
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Draghi's comments come on the back of comments earlier this week from U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who said Tuesday the central bank will "act as appropriate to sustain the expansion, " opening the door to rate cuts.
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The national assembly is this week debating a revised draft of the constitution, designed to replace a Soviet-era one to better reflect the times, for example acknowledging private property and opening the door to same-sex marriage.
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"They are basically saying we are opening the door to allow for approval if you want to sell to a state-owned enterprise," said James Williams, president of Engage Cuba, a Washington-based group promoting trade with Cuba.
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Tapping her artwork as a muse, she produced fashion and textile designs that would earn her the 1969 Neiman Marcus Fashion Award, before opening the door to a line of ready-to-wear garments in the mid-1970s.
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"Think about the lessons of history: Every time that my party has won the White House ... It's been with a candidate who is new in national politics ... and was opening the door to a new generation," he said.
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Headquarters: Culver City, CaliforniaYear founded: 2016Why it's revolutionary: TikTok is redefining the game for retailers in two ways: by opening the door to new influencer partnerships and by changing how brands are able to connect with their customers.
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"Failure to pass the deal [in June] could well see May finally step down, opening the door for a more eurosceptic prime minister and a possible hard Brexit," said Petr Krpata, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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The ACLU says that the current test seems appropriately narrow, but that it "crosses an important line by opening the door to the mass, suspicionless scrutiny of Americans on public sidewalks" — like the road outside the White House.
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BMI noted that an ongoing corruption investigation into several Brazilian engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies would reduce domestic players' abilities to pay for ongoing projects or bid for new ones, opening the door to more Chinese competitors.
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Conservatives would get a vote by late June on an immigration bill that parrots many of President Trump&aposs hard-right immigration views, including reductions on legal immigration and opening the door to his proposed wall with Mexico.
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Imagining opening the door to your apartment, and following your nose straight into the kitchen where your mother is making a slow-simmering ragu Bolognese from the kind of traditional recipe that has probably never been written down.
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It was the first such lift by S&P since 2006 that moved Russia's foreign currency long-term and short-term sovereign credit ratings to investment grade, opening the door to more international investors seeking entry to Russia.
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The ECB revamped its interest rate guidance on Thursday and asked its staff to prepare options for more policy easing, explicitly opening the door to a rate cut as well as more bond buys as soon as September.
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A hybrid sugar-protein on the outside of the virus called gp33 hooks onto CD4 like a key, opening the door for other HIV proteins and allowing the virus to fuse with the cell and inject its genes.
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When Markese Stepp had to leave the game in the third quarter with an ankle injury, walk-on Quincy Jountti lost a fumble at the Arizona 21 on his first carry, opening the door for the speedy Christon.
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"I believed that my contribution to feminism and women's rights was just being in a band and opening the door, making it okay for other women to be onstage," Bag says of her early years with the Bags.
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Sentiment was also bolstered by signs that China is stepping up efforts to restructure its lumbering and often inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs) by opening the door to more public and private investment in the long-protected sector.
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But the recently proposed HHS regulations don't distinguish between the two, opening the door to provider discrimination against patients on the basis of a variety of classes not protected by federal law, including gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Later Shane Lowery also withdrew over Zika worries, opening the door for 297th-ranked Seamus Power to join Harrington in the 60-man Rio field as golf returns to the Olympic program after an absence of 112 years.
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While it may be hard to imagine this President opening the door to multinational oil companies to extract more fossil fuels in the most dangerous and least forgiving environment on the planet, sadly it is a real possibility.
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You spend two minutes opening the door and you never actually had to place the order, you never had to think about, but it's something you wanted to get done and you can go back to your conversation.
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Thursday's meeting comes a week after Sessions rescinded the Obama-era policy that relaxed enforcement of federal marijuana laws, opening the door for federal prosecutors to begin charging users and businesses in states where the drug is legal.
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Simply spread out the biscuits evenly on a cookie sheet and cook in the oven for the exact time specified on the tube (no peeking; opening the door will lower the internal temp and tamper with your results).
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By switching from a system in which companies pay on all their profits to a so-called "territorial" system, the House plan would permanently exempt future taxes on all revenues booked offshore, opening the door to rampant abuse.
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What to watch: Following Pakistan's announcement that it would release a captured Indian pilot on Friday as a gesture of goodwill, opening the door for de-escalation, the ball is now in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's court.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's Greens said on Sunday they are willing to enter formal coalition talks with former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's conservative party, opening the door to negotiations that could bring them into national government for the first time.
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White House Counsel Don McGahn recused his office from handling Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe last summer, former White House lawyer Ty Cobb said Wednesday, opening the door for Cobb's hiring, according to a report in Politico.
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However, the equal protection claims raised in the Maryland lawsuit were not formally added to the record considered by the justices in this citizenship question lawsuit, opening the door for the lower court to still block the question.
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Beyond Singapore, macroeconomic fundamentals have underpinned solid growth of fitness tech in India and China, helping the industry attract capital and driving growth, while also opening the door to initial public offerings, further investment rounds, or private investment.
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The ECB meets on Thursday, three weeks after comments by central bank chief Mario Draghi that were seen as opening the door to policy tweaks in the coming months triggered a jump in bond yields and the euro.
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The ACA's Medicaid expansion made adults with incomes below 138% of the poverty line (about $35,500 for a family of four) eligible for the program, opening the door for millions of low-income Americans to get health insurance.
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The patent on the AR-15 by then had expired, opening the door for several new competitors, which is why the term "AR-15" is now considered a style of rifle, rather than a specific brand of one.
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Mnangagwa has repeatedly declared Zimbabwe "open for business" since he took office, but a credible election is key to lifting international sanctions and opening the door to badly needed investment in a country whose economy has long collapsed.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to serve as an arbiter for what counts as extreme partisan gerrymandering, opening the door for politicians of both parties essentially to pick their voters, disfavoring parties that are not in power.
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The central bank may nod to recent weaker-than-expected jobs numbers and softer inflation, and drop from its policy statement a pledge to be "patient" before changing rates - opening the door to a possible rate reduction later.
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The Democratic National Committee unveiled new debate rules on Friday that drop the requirement that candidates obtain a minimum number of campaign contributors, opening the door for former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg to take the debate stage.
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Many believe the suspension is a tactical move which aims to reduce the time MPs can debate Brexit before the deadline — therefore opening the door to push through a no-deal Brexit (something which Johnson has unsurprisingly denied).
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Earlier this year, the Pentagon named Russia as a near peer "great power" in its national military strategy, opening the door for the US to design and build new nuclear weapons it believes will deter Russian nuclear aggression.
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LG is showing off two models of its InstaView fridges, both of which feature a 22-inch display that can turn transparent to let users see what's inside without opening the door and letting the cold air out.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of PG&E Corp on Wednesday issued an order opening the door to a group of noteholders to file their own reorganization plan for the California power provider.
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Trump has at times signaled that he is willing to work with Schumer, including his surprise agreement to a government funding deal and opening the door to a deal on undocumented immigrants brought into the country as children.
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On the video, which was described to The Times, one officer can be seen going to the pen where Mr. Feliciano was hanging, opening the door, closing the door without entering and then walking away, the person said.
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Or we might be scheduled to eat leftovers, but when we're finally opening the door to the fridge, the thought of eating the same chili we had for lunch two days in a row seems tedious and sad.
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This year, the Senate Appropriations Committee passed similar defunding language, but the House Appropriations Committee narrowly rejected it, opening the door for horse slaughter facilities – which have a history of rampant cruelty violations -- to return to our country.
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FCC'S NET NEUTRALITY REPEAL PUBLISHED: The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) order repealing net neutrality was published in the Federal Register Thursday morning, opening the door for supporters of the Obama-era rules to launch legislative and legal challenges.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic was dumped out of the Paris Masters in straight sets by Marin Cilic on Friday, opening the door for Andy Murray to end the Serb's two-year stranglehold on the world number one ranking.
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Last April, the FCC expanded the Lifeline program—which for decades has made telephone service affordable to low-income Americans—to include broadband access as well, opening the door to the internet for millions of low-income people.
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We can, and should, be opening the door for every young girl who finds Muay Thai, or running, or soccer, or any other sport, and knows that from that moment on, her life will never be the same.
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Yet almost imperceptibly, she turns what feels like her own intensely private space into a shared one, as if opening the door to her home, or whatever it is that she's creating and dismantling at the same time.
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At a G20 Summit earlier this month, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin refused to sign the group of 20's stance against economic protectionism, opening the door for the Trump administration to levy tariffs or import taxes against other countries.
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The bulk of the market's sizable gains this week are due to comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who said on Tuesday the Fed will "act as appropriate to sustain the expansion, " opening the door to rate cuts.
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But now we have this very serious issue of the consideration at least opening the door to that from the White House podium today about whether American citizens are going to be handed over to Russian operatives for interrogation.
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At least eight U.S. airlines have applied for approval to offer commercial (rather than charter) flights to Cuba, opening the door for possibly more than 100 flights per day to between the United States and Cuba later this year.
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"Economic softening and 'low for longer' interest rates will again force banks to address subdued profitability, opening the door to further cost cuts and changes to business models," wrote analysts at S&P Global Ratings in a recent report.
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No to opening the door to him at all hours of the night, hotel after hotel, location after location, where he would show up unexpectedly, including one location where I was doing a movie he wasn't even involved with.
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Rajoy struck a conciliatory tone this week, offering to work with opponents on issues like pension and education reform, and opening the door to further dialogue with Catalonia, a northeastern region in the grip of a strong independence drive.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s campaign dropped its longstanding opposition to receiving assistance from super PACs on Thursday, opening the door for wealthy supporters to spend unlimited amounts of money to try to lift him in the Democratic primary.
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You could grab an Airbnb, opening the door to some truly amazing accommodation opportunities - from hidden loft conversions to house-shares with locals in the know, you'll find something out of the ordinary to suit your travels with ease.
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In a piece titled "Fighting neo-Nazis and the future of free expression," members warned that opening the door to regulating speech with the domain name system could create a new tool for oppressive regimes to take websites offline.
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Tom Cotton, on CBS' "Face the Nation," said despite the Obama administration's insistence it didn't pay a ransom for American hostages, that's what the rest of the world saw -- opening the door to kidnappings of Americans in the future.
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The Lakers started the second half by missing their first three shots from the field and committing three turnovers in first three minutes, opening the door for Toronto to cut the deficit to one on DeRozan's three-point play.
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Mergers: Despite Trump's populist bent, Wall Street and telecom CEOs see the new administration as more open to industry consolidation, opening the door to potential combinations like Sprint andT-Mobile, or even the rumored marriage of Charter and Verizon.
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Sentiment was also underpinned by signs that Beijing is stepping up efforts to restructure the country's lumbering and often inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs) by opening the door to more public and private investment in the long-protected sector.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has given Defense Secretary Jim Mattis the authority to set troop levels in Afghanistan, a U.S. official told Reuters on Tuesday, opening the door for future troop increases requested by the U.S. commander.
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Opening the door for the working class families to benefit from a retirement plan that works, like a pension, while protecting plans in place today, is one way we can ensure workers can maintain dignity throughout their entire lives.
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This landmark legislation would update federal fisheries management for recreational angling by opening the door to alternative management techniques that would improve public access to America's federal waters, promote conservation of our natural marine resources and spur economic growth.
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Nissan Motor has cancelled a potential $1 billion sale of its electric car battery unit to China's GSR Capital, opening the door to other likely suitors keen on a component that is vital for the booming electric vehicles industry.
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That sell-off was sparked on Tuesday after comments from ECB chief Mario Draghi were seen as opening the door to monetary policy tweaks, fuelling market expectations that the central bank could announce a reduction in stimulus in September.
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Last month, Mr. Trump added Iran's most powerful military force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, to the United States list of foreign terrorist organizations, opening the door to economic and travel sanctions on the group and its associated entities.
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Before the fire, the cladding had been banned in the United States and some European countries because it was too combustible, but English building rules were more lenient, opening the door to its use on hundreds of high-rises.
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An analysis of Graham-Cassidy by the CBPP found that the bill would allow individual states to get rid of that restriction, opening the door for much steeper premiums and out-of-pocket health costs for millions of people.
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For now, though, the silver lining may be that there's something humanizing about drying your hands opening the door to leave the bathroom only to hear someone finally, in your soon-to-be absence, clicking out of their stall.
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FRANKFURT, May 11 (Reuters) - German sportswear firm Adidas AG announced on Wednesday it is prematurely ending its partnership deal with English soccer side Chelsea, opening the door to an unnamed rival, prompting it to raise full-year profit forecast.
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US concerns... CFIUS is concerned that the deal would threaten the investments Qualcomm has made in areas like 2023G technology, thus opening the door for other countries to surpass the U.S. in the race to establish new wireless networks.
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By opening the door to a discussion on the end of years of easy money, Jens Weidmann struck a different tone to ECB President Mario Draghi, who said earlier on Thursday Frankfurt planned to stick to its policy plan.
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The court, however, dismissed the regulator's claims that Qualcomm had disadvantaged smartphone makers by signing "comprehensive" licensing deals, opening the door for the company to continue taking a cut of the price of the phone as a license fee.
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Benoit Coeure, the ECB board member in charge of its market operations, was once a key supporter of President Mario Draghi's ultra-easy policy but has been opening the door to an eventual withdrawal of stimulus in recent months.
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"After opening the door to Jean's apartment, Defendant Guyger stated in an interview with the Texas Rangers that she drew her service weapon and began issuing verbal commands to Jean, who was lawfully in his apartment," the lawsuit says.
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The book finds Fred, Wilma, the Rubble family, and the other denizens of Bedrock struggling, to varying degrees, with the perils of encroaching modernity, opening the door for stories centering on consumerism, technological fear, religious zealotry, and even PTSD.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index closed at its highest level since May 4, with miners, auto stocks and chemical companies tacking on biggest gains after reports that Beijing was opening the door to more spending by local governments.
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The stocks were notably red on the board Wednesday as the rest of the market continued to rally for second day after Powell said the Fed will "act as appropriate to sustain the expansion, " essentially opening the door to rate cuts.
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Things such as doing a secret good deed for a neighbor, like mowing the lawn, opening the door for strangers, sharing snacks with friends or even collecting donations of markers, books and bulletin board decorations for a new teacher at school.
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Given this response, we should assume that past Russian election attacks were just practice -- if President Trump didn't raise the issue, let alone the costs of attacking us, he's simply opening the door for Putin to continue his illegal behavior.
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It has been common assertion among ARMY (and sometimes a point of controversy), who believe that BTS has made the biggest impact and distinguished themselves from their musical peers, opening the door for future Korean acts to follow in their footsteps.
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If Trump is truly concerned about boosting the competitiveness of U.S. companies, particularly with respect to China, he'll first need to get a grasp on how platforms like Alibaba are opening the door to the imbalances he proclaims to detest.
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She stood by that position last August but said immigrants shouldn't be kept in migrant camps indefinitely, suggesting that "particularly the women and children" should be moved out and opening the door to keeping some of them within the United States.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s campaign effectively dropped its longstanding opposition to receiving the assistance of super PACs on Thursday, opening the door for wealthy supporters to spend unlimited amounts of money to try and lift him in the Democratic primary.
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That prompted furious opposition from the cable and entertainment industries, which warned that such a proposal would undermine their intellectual property rights by opening the door for companies like Apple and Google to repackage, and sell advertising against, their content.
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That message, they say, is clear: vote in favor or risk opening the door to more uncertainty - Britain leaving without a deal, Brexit never happening, or the collapse of the government and the prospect of Corbyn becoming the next prime minister.
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"If 'midcycle adjustment' is not in the Jackson Hole speech, people will interpret that as opening the door for more cuts, as opposed to just two or three," said Gapen, who expects three more cuts by the end of the year.
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"Failure to pass the deal 1/8in June 3/8 could well see May finally step down, opening the door for a more eurosceptic prime minister and a possible hard Brexit," said Petr Krpata, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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Constellation is betting in part on the promise that federal legislation might eventually follow moves by state governments in the United States to legalize, opening the door to legal production countrywide, and there have been tentative signs that others may follow.
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"The merging of ministries is opening the door to efficiency gains that the government is keen to enforce," said John Sfakianakis, a former adviser to the government and head of economy at the Jeddah and Geneva-based Gulf Research Centre.
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"No to opening the door to him at all hours of the night, hotel after hotel, location after location, where he would show up unexpectedly, including one location where I was doing a movie he wasn't even involved with," she wrote.
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Although there is technically no limit to the number of terms a secretary-general may serve, Ban is not seeking a third term, opening the door for the world body to have its ninth leader since its inception 71 years ago.
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"Large employers and insurance companies are not generally fans of price regulation, so opening the door to that is a big deal, even considering that it's someone else's prices they're talking about controlling," said the Kaiser Family Foundation's Larry Levitt.
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With the Federal Communications Commission set to stop treating the internet as a public good, opening the door to telecoms granting different types of access to websites depending on whether sites pay a premium or not, everyone is weighing in.
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" After Newsom signed legislation opening the door for student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness in California, Emmert said that it was "just a new form of professionalism and a different way of converting students into employees.
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Inflation, which hit a 16-year high in the wake of the lira crisis, declined to just below 16% in June, opening the door for the central bank to start easing for the first time in more than four years.
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During a question-and-answer session with his audience after his speech, Mattis pushed back politely against a civilian&aposs expression of concern that by creating a U.S. Space Force the Trump administration is opening the door to militarizing space.
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LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC delegates said on Friday they were encouraged by Russia's openness to talking about changes to an OPEC-led deal to cut oil supplies, opening the door to more steps being considered to clear a global supply glut.
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Trump has signed executive actions opening the door to the construction of oil pipelines denied by Obama, and Congress has so far sent him three resolutions undoing Obama rules dealing with water quality, land planning and the fossil fuel industry.
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The organization last month reached a $4.2 billion deal with the Andean country, allowing Ecuador to receive an immediate disbursement of $103 million, and opening the door for it to receive an additional $6 billion in loans from other multilateral institutions.
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A U.K. data watchdog called the Information Commissioner's Office announced a $664,000 preliminary fine — the maximum amount allowed — potentially opening the door for governments around the world to hit the social media giant with other tougher penalties and stricter regulation.
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The recent fundraising chatter also comes as Biden appears to be opening the door to gaining the support of a super PAC after he said earlier in the campaign that he would not look to similar money-making committees for help.
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That message, they say, is clear: vote in favour or risk opening the door to more uncertainty - Britain leaving without a deal, Brexit never happening, or the collapse of the government and the prospect of Corbyn becoming the next prime minister.
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At the beginning of 2016, the NRA launched a new gun safety program online that allows people to learn about gun safety rules when their schedule allows, opening the door for even more students to gain the knowledge they are seeking.
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The lawsuit comes after the Supreme Court handed down a major religious liberty decision in late-June, ruling that a Missouri policy that excluded a church-run preschool from a grant program was unconstitutional, potentially opening the door for similar cases.
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The agreement between Erdogan's AKP and the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) also includes measures designed to ensure electoral security, officials for both parties said, proposals likely to be seen by the main opposition as potentially opening the door to voter fraud.
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Massachusetts' ban on the sale of vaping products is "very likely invalid" as applied to users of medical marijuana, a state court judge ruled on Tuesday, opening the door for the ban to come to an end by next week.
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While Dodd-Frank and the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) have worked to curb such practices, the Trump administration has worked harder to cut these regulations thereby leaving the CFPB powerless and opening the door for further abuse.
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Far from wanting an end to the ACA, voters in both parties are telling pollsters they want a single-payer, government health system, opening the door to a plan that provides a safety net for people in need of health insurance.
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Yet given the basic pressure awards shows face to entice more people to watch, expanding to include ensembles -- opening the door to more actors, and potentially adding some life to the party -- might be an idea whose time has come.
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But symbolically, the Supreme Court ruling stands for so much more by opening the door for us to question our criminal justice system policies assessing fines and fees, which should be used to support the individuals involved and protect our communities.
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BILLINGS, Montana — The federal government is proposing to lift threatened-species protections for hundreds of Yellowstone-area grizzlies, opening the door to future hunts for the fearsome bears across parts of three states for the first time since the 1970s.
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Several corporations, including Johnson & Johnson and Abbott Laboratories, also said they'll use their billions in tax savings to pay down debt — debt that has grown as a result of past acquisitions, potentially opening the door to even more deal-making.
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This song literally consists of Zayn's album title being repeated over and over, so unless "mind of mine" is code for "I love you Gigi," this is his album equivalent of opening the door and saying, "Welcome to my crib."214.
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Borexino's sensitivity allows it to observe solar neutrinos whose energy is a full order of magnitude lower than those detected by SNO, opening the door for an incredibly refined model of solar processes as well as more exotic events like supernovae.
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Some of Trump's fellow Republicans have warned him that declaring a national emergency could set a dangerous precedent, opening the door for a future Democratic president to circumvent Congress and declare emergencies on perhaps climate change, gun control or healthcare insurance.
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At a start-up competition in 2014 in San Francisco, Lisa Curtis, an entrepreneur, pitched her food start-up, Kuli Kuli, and was told her idea had won the most plaudits from the audience, opening the door to possible investment.
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With the reinstated discount, according to calculations by Fitch Ratings, Sinclair's household coverage percentage has fallen to about 25 percent, from 38 percent, while Nexstar's has dropped to 27 percent, from 39 percent, opening the door to new mergers and acquisitions.
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Or they could accept what Johnson was obliged to ask for on Saturday night and push the date back to January 31, opening the door to a U.K. general election — which itself could lead to a renegotiation or a second referendum.
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For our tiny, dark freezer, which is usually packed to the brim, my husband went one step beyond labeling and stuck a white board to the wall, so we can keep track of what we have without opening the door.
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Federal Election Commission, the court asserted that political spending, including by corporations, was a form of speech protected by the First Amendment, opening the door for corporations to spend unlimited money on ads and other tools to get candidates elected.
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President Reuven Rivlin chose him to try to cobble together a coalition, opening the door to a continued shift to the right for Israel and offering a potential political lifeline to Mr. Netanyahu, who faces a looming indictment for corruption.
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However, if Moore is to step aside, serious issues remain for Republicans, opening the door for Democrats to elect a moderate in the South, further circumscribe the Trump agenda, and promote the bipartisan compromise I am firmly convinced America needs.
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Fulfilling the ideal of inclusivity and staying true to the mission to offer an escape from elitism now requires opening the door to a new group of elites who aggressively translate social capital into real dollars and then keep the profits.
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It aimed to bar sites from helping sex traffickers, but the law also made companies responsible for some of the content on their sites, potentially opening the door to legal challenges that no company could withstand, even sizable tech giants.
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Like all full moons, this will be an exhausting and emotional time; because this full moon is in intense water sign Scorpio, you'll find the cathartic emotional release that takes place especially cleansing and transformative, opening the door to new possibilities.
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SAO PAULO, June 28 (Reuters) - Mobile service company NII Holdings Inc has hired Rothschild & Co to sell control of its Nextel operations in Brazil, two people with knowledge of the matter said, opening the door to consolidation in the country's crowded telecommunications sector.
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"The risk for global markets is that the Saudi royal family destroys itself in a fratricidal game of thrones, opening the door to a new radical regime that would be hostile to U.S. interests or play games with oil supplies," Luskin said.
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When the principal arrived and tried opening the door with a key, a single gunshot was heard from inside the room, prompting a security lockdown and evacuation of the school as police were notified and the school's resource officer was summoned, Frazier said.
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The FCC said Huawei and ZTE were already on the list of companies that pose a threat, but that the draft order would "establish a process for designating other suppliers that pose a national security threat," potentially opening the door for new additions.
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