Comey has shown no overriding desire to soothe their fears.
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Son's 22% stake makes overriding his control a difficult task.
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He sponsored and got passed a law overriding that directive.
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But the overriding message is, don't let this opportunity slip.
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Trade talks with China remain the overriding issue for markets.
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The overriding agenda is economic, no longer strategic or political.
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There was one overriding thing that happened at Bear Stearns.
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This possibility evokes an overriding sense of fragility and vulnerability.
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My overriding fear was that my parents would find out.
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It can even help in battle by overriding enemy droids.
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If there's an overriding philosophy behind Battlefront II, it's that.
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Their overriding goal is to make those taxes go away.
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"Our overriding goal is to make beautiful jewelry," he said.
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Mostly, though, her outfits' overriding impact was polite and appropriate.
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Egos are overriding common sense and I think it's ridiculous.
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If it takes overriding the president, that's what it takes.
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The overriding ethos, though, is what makes the day interesting.
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Kim Jung Un has one overriding objective: to retain personal power.
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Is there a grand plan or overriding vision to it all?
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"The market is completely overriding any of these concerns," he said.
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He can't remember, though, as the software is overriding his memories.
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The number one thing overriding everything else is access to talent.
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Stalling may leave intact the regime's political control—its overriding priority.
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How the I.R.S. responds to taxpayers remained the advocate's overriding concern.
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He sees no overriding "strong idea or strategy" to guide policy.
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But national security concerns have a way of overriding commercial considerations.
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"Our overriding mantra is to be customer champion," Schulman told Cramer.
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Most of its responses can be explained by this overriding concern.
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This overriding command cannot be a worldly imperative; it is impossible.
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It's no wonder people are overriding their impulse to be civil.
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This could, and should, include overriding a presidential veto, if necessary.
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Reading Lahiri in English, the overriding sensation is one of restraint.
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The light strip turns blue, indicating I'm temporarily overriding Super Cruise.
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And really, the overriding numbers, most Americans are not at risk.
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That can distract from the overriding class privilege of élite education.
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Gene drives work by overriding the traditional rules of Mendelian inheritance.
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But the overriding tenor of this documentary is triumphant and upbeat.
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There is one overriding factor that points in the opposite direction.
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I might just have something that I'm feeling, an overriding feeling.
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"For secondary prevention, the evidence of benefit is overriding," he explains.
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And at every stop are black-robed rulers overriding citizens' choices.
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It also didn't stop West Virginia's state legislature from overriding Gov.
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Several factors contributed to this sensation, but the overriding one was light.
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But the principle of independence would be the overriding issue, scholars said.
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Yet there is no doubt that the overriding motive will be political.
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There&aposs one overriding thing they&aposre angry about is the government.
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The rest of the game is consumed with one overriding concern: escape.
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But Boeing has two overriding instincts: developing new planes and beating Airbus.
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That's the overriding question I keep hearing: 'When are you coming back?
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Voters narrowly rejected the project in March, overriding the Council's previous approval.
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The overriding principle for the administration should be: First, do no harm.
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The rhetoric feeds a perilous prejudice and reflects a paranoia overriding reason.
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Does the liability lie with the human for not overriding the system?
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Often they hold their arms too rigidly, overriding the choreography's exquisite elasticity.
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Can you tell me more about your overriding sense of self worth?
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But this approach is worthwhile precisely because it reframes the overriding issue.
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But Europe's overriding goal these days is to get the numbers down.
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But overriding American strategic concerns always meant that this pairing couldn't last.
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The resulting vote was 55-9 in favor of overriding the bill.
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But I remain clear-eyed about my overriding objective: victory in November.
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Sweden's bellwether case, though, is distinct, and borne by three overriding causes.
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Thinking back to your win in Dubai, what were your overriding emotions?
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Now they have one overriding goal: to convince the public they're right.
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When you're evaluating something like bonds, the overriding consideration is credit quality.
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President Donald Trump had one overriding message Monday on guns: Trust me.
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On May 19, 1919, Congress passed the Volstead Act, overriding Wilson's veto.
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Overriding the veto would require a two-thirds vote in both chambers.
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One overriding question about the Sri Lanka attacks is how they were financed.
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He added that the program constituted a "special need" overriding individual privacy protections.
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Protecting fair-chase hunting is an overriding mission throughout Boone and Crockett's positions.
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Leaving the EU would be a massive step backwards from that overriding goal.
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"The number one thing overriding everything else is access to talent," said Wise.
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The decree prevented Facebook from overriding users' privacy settings without getting their consent.
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It's like an overriding thing about ownership of your body, science, and identity.
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The truest stories derive from a single, overriding skill: the ability to listen.
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But he's done a fantastic job running the EPA, which is very overriding.
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Overriding a veto requires two-thirds majorities in both the Senate and House.
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And shareholders have the overriding goal of increasing the value of their investment.
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"There was an overriding concern about equity," said Mr. Cobb, the Wharton professor.
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The answer is that the modern address has one overriding redeeming quality: optics.
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The overriding theme of our educational program is the importance of all animals.
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La Maison du Livre was spared on Kristallnacht, its Frenchness overriding its Jewishness.
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Executives at Facebook stressed the overriding factor right now is not just engagement.
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On balance, the overriding result of compulsory voting is a more complete democracy.
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The overriding question is whether they have superstars somewhere in the farm system.
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The overriding priority was to evacuate people in case of danger, he said.
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Because that's an overriding part of it, is that ... Remember what Gates said?
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Every provision would be challenged; every overriding of precedent would require another vote.
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Overriding Jane's wishes, staff members contacted her mother and informed her of Jane's pregnancy.
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Even — one source said especially — when it involved overriding members of his own administration.
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As viewers of the show will remember, love was Rogers' overriding mission and message.
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It proposed overriding local zoning restrictions to spur building in areas near public transport.
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Ultimately, however, Walsh says it's important to understand the overriding goal of this research.
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But the overriding voice was 'No, this is awesome, look how fast we're growing.
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At that time, my overriding memory is a sense of feeling like an outsider.
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They do and they will, but policy shouldn't be an overriding concern of theirs.
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The Prime Minister is guided by one overriding consideration: ensuring the security of Israel.
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According to these values, Facebook has a single overriding purpose, and it isn't news.
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Despite these, the overriding feeling seems to be: women are funny, get over it.
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Since then, nothing has been made public to address the overriding public interest issue.
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The trepidation about overriding a presidential veto is shared by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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"There was an overriding principle, which was, there is no villain," Ms. Kusama said.
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Their overriding point was that he was not fit to become our next president.
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When candidates persist in overriding moderators, the moderators are made to look like fools.
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Within a few years, the overriding pursuit of positions and money consumed his peers.
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IRAN - Netanyahu's overriding national security worry is Iran, its nuclear program and regional clout.
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Among Nevada voters, the overriding concern was supporting a candidate who could beat Trump.
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Bloom seems to feel it necessary to turn the faults into an overriding virtue.
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But this argument — which others made, as well — is akin to overriding the Constitution.
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More than a dozen Democrats supported the bill, overriding a potential filibuster from liberals.
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"It remains unclear which was the overriding element," said Andy Grote, Hamburg's interior minister.
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The ship's crew had one overriding imperative: Do not let the cables get tangled.
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The House enacted the War Powers Resolution by overriding President Richard M. Nixon's veto.
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But the overriding goal is to make banks a thriving part of the economy again.
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Lawmakers are divided on regulationThe overriding theme of the hearing was government regulation and enforcement.
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But A Star Is Born's narrative never critiques this constant overriding of Ally's decision-making.
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The overriding message we received from our directors and captains was that complainers were replaceable.
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It's believed to reflect a person's overriding purpose in life, not unlike their Zodiac sign.
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The New Hampshire Senate voted on Thursday to eliminate the death penalty, overriding Republican Gov.
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Facebook had no specific comment on the report but said safety was its overriding concern.
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Overriding a presidential veto requires a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate.
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Which is the overriding theme of this campaign: content for the sake of having content.
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If the third board member votes against the candidate, Gevers can cast an overriding vote.
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Rather, his first and overriding objective was to reclaim Russia's lost status as a superpower.
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These days the overriding sense, from the fans at least, is of despondency and despair.
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Steve Tew: Well, the overriding emotion is to get the job done and done well.
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North Carolina's Republican-led legislature enacted a new voter ID law on Wednesday, overriding Gov.
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In 2017, the Republican-dominated legislature, overriding the governor's veto, rolled back the tax cuts.
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My overriding experience in my 20s was this deep longing to be wealthy and successful.
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The overriding point of our huge commitment to the Afghanistan war should be readily determinable.
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I'm yet to fast travel anywhere, overriding machines to move faster across the varied terrain.
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The overriding concern for humanitarian officials is that Khirbet Tana is not a one-off.
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Several public defenders for juveniles and adults have expressed apprehension about outrage overriding judicial discretion.
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What links all these systems is an overriding aim is to keep the world stable.
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The latest move, then, can be seen as a recalibration of Wall Street's overriding pessimism.
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Finally, there is one overriding, hard-and-fast team rule: Friday night is taco night.
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The overriding theme of Holbrooke's life, detailed with unnerving accuracy in this book, was ambition.
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My list has an obvious and overriding theme: Canada's federal election, scheduled for Oct. 21.
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The overriding sensation is that of attempting to tidy up a ship as it's sinking.
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To the Editor: The overriding agenda of our president is to draw attention to himself.
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Like them, he made his overriding goal the rebuilding of Germany within a united Europe.
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That can be a tough mandate when you feel such overriding and unprecedented emotional connection.
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But Brexit is his overriding task and he inherits a tiny working majority in Parliament.
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I find that when I do that, I just end up overriding the limit anyway.
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Health is the overriding subject, particularly for interior ailments not easily treated in early medicine.
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But they all have the same overriding objective: improving the lives of low-income Americans.
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Photos also have a way of overriding our own memories, especially the more the memory fades.
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Then again, are ethics affordable luxuries when your overriding concern is to avoid joining the homeless?
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There's no set rules, and I think that that is what's overriding some of the threats.
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In the absence of an overriding narrative, dirty tactics and awkward moments have characterized the campaign.
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Overriding that normal seasonality is the impact of the Samarco dam disaster in Brazil last November.
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And because it was my first pot experience, my overriding concern was telling everyone back home.
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Throughout the economic recovery, there has been one overriding justification for high stock valuations – interest rates.
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During the Cold War, the overriding Soviet threat sublimated internal friction to the need for solidarity.
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But its overriding theme is that technology should be an engine of equality rather than elitism.
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The Congress should vote to open the government, even if it means overriding a presidential veto.
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If the numbers contain one overriding message, it is the enduring nature of the album format.
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The House could not vote on overriding the veto since the resolution originated in the Senate.
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The overriding spirit of the revival appears to be the familiar motto: Don't mess with success.
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But a more cheerful slant to the scene would belie the production's overriding sense of melancholy.
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Once they were in Assange's hands, his overriding concern was to insure that they were genuine.
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My overriding memory is that the record was done from start to finish in five days!
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" — Caleb Howe, writer for the conservative website RedState "Overriding theme from Democratic debate: Government is failing.
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Information commissioner Elizabeth Denham emphasized the overriding importance of the UK data protection bill being passed.
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" But Trump said Pruitt has "done a fantastic job running the EPA, which is very overriding.
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And pilots said the onboard checklist, which contains information about overriding the emergency system, was incorrect.
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"Then the child's actually overriding their body's own cues for hunger and fullness," Dr. Muth said.
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He supports overriding the veto, but said it was not clear whether it would be possible.
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In fact, he's on record as saying that plot isn't of overriding importance in his work.
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Contrary to Kosar's overriding theme, there are many compelling reasons to move and sign this bill.
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" Instead of policing their borders, nations should "develop an overriding loyalty to mankind as a whole.
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By overriding a doctor's recommendation, a patient's condition can deteriorate and lead to more costly procedures.
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Hynes's effervescent falsetto often obscures the painful stories that shadow the album's overriding sense of joy.
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Legislatures in Missouri and West Virginia did so by overriding the vetoes of their respective Democratic governors.
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It is the overriding tone of defiance in the face of injustice that makes her so compelling.
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"'America First' will be the major and overriding theme of my administration," he said in his speech.
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The overriding message: We are proud to be European but we are fed up with our leaders.
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"The Congress must now act to protect that constitutional responsibility by overriding the president's veto," Sanders wrote.
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Moreover, the overriding issue at stake in the San Bernardino case is not going to go away.
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But the new poll suggests that the overriding law of American politics is still partisanship, not gender.
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In this way, "real" is presented as a spectrum, with performance an overriding constant onstage and off.
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But it's a good verse, so I'll give it a pass for overriding my favorite Wayne line.
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"The overriding issue for us today is, will her testimony match up with his testimony?" said Rep.
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Without a veto-proof majority in one chamber, Republicans would have a difficult time overriding the governor.
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Impeachment fetishists seem to think that the overriding problem of American politics is that Trump is president.
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Both acts have in common an overriding circumstance: the willingness of the G.O.P. to defer to Trump.
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For the past year, Dad continually impressed us with his dignity, toughness and overriding will to live.
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This exclusion made sense given the overriding purpose of the conference—peace between Israel and its neighbors.
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But higher yields and a more aggressive Fed seem to be everybody's overriding worry for next year.
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"There seemed to be no overriding theme to Tuesdays trading", wrote Connor Campbell, an analyst at Spreadex.
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All of it could have come off poorly, if not for this overriding truth: Paris was superior.
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And pilots said the onboard check list, which contains information about overriding the emergency system, was incorrect.
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Foxx strongly suggested that his agency may deploy overriding Federal rules, but stopped short of giving specifics.
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It's that big smile, the booming laugh, and the overriding sense that nothing can stop this man.
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In turn, these university chiefs have brought in their own people, overriding longstanding academic conventions around recruitment.
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A number of courts across Europe, essentially overriding their government's calculations, have ordered that children be repatriated.
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Polyamorists would argue, as would others, that humans are capable of overriding that system with rational discourse.
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Overriding the governor's veto would require a three-quarters majority of the state's 60 representatives and senators.
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The music keeps changing, so that she seems not propelled by it but to be overriding it.
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Know that dressings and seasonings need to be assertive to stand up to most beets' overriding sweetness.
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The destruction of the Islamic State, not President Bashar al-Assad, had been Mr. Trump's overriding objective.
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Right now, Abraham has only one overriding subject, and, given the times, how could it be otherwise?
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"There seemed to be no overriding theme to Tuesday's trading", wrote Connor Campbell, an analyst at Spreadex.
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His obsessive consumption causes him to echo its talking points, often overriding information from US intelligence agencies.
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They also accuse major tech companies of pushing for a overriding federal law specifically for that reason.
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But it missed the overriding fact that was mostly ignored by the media and the Democrats themselves.
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And any reckless use of emergency powers would set a dangerous precedent for overriding the legislative branch.
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The overriding impulse to put giant men at the top of the card is a recurring theme.
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An overriding theme that emerged in his writings and in our conversations was the importance of community.
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Kalanick has set the expectation that growth and ultimately "winning" is the single overriding goal at Uber.
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In June, the Republican-controlled Legislature voted to roll back the tax cuts, overriding the governor's veto.
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The House took up a debate on overriding the veto that day, but postponed a vote until Monday.
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"The Forest" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for frights and, of course, its overriding suicide theme.
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But the story evolved to a point where the overriding, pressing danger was the zombies marching steadily south.
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His overriding quest was for a peaceful transition to democratic rule in South Africa and also in Namibia.
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The Tories worried about overriding the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, which requires a two-thirds majority of MPs.
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But American unease about China's growing technological heft, increasing authoritarianism and military strength is now overriding that logic.
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Devon also sold its overriding royalty across 11,000 net acres in the northern Midland Basin for $139 million.
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However, an overriding factor is obviously the global uncertainty that a Trump victory would create for policymakers everywhere.
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The Trump team understood that Xi's overriding objective for 2017 is to consolidate his personal power at home.
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Cost and the participation of other countries will be the overriding factors in the viability Japan's hydrogen utopia.
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But a better technical backdrop, underpinned by the ECB's more aggressive QE plan, is overriding any macroeconomic concerns.
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And that speaks to my overriding problem with Homecoming: It has all the right impulses, but indifferent execution.
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For some, like Gibrael Omar, Halabja's dark past, not the path to independence, is still the overriding issue.
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And actually that's what's going to prevent EU unity from overriding or really challenging the US on this.
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For many who live in these neighborhoods, a recent poll showed, crime and gangs have become overriding concerns.
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Yet overriding worries over how Brexit could disrupt the global economies are likely to keep many investors cautious.
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"It's definitely having some effect but consumer confidence and the economy are overriding the tax costs," Breunich said.
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But their point is clear: The liberals in the Twin Cities are overriding the will of the state.
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"The overriding narrative here is where the dollar is going," said Stephen Innes, APAC trading head at OANDA.
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One of the overriding U.S. goals in transportation policy is to promote energy efficient and sustainable transportation systems.
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This overriding tone, I'm sorry to say, seems eerily attuned to the current troubles that roil the world.
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Enforcement is an overriding dilemma for any restrictions as officials simultaneously try to ease jail and prison crowding.
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Pinker is particularly sharp on the dangers of ignoring or overriding the systems that make nuclear war unlikely.
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You may seize on clusters of repeating elements, both horizontal and vertical, as signs of an overriding system.
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Race and racism were not the overriding concerns in her childhood that they would become in her books.
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President Trump, nevertheless, believes that the overriding objective of his initiative is the cessation of funding for terrorism.
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The overriding reason should be that they believe in what we're doing and can help move us forward.
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Our overriding concern was echoed by a researcher interviewed for the Association of Planned Parenthood Leaders in Education.
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After consulting with Justice Department lawyers, Maguire blocked the complaint from being forwarded to Congress, effectively overriding Atkinson.
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Starving yourself is a lot easier when you have 15 years of training in overriding your survival instincts.
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But the overriding message was simple: deal with it, folks, because the league is not changing the baseball.
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His agent, Nez Balelo, cited "a true bond with the Angels" as the overriding factor in the decision.
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It would also let businesses set anti-trans bathroom policies, overriding any local laws that say they can't.
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The overriding priority should be to develop regulation which is right for the UK insurance industry, the report said.
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She tells me that the desire to be overpowered by an extremely powerful woman is an overriding global theme.
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President Faustin Archange Touadera, a former math professor who was elected in 2016, has made security his overriding priority.
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Under the loosening of the rules now under way, avoiding civilian deaths will no longer be an overriding priority.
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The House voted to deny him his seat, overriding a recommendation from a special committee where Mr. Conyers served.
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Like every first-term president, her overriding objective upon entering office will be to become a two-term president.
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The flight-management system insisted on overriding the actions of the pilots, who did not know how to respond.
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A modular interior with relevant information projected onto the windows makes flexibility the overriding characteristic of the 360c's functionality.
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But there's another [overriding factor] in the timing, which is this monumental change going on, and I feel it.
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"Academic freedom is the overriding principle on which the University of Cambridge is based," it said in a statement.
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But the overriding issue is whether the global economy is slowing, particularly as China's data continues to look weak.
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Is there an overriding theme or focus to Death Eyes lyrically and does approaching lyrics bilingually make it easier?
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" Another measure being considered was asking families to sign a document "confirming their reasons for overriding their relative's decision.
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"We also hear that some families have gone on to regret overriding a relative's decision to donate," she added.
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Gene drive technologies alter DNA and drive self-sustaining genetic changes through multiple generations by overriding normal biological processes.
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Sunsets Plebiscites aren't the only way to prevent some rogue city council from overriding the will of the people.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed Maduro to put forth the budget without lawmakers' approval, overriding a constitutional obligation.
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In overriding Johnson's vetoes, the Senate had several times mustered a two-thirds majority, the margin required for conviction.
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Speaking in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, he defined the defeat of terrorism as the overriding goal of his administration.
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Various technical methodologies exist to make these comparisons, but the overriding command is that the jobs be substantially similar.
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"Expediency is overriding safety," said Matthew Daus, a former commissioner of the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission.
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But it went much, much further than that supposed solution to a nonexistent problem, overriding local anti-discrimination statutes.
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The overriding impression of fashion week was how well American designers can do that, without it (necessarily) feeling lame.
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One of the overriding issues with the plodding post-Great Recession recovery has been the lack of business investment.
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"Each was an example of fear for our safety overriding our dedication and adherence to our principles," he said.
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Lawmakers finally passed a budget in 2017 by overriding Rauner's veto, but the state's financial health is still grim.
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The overriding difference between Crosby and his fellow star rookies in 2100-22011 is his collection of championship trophies.
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But from where I sit, it often seems as if people have one overriding topic on their minds: price.
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She's warm, needy, scary, conspiratorial and witty, overriding any concerns for coherence with the sheer force of her personality.
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The overriding objective, he said, was still to slow the course of the disease and to protect the vulnerable.
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In China, politics often ends up overriding the very safeguards created to prevent interference in the flow of information.
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Most of the leadership of the Republican Party in each state decided that their overriding goal was partisan power.
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The overriding mission, Mr. Dickmann said, was to ensure the safety of patients at facilities that use Epic software.
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"These are examples of an overriding theme in the complaint against the Sacklers," said a lawyer for the families.
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Bernie Sanders, who has warned against the party's superdelegates overriding "the will of the voters" at a contested convention.
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In addition, the flight checklist — which contains information for manually overriding the emergency system — was incorrect, the union said.
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But advocates say that public disgust with the state of politics is increasingly overriding partisan sentiment on the issue.
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Israel would maintain "overriding security responsibility for the State of Palestine", including at the Palestinian state's international border crossings.
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In a town hall following the vote, Obama cited a number of concerns with the overriding of his veto.
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In Hong Kong, similar legislation was derailed by protests in 2003 but remains an overriding priority for the party.
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"Our overriding interest is that Iraq's stability and unity should not fall victim to the recent escalation," he said.
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The overriding fear of "following" rather than "leading" has frequently outweighed what might be in a student's best interest.
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But to get Brexit done, the party is being forced to woo voters whose overriding desire is for security.
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Amid the uncertainty over trade - the overriding focus for investors through the year - the Euro STOXX 600 fell 0.3%.
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"What I felt most of all was that his overriding North Star was caring about the customer," she said.
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This is helpful if you're a parent with a young child, and you don't want little Tommy overriding your orders.
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The overriding cultural assumption is that trans women are typically killed after withholding their trans status from potential sex partners.
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There is this overriding fear that if an SCS would open publicly it would be shut down by the authorities.
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"President Trump, nevertheless, believes that the overriding objective of his initiative is the cessation of funding for terrorism," it said.
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The overriding need is for improved diplomacy, which was shamefully absent when the president impetuously pulled troops from northern Syria.
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Amazon manually removed the suggestion, overriding a political statement that was obvious to a human, but meaningless to a machine.
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The art is messy, imperfect, and muted by the overriding browns and gray of the space, but it feels alive.
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It also prevents the scourge that is an Xfinity hot spot from overriding your iPhone's network connection without you noticing.
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Congress passed the bill last year, overriding Obama's veto, but this week's meetings included talk of new Saudi financial commitments.
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Furthermore, ICE officers ended up overriding nearly 22 percent of case decisions made by the system during the first year.
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Until January, the organization had no website, and doesn't publicly identify an overriding mission or goal for the family's philanthropy.
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The EU is overriding the sovereignty of its member countries by appointing itself the ultimate arbiter of national tax laws.
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Unafraid of a quixotic challenge, LG has taken that as its overriding goal with every new flagship smartphone it produces.
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If that is their overriding foreign policy objective, it's possible that their compromise with Trump has an ulterior ideological motive.
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Wakanda's sole and overriding national interest, according to the Panther monarchs, is to avoid being conquered or otherwise interfered with.
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Despite reformers' hopes, they never succeeded in overriding the Constitution's separation of powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
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Providing this defined the pregnant woman's work and the meaning of pregnancy, overriding previous ideas about motherhood as women's destiny.
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But I firmly disagree with the assertion that these beliefs can be used to justify overriding the beliefs of others.
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Its overriding philosophy might be summed up by that slacker-era cliché: Life's a bitch, and then — well, you know.
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"The Speaker has an overriding, shall we say, principle, which is the committees shall do the work," Pelosi said Friday.
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Overriding his veto would require two-thirds of Congress, which is a near-impossibility on the highly divided Capitol Hill.
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"Because we're in a time of crisis doesn't mean we're going to change our overriding free market philosophy," Sommers said.
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But this implicit nod to Palestinian self-determination was driven by an overriding concern for Jewish interests, not Arab rights.
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"I am cleareyed about our overriding objective, and that is victory in November," Bloomberg said in his campaign-ending speech.
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I don't want to get into this, but our overriding philosophy on things are people are innocent until proven guilty.
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You can't be confident that your contacting her would bring her the substantial benefits that might justify overriding your agreement.
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"As an overriding principle, I do not believe in prosecuting poverty," he told a weekly newspaper, The St. Louis American.
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Since our babies were born last summer, I've been busy overriding all of my dog-tested-and-unapproved parental instincts.
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But American Pastoral without the overriding nostalgia is a tragedy without the lament, and the novel Roth wrote has both.
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"Back then, our overriding focus was really around the developer experience — the practitioner experience — of using our product," Rosen explained.
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A lawmaker's push for denser development near transit, overriding local zoning, was thwarted by a diverse group of legislative foes.
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Now, though, progressives are confronted with a situation where meddling with the legislative process and overriding popular opinion seems desirable.
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At the time, there were more Democrats in the Idaho state Senate, blocking Risch and the Republicans from overriding vetoes.
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The next year, they passed the first income tax cut in the state in nearly 90 years — overriding a veto.
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"The real overriding theme of this election campaign has been the splintering of the electorate," said pollster Maurice de Hond.
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But the book's overriding message is the hackneyed idea that success is mostly about working harder than the next guy.
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The main overriding goal is to get on TV. Chaffetz denied rumors that he was going to run against Sen.
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And the administration has urged local municipalities to provide their own Internet service, overriding state laws that limit the buildout.
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It turns out that when we are doing what we should do around money we are overriding our natural impulses.
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"That's a wakeup call that investors are really worried," Boodry said, overriding Son's previous reticence to sell down his portfolio.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Any shrine, any act of accumulation, has the overriding message: You are not alone.
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A new environment puts me in survival mode, my reptile brain overriding the anxiety that leads to my night terrors.
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Overriding such a veto in Congress would require two-thirds majorities in both chambers, making it highly unlikely, said lawmakers.
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But as I have found in my research, stoking an overriding fascination with self-improvement can have some profoundly troubling consequences.
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When I'm using a device that isn't, I get nervous and feel an overriding drive to fix whatever problem severed it.
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But, the overriding theme of the movie is about the rich and poor classes and the relationship that exists between them.
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"America first will be the major and overriding theme of my administration," he said in a foreign policy address last April.
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The overriding challenge for the next president will be to coolly assess, prioritize and act on these daunting threats and opportunities.
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" Comedian Margaret Cho voiced what would probably be the overriding reaction today, calling the Harajuku Girls part of a "minstrel show.
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Now, there are fears Beijing will decide on Leung and Yau's LegCo fate, overriding any decision made by Hong Kong's judiciary.
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"The overriding theme - firm technicals, continuing fund inflows, lack of supplies - is still supporting the market," said one high-yield trader.
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But on a series of issues, Feinstein is changing long-held positions, at times overriding her time-tested instinct for centrism.
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For the nation's courts, an overriding consideration would be the reasons for enforcing a sweeping prohibition against a class of people.
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Judge Alsup's new schedule is non negotiable and prevents new discovery absent stipulation or a overriding decision from Magistrate Judge Corley.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) have said they will buck the president and support overriding his veto.
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The overriding goal of the Democratic Party in the next four years must be to make Trump as unpopular as possible.
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But China's overriding priority will continue to be keeping North Korea as a stable buffer against American influence in South Korea.
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But on the overriding American priority of eliminating Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program, there's still no sign of major breakthroughs anytime soon.
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Trade was not an overriding national message in the midterms, taking a back seat to health care, immigration and gun safety.
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The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 (NLRA) is a preemptive statute, overriding any state laws that conflict with its provisions.
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The overriding rule behind Beeple's video work is diegetic sound: every sound in the track is also visible on the screen.
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Clinton's ability to carry other Democrats into office has become the overriding imperative in the final weeks of the 2016 race.
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That should be the overriding principle of anyone who decides to run for office or do any sort of public service.
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Finally, the Daniels story is germane to the overriding scandal of the Trump administration, the one involving Trump's relationship with Russia.
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The SEC and the CFTC have been increasing their jurisdiction over the cryptocurrency market, which has no overriding U.S. federal regulator.
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If there was one overriding theme of the "Leave" campaign, it was anger over the antidemocratic nature of the European Union.
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The courts found that Chevron deference had to be applied, meaning courts must abstain from overriding the agency's bump stock regulation.
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"Let's make love in the summertime," Beyoncé sings on the first track, "Summer," introducing the album's overriding message of romantic bliss.
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Zoning and planning in border areas between Israel and Palestine "will be subject to the State of Israel's overriding security responsibility".
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Meanwhile, if Buttigieg can hang on to a slim lead, his surge will be the overriding story of the Iowa results.
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BOSTON — The one overriding observation hanging over Game 7 at TD Garden on Monday was not about which team would win.
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Parents must have considerable time and resources, plus an overriding commitment to their children's schooling, to meet the network's unrelenting demands.
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Allowing this obstruction to stand, Republicans said, would have caused more damage than overriding Senate precedent to turn back the filibuster.
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Just hours before a British election, the overriding message as the students took a celebratory finale bow was one of optimism.
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The overriding strategic and moral interest of both states is a peaceable resolution of the generation-long war over Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Legislators approved the law in June, overriding strong objections from tech companies, rights groups and Western governments including the United States.
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" And opioid abuse is not an overriding concern, he said, "in children or adolescents who are prescribed them rationally and appropriately.
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Over the months that I was pregnant, my overriding fear was that I would not be able to afford a child.
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Malick draws on many philosophies and religious traditions in his work, but his overriding narrative architecture still points to the Bible.
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"I certainly had no intention of suggesting a policy change, since there was no overriding science to justify that," Mr. Smith said.
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More likely, they say, the conservative leadership's overriding aim is to keep Western influence in the economy and society to a minimum.
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"We do think that one of the overriding factors is actually the social stability in China," Heung told reporters on Oct. 10.
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As a practical matter, the overriding target for OPEC members has always been to maximise government revenues from the sale of petroleum.
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The pontiff argues that "useful and dignified employment" opportunities have dwindled, and implies that technology runs the risk of overriding human decency.
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On April 19, 2016, Justice Conviser sentenced Dixon to 12 years in prison, overriding the Manhattan DA's Office's recommendation of 17 years.
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Former employees pointed to one overriding reason for the exodus from Verily Life Sciences: the challenge of working with CEO Andrew Conrad.
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In fact, several courts have ruled that states are allowed to regulate such firearms due to an overriding interest in public safety.
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TheCityUK Chief Executive Miles Celic said the overriding issue for financial services firms was the ability to continue serving customers and clients.
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"President Trump, nevertheless, believes that the overriding objective of his initiative is the cessation of funding for terrorism," the White House added.
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Kaine, who has said he supports overriding the president's veto, held an event just outside Washington, in Alexandria, Va., with former Sen.
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And a public inquiry only took place because of a British High Court ruling overriding May's attempts to silence the whole affair.
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The challenge posed to Congress is thus to guarantee the integrity of the government by overriding Trump's impulses with veto-proof majorities.
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Bogle created Vanguard on the basis of one overriding principle: Mutual funds should be operated to serve the interest of their clients.
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Since 1990 the blistering pace of economic growth has been the party's most important source of legitimacy, delivering its overriding priority: stability.
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In West Virginia, Republican lawmakers passed such a law this month after overriding a veto from the Democratic governor, Earl Ray Tomblin.
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The committee would be overriding the classification system, not declassifying the document — a power that rests with the executive branch, not Congress.
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Choice, and respect for different choices, has been a key tenet of feminism and an overriding characteristic of the modest fashion movement.
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"The overriding message is fairly straightforward: less money spent overseas means more money spent here," said Mulvaney, a former South Carolina Representative.
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This is a hypothetical because Democrats don't control the Senate, but could Congress to pass a bill overriding the state of emergency?
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It is therefore right for corporations, especially large ones, to substitute service of general public for shareholder value as their overriding goal.
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In doing so, he had taken a first step toward the policies that have become the overriding principles of the Trump administration.
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Our overriding goal is to stop the spread of the virus and to help all Americans who have been impacted by this.
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The overriding priority of my administration will be to make sure that not one Venezuelan child goes to bed without having eaten.
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My overriding impression was how small it seemed, for a carrier that had housed more than 2,000 sailors and dozens of airplanes.
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Democrats said the measure would jeopardize public safety and set a dangerous precedent for overriding states' rights to determine their own laws.
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That, paired with what is expected to be an overriding anti-Trump national climate, should give him a distinct advantage over Barletta.
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Its overriding purpose is to bring otherwise obscure talents to the attention of interior designers, gallerists, art lovers and well-heeled clients.
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One overriding factor that could stall further use of robotics at operations within China is controversy about robots displacing blue collar jobs.
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As a practical matter, the overriding target for OPEC members has always been to maximize government revenues from the sale of petroleum.
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Ms. Merkel, whose overriding strategic ambition as Germany's leader is to save the European Union, has kept her distance from Mr. Trump.
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The overriding principle is not a chore list, but respect for the other — the ability to really see and hear the other.
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Still, an overriding influence for Mr. Cantú was his own mother, a former park ranger in the Guadalupe Mountains near El Paso.
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It basically means that by ditching and overriding poor habits, you can practically rewire your brain and use it to your advantage.
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If there's one overriding lesson from polling in our two previous cases it's that sometimes impeachment inflicts damage and sometimes it doesn't.
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Addressing reporters with Mr. Ellison after the election, Mr. Perez vowed to shift the committee from its overriding focus on presidential politics.
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The Platonic ideal of a Migos song, the track mixes sensational drug-and-gun talk with an overriding sense of personal uplift.
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"I'm not happy about certain things, but he's done a fantastic job running the E.P.A., which is very overriding," the president said.
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Members of Congress are expected to introduce net neutrality laws this year that would create nationwide rules, overriding whatever states have adopted.
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"They are accustomed," Mr. Collins said, "to the church and the power of the church overriding what's good and correct and right."
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Hodges, the 2015 decision that created a constitutional "right" to gay marriage, overriding the rights of the states to decide this policy question.
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This is especially interesting because Pai himself loudly argued against doing just that when it came to overriding state laws forbidding municipal broadband.
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But the overriding forces behind the buying are the world's central banks as well as the unease caused by the world's central banks.
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At issue, too, is what it means to be a nation, and whether that should be an overriding identity in 21st-century Europe.
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EU-based traders would then be unable to access the stocks outside Switzerland, overriding the bloc's rules on preferentially trading within its borders.
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The ANC leadership then named senior party member and former cabinet minister Thoko Didiza as its candidate for Tshwane, overriding regional branch members.
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"Our overriding priority was that Matthew will never be able again to inflict his depravity on young women," father John Graham told reporters.
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Our sources say both Harvey and Bob Weinstein have an overriding interest in making sure Colony Capital succeeds in restructuring the company -- money.
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But one overriding question among those present were his views on the president who had fired him from his national security advisor post.
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There was an almost Chamberlain-level of appeasement through this period where the overriding narrative was simply to wait for China to converge.
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When you look back at what he's done in San Francisco, a town he loves, those are the two overriding things he did.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is preparing to limit its ability to enact clean air and water laws, overriding protests from scientists and physicians.
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In an interview, Mr. Cortopassi said his overriding concern is California's ballooning debt, estimated now to be in hundreds of billions of dollars.
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So privacy-hostile social engineering might be the easiest way for adtech interests to keep overriding user agency and grabbing their data anyway.
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New Hampshire lawmakers on Thursday voted to outlaw the death penalty in the Granite State, overriding a veto of a bill by Gov.
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One thing most voters shared was an overriding sense of disgust, even if they were split bitterly over which candidate repelled them more.
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There was a major problem with the aircraft's design that prevented pilots from overriding the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, also known as MCAS.
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As with taxes, I will have one overriding goal when it comes to regulation: I want to keep jobs and wealth in America.
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One overriding reason seems to be a lack of confidence that any attorney would be able to control this client or the case.
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Local people are best suited, generally, to understand local crises and make decisions for themselves, unless there is an overriding national interest, e.g.
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In the Indonesia crash, there are indications that the system acted in error and that the pilots had trouble overriding the software's actions.
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"America First will be the major and overriding theme of my administration," he said in a foreign policy address way back in April.
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Congress has had the power all along to end it by passing a compromise spending bill and then simply overriding the inevitable veto.
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And America's policy in the Horn of Africa hardly has changed: It is as misguided as ever, with its overriding focus on counterterrorism.
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"I remain confident a good deal is within our sights, and that remains our top, and overriding, priority," said Brexit secretary Dominic Raab.
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Overriding its calculus, then, would require imposing costs greater than destruction or famine but short of war, which would risk a nuclear exchange.
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The overriding mission became to make as much money as possible, as quickly as possible, with scant attention to the long-term consequences.
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" Therefore, "in any peace agreement," Netanyahu declared, "Israel must retain the overriding security control over the entire area west of the Jordan River.
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Overriding that veto would require a two-thirds majority in both chambers, which would require significant numbers of Republicans to break with him.
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"The overriding message is fairly straightforward, which is, less money spent on folks overseas — more money spent on folks back home," he added.
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But the government's overriding message has been that the world's angst about the Amazon is an unwelcome and unwarranted intrusion on Brazil's sovereignty.
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"There's an overriding concern with everybody I talk to," said Frank Friedman, chief operating officer of the international accounting and consulting firm Deloitte.
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Instead of either overruling or rubber-stamping decisions, the European Court of Human Rights refrains from overriding decisions within a margin of appreciation.
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A Room Master is god, overriding even a parent when a child is defined as a master of their own bedroom, for example.
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"But if race for its own sake is the overriding reason for choosing one map over others, race may still predominate," Kennedy wrote.
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Toshiba stock closed down 0.31 percent although shares made gains earlier in the session despite overriding risk-off sentiment in the broader market.
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Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee voted on Wednesday to recommend confirmation of Mr. Price, overriding objections by Democrats, who boycotted the proceedings.
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Still, "I think somebody's got to try," Flake said, citing congressional success in the 1970s overriding then-President Jimmy Carter's tariffs on oils.
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The overriding question for both nights of debates is how fiercely Democrats will attack one another, rather than training their fire on Trump.
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It would have the choice between using existing precedent to restore Trump's travel ban or overriding the older cases by striking them down.
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It strengthened a law from 2002 which said that race and culture should be "relevant" but not "overriding" factors when placing children for adoption.
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Or do they want to alienate some of the party's most active and consistent voters by overriding their choice and selecting a safer nominee?
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Ever since centrist-conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy retired in 215, an overriding question has been whether the Roberts Court would reverse Roe v. Wade.
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" Jin said it isn't entirely clear why the Santa Anas are getting more intense, though the "overriding warming temperature may be an important factor.
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For Trump, there was one overriding message to draw from his acquittal: Even at a time of maximum political danger, it's his Republican Party.
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An administration that sees countering "radical Islamic extremism" as its overriding strategic priority would find it hard to justify leaving Afghanistan to its fate.
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There are many Trump supporters who don't subscribe to these views, but this has been an overriding theme of his campaign from the start.
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Of course, I watched Spice World in the cinema (many times), but my overriding memory of the film coincides with its 1998 VHS release.
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Instead, they produced what sounded like dilapidated nursery rhymes, fables with overriding messages, and odd Christian songs, because that was all that they knew.
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IC: I don't think a child would go into the Westboro Baptist Church if not for the overriding motivation of getting that amazing Pokémon.
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"The overriding risk for any company setting up operations in Iran is whether this new agreement will succeed," he wrote in a recent report.
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But he did so, he explained, because of an overriding public interest: People had a right to know about the warrantless surveillance of them.
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But some lawmakers are concerned about overriding Puerto Rico's Constitution, or setting a precedent that deeply indebted states might one day try to follow.
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Rather than being framed as particularly German, or as unique to the 1920s, the show's overriding concerns seem likewise packaged for ease of transfer.
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In assessing where an early-20th-century piece falls within the spectrum of modernism, the overriding factor for many is its degree of dissonance.
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At the same time, if there is one overriding trade reason for America's current manufacturing employment woes, it is unfair, mercantilist competition from China.
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These sources say administration officials are using Trump's overriding concern about domestic politics, as well as realities on the ground in Syria, as leverage.
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" He said his "overriding goal will be to strengthen and rebuild the trust between the IRS, the American people and their representatives in Congress.
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Although he retains a solid bloc of support on the board, some members question whether he is pushing too hard and overriding community input.
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She also thinks that your phone should be dead to the world until you're done—no cheating or overriding just a few minutes later.
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But it's your legs now that decide: They keep frogging, and your arms keep pulling, overriding all other urges until that rhythm reasserts itself.
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"Our overriding goal is to stop the spread of the virus and to help all Americans who have been impacted by this," Trump said.
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Those midterms, the thinking went, had no overriding theme, no sweeping Democratic plan for the middle class, no big G.O.P. proposal to slash spending.
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Hard to believe, but Anthony's no-trade clause — especially if Rosen's rationale is true — was a crippling example of Jackson's ego overriding executive pragmatism.
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Health care, health care, health care: The overriding issue on the minds of Iowa voters was health care, followed -- waaaay back -- by climate change.
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As a result, some districts put their own policies in place, overriding the law and disallowing the concealed carry of weapons on school property.
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Like Nixon, Mr. Trump's overriding drive was apparently to guarantee his re-election by trying to undermine the candidacy of his potentially strongest opponent.
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"We had no chance of overriding her veto," lamented the silver-haired Mr. Bradley, but Ms. Hassan was elected to the Senate in November.
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But Faris's overriding goal is less to plot out a precise legislative agenda and more to focus attention on the urgency of the crisis.
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The truth is that these neighborhoods, though poor, are often tight knit, with a sense of solidarity overriding any supposed lack of ethnic cohesion.
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This is convenient because it sanctions a conviction of moral superiority and allows liberals to ignore what those voters said were their overriding concerns.
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FABER: RIGHT YOU KNOW, I THINK ONE OF THESE OVERRIDING QUESTIONS IS GOING TO BE ARE YOU OVERCOMING SHORTCOMINGS IN YOUR PRODUCT WITH PEOPLE?
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An overriding point of contention is whether Trump's conduct rises to the level of an impeachable offense, a debate tailor-made for law professors.
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An overriding lesson of 2016 for liberals is that without hard-nosed realism about the state of the country and Trump's talents, you lose.
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True, Republicans could just cut taxes on rich people — always their overriding priority — not worry about paying for it, and blow up the deficit.
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"It is a new blow to unity by Fatah, overriding all reconciliation endeavors," Hazem Qasem, a spokesman for Hamas, said of the government's resignation.
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Money was not an overriding factor in the bidding because every team was restricted in what they could offer Ohtani under international signing rules.
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She had one overriding wish for her daughter, Neve Te Aroha, and other young New Zealanders as they grow up in an uncertain world.
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Whether the election outcome has an effect or not, there is one overriding, inevitable reality that will determine the Clintons' involvement in the charity's future.
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In overriding the urges of those in the region who called for a boycott, Madonna made a simplistic showcase of a deadly and intricate standoff.
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Erroneous readings could cause the plane's computers to detect an impending stall, or loss of lift, and force the nose down, overriding the pilot's inputs.
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They then made matters worse by overriding the automatic emergency cooling system, thinking there was too much water in the reactor rather than too little.
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The "overriding factor" pressuring the Canadian dollar has been oil, said Mark Chandler, head of Canadian fixed income and currency strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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Its overriding message is that Germany and Europe must give up hoping that China will change, and instead produce policies to respond to its rise.
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At breakfast with Pence, Walker conveyed concern that "send her back" not become the overriding sentiment of Trump's 2020 campaign, he told reporters on Thursday.
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" Skordas said Kwan acknowledges he made comments about political candidates and elected officials, "but felt that his overriding message was on policies and not candidates.
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Armstrong ended up piloting the craft to a safe landing after overriding a computer guidance system that was heading it to a field of boulders.
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He's also asking the court to terminate any spousal support ... but this is done a lot when there's already an overriding property agreement in place.
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The government delegation, which portrays the fight against terrorism as Syria's overriding priority, will return to the talks next month bolstered by its battlefield gains.
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The overriding impression from this book is that Marx's reputation (at least in some quarters) as an unrivalled economist-philosopher is wide of the mark.
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"When we were looking at this, we thought there were three overriding goals: stop the killing, stop the trafficking and stop the demand," she said.
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The House voted Tuesday on overriding Trump's veto — the first of his presidency — but fell several dozen votes short of the two-thirds majority needed.
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Pelosi said that while overriding the veto is an uphill battle, she believes bringing the vote to the floor could help them in the courts.
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Yet, overriding worries about Brexit are so large that few investors expect a major rebound at least until the UK referendum a week from now.
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Here in the UK, our festivals are characterised by a palpable sense of shittiness coupled with the overriding ability to get on with it anyway.
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Every midterm election in history has had something to do with the president, and Trump's unconventional presidency will be the biggest overriding issue in November.
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After training, some people say they'll try harder, and it's also possible that they could use strategies and be more vigilant about overriding their biases.
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"The overriding issue on top of the affordability [of New Jersey] is that the people just feel they've been embarrassed," Hugin told host John Catsimatidis.
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In 2006, the state legislature passed a law denying cities the ability to restrict openly carried weapons, overriding the veto of then-Governor Bob Taft.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, all wrote letters to Congress warning of the dangers of overriding the veto.
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The move could force Clinton to make an uncomfortable choice: abandon longtime advisers or face another political maelstrom by overriding the White House security agency.
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Congress has the power to supplement the president's executive order and change the status quo by overriding the Flores Settlement Agreement or amending the TVPRA.
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In the hit 2002 song, the overriding philosophy is that the "Sk8r Boi" was a beautiful soul who needed to be nourished by Avril's love.
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"Some will try to distance themselves from Trump, but the overriding reaction will be a desire to get some things done they can talk about."
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Yet they aren't, in and of themselves, a trend any more than a particularly destructive winter storm represents the overriding trend in rising global temperatures.
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Michael Brune, the executive director of the Sierra Club's national organization, said Mr. Wiener's bill went too far in overriding residents' say over neighborhood development.
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But focusing too much on Trump misses the full degree to which uncertainty has become the overriding new norm — in American life, not just politics.
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It is also something of an anomaly in the presidential portrait continuum, where the exhibition of restrained gravitas often seems to be the overriding imperative.
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The overriding sentiment from the crowd in McIntosh, a mix of Baptists, Pentecostals and other Christian denominations, was that Judge Kavanaugh should be confirmed quickly.
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That perception has had particular resonance in a cycle where a candidate's ability to beat Mr. Trump has been the overriding concern for most Democrats.
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Foremost is a proposal to allow employers to negotiate directly with employees on a range of workplace issues, overriding sector-wide accords struck by unions.
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For Mr. Farage, the overriding mission of UKIP was to force the Cameron government to hold a plebiscite on Britain's membership in the European Union.
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But the overriding concern — for insurers, many workers and officials throughout the health care systems in many states — is the broad reductions proposed for Medicaid.
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Conversely, an overriding reason some states fail to rank in the top tier despite many other positive attributes is their unwillingness to add enough housing.
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It's unlikely any of these would pass in the Republican-controlled Senate, and overriding a Presidential veto would require two-thirds majorities in both chambers.
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They expected students and activists to swarm districts, shaming Congress into acting, if not for moral reasons then for the overriding rationale of political survival.
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Lawmakers said Vizcarra had overstepped constitutional limits by overriding Congress' authority to appoint TC justices, and vowed to challenge him in local and international court.
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We found that alterations in the forest infested by the mountain beetle are not as important in fires as overriding drivers like climate and topography.
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The change marked a shift in efforts to stop the importation of elephant tusks and hides, overriding a 2014 ban imposed by the Obama administration.
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Amid the uncertainty over trade - the overriding focus for investors through the year - the Euro STOXX 0.8.82 fell, then recovered, and was last down 0.1%.
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Mr. Brownback lost in the House, shocking his loyalists, and he barely prevailed in the Senate, which fell three votes short of overriding the veto.
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Democrats accused the GOP of overriding California law and its power over water supplies, while significantly harming commercial fishing in the state by reapportioning water.
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Overriding our natural impulses is needed to meet the financial demands of modern society, which require us to delay gratification, save money and build wealth.
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When your overriding political goals are to embarrass the other party, you can have all the backrooms you want and you still won't reach compromise.
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Viacom recently appointed Dauman as executive chairman, replacing majority owner Sumner Redstone, overriding calls for an independent board chief from Redstone's daughter, who voted against Dauman.
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CVS Health — Jefferies downgraded CVS to "hold" from "buy," saying both the drugstore business and pharmacy benefit management operation face overriding concerns that will discourage investors.
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State lawmakers abolished capital punishment in 2015, overriding Ricketts' veto, but voters reinstated the following year through a petition drive partially financed by the Republican governor.
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So I think it fair to say that Vautier's conception of total-art as a unified exemplification of his overriding mindset and worldview no longer holds.
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IMAGE: Getty ImagesA powerful and controversial new genetic engineering technology called a gene drive offers the potential to drastically reshape our world by overriding natural selection.
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I'm treated with a mixture of puzzlement, deference and scorn because I'm American, my money and my plane ticket back to the U.S. overriding my blackness.
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"I'm not happy about certain things, but he's done a fantastic job running the EPA, which is very overriding," he said, according to E&E News.
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City of Chicago case in 2010, the Supreme Court sided 5-4 in favor of overriding Chicago's handgun ban on the basis of the Second Amendment.
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Erroneous readings could cause the plane's computers to detect an impending stall, or loss of lift, and force the nose down repeatedly, overriding the pilot's inputs.
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My overriding concern about foldables is that they'll fail to be perfectly flat when actually opened up, but the Mate X again stands up to scrutiny.
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The central bank's overriding task is to avoid a repeat of the panic of 2001 that led to a run on the banks and then default.
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Legislators approved the law in June, overriding strong objections from companies like Facebook and Alphabet Inc's Google, rights groups and Western governments including the United States.
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" "The GOP increased its majority in the Senate by several seats, which will make confirmations of judges and administration officials easier and overriding his vetoes harder.
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The overriding themes are that the world is moving to a higher interest rate environment and for the first time in years, there could be inflation.
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First, it was argued, referendums would reduce complex political questions to simple Yes/No propositions, overriding concerns about detail or the costs and trade-offs involved.
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"The overriding issue of the U.S.-China trade talks is keeping traders sidelined on committing to USD trades until the outcome is known there," he added.
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Facebook on Tuesday unveiled two moves to protect its advertising revenue: It's overriding ad blockers and giving consumers control over what kind of ads they see.
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From Mr Putin's point of view, Mr Erdogan gives him a means of dividing and weakening NATO and the West, which is his overriding strategic objective.
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In the Accenture Technology Vision 2017, the overriding message is that as technology becomes more sophisticated, it's not the technology itself that's driving change – it's us.
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The vote in the Senate comes just a few days after the House voted 47 to 1 in favor, overriding the governor's veto on May 20th.
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With Congress overriding President Obama for the first time, lawmakers in both parties are already eyeing changes to the law at the heart of the showdown.
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President Obama said Wednesday that Congress made a "mistake" by overriding his veto of legislation that would allow U.S. citizens sue Saudi Arabia over the Sept.
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"That is because the basic and overriding principle of coming off any drug is that slower is easier/less uncomfortable/risky—it's more tolerable," he says.
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The two best performers were tin and zinc, both up almost 16.0 percent, a double manifestation of the current overriding narrative in the industrial metals world.
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The overriding principle was the idea that you can have a belief system in which you can make the decision that you know better than others.
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As Trump contentiously defended the alt-right on Tuesday, though, these former aides were left feeling with one overriding sense: Hillary Clinton tried to warn us.
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"Our overriding goal is to show that we will not accept violations of the post-war order," says Markus Kerber, director of BDI, a business association.
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But the young Turks Reuters spoke to, all born in the first six months of the millennium, share an overriding concern for education and employment prospects.
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The 2015 Paris Agreement set an overriding target of limiting warming to "well below" 2 degrees C (3.6F) above pre-industrial times, ideally just 1.5 (2.7F).
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The U.K. Parliament is seeking to take back control using a variety of ploys and procedural devices aimed at overriding what remains a profoundly split government.
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This week we'll explore the standings, whatever the hell the Mets are thinking, and the most overriding fact about the baseball season: good GOD it's long.
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Your overriding goal in these early days should be to maintain anonymity as long as possible — the more people who know, the more trouble could result.
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But many of the New York monuments presumably in the mayor's sights involve people whose overriding accomplishments merited praise, even if they were also gravely flawed.
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There's a set of deeply irregular behaviors, all of which involve overriding evolved physical cues, like hunger, required maintain anorexia, bulimia, orthorexia, or binge eating disorder.
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But to an extent, the overriding principles of the film that Jarecki set out, exploring the corrupting effect of power and money, were coherent and intersectional.
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Yet in book after book, the heroine's overriding goal is to find true love with a hero who is superlatively handsome, staggeringly virile and stupendously rich.
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This sense of disruption and disorientation suits the overriding subject here, which relates to black bodies and their historic — and continued — vulnerability in the United States.
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The overriding message of the show is that people should be able to just be themselves and live their lives without fear of violence or oppression.
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The overriding question for Democrats is electability: who can beat Trump is a matter of pressing concern and profound anxiety for at least half the nation.
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Critics have long derided ASEAN as a feeble talk shop, whose overriding principle of making decisions by consensus keeps it from ever accomplishing anything of significance.
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Lawmakers, including many Republicans, bucked Mr. Brownback on his signature tax-cutting policies this year, passing a bill to raise taxes and then overriding his veto.
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There is often one big overriding idea that controls everything else, and he brings his own background, his own symbolic imagery, his sexuality into the work.
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The overriding question for Klobuchar on Wednesday was the same as the one hanging over her campaign: Do liberal primary voters want a measured, moderate nominee?
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In Kronman's view, Powell's opinion opened the door to considering all matters that arise at a university, academic and social, with diversity as the overriding value.
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Rather, we have outlined a mechanism that will allow Israel to reduce its security footprint in the West Bank over time while maintaining overriding security responsibility.
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Tumors often have low oxygen levels, and some cancers have developed ways of overriding the HIF system to attract blood vessels to support their rapid growth.
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It became the overriding story of London's latest fall/winter 2017 collections, where there was, at times, an all-out fuddy-duddiness on a few runways.
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In Kronman's view, Powell's opinion opened the door to considering all matters that arise at a university, academic and social, with diversity as the overriding value.
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That liberalism is focused on a vision of prosperity and culture that transforms the physical landscape, often overriding or ignoring black community leaders and black interests.
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Staying healthy enough to make it to Pyeongchang has become an overriding priority that has guided every decision she has made in the last 12 months.
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Unlike the relatively straightforward photographs described above, I find it harder to evaluate many other works in NeoRealismo, which haphazardly combines reportage with an overriding aesthetic elegance.
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The overriding perception — at least, at this party — was that Thiel's speech, with its focus on tech, the economy and small government, had been a resounding success.
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Gene drive is a molecular technology that forces an edited gene to be passed along into all of an organism's offspring, overriding nature's 50/50 inheritance mix.
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Should the resolution to overturn the FCC order pass in the Senate, it will proceed to the House, overriding a similar effort there that is already underway.
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Finally, the Ohio state legislature could vote as early as Thursday when it reconvenes to consider overriding a gun bill rejected this month by Republican Ohio Gov.
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The Kansas House of Representatives voted 81 to 44 in favor of overriding the veto, falling three votes short of the 84 needed to advance the override.
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And though that right isn't absolute, RCFP argued, the government can't claim an overriding interest in maintaining the secrecy of a case that has been publicly disclosed.
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In about a dozen interviews at his campaign headquarters, nearly all the volunteers stressed that the overriding reason they wanted to help Ossoff was to hurt Trump.
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I stand with the people of Wisconsin, and we will be taking any steps necessary to prevent power-hungry politicians from overriding the will of the people.
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"The overriding priority now is to rapidly immunize all children around the affected area and ensure that no other children succumb to this terrible disease," Moeti said.
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The campaign worked from lists of past caucus participants, then built profiles on individual voters based on what the voters relayed as their overriding areas of interest.
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Since their integration into mobile phone operating systems in the 290s, emojis have become an indispensable part of modern-day communication, increasingly overriding text and changing language.
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"I am deeply concerned about the current overriding focus of EU States on preventing migrants from reaching Europe, and rushing to deport many who do," Zeid added.
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And certainly since the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt, America's overriding foreign-policy goal has been to secure global capitalism through a system of alliances and trade agreements.
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If there's an overriding sentiment I want to leave you with, it's this: don't buy into BioWare's reveal-event-treatment of what should be a mea culpa.
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But, if you have a dream with an overriding theme or image that you just can't place, Gailing says the answer could be written in the stars.
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Their real position is that universal coverage is a philosophically unsound goal, and that blocking Democrats from creating a universal health care system is of overriding importance.
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The companies signed agreements barring them from using data for anything beyond its intended purposes, and the company disputes that it was overriding privacy settings and consent.
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"The overriding concern I have is the Medicaid expansion being significantly altered," Smith, whose home state of New Jersey accepted the expansion, told the Asbury Park Press.
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This one-two punch — Trump's disdain for facts and overriding focus on feelings and personalities — has made the president largely blind to the consequences of his actions.
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The far-right leader accused the ECB of overriding decisions made by the European Commission, adding that it raised a "fundamental question" about the bank's supposed impartiality.
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When Trump declares, "America First will be the major and overriding theme of my administration," the rest of the world hears an angry nation flexing its muscles.
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But she remembers in particular Mr. Bloomberg's opposition to a paid sick leave law, which the New York City Council ultimately passed, overriding his veto, in 2013.
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Strategizing over every move with brutal pragmatism, she is forced to weigh helping the most vulnerable potential victims against the overriding instinct to keep her son safe.
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It feels like an overriding metaphor that the father of Sam's children remains unnamed (as far as I can remember) and unseen through the first five episodes.
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Lawmakers are getting the list after they voted on a resolution to block Trump's national emergency declaration but before the House's planned vote on overriding Trump's veto.
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Viacom had recently appointed Dauman as executive chairman, replacing majority owner Sumner Redstone, overriding calls for an independent board chief from Redstone's daughter, who voted against Dauman.
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Florida judges do not currently know which aggravating circumstances juries have selected, making them free to choose their own, essentially overriding the jury's grounds for recommending death.
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The far-right leader accused the ECB of overriding decisions made by the European Commission, adding it raised a "fundamental question" about the central bank's supposed impartiality.
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There are two overriding points regarding President Trump's executive order (EO) outlining plans to improve data security for federal agencies and to better protect critical U.S. infrastructure.
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"It seems to me that in our effort to ... appease Iran, that State Department made a call overriding — basically breaking the law that we passed," said McCaul.
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So far there has been no discussion of dedicated bailouts or direct cash injections for the aerospace sector, but liquidity is an overriding concern, industry sources said.
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So far there has been no discussion of dedicated bailouts or direct cash injections for the aerospace sector, but liquidity is an overriding concern, industry sources said.
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The system is designed to push down the nose of the aircraft if sensors are saying it is necessary — overriding what pilots may be trying to do.
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A pharmacist had alerted hospital authorities that Dr. Husel was prescribing high doses of fentanyl to patients, in some cases overriding the hospital's protocols for the drug.
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GUANGZHOU, China — The southern Chinese city of Guangzhou on Wednesday welcomed dozens of corporate leaders and foreign dignitaries with one overriding message: China is open for business.
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"My overriding feeling is this is exciting," she said, seated on a white slipcovered couch in her Greenwich Village apartment, where she has lived for two decades.
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By that point, Congress may have rendered the issue moot by overriding the president and/or voters may have rendered the issue moot in the 2020 election.
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As Dan Adler writes in his book Hanne Darboven: Cultural History 1880-1983: Cultural History is relentlessly resistant to being read in terms of an overriding system.
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If you're an Apple fan, then the AirPods also deliver a great sound considering they don't seal in your ears, which is the overriding problem with them.
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" This was after he declared in the White House that Israel intends to "retain the overriding security control over the entire area west of the Jordan River.
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The slender Bazley also would have found himself competing against older and much more physically imposing players whose overriding focus is securing their own N.B.A. call-up.
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It's something he has been loath to do in the race, which has mostly been characterized by civility and an overriding sense of us-against-Trump unity.
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"I Am the New Black" is raunchy and funny, but it is also sometimes startlingly dark; its overriding theme is trauma, though Morgan never uses that word.
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The catalysts could be any number of things, but one overriding concern is the expectation that global central banks will tighten up policy in the coming months.
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But lawmakers, who voted to renew their confidence in his government on Monday, said he had overstepped constitutional limits by overriding Congress' powers to appoint tribunal judges.
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He had one overriding message: that American democracy is threatened—by economic inequality, by racial division, and, above all, by the erosion of democratic habits and institutions.
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As raw as his emotions may feel now, the overriding concern for the ambitious first-term senator will be how it impacts his future White House aspirations.
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The opposition Labour Party said Javid's plans amounted to right-wing ideology overriding common sense and that jobs in the motor industry and manufacturing were under threat.
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The World Values Survey has repeatedly shown that the desire for free choice and autonomy is a universal preference, tempered only by an overriding concern about security.
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The overriding task for the party is to perfect this dictatorial system and make it more efficient and effective in suppressing dissent and advancing the regime's legitimacy.
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"The overriding issue in these races is Trump, and sometimes all politics isn't local," said Fred Smoller, a political science professor at Chapman University in Southern California.
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An applicant's race, standing alone, would never the reason for admission, Lee said, with Harvard's "whole person review" designed to ensure that no one characteristic was overriding.
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She wants to see Trump lose, but her overriding goal is to keep House control, and that means reelecting the swing-district Democrats who won in 2018.
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For now, the main Conservative leadership candidates seem to be leaning away from staying in the single market because of the electorate's overriding priority to control immigration.
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"Every death penalty state other than Alabama requires a jury verdict for death and prohibits a judge from overriding a jury verdict for life," his petition said.
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Responding to the battle cry "Remember the Maine," Congress declared war against Spain, overriding the antiwar views of President William McKinley (Cuba was then a Spanish colony).
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Needing a fresh start, they move to Eventown, where they are delighted at first with the charming environment, the kind people, the overriding sense of well-being.
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"It was all or nothing and they got nothing," said Mr. Sharry, who noted Mr. Trump sacrificed what had previously been his overriding immigration priority, the wall.
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But the overriding sentiment was a level-headed and democratic one, that Trump should be allowed to visit the UK so he can be challenged on his views.
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The Republican-controlled House, which passed the bill last month 81-44, quickly took up a debate on overriding Brownback's veto on Thursday, but a vote was postponed.
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The overriding consensus was that I was being a bit oversensitive; that I should maybe take his criticism on board, or that it was best to ignore him.
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Ultimately, the partisan divide which held up the settlement broke down with Republican members of the commission overriding Democratic concerns for greater oversight of the social media giant.
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The state legislature narrowly reached the two-thirds threshold in both the House and Senate for overriding a veto in New Hampshire, reflecting contention around the death penalty.
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The new chairman's overriding concern will be to sustain one of the longest U.S. recoveries for as long as possible, according to conversations with Fed officials and analysts.
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A gene drive works by overriding natural selection's typical 50-50 mix, ensuring that a desired trait introduced by genetic engineering more efficiently spreads through a wild population.
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The Canadian government announced final regulations to reduce patented drug prices it said would save Canadians C$13.2 billion over a decade, overriding heavy opposition from pharmaceutical companies.
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As the Baltimore Sun reports, the change came after a 29-18 vote in the Maryland Senate, overriding the last of six vetoes from Republican Governor Larry Hogan.
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The pay-off, however, is that this reduces the chances of an all-out conflict that would frustrate Mr Trump's overriding goal of healthy economic growth in America.
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So when the Texas legislature passed a bill overriding Austin's regulations with a more lenient statewide framework governing ride-hailing companies, Uber and Lyft immediately planned their return.
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Their disappearance sparked fears that China was overriding the "one country, two systems" formula protecting Hong Kong's freedoms since its return to China from British rule in 1997.
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While tight-lipped on the details, he confirmed that they are designed to deal with two overriding concerns: Israel's need for security and the Palestinians' for economic development.
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Since impeachment requires overriding the mandate given to the president by the electorate, it should be used only if the president has broken the trust placed in him.
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The ANC leadership then named senior party member and former cabinet minister Thoko Didiza as its candidate for Tshwane, overriding regional branch members and touching off the riots.
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Gene drives are controversial for good reason: They work by overriding natural selection, allowing scientists to theoretically force a desired genetic trait through an entire wild population quickly.
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The White House lashed out at the Senate Wednesday for overriding President Obama's veto of legislation that would allow U.S. citizens to sue Saudi Arabia over the Sept.
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I believe that government intrusion into personal privacy is not the overriding public policy issue that Apple and the Electronic Freedom Foundation would have you believe it is.
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"There is simply no importance, overriding or otherwise, to unsealing the matrimonial records of a political candidate," they added, which also includes veteran Trump Organization lawyer Michael Cohen.
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Overriding 5-Star concerns, President Sergio Mattarella told Azerbaijan last week that Italy was fully committed to TAP, which will bring gas from central Asia to western Europe.
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A diverse coalition of Republicans and Democrats in the Kansas state legislature voted on Tuesday to roll back Governor Sam Brownback's sweeping 2012 tax cuts, overriding his veto.
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The overriding goal was the same, however: portray a superpower in terminal decline, ruined by violent race wars and a plundering plutocracy, and hollowed out by imperial overstretch.
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The bill would ban the bots -- software programs written to quickly buy trendy toys -- from overriding online retailers' security measures, allowing them to then make the bulk purchases.
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Overriding this VA regulation, in 85033, Congress authorized VA to cover assisted reproductive technology for veterans and their spouses solely when a service-connected disability caused the infertility.
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If it's Donald Trump, who wants to make immigration enforcement the federal government's overriding priority, then private incarceration, industry profits and human suffering will go through the roof.
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"Refugee protection today is often under threat and cannot always be assured, but in this instance international refugee law and overriding values of humanity have prevailed," he said.
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Less than 24 hours after the Senate and House delivered a stinging rebuke to President Obama by overriding his veto of a bill that would let the Sept.
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Experts on the Saudi system, including those who admire M.B.S., say that his efforts are being carried out with one overriding goal: to preserve the House of Saud.
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I had no entrepreneurial ability, an overriding fear that the economy would degrade into a more overt form of barbarism, and a desperate worship of all things intellectual.
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The Senate on Wednesday joined the House in overriding Rauner's August veto of legislation requiring monthly instead of annual reports from state agencies on bills they are holding.
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The bill would ban the bots — software programs written to quickly buy trendy toys — from overriding online retailers' security measures, allowing them to then make the bulk purchases.
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"She'll appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench, overriding Congress, and I'll tell you, the will of the people will mean nothing — nothing," Mr. Trump said.
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Western governments were reluctant to hold China seriously to account in any of these areas because its help was deemed indispensable to resolving the overriding North Korea problem.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has directed the National Marine Fisheries Service to prioritize water use in California for fire-fighting, potentially overriding its use to protect endangered species.
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As with anyone suddenly called on to save the life of someone dying in front of their eyes, they told him their overriding emotions were panic and fear.
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They thought it was cool to be the first brewery to have a beer named by a neural network, "but the overriding emotion was just bewilderment," said Fritts.
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More contracts, and more jobs, in the states and districts of key members of Congress are at stake, and these considerations are overriding sound management and sensible strategy.
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The former vice president often makes the case that no Democratic plan is possible without first defeating Mr. Trump, bringing the focus back to the campaign's overriding objective.
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While Mr. Chau hoped that residents would provide this intelligence voluntarily, his overriding goal was to acquire the information needed to expose and destroy the enemy's clandestine networks.
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Now Mr. Kocherlakota is more inclined to believe that scarcity is not the overriding problem and that the federal government could spend more without risk of excessive inflation.
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"The overriding theme for the week will be the ongoing rift in the Conservative Party," Kallum Pickering, senior U.K. economist at Berenberg Bank, said in a research note.
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And Russia has an overriding interest in preventing a war in Syria between Israel and Iran, if only to preserve its own gains, starting with Mr. Assad's survival.
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For decades, the overriding objective of American business and government has been to remove friction from the tracking system, by linking networks, by speeding connections, by eliminating barriers.
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But Mr. Moi had the right to dismiss judges and other officials, and he and his party controlled legislation and the courts, overriding decisions and suppressing democratic reforms.
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By turning this distinct, mixed heritage into an overriding national value, Qaboos was able to unite a divided population — now about 4.6 million strong — under his modernizing regime.
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A single overriding interest connects Netanyahu and Trump as they meet on Wednesday: to demonstrate that eight years of Obama-era tension between the countries' leaders are over.
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"Our strategy is grounded in one overriding objective: to detect and destroy every type of missile attack against any American target, whether before or after launch," he said.
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When Brazil helped scuttle the Free Trade Area of the Americas in 2005, it proved that the era of overriding United States influence in the region was over.
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But he has a powerful overriding message for the Bernie or Bust crowd: Please, don't do anything that would force my kids to live through a Trump presidency.
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Yet Thomas reimagines them, looking at their respective stages as platforms from which to rewrite and reclaim their stories, overriding the oppressive narratives that have undermined their impact.
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Pentagon sources confirm this, saying the troops are in a high-risk situation and that the Defense Department's overriding priority right now is to ensure they are removed safely.
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Both Stavridis and Flournoy see Kim as a fundamentally rational leader whose overriding goals are to ensure the survival of his regime and his personal control over North Korea.
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But the overriding assessment should still come down to whether better private-sector management will be sufficient to make up for the higher cost of borrowing, says Professor Heald.
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Mara said the desire to keep Manning in the same system next season would be a factor in the decision on a new coach but not the overriding one.
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"Clearly political uncertainty is the overriding theme here, this is why sterling dropped significantly on the exit poll last night," said Jane Foley, head of FX strategy at Rabobank.
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"With respect to Facebook's Libra and other developments in cryptocurrencies, our overriding goal is to maintain the integrity of our financial system and protect it from abuse," he said.
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Longer term policies, like opening up drilling access to federal waters and lands, could have an impact if prices stay high enough — another reminder of the market's overriding influence.
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The overriding sentiment is still "Jail Hillary Clinton," but there's been room to talk about the space program and race relations and entrepreneurship, as well as Trump's business acumen.
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The overriding tone of these discussions is a mixture of lurid interest and small-town hysteria, with users desperate for clues to inspire or reinforce their own unproven theories.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois ended its historic budget drought on Thursday after the House of Representatives enacted the state's first complete spending plan since 2015 by overriding the governor's vetoes.
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This was the first major gay-rights case to reach the court since 2015, and an overriding question was how Kennedy, a centrist conservative, would address the competing values.
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"I was told that the whole editorial staff was upset by this—which they took as simply overriding editorial judgment," he said, a reaction that was confirmed by sources.
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Mass-produced and joylessly prone to corporate tie-ins, it's the ultimate iteration of the theme park's overriding mission: to separate you from every last dollar in your pocket.
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Wild Nothing hasn't ever needed to be about an overriding concept, it's more about the whole package of sound, the combination of melody and instruments, and how that feels.
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What comes next: The resolution of disapproval will now return to the Democrat-controlled House, which is expected to hold a vote later this month on overriding Trump's veto.
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The overriding message of the report is that the SSA needs to be more proactive about informing claimants that Social Security benefits can be a hedge against longevity risk.
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"It's the suburban seats and it's the flow of money," Representative Tom Cole, a longtime Oklahoma Republican and former House campaign chairman, said of the party's two overriding concerns.
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An overriding point of Adelman, a former Wisconsin state senator known for his liberalism, is that the high court answers the desires of wealthy people while shortchanging ordinary Americans.
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It's unclear just how serious a problem this will become, but what is clear is that time-to-market — and not security —- is the overriding concern for these products.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois ended its historic budget drought on Thursday after the House of Representatives enacted the state's first complete spending plan since 2015 by overriding the governor's vetoes.
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Overriding any specific concern is the GOP's desperate desire to secure a major legislative victory and a truncated public debate that has prevented any sustained resistance from taking hold.
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It also requires the company to obtain users' consent before overriding their privacy choices, and to institute a comprehensive program to protect the privacy and security of users' data.
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So, look, we took -- the President jumped out fast and took very bold steps, as I said in some cases overriding the advice of some of his advisers now.
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"I think it plays into an overriding message that I know the president and his team have been pushing for a while now," one former White House official said.
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Mr. Xi's overriding focus is not on spreading his brand of autocracy, but on eliminating risks to his rule at home and securing his nation's economic growth and security.
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The book-length report, published by the Bank for International Settlements, in Basel, Switzerland, signals what could be the overriding theme for central banks in the decade to come.
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The book-length report, published by the Bank for International Settlements, in Basel, Switzerland, signals what could be the overriding theme for central banks in the decade to come.
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The framers were specific if they thought a super-majority vote should be required for certain things, such as expelling a member, overriding a veto or ratifying a treaty.
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Republican leaders have narrowed their focus to one overriding strategic goal: ensuring that the Senate does not vote in favor of calling new witnesses or allowing in new evidence.
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Consequently, the worldwide industry has evolved a long standing, imbedded and overriding safety culture and infrastructure that are dedicated to ensuring and promoting the highest level of operational safety.
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She would do this mainly by allowing the federal government to negotiate drug prices and by overriding patents or providing public support to manufacture the drugs if bargaining fails.
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But trade wars and the potential fallout on the global economy have been the overriding fears hanging over markets all week, and that's been weighing on the U.S. dollar.
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Evola's early artistic endeavors gave way to his love of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, and he developed a worldview with an overriding animosity toward the decadence of modernity.
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"Our strategy," Mr. Trump said, "is grounded in one overriding objective: to detect and destroy every type of missile attack against any American target, whether before or after launch."
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On the other hand, the Constitution also reserves major, overriding powers for unelected, military-controlled bodies — for example, the one tasked with overseeing a vast 20-year development plan.
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In February lawmakers came within a few votes of overriding the governor's veto of a tax increase that would have raised more than $1bn to help plug the budget shortfall.
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There is one overriding reason to consider paying as much as $1,300 for a suitcase with Rimowa's electronic tag: It makes checking your bag a breeze, saving loads of time.
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Instead the overriding ideology was to secure support for self-determination, with the Sudanese regime in Khartoum blamed for every failing in its dirt-poor new neighbour to the south.
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"'America First' will be the major and overriding theme of my administration," Trump announced at an event sponsored by the Washington, DC think tank, the Center for the National Interest.
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Exclusive: Obama says Congress made a 'political vote' overriding his veto of Saudi lawsuit bill Roughly 20 veterans commit suicide daily, according to a Veteran Affairs study released July 2016.
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Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has shown a greater willingness to step up security ties with countries such as Vietnam, overriding concerns this would upset China, military officials said.
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Oxitec's mosquitoes are engineered to include two copies of baby-mosquito killing genes, overriding natural selection to make it almost certain that their offspring receive the killer gene from dad.
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In fact, if there's one overriding message that can be taken from Fed officials' recent public comments, it's that they see their days of holding the market's hand as over.
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That — along with the power of local news sources in their communities — could force lawmakers to rethink their position on how to move forward with overriding Trump's national security veto.
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"The overriding fundamental, whether it's the United States or Europe or Japan, is that the monetary authorities are continuing to be extraordinarily expansionary and they have no choice," he said.
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Nanette can't be boiled down to a one simple message, but perhaps the overriding theme is the need for stories with uncomfortable truths — versus jokes, with their tension-releasing punchlines.
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Bridenstine said the overriding goal is to search for evidence of past or even present microbial life at Mars and find suitable locations to send astronauts, perhaps in the 2030s.
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Mario's experience dovetails with complaints on social media What the banks say: TD tells Axios that any interruptions to its services is the result of its overriding concern for security.
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Cheah said his overriding principle is that the businesses must do no societal harm — which is why he has never dabbled in anything involved with gambling or smoking, he said.
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The leadership of the two parties should have one overriding goal for their presidential selection: Choose a candidate who will give their side the best chance to win in November.
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The company building the contentious Dakota Access oil pipeline is asking a federal court to grant its final approval, overriding the Obama administration's latest delay to construction in North Dakota.
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The fight may spill over into next week, with the Senate staying in town to vote on overriding an expected veto from President Obama on a 9/11 victims bill.
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Overriding a presidential veto requires a two-thirds vote in both chambers of Congress—a high threshold that may not currently be surmountable in either the House or the Senate.
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Overriding home-state senators' objections, scheduling hearings without American Bar Association ratings, packing multiple nominees into one hearing, and holding hearings during congressional recess all are intended to minimize scrutiny.
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Yet the overriding view in Hollywood is that, with their untold piles of cash and their valuations of $1trn or so apiece, the tech giants are only just getting started.
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Political opponents were sued for libel, chewing gum was banned, and the media "subordinated to the overriding needs of the integrity of Singapore," Lee said before his death in 2015.
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One could argue that overriding, sustained skepticism, in response to reports of bad acts, could indeed be a mistake, and wouldn't be an ideal posture for, say, a 911 dispatcher.
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"We're doing it because we want to make a stand for parents like ourselves who feel there is an agenda going on that is overriding our beliefs," Nigel Rowe said.
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The overriding theme of the documentary is isolation, where travel restrictions and checkpoints hem in the lives of the people in Burqah, and the documentary aims to bridge those barriers.
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Because Trump does so many things that no past president even considered -- much less did -- the overriding theme of pieces are how atypical and ahistorical what he is doing is.
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"They are overriding the recommendation of library professionals not due to budgetary or public safety concerns but because the viewpoint of that publication does not match their own," O'Donnell said.
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It continued to allow race and gender to be used as part of an overall effort to promote diversity so long as it was not the emphasis or overriding criteria.
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The order forces the Environmental Protection Agency to enforce stricter rules on "super polluting" glider trucks as the court considers permanently overriding Scott Pruitt's final decision as the EPA's leader.
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Arone said the bigger overriding driver for the market is in fact the trade negotiations, and he said the markets may be too optimistic in expectations for a trade deal.
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Our overriding interest is for Indonesia to remain an ally in the fight against regional terrorism, and to become an active partner in helping check the unilateral impulses of China.
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And in 2017 she explored asking the federal government to help in overriding patents by invoking a law that allows lower-cost generic production, paying the patent holder fair compensation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's next prime minister must make it their "overriding" priority to protect London's globally competitive position in finance after Brexit, financial services minister John Glen said on Tuesday.
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This means it could be lawful for Mr. Trump to lift the sanctions after the initial waiting period expires and before Congress has time to vote on overriding his veto.
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It is a law Congress enacted in 1973 — overriding President Richard M. Nixon's veto — in an attempt to regain control over war decisions that had eroded during the Cold War.
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The Giants believe they used the N.F.L. draft to address their overriding long-term issue — identifying a potential replacement for their franchise quarterback, Eli Manning — while tending to immediate needs.
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Take the once-overriding priority of ethics reform, ending the sick pay-to-play culture in which lawmakers dance with lobbyists and corporate interests until they are indicted or dead.
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In the case of the Artemis, the 2024 goal is sound only so long as NASA feels it can slide the schedule a bit if safety becomes an overriding concern.
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The result was a large deficit and the necessity, three years later, to dramatically increase taxes to mitigate the damage, an action taken by his fellow Republicans, overriding his veto.
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Regardless of intent, the overriding impression relayed by the painted hands is one of faceting and fragmentation, a scrambling of expectations that Beach deftly exploits in her three-dimensional work.
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Of course, if you don&apost want to go as hard as they suggest (or want to go harder) you can make adjustments yourself by overriding the trainer&aposs instructions.
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Even so, the record's overriding emphasis is on calmer and more abstract dronescapes, buoyed by the pair's conscious decision to avoid using big, obvious beats or "anything that's easily identifiable".
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The overriding fact of the smartphone market is that most people want a device that looks like an iPhone plus Instagram photos that look like they were shot on an iPhone.
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STEELE: What I think are you are pointing to is definitely maybe the overriding problem, which is - and we don&apost talk about it very much at all, is white guilt.
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Essentially, this approach was a heightening of the X-Files model, where standalone episodes and episodes linked to that show's overriding alien conspiracy uneasily shared space right next to each other.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Friday the chamber will vote on March 26 on overriding President Donald Trump's veto of a border-wall related resolution.
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"Engineering porn," as Stefan Johansson branded it... The risk this runs is the perception of the fans that the engineers are having too much control, which is overriding the driver's skills.
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There's no evidence that the Trump campaign had anything to do with that effort, but the meetings, disputed at first but then admitted became an overriding focus in the news media.
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Though "To Be of Service" skips over specifics, the big picture is clear, and its overriding point well made: These dogs are saving the lives of those who've sacrificed so much.
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In August, Bolsonaro enacted a law allowing gun owners to carry their weapons across "rural properties," overriding a previous law that had required gun owners to keep weapons inside their homes.
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Submitted as part of the upcoming National Climate Assessment, the draft federal report sends the overriding message that failing to curb carbon pollution now will exacerbate negative consequences in the future.
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James Pasco, senior adviser to the president of the Fraternal Order of Police, said officers don't have an overriding problem with legal observers' work, even if it is focused on police.
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There are passing nods to racism and sexism that chime with the concerns of our times, but the overriding intention seems to be to get the audience on its feet, cheering.
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McConnell's stance also blocks one extreme but otherwise possible end to the shutdown — Congress overriding a presidential veto with two-thirds votes in both chambers, thus reopening the government by themselves.
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The conservative movement in the US believes in its intellectual wing that government should do less and that lower taxes on upper income brackets are the overriding priority of economic policy.
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My overriding impression is that the engineering challenge of just making the hinges work reliably and the screens fold and unfold without breaking is so large as to overwhelm other considerations.
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Frydenberg said the government intended to "lift the veil" on how the firms collected and monetised users' data, and accepted the ACCC's "overriding conclusion that there is a need for reform".
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Video from the train's forward-facing camera showed the front of the train smashing into and overriding the bumper at the end of the track, causing a large flash, investigators wrote.
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" He claimed Clinton will "appoint radical judges" to the Supreme Court "who will legislate from the bench, overriding Congress, and I'll tell you, the will of the people will mean nothing.
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But I do have one overriding question regarding this upcoming device, a question that might go neglected as the usual hot topics of specs and design start to overtake the conversation.
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The overriding message of the four-day affair was unmistakable: Speaker after speaker, including Trump, lambasted black activists, immigrants, and Muslims as criminals who were the cause of America's deep decline.
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Republican lawmakers in Kansas put an end to the state's failed tax reform experiment on Tuesday, overriding the governor's veto after three attempts to pass a tax-hiking bill this year.
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Britain's pound, meanwhile, recovered on Wednesday after a poll showed the country's ruling Conservative party still in the lead, overriding a previous projection of a hung parliament in elections next week.
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Should the Fed roll back that increase, markets could get a relaxation rally, but the overriding concern is that a reversal will cause the central bank to lose credibility, he said.
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But the overriding thing that Google will try to sell us is its vision of integrating that multiplicity of physical gadgets and trinkets into its digital empire of software and services.
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C. position is authoritarian, it's because it involves overriding clear market rejection of certain ideas, refusing to let the market assign low value to ideas that campus conservatives want to hear.
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That is why the overriding question for the last month on the Tour was how McCormick would make meticulous, minute changes to Spieth's swing and mechanics and make it all better.
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The resolution of disapproval will now return to the Democratic-controlled House, which is expected to hold a vote on March 26 on overriding Trump's veto, according to a leadership aide.
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"But there's overriding concern about Cory Booker's willingness to confront corporate power in all of its forms," Sroka added, referencing his positions on Wall Street and education in addition to drugs.
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There is one overriding consideration that Mr. Barr, if he is confirmed as attorney general, is duty-bound to observe — that executive privilege is a constitutional protection for the common good.
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She said the overriding mission was to do whatever possible to encourage victims to report, adding that a 2008 study in Utah found that only 12 percent of victims come forward.
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The Church in the Darkness ends up smashed between two different overriding concerns, neither fully committed to or developed in a way that would keep me coming back to the game.
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The House next week is expected to vote on overriding Trump's veto, but leaders lack the two-thirds support of the chamber necessary to pass the bill over the president's objections.
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National Briefing | Mid-Atlantic Overriding the governor's veto for the fourth time this year, West Virginia lawmakers put a ban on a common second-trimester abortion method into law on Thursday.
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In the border wall dispute, a Trump-appointed judge agreed with the administration, ruling that he shouldn't weigh in and instead saying Congress should use its own powers, like overriding vetoes.
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He said that the instructions he's received from member states have prevented him from overriding individual objections, or even from making public what countries requested that groups not be given access.
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In the Indonesian flight there are indications that the system acted because of faulty readings from a sensor on the plane, and that the pilots had trouble overriding the software's actions.
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On one side, tax cuts for the rich have become the overriding priority for the modern G.O.P., and Trump is giving them that, so they're willing to let everything else slide.
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She gave some of Nono's harsh, percussive phrases a clarity that felt personal, even warmly sincere, when overriding a passage of ambient unease that had been fostered by the electronic material.
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He's either an American hero for standing up to power at the risk of his career or a leaker and a liar intent on overriding the will of the American people.
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Prince Mohammed's elevation gives him added authority to push ahead with his pet project, overriding the objections of traditionalists who argue that only the state should own natural resources like oil.
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Mr. Bolton's ouster — which he insists was a resignation — will further enhance Mr. Pompeo's substantial influence over Mr. Trump's foreign policy, even at the risk of overriding his own hawkish impulses.
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"The linking of Jerusalem to Maale Adumim is an overriding Israeli interest," wrote Nadav Shragai in a 2013 study published by the right-wing Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs research institute.
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" Mr. Bard, Mr. Miller wrote, had a "talent for overriding probability, an emotional fluency which sent his thoughts on swallow loops from subject to subject, a progressive, enthusiastic view of life.
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The ANC leadership named senior party member and former cabinet minister Thoko Didiza as its candidate for Tshwane, overriding regional branch members and refusing to back down as the violence mounted.
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"In reaching this conclusion the overriding consideration of the board was the collective accountability of senior management for the overall reputation of the group," Chairman Catherine Livingstone said in a statement.
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He wants to see our country to do well, and I think that's going to be the overriding issue for him if he ends up becoming the next senator from Utah.
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A bone of contention has been a legal provision that allows the overriding of patents on original drugs and granting of 'compulsory licences' to local firms to make cheaper copycat medicines.
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"Refugee protection today is often under threat and cannot always be assured, but in this instance international refugee law and overriding values of humanity have prevailed," he said in a statement.
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She focused on issues of urban poverty — she was a chief supporter of a national school-lunch bill, for example, galvanizing other representatives in overriding President Gerald Ford's veto of it.
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That would force the president into a politically costly effort to keep the Senate from overriding his veto of the resolution, even as Democrats moved to block him in the courts.
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This means making improvements in the institutions that govern the security sector — and not building short-lived tactical capacities — the overriding objective of most of today's security cooperation with fragile states.
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But beyond the debate over the two approaches, the overriding concern among most in the medical community is ensuring that medication of some sort is available to people struggling with addiction.
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Inside Young was an unwavering determination, an overriding sense of responsibility — to the space country, to the program, to his crew — and an almost childlike sense of wonder at the universe.
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Indeed, the most pertinent issue at stake in each election may well be whether the Republicans obtain a mere majority in the Senate or a supermajority capable of overriding any filibuster.
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They had no objection when Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, requiring free states to aid in the return of runaway slaves — overriding many of those states' own laws.
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I reviewed the NightHawks last summer, after listening to them for a few months, and my overriding conclusion was that they were the most comfortable anything I'd ever worn on my head.
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They argue that this isn't just use of discretion to fill in a gap Congress didn't address, but overriding a specific thing Congress wrote into the law — which the administration can't do.
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Kobach's communications with the President or senior White House advisers fall squarely within the scope of executive privilege, and the Committee has not demonstrated that its interests justify overriding a privilege claim.
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But the House Freedom Caucus is apparently concerned enough about the possibility of diversion — and perhaps what it sees as Obama-era regulations overriding Congress's will — to rescind the Obama administration's rule.
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Congressional approval for a bill to allow the families of victims of the September 11th 2001 attacks to sue Saudi Arabia, overriding Mr Obama's veto, is evidence that the disenchantment is mutual.
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For the occupant of an AV, the equivalents of speeding or running a red light could be failing to monitor the vehicle as required or improperly manipulating or overriding its autonomous system.
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"What we need to do as counterprotesters is to make a loud declaration of what Modesto's values really are, and they are acceptance and tolerance and overriding belief in equality," Ricci said.
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The case involves several procedural issues, but an overriding question is whether Fourth Amendment protection extends beyond an arrest, through arraignment, and can serve as the basis of a "malicious prosecution" claim.
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On his blog Charged, developer and journalist Owen Williams recently detailed his experience trying to figure out who or what kept overriding his brightness settings for his Philips Hue smart light bulbs.
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Legislation that would allow the blanketing of our communities with several thousand new 28500-foot tall antennas installed every hundred paces is being pushed forward overriding objections from property owners or schools.
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A government shutdown can be avoided by simply taking the path of least resistance: passing a spending bill that does not include funding for a wall and overriding a veto if needed.
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"It's basically Congress overriding peer-reviewed biological opinions and dictating, at a very prescriptive level of detail, how this complex water system will be operated, for some undefined period of time," Rep.
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Absent either an overriding statute that authorizes such a disclosure or a court order as discussed below, Rule 6(e) could effectively prohibit Congress from obtaining evidence gathered by the special counsel.
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Trump's marginal economic leverage will not offer much of an advantage in a drawn out war of attrition, especially given President Xi's overriding resolve to revive China's role as a great power.
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With a resolution blocking Trump's emergency declaration expected to fall short of overriding veto, Republicans are already turning their attention to separate legislation spawned out of an intense separation of powers debate.
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"The overriding concern on the part of law enforcement officials on both sides of the border is that they are now at the whim of a seemingly erratic, chaotic approach," he said.
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In truth, Bernie Sanders's movement fractured the Democratic Party almost as much as Trump did the G.O.P., but that fissure has been temporarily plastered over by the overriding need to defeat Trump.
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While his plan may be to investigate the characters' emotional states after the event, there's no getting around the fact that the overriding question — Was this officer responsible for a boy's fall?
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The overriding assumption is that words don't mean much to Pruitt, and he is inevitably going to do whatever polluting industries ask for and then make up some platitude to justify it.
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It is a perversion of the principles governing asylum to pretend that those in peril at sea have an overriding right not to be returned to a country they chose to enter.
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"As always, our overriding concern is for public safety and not doing anything that will divert important resources away from communities that may be in distress," the N.F.L. said in a statement.
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"Legislatures have never liked the initiative process, because in a way, it is overriding them," said John Matsusaka, executive director of the Initiative and Referendum Institute at the University of Southern California.
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The U.S. Democrats are fractured between a Bernie Sanders quasi-socialist wing and a center-left wing, but are glued together for now — thank goodness — by the overriding need to defeat Trump.
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A distracting physical sensation can temporarily close them; when you bump your head and instinctively rub that spot, you are overriding the nerves that register pain with the nerves that register rubbing.
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The progressives I spoke with had plenty of issues with Buttigieg's policy agenda (more on that later), but their overriding concern was whether Buttigieg could be trusted to actually implement that agenda.
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But if his overriding motive is self-preservation, the safer option would be to try to weather the storm, hoping that Mr. Trump is defeated in November, or Mr. Netanyahu even sooner.
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But even when we fought, I think we were always — I love gay people, and I think that's the overriding thing in any relationship that I have with anyone else who's gay.
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"The overriding concern I have whenever we are talking about this area is that bad things happen when we depart from the three-branch structure of the federal government," Mr. Lee said.
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The overriding impression I took away from our roughly 90-minute conversation was that Mr. Epstein knew an astonishing number of rich, famous and powerful people, and had photos to prove it.
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The overriding objective must be learning who if anyone in the United States collaborated with the Russians as well as who knew about it, what they knew and when they knew it.
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All the talk and debate about the Republican House plan to replace ObamaCare seems to leave out one overriding and major principle: Republicans don't want to provide health insurance coverage to everyone.
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The overriding impression I took away from our roughly 90-minute conversation was that Mr. Epstein knew an astonishing number of rich, famous and powerful people, and had photos to prove it.
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"Our strategy is grounded in one overriding objective: to detect and destroy every type of missile attack against any American target, whether before or after launch," Mr. Trump said at the Pentagon.
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Privacy advocates and others said they worried that if the F.B.I. succeeded in getting access to the software overriding Apple's encryption, it would create easy access for the government in many future investigations.
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The CFTC has been increasing its jurisdiction over the cryptocurrency market, which has no overriding federal regulator, but is restricted by its limited legal power to actively block exchanges from launching futures products.
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Using CRISPR, scientists can "drive" a desired lab-engineered trait into all offspring in a population very quickly, overriding the 50-50 odds of genetic inheritance and even the force of natural selection.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 18 (Reuters) - German spot wholesale power prices fell on Monday as forecasts pointed to a more than doubling of wind power output on Tuesday, overriding the bullish effect of rising demand.
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Tens of thousands of activists will unite on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. and they will present one overriding request to the nation and its elected leaders: Facts must inform public policy.
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"My overriding feeling is one of anger, that I thought Hans Asperger was someone who tried to protect and save children who were just like me," a Twitter user called Ryan Hendry wrote.
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In the decades after World War II, a big overriding question animated a large number of American social scientists: How could something like Nazi Germany have happened in a seemingly modern, advanced democracy?
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Trump is likely to continue his predecessors' policy of signing a six-month waiver overriding a 1995 law requiring that the U.S. Embassy be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the officials said.
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Sure, these campus protests are meant to evoke the ones in our reality, but they take place in a completely different one, with a huge, overriding sociopolitical concern that simply doesn't exist here.
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So despite the recidivism facts, the "free them to save money" arguments are overriding the reality that we are releasing people ill equipped to re-enter society with lackluster or non-existing supervision.
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Andrew Tibbitts and Elizabeth Varley run TechHub, a community for tech entrepreneurs that was set up in London in 2010; they say that the overriding emotions in the industry are "fear and worry".
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We, at The Alliance of Community Health Plans, hold the view that the overriding goal is to get the right therapy to the right patient at the right time for the right cost.
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Before it passed, he said, he emailed the Council to warn it that if it changed "basic restroom and locker room norms," he would be forced to support a state law overriding them.
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The overriding message coming from those I spoke to involved in iANIMAL is that if you can't contemplate giving up meat altogether, eating more humanely reared animals less often is a good start.
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"The most pressing and overriding task at present is to stop violence, end the chaos and restore order, so as to safeguard our homeland and prevent Hong Kong from sinking into an abyss."
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Recently, overriding congressional objections, he even declared a national "emergency" to force through part of an arms sale to Saudi Arabia that he had once claimed would create more than a million jobs.
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As one of the senior economic advisers to Trump during the campaign, I can tell you that the overriding goal of the policy redesign was to help middle class workers, not rich people.
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One theory is that testosterone boosts aggressive behavior and the development of secondary sexual characteristics and so allows men to win at competitions -- overriding the cost of the hormone's immune system suppressing effects.
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The overriding theme of the event is the need to exploit social media as a source of intelligence on civilian populations and enemies; as well as a propaganda medium to influence public opinion.
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The Note 22019 looks like it'll be Samsung's first 93GB phone, which will be nice to have, but not an overriding reason to buy this phone (unless you have truly hardcore storage needs).
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It's almost as if our need to immediately share photos of our of furry sons and daughters is overriding the part out of our brain that's screaming at us to safeguard our privacy.
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But at the same time, there will be an overriding narrative in the run-up to the game and it will be the Patriots' ongoing campaign to rewrite the history of pro football.
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These adoptive forfeitures are undertaken with the clear intention to circumvent state laws governing forfeiture, overriding the will of the people and state lawmakers and imposing the federal government's will on the states.
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At the same time, he will need to bear in mind that while nuclear war avoidance must be his most overriding objective, maintaining "escalation dominance" would also be critical to U.S. national security.
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But if MCAS receives a bad signal from a faulty sensor that the airplane is stalling when it's not, the nose keeps pitching toward the ground, overriding the pilot's input to do otherwise.
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If the overriding goal is to keep information from coming out while his term and potential re-election hang in the balance, the Trump legal strategy is succeeding despite all the adverse rulings.
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But they know there is an overriding sense that things in Washington are broken, evidenced by how partisan politics is and how few bipartisan compromises have been made over the past few years.
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"In the past, U.S. administrations — Republican and Democratic — have always had an overriding foreign policy goal: fighting communism, terrorism or drugs, or stopping migrants," Mr. Leahy, a Vermont Democrat, said in an email.
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But he insisted on two long-held "prerequisites of peace": Palestine would have to recognise Israel as a Jewish state and Israel would have to "retain the overriding security control over the entire area".
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A report published by a parliamentary committee on Monday said the government's overriding priority for outsourcing had been spending as little money as possible while forcing contractors to take unacceptable levels of financial risks.
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On Thursday, Sanders periscoped his walk to the Senate chamber to vote on overriding Trump's veto of the resolution he championed calling for the United States to get out of the war in Yemen.
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The overriding goal among progressives is to ensure that health care becomes a basic human right — truly and affordably available for all, irrespective of income, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, immigration status, and geography.
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Now, I'm not dismissing the obvious motivation of wanting to be in early on an exciting new development in tech and gaming, but my impression is that YouTube is the overriding priority for Google.
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In poll after poll, voters say their overriding goal is to find a candidate who can beat Trump — and the prospect of a contested convention could scare them into rallying around a front-runner.
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Of course, the overriding question should be whether the actions of a President demand impeachment because they meet the constitutional bar of high crimes and misdemeanors, not whether the process could bring partisan advantage.
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Obviously, hyper-convoluted plot machinations can work if the film itself has enough momentum to propel the audience through it all, or if there's some larger, overriding theme or sentiment tying it all together.
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Darboven leaves herself out of it, as Dan Adler writes in his monograph, Hanne Darboven: Cultural History 22006–1983 (2009): […] Cultural History is relentlessly resistant to being read in terms of an overriding system.
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The overriding principle of the original 1960s TV series was that hope stems from humanity overcoming its differences, so the bridge of the USS Enterprise included people of all races and even a Soviet.
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Security arrangements: Erekat claims that the Trump plan calls for a joint Israeli-Palestinian security architecture but stresses that Israel will have overriding security responsibility everywhere in the Palestinian state with full security authority.
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Focus on Women's Health We regard Theramex's focus on women's health as credit supportive, although we do not view it as an overriding business strength, as the company is not immune from generic competition.
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"You can see how the desire to sell a product is the overriding impetus for Amazon 'crime prevention' initiatives—essentially selling fear, and the fear of invasive others," Gilliard said in a phone call.
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"The overriding priority now is to rapidly immunise all children around the affected area and ensure that no other children succumb to this terrible disease," said Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, WHO Regional Director for Africa.
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There is something extremely compelling about a celebrity flailing – like a normal person who price-compares toilet cleaner – before your very eyes, their emotions overriding their intensive media training in a cavalcade of embarrassment.
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Once that balance is reached, the U.S. could have been ready to discuss other bilateral trade issues of its own choosing — but always keeping in mind the overriding objective of balanced U.S.-China trade.
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Forget the Model 3: the success of the Gigafactory is the most critical part of Tesla's future and the execution of Musk's overriding quest to save the world from the effects of climate change.
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These programs often also help teach basic self-regulation skills — such as overriding impulses in favor of long-term goals, healthy stress management, problem-solving when upset — that promote both health and career success.
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What happens now: The resolution of disapproval will now return to the Democratic-controlled House, which is expected to hold a vote on March 26 on overriding Trump's veto, according to a leadership aide.
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Their cases have raised concern in Hong Kong that Chinese authorities are overriding a "one country, two systems" formula protecting Hong Kong's freedoms since its return to mainland China from British rule in 1997.
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Sprint officials later told the Buzans that an "unsavory" looking man who visited the store after the couple was inadvertently assigned Almitra Buzan's phone number, overriding her own service and rendering her phone unusable.
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But part of it is due to overt threats from the minority party to hold the federal government hostage to their one overriding political demand: unconditional amnesty for upwards of three million illegal aliens.
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Representative Peter Welch of Vermont, who is supporting Mr. Sanders, said that the senator sent a clear sign about his political priorities by emphasizing that defeating Mr. Trump was a goal of overriding importance.
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"The overriding theme in all the no-deal planning is civil disobedience and the fear that it will lead to death in the event of food and medical shortages," a source told the newspaper.
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The overriding new reality: Nothing is as it had seemed, and Alexis, an anxious person who in her youth alleviated stress with self-harm, has fallen into a new world of uncertainty and danger.
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"For those senators to then move forward in overriding the president's veto that would prevent those negative consequences is an abdication of their basic responsibilities as elected representatives of the American people," he said.
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Now, Trump's federal government is overriding the states, executing a federal power grab, and delivering a message to the states that the federal government knows best, and will ignore state laws whenever it wishes.
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Trump: It's Democrats who are playing politics Trump, after overriding the FBI's rare public remonstration that the GOP memo contained "material omissions of fact," is now posing as a sober guardian of classified information.
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Its brevity is matched by the modesty of its proposals, which take a back seat to the overriding promise to "get Brexit done"—a phrase that appears in the document more than 20 times.
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Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) and Peter Welch (D-Vt.), the lawmakers urged NIH to hold a public hearing to consider overriding the patent on Xtandi to make the drug available at a lower price.
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As Jay's letter suggests, the overriding reason for the clause was a concern that some European aristocrat would come over, use his massive wealth to get elected, and then sabotage the country from within.
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The criteria of the new Dunkirk tender, which have not been made public, do not require French-made turbines, according to two industry sources involved in the bids, with the overriding emphasis placed on pricing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate on Monday moved closer to confirming Dr. Robert Califf to lead the Food and Drug Administration, overriding opposition from several senators who had sought to block a vote on the issue.
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The overriding one, which sounds tailored to the age of nontraditional families, is that he can make room for two dads in his life, his biological one and the goose who raised him, Mr. Ping.
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"Undermining the alliance that the U.S. has with its Asian allies is China's overriding, long-term geopolitical objective," said Jennifer Harris, U.S. foreign policy expert and a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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As Musk has pointed out, artificial intelligence could actually be used to control, regulate, and monitor other AI. Or, it could be imbued with human values, or an overriding imposition to be friendly to humans.
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Apple will tell you that it's obsessed with delighting the consumer, crafting elegantly designed objects, or some other lofty aspiration, but the company's overriding ambition is to control every last minute aspect of its products.
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Beyond the commercial aim of protecting its market share from U.S. shale players, it now has the overriding political goal of depriving Iran, which the Saudis view as an existential threat, of much-needed revenues.
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"Stronger together" was the overriding theme of the first night: Every speaker made the case that progress was being made and that the only way to continue making progress was to unite behind Hillary Clinton.
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But he said there is one overriding concern about the Bakken: that the formation's core areas are being drilled into terminal decline as producers seek to squeeze every last ounce of efficiency from their assets.
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"It's fine to have foreign policy objectives but sometimes national security events just come up unexpectedly and are sort of beyond our control and end up overriding your long-term foreign policy strategies," said Davenport.
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The improvements may last until the second quarter, but profits could drop after that with no further stimulus, he said, adding that overriding worries about sustainability of the economic recovery was keeping trading volumes thin.
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Ken Gause, a Korea analyst at CNA, a nonprofit research and analysis organization, told CNN's "The Situation Room" that the North Korean leader's overriding objectives are regime survival and the perpetuation of the Kim dynasty.
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These actions raise the stakes for further Russian aggression, but additional defensive measures may be necessary to prevent Putin's pursuit of his overriding goal of restoring Russian control over the buffer states that adjoin Russia.
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But the opposition is deflated; as in Turkey, Russia and Venezuela, there is an overriding resignation that the country will not change, that the best and brightest will continue to flee, seeking a better future.
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To give some much-needed context to the following tweet... I guess my husband's overriding memory of this historic #LCFC run will be me, back in April, persuading him not to renew his season ticket.
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Maduro's adversaries accuse him of creating a dictatorship by blocking a recall referendum on his rule and of illegally overriding the legislature, which was taken over by the opposition in a landslide election last year.
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But rapprochement with Russia, one of Assad's main allies, frustration with U.S. policy, and an overriding concern about securing its borders against Kurdish militia fighters and Islamic State have seen Ankara scale back its ambitions.
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Youth is the overriding theme of the whole record—it spills from every musical corner, every lyric, with the finished product appearing like a huge splotch of brightly coloured powder paint on white A4 paper.
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The CFTC and Securities and Exchange Commission this month warned investors about risks posed by virtual currency operators and have both been increasing their jurisdiction over the cryptocurrency market, which has no overriding federal regulator.
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What's happening: The National Association of Immigration Judges filed a labor grievance this week in response to Attorney General Jeff Sessions' overriding of a judge's decision and removal of dozens of cases involving undocumented immigrants.
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In the rare case where Congress has passed a specific statute overriding the default pro-arbitration policy in the Federal Arbitration Act, some agencies have been given the power to restrict arbitration in limited ways.
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But an overriding question is why the power authority did not use the industry's "mutual aid" agreements to rush in thousands of emergency workers from other utilities, as Texas and Florida did after recent hurricanes.
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The investigation into the Lion Air crash has focused on the possibility that aircraft software put the plane into a dive, overriding the flight crew's manual controls, based on incorrect data about the jet's speed.
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Last summer, home care workers won a 48-cent-an-hour wage increase from the state, up from an average wage of $13, in a budget that the legislature passed by overriding the governor's veto.
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The draw in inventories amid strong refining runs is lending strength to crude prices, overriding concerns that trade tensions could weigh on demand, said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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The two overriding questions are: Will Trump and Congress pursue tax reform — that is, a simpler tax code, which has the potential to lift economic growth — or will they merely go for a tax cut?
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 22.5 (Reuters) - Australian shares rose on Monday as surging commodity prices pushed up resource stocks, overriding political uncertainty that stemmed from an inconclusive result in the local general election over the weekend.
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That was the overriding sentiment online on Wednesday when a start-up suggested its internet-connected vending machines would upend traditional big-city corner stores, and not-so-gracefully borrowed a name for these stores.
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"The court has spoken and Spirit pilots will fully comply with the order handed down, which is completely in line with our overriding goal: the resumption of normal operations," the union said in a statement.
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This overriding State of the Union imperative is not just a matter of accepting cooperation; rather, it's an integral requirement of a U.S. domestic law, one that already incorporates various binding norms of international law.
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