He said his fidelity to the Constitution overrode his sympathies.
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McRae overrode the jury and sent Madison to death row.
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The Kentucky legislature on Friday overrode a veto from Gov.
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President Ronald Reagan vetoed the bill, and Congress overrode it.
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In 1961, Sears overrode its unwritten policy and hired him.
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In the Ukraine affair, Mr. Trump again overrode ordinary processes.
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Even when juries rejected death sentences, judges often overrode them.
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The judge overrode that recommendation, sentencing Mr. Smith to death.
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President Ronald Reagan vetoed the legislation, but Congress overrode his veto.
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"Let her be," my mother said, but I overrode her objections.
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Until public safety concerns overrode the intent of the installation, HEWILLNOTDIVIDE.
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The General Assembly, controlled by Republicans, overrode a veto by Gov.
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The energy policy decisions, made by state experts, that he overrode.
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Congress overrode the veto, and passed the constitutional amendment to boot.
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Pete Ricketts vetoed their repeal, and then lawmakers overrode his veto.
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Mr. Hogan vetoed the bill, but the Legislature overrode his veto.
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Maine's voters effectively overrode his veto, by referendum, in a landslide.
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To my surprise, there was one emotion that overrode the humiliation: relief.
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Last year, the GOP-led Legislature overrode a veto by Democratic Gov.
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Allen again inserted himself and overrode personnel decisions, or sided with Gruden.
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It overrode longing and anxiety, and flipped them both into something joyful.
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This overrode the price impact from demand gains due to cold weather.
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Johnson, sparring with Congress, vetoed the bill, but the legislators overrode him.
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They passed a $1.2 billion tax increase and overrode Mr. Brownback's veto.
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In 1972, he vetoed the Clean Water Act, and Congress overrode him.
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The incident eventually reached human resources, who overrode Mosteller, a source said.
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Andy Pollak … You mentioned the (fire alarm) system overrode the other system.
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The Board overrode his veto, and passed the law without his signature.
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The death sentence came from the trial court, which overrode the jury's verdict.
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I overrode those by swiping away an EULA to install the US firmware.
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The Maryland legislature broke with that tradition on Tuesday, when it overrode Gov.
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Ellett overrode the opposition of the third commissioner and voted to allow the
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Both chambers of the Republican-controlled legislature overrode Brownback's veto late on Tuesday.
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That overrode the state educational board's broad prohibition against firearms at public universities.
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The order overrode several public-health measures that local authorities had called for.
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In fact, it was vetoed by President Woodrow Wilson, but Congress overrode the veto.
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While the Senate quickly overrode the veto, no action was taken in the House.
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The Senate ultimately overrode Obama's veto last September in an overwhelming 28503-22019 vote.
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They overrode his veto on legislation that imposed military rule on the defeated South.
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The pilots tried to counter the downward movement, but the automated system overrode them.
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ALMOST HALFWAY TO DESTINATION ATS B8901456 OVERRODE PROGRAMMING AND REVERSED DIRECTION, DISABLING GPS LOCATOR.
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Among White House aides, improvisation and favor-trading overrode any semblance of political strategy.
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The move, which Airbnb made without consulting hosts, overrode property managers own cancellation policies.
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This disagreement led to Jackson issuing the Nullification proclamation, which overrode South Carolina's law.
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In 2017, the Republican-controlled state legislature overrode his veto to reverse the cuts.
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For stem cell research, the Big Bang theory and evolution, religious identity overrode science literacy.
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West Virginia's Republican-dominated assembly overrode a veto by the Democratic governor to enforce it.
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The need for self-preservation overrode any contractual agreements between the driver and his employer.
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That changed in 2016, when the U.S. Congress overrode then-President Barack Obama's veto of JASTA.
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"The need for them to be together overrode any of the other normal concerns," she says.
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Similarly, former Montgomery County Judge Randall Thomas overrode five life verdicts to impose the death penalty.
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A month later, Maryland lawmakers overrode the governor's veto to pass its own $15 wage bill.
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George W. Bush vetoed 12 bills during his presidency and Congress overrode a quarter of them.
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Last year, lawmakers overrode Mr. Tomblin's veto of a ban on abortions 20 weeks after conception.
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These patrons' financial contributions overrode their need for applications, and came with a bounty of luxuries.
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Mr. Trump overrode such advice and ordered Mr. Kushner's clearance granted, which it was last May.
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The GOP-led House overrode Kasich's veto earlier Thursday by a vote of 61-28, WOSU reported.
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The Illinois Senate overrode Governor Bruce Rauner's veto last week and now the House has followed suit.
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The lines of business and friendship were blurred, and the tenor of our friendship overrode everything else.
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In the end, the state legislature overrode those local concerns to make sure consumers had more choice.
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For some voters, this partisan identity even overrode their ideology — the traditional Republican hawkishness and Democratic dovishness.
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Attorney General William Barr overrode the recommendation the next day, saying seven years would be too harsh.
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"Until this morning, this very morning, I thought that Jessye's voice simply overrode the train," she said.
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Fifty-five percent of state voters supported the amendment, and the GOP-controlled state legislature overrode Gov.
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In 2002 lawmakers overrode Mr Ventura's veto of a budget which left Minnesota nearly $5bn in the red.
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Administration lawyers advised that, as commander-in-chief, George W. Bush had war powers that overrode other laws.
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She tells me of a woman who dreaded injections but whose yearning for lighter skin overrode her fear.
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While Rauner vetoed the trio of budget and revenue bills on Tuesday, the Senate quickly overrode his action.
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To learn more about how Čolak overrode his instincts to master the art of oxygen deprivation, watch above.
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Last year, a bipartisan group of lawmakers overrode Mr. Brownback's veto and reversed most of the tax policy.
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The company's moves overrode those policies, forcing hosts to sacrifice revenue, often without a chance to recoup it.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers overrode Mr. Brownback's veto last year and reversed most of the tax policy.
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Barr overrode the recommendation the next day, saying seven years in prison would be too harsh a sentence.
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The jury recommended life without parole, but the trial judge overrode that determination, sentencing Mr. Smith to death.
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In South Carolina, Republicans overrode their governor's veto and a blocked a filibuster to increase the gas tax.
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In 2015 a bipartisan group of lawmakers overrode the governor's veto of their vote to abolish the death penalty.
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That incentive overrode pleas from Donald Trump to maintain current production levels in order to keep oil prices low.
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Congress overrode his veto and passed the Tenure of Office Act to curb his ability to fire Cabinet officials.
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Driving the news: Maryland's state legislators overrode Republican Governor Larry Hogan's veto of the minimum wage bill on Thursday.
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Maryland will become the sixth state to implement a $6900 minimum wage after its Democratic-controlled legislature overrode Gov.
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The State Legislature and the governor overrode that ordinance, bowing to political pressure in other parts of the state.
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Congress overrode a veto by President Obama for the first time, allowing families of those killed in the Sept.
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While Congress overrode Ford's veto on October 1, the process created a funding hiccup for parts of the government.
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But Judge Ferrill D. McRae, of Mobile County Circuit Court, overrode that verdict and sentenced Mr. Madison to death.
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The social network committed to getting the explicit consent of users before making changes that overrode their privacy preferences.
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Deb Butler, who spoke out in a video that went viral after the North Carolina state House overrode Gov.
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So I didn't even challenge it anymore, I just made my decisions and monitored the ones that he overrode.
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Maryland lawmakers overrode the veto of the state's Republican governor to raise the minimum wage there to $211 by 215.
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And in 2013, the presidentially appointed commissioners of the FTC overrode their staff, voting unanimously not to file any charges.
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The Nebraska Legislature in 2015 repealed the state's death penalty and then overrode Governor Pete Ricketts' veto of the measure.
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Cillizza: Earlier this week, a heavily Republican state legislature overrode a veto of a tax increase by the conservative governor.
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He overrode employee privacy rights by ruling that employers must disclose their employees' personal information, including addresses, to union officials.
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Remember when Slovak lawmakers overrode the public's vote in 2012 to rename a pedestrian bridge after the actor Chuck Norris?
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Paul LaPage vetoed a measure that brought the legal age to purchase tobacco to 21; lawmakers, however, overrode his veto.
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To stop him, Congress overrode Johnson's veto of the Civil Rights Act and then passed a series of Reconstruction measures.
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Those moves overrode its hosts own cancellation policies, and the cost of them will be largely borne by property managers.
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In 28500 Trump overrode his own Commerce Department and dismissed sanctions that would have crippled a major IT firm, ZTE.
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Worse, Chinese-Americans found that the law of racial exclusion overrode their rights as citizens to bring wives and children.
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The justices said the need for evidence in a pending criminal trial overrode Nixon's interest in keeping the communications private.
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But Republicans in the state Legislature overrode Cooper's veto, allowing the voter ID requirement to become law, WTVD later reported.
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The drone's manufacturer said the user apparently overrode a system designed to prevent flights over prohibited areas such as sporting events.
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But the resulting thunderous applause was another reminder that in this room, entertainment superseded information, catharsis overrode ambiguity, outrage overcame contemplation.
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He has an ally in Milos Zeman, the Czech president, who tried to block the Lex Babis (parliament overrode his veto).
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After my parents retired a few years ago, their desire to come home overrode any fear of what they'd find there.
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The Nebraska Legislature in 2015 repealed the state's death penalty and then overrode Republican Governor Pete Ricketts' veto of the measure.
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That changed in September 2016, when the U.S. Congress overrode President Barack Obama's veto of JASTA, allowing such cases to proceed.
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In 1975, however, the House of Representatives overrode that determination, effectively ordering Chadha and five other foreign nationals to be deported.
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A lawyer for Mr. Hong, Zhou Ze, called the ruling a "malign precedent" in which ideological considerations overrode law and justice.
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After Kelly and McGahn objected, Trump overrode his former chief of staff and White House counsel and issued the clearances himself.
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Both houses of Congress swiftly overrode the veto, setting in motion the events that would end with Johnson's impeachment in 1868.
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Attorney General William Barr overrode the recommendation the next day, saying seven years in prison would be too harsh a sentence.
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Also, I would be able to say I'd had robot-surgery, the fun of which overrode my concerns about risk ratios.
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While Republican Governor Bruce Rauner vetoed the trio of budget and revenue bills on Tuesday, the Senate quickly overrode his action.
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Illinois lawmakers overrode the Republican governor, Bruce Rauner, above, giving the state its first full budget in more than two years.
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But a special court, which had been set up in 1993 to hear cases against the country's politicians, overrode that recommendation.
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On Thursday afternoon, President Donald Trump overrode her proposed cuts to the Special Olympics in a back-and-forth with reporters.
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" In most investigations, she said, there's "not even an accusation that these accused students overrode the will of a young woman.
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Then, he overrode that chip by soldering a wire to it and running enough voltage through it to scramble its code. Pwned.
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An injunction filed by deputies on Wednesday overrode this decision, and allowed him to take up the presidency of the lower house.
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She is a still an ardent supporter of the settlement enterprise, but a desire to be closer to her children overrode ideology.
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The act became law last year when Congress overrode a veto by then-President Barack Obama for the first and only time.
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Out of a neuralgic concern for confidentiality, Mrs Clinton overrode rules that her advisers considered to be less important than they were.
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The Senate then quickly overrode the vetoes, moving the final override to enact the bills over the governor's vetoes to the House.
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" Jackson claimed that in many investigations, there's "not even an accusation that these accused students overrode the will of a young woman.
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"When money overrode the mission and who you were serving, that's a cultural shift that doesn't come easily or quickly," Bies said.
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Most critically, the Senate overrode his ruling that the White House defense team could have as a witness Navy Secretary Gideon Welles.
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Trump overrode the Navy&aposs decision in November, directly contradicting its senior command, and Gallagher was reinstated as a chief petty officer.
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In a rare display of bipartisan unity, Congress overrode a presidential veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (S. 211).
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I think I've rated it less highly because I feel like the conceptual side of this record very much overrode the musical aspect.
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One out of five people on Alabama's death row are there because a judge overrode a jury's recommendation to spare the defendant's life.
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The impending catastrophe overrode the demands of ideological purity and just like the Soviet Politburo thirty years ago, they are trying to survive.
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It was finally resolved last July when Democrats in the State Legislature overrode Mr. Rauner's veto, ending the stalemate and passing a budget.
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The governor of Mississippi on Tuesday signed an executive order that effectively overrode safety measures implemented by other officials during the coronavirus outbreak.Gov.
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President Obama had vetoed legislation that allowed the suit to proceed, citing international law obligations, but the Republican-led Congress overrode his veto.
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But hours later, Russian President Vladimir Putin overrode that sentiment, declaring that there would be no expulsions and the facilities would keep running.
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HB2 attempted to codify discrimination, denied all North Carolinians the right to challenge employment discrimination in state court, and overrode municipal living wage campaigns.
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These were sweet, fun images — like a collage about "pocket cats to make school less boring" — before all the cult-y images overrode them.
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The Marine Virus simply presented the serene beach scene of a floating sailboat while it brutally overrode all the files on your hard drive.
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But that changed in September 2016 when the U.S. Congress overrode President Barack Obama's veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act ("JASTA").
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In Kentucky, the legislature overrode a gubernatorial veto in order to fund education; teachers in Arizona went on strike, as did teachers in Colorado.
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In March, Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro overrode the power of the National Assembly—his country's Congress—with the help of a friendly Supreme Court.
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The Biden I've observed over the years is garrulous, expansive, engaging — a glad-handing, old-school Democratic politician in whom sentiment always overrode precision.
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They overrode his veto of an education bill and forced him to make significant compromises to get tax cuts and transportation measures into law.
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Nurses began to complain about the inappropriate use of heroin in the hospital in 1991, but administrators consistently overrode their concerns, the report said.
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The report says Harvey overrode staff warnings and promoted the nuclear project pitched by IP22018 International, a private company founded by former US generals.
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Andrew Stanton, who also directed "Finding Nemo" and "Wall-E," reportedly overrode Disney marketing execs to have the final say on the promotional material.
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He added that he "looked very seriously" at a veto, but his support for the military spending levels "overrode" his concerns about the bill.
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Several similar lawsuits around the country say that health care providers disregarded or overrode advance directives, resuscitating people whose instructions clearly said not to.
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Todd: BTW, that orphan Martha might adopt is the most adorable child ever, which overrode my initial, "Oh, come on!" objections to the story.
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For Jonny Blair, who went to Afghanistan with Untamed Borders in January, the lure of the country's famous sites and natural beauty overrode any fears.
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A century ago this February, the 64th Congress of the United States overrode President Woodrow Wilson's third veto to pass the 1917 Immigration Restriction Act.
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He said his obligation to uphold the law as governor overrode his moral opposition to capital punishment, which was shaped by his Roman Catholic faith.
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Earlier this month, the legislature overrode Brownback's veto of a bill hiking income tax rates to raise $1.2 billion over the next two fiscal years.
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Ford overrode those objections because it thought Takata was the only supplier that could provide the large number of inflaters Ford needed, the filing says.
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Our conclusion was overwhelmingly that our responsibility to society and its safety, as outlined in our ethical guidelines, overrode any etiquette owed to a public figure.
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Hill, Dodgers have no trouble with Padres LOS ANGELES — For one night, one team's quest for the playoffs overrode one man's pursuit of a no-hitter.
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Congress made major news last week when, for the first time, it overrode President Obama's veto, and enacted the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).
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The lawyers' protest was echoed by the judicial branch, federal judges overrode Trump's ban, and our president is at war with an entire branch of government.
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The Republicans' contempt for democracy was enthroned when their Supreme Court majority overrode Florida's legal election procedures to install George W. Bush as president in 2000.
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Traders said this overrode the effect of rising thermal plant supply of several GW to be provided by operators, citing data supplied by power exchange EEX.
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California in September became the first state to pass a law that overrode the NCAA, granting college athletes the right to paid endorsement deals and agents.
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A 2008 lawsuit by an Alaska village, for example, was dismissed because the federal court ruled that the Clean Air Act overrode any public nuisance claim.
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A 28500 lawsuit by an Alaska village, for example, was dismissed because the federal court ruled that the Clean Air Act overrode any public nuisance claim.
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The justices said the need for evidence in a pending criminal trial overrode the President's assertion that he had a constitutional right to keep communications private.
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Lawyers for Smith argue that although the jury rendered a verdict of life without parole, the trial court overrode the jury's verdict and sentenced Smith to death.
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ICE agents actually overrode the agency's automated risk assessment system to keep LGBTQ people in detention at twice the rate as the general population, according to CAP.
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Reuters reported that these concerns likely overrode positive data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration that showed U.S. crude stockpiles fell 553,000 barrels in the previous week.
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She will emphasize the extent to which Pence overrode Trump, or at least the extent to which Pence's performance is evidence of complete dysfunction within Trump's campaign.
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Lawmakers overrode then-Governor Jay Nixon's veto to enact the measure, and the lawsuit yielded an injunction halting the St. Louis wage increase before it took effect.
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We completely sympathize with Kelly's pride and joy that his orange bloom survived despite drowning, mold, and strict procedures that just didn't work until he overrode them.
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The EU's top court later overrode the lower court's decision, saying the trade accords were valid but could not include Western Sahara, appearing to sidestep the issue.
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Under President Barack Obama, the general counsel of the Office of Management and Budget overrode the IRS, saying refunds could not be paid until the government opens.
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But in doing so, it overrode hosts' own cancellation policies, leaving many angry that they've had to bear the bulk of the financial cost of those refunds.
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Rothschild pointed to the hitters Severino would be facing, and to his track record — factors that apparently overrode what he and Boone were observing in the moment.
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Hosts had expressed outrage after Airbnb overrode their policies by allowing travelers to cancel reservations and get full refunds, leaving hosts bearing most of the financial burden.
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The trial judge overrode the decision, but his conviction was eventually reversed because the prosecutor failed to promptly turn over DNA-related evidence pointing to his innocence.
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Aided by some Republican votes, the Democratic-controlled legislature last Thursday overrode Republican Governor Bruce Rauner's veto of the spending plan and a $5 billion income rate hike.
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They also described a cut-throat culture, where the pressure to sell technology to corporate, government and military clients overrode moral questions around the application of the technology.
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"Adria and Annakim vetoed and overrode virtually every decision Petitioner, Mr. Jenkins, and the record company had already made, at great financial cost," she says in the documents.
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My stomach was already full, but staring at that thick hunk of beef still invoked a visceral reaction and triggered something primal that overrode my lack of appetite.
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If that's true, that might in part explain why Putin overrode his own foreign minister in declaring that he'd wait for the next administration before reacting to sanctions.
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That changed in September, when Congress overrode a veto by former President Barack Obama and adopted the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, permitting such lawsuits to proceed.
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In the past Maryland legislative session, we recently overrode the governor's veto on a 2016 Clean Energy Jobs Act that increased our RPS to 25 percent by 2022.
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Flores, involved a zoning dispute: whether the law overrode a local zoning ordinance, entitling a church to build in a location that was otherwise closed to new construction.
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None of these people could have guessed what they wanted from life until fate overrode their wishful thinking: If the book has one point to make, that's it.
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The coronavirus pandemic has taken a huge toll on Airbnb as well as many hosts who have had to refund guests after the company overrode their cancellation policies.
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U.S. citizens gained the ability to sue Saudi Arabia in American courts when Congress overrode then-President Obama's veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).
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In 1925, Congress overrode the courts in this area, declaring pre-dispute mandatory arbitration clauses enforceable in basically all contracts that are otherwise free of force or fraud.
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The inmates had sought a declaratory judgment that the voter referendum did not overturn the legislature's abolition of capital punishment, which overrode a veto by Republican Governor Pete Ricketts.
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In 2010, the trial judge, Glenn Thompson, said he "didn't think the state had proven" its case, but overrode the jury's vote and sentenced Mr. Moore to death anyway.
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Lawyers for both sides were shaping a legal strategy on Thursday, the day after Congress overrode a veto of a law allowing the 9/11 suits to go forward.
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Dr. Post responded that he had provided "not a psychiatric expert opinion" but "a political psychology profile," and that the national danger posed by Mr. Hussein overrode other considerations.
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Teachers will only receive $25,2000 by 22017, still almost $20133,22013 below the national average, according to the state legislature's final 219 budget, which Cooper vetoed and then Republicans overrode.
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Teachers will only receive $55,000 by 2020, still almost $5,000 below the national average, according to the state legislature's final 2017 budget, which Cooper vetoed and then Republicans overrode.
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Hot winds blowing from land to sea, explained Dr. Swain, essentially overrode the Pacific's cooling influence and gave coastal communities a taste of weather typical in the state's interior.
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The law was vetoed by President Barack Obama that year, who said it would expose US diplomats and servicemen to litigation in other countries, but Congress overrode the veto.
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Not only are they unwilling to give dollars for the obviously needed Wall (they overrode recommendations of Border Patrol experts), but they don't even want to take muderers into custody!
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Not only are they unwilling to give dollars for the obviously needed Wall (they overrode recommendations of Border Patrol experts), but they don't even want to take murderers into custody!
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With dizzying speed, he banned and imprisoned political opponents, had his party rivals murdered, overrode the constitution and made himself the center of a cult of personality to rival Stalin's.
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"So my point is that the companies should honor their contracts," which the government overrode years back when the recovery started in order to sweep future profits to itself, he claims.
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"They gave General Flynn a great deal because they were embarrassed by the way he was treated - the FBI said he didn't lie and they overrode the FBI," Trump tweeted Thursday.
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In the Fusion case, a judge in DC federal court said Congress' Russia investigation was a legitimate legislative endeavor -- meaning it overrode even laws that offer some personal financial privacy protection.
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In March, Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A. chief, overrode the recommendation of Ms. Hamnett and agency scientists to ban the commercial use of the pesticide chlorpyrifos, blamed for developmental disabilities in children.
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"They gave General Flynn a great deal because they were embarrassed by the way he was treated — the FBI said he didn't lie and they overrode the FBI," Mr. Trump wrote.
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"His advocacy for this legislation demonstrates that Congressman Marino either does not fully understand the scope and devastation of this epidemic or ties to industry overrode those concerns," Mr. Manchin wrote.
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Saudi Arabia long had broad immunity from such lawsuits in the United States, but Congress in September overrode a veto by former President Barack Obama and allowed such lawsuits to proceed.
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What was striking about the TV Prima recordings, which were published early this summer by Hlidaci Pes ("Watchdog"), a Czech website, was how brazenly management overrode editorial staff to dictate the coverage.
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"They gave General Flynn a great deal because they were embarrassed by the way he was treated - the FBI said he didn't lie and they overrode the FBI," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Gallagher escaped conviction on multiple murder charges but received a conviction earlier this year for desecrating a corpse; he was sentenced to time served and received a demotion that Trump's move overrode.
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The timeline it outlines shows the crew wrestling to control the plane as automatic anti-stall software, known as MCAS, overrode their instructions and pushed the nose down more than 20 times.
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However, that ended in 2016 when Congress overrode a veto by then-President Obama, allowing families of those killed in the attacks to sue Saudi Arabia for any role in the event.
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The New Hampshire bill, which replaces capital punishment with life in prison without parole, is something that lawmakers have been arguing over for months, ending only when state lawmakers overrode Republican Gov.
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As haunting as those final moments inside the cockpit of Flight 610 were, it's equally haunting to grasp the full meaning of what happened: The system overrode the humans and killed everyone.
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And since the completion of her book, we've learned that Trump overrode intelligence officials, who were concerned about Kushner and his family's ties to foreign investors, to give Kushner a security clearance.
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Property managers who list accommodations on Airbnb are upset that the company overrode their policies in response to the coronavirus epidemic and allowed travelers to cancel their reservations and get full refunds.
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Given that Airbnb overrode those policies, many feel the company ought to absorb more of the cost of refunding the money to guests — or pass along some of those costs to guests.
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Hamilton's software actually helped save the Apollo 11 moon landing from possible disaster, when a computer on Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's lander overrode a command that would have forced an abort.
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U.S. lawmakers kicked off the effort this year with their anti- sex-trafficking bill, which drew broad bipartisan support as Congress overrode tech companies' resistance to any tinkering with the immunity provision.
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Dorsey also allegedly overrode staff decision-making regarding the controversial Twitter presence of Infowars' Alex Jones, which has been a major source of controversy for the company over the past six weeks.
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Augustin Lazar overrode an earlier statement from the Superior Magistrates Council which said Laura Codruta Kovesi had been appointed a prosecutor at the anti-organized crime agency in the central city of Sibiu.
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On Election Day, these states' conservative natures overrode the backlash toward the president, though Trump's deep unpopularity made a few of these races closer for Republicans than they otherwise probably would have been.
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Not since Karen O, and the brief teenage period when I overrode all available evidence to convince myself that Björk was of Asian descent, had I seen so many women like me performing.
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In response, Liz Fong-Jones, a Google worker and employee advocate, said on Twitter that Google employees should consider how workers would respond if executives overrode recommendations from the safety and privacy team.
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"His advocacy for this legislation demonstrates that Congressman Marino either does not fully understand the scope and devastation of this epidemic or ties to industry overrode those concerns," Manchin said in a statement.
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"His advocacy for this legislation demonstrates that Congressman Marino either does not fully understand the scope and devastation of this epidemic or ties to the industry overrode those concerns," Manchin wrote the president.
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Since Congress overrode President Obama's veto of JASTA in late September, opponents of the law have spread "false" stories that it will provoke action against U.S. military, veterans and diplomats abroad, Strada says.
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That same year, Congress overrode Johnson's veto to pass a constitutionally dubious law called the Tenure in Office Act, which declared that the president could not fire his Cabinet officials without Senate approval.
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And in September, Congress overrode the administration again, approving a $553 million increase in Social Security's operating budget for 2019, rather than the cut of over $400 million proposed by the White House.
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But seven years later, the Supreme Court overrode Congress, basing its 2013 decision on the novel judicial doctrine of "equal sovereignty" of the states, thus rolling back the legal clock to the 1860s.
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King had erroneously speculated that the agents were not as zealous in their duties to protect the marchers, because their fealty to their states overrode their oath to support and defend the Constitution.
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Pat McCrory, who said he was concerned the law would make it harder for employees to report illegal activity, vetoed the measure, but the state's legislature, the General Assembly, overrode the veto last June.
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Judge Furman concluded that the U.S. Commerce Department and Secretary Wilbur Ross violated the Administrative Procedure Act in myriad ways when they overrode staff recommendations and decided to add the question to census forms.
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In April, the FAA said it was investigating a drone that hovered over Boston's Fenway Park during a baseball game after the user apparently overrode a system designed to prevent flights over prohibited areas.
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The F.B.I. had also warned against declassifying the Republican document, saying it had "grave concerns about material omissions" that made it misleading, but Mr. Trump overrode those concerns and declassified it on Feb. 2.
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Earlier this month, legislators overrode Brownback's veto of a large tax increase set to raise $600 million — a public acknowledgement that the people of Kansas no longer want to be governed as Republican guinea pigs.
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Senior department officials - hours after Trump complained on Twitter that Stone was being treated unfairly - overrode the sentencing recommendation of seven to nine years made on Monday by the federal prosecutors who secured Stone's conviction.
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With the help of some Republican votes, the Democratic-controlled Illinois Legislature last Thursday overrode Republican Governor Bruce Rauner's vetoes and enacted a $36 billion fiscal 2018 budget and a $5 billion income tax increase.
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The U.S. Congress on September 28 overrode President Barack Obama's veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, or JASTA, which made it possible for victims' families to sue the government of Saudi Arabia.
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And even if Congress overrode the veto, some constitutional scholars have said that taking away from executive power to fire people is unconstitutional, meaning that the bill would likely be tied up in the courts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump overrode his budget team and backed funding for the Special Olympics on Thursday after his proposed cuts to the athletic program drew heavy fire from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Prosecutors in the state's Justice Department wanted to file a civil enforcement action against the company for "widespread misconduct," but the attorney general at the time, Kamala Harris, overrode the recommendation and declined to prosecute.
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Nevertheless, the justices overrode Nixon's claim of privilege in favor of the constitutional right of the Watergate burglars to use the tapes in their defense to criminal charges — a right guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment.
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In a unanimous decision, the court concluded that the fundamental demands of due process and need for evidence in a criminal trial overrode Nixon's assertion that he had a constitutional right to keep communications private.
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After a succession of political setbacks in onetime strongholds and a landmark defeat in the Supreme Court, organized labor has notched a hard-won victory as Missouri voters overrode a legislative move to curb union power.
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In the 1890s, patronage-hungry Republicans in Albany sided with major New York civic groups and overrode the mayors of New York City and Brooklyn to consolidate what became the five boroughs into Greater New York.
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But however inappropriate his conduct, another conviction overrode the first: Americans would not tolerate the Senate stepping in to substitute its own judgment for that of the voters fewer than 10 months before the next election.
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Congress overrode a presidential veto by Barack Obama for the first time, voting overwhelmingly to reinstate a bill that allows Americans to sue foreign governments if they are found to have played a role in terrorist attacks.
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Schooling, including sports, overrode religious convictions, notably when the school sought to address the couple's concerns by offering to let the girls wear burkinis - full-body swimwear - and change into it without boys present, the court said.
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I couldn't help but notice that while she was chatting, the car momentarily veered left onto the 110 Freeway exchange, but Cid overrode it to keep us on the 101 to the 10 East toward Palm Springs.
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These two items came out because the special counsel regulations allowed for public release of this information (and not, as Mr. Barr testified on Wednesday, because he "overrode" the regulations to give the information to the public).
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland on Wednesday called off a May 17 referendum on preserving an accord with the European Union guaranteeing the free movement of people, as the spreading coronavirus pandemic overrode the Swiss system of direct democracy.
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Senior officials at the department, including Mr. Barr, overrode the recommendation the next day with a more lenient one, immediately prompting accusations of political interference, and the four lawyers on the Stone case abruptly withdrew in protest.
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Osaka's grace and generosity overrode the conventions of the winner-take-all sports attitude to acknowledge that Coco Gauff had achieved something special by going as far as she did, even if her run ended in defeat.
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In a rare holiday session in Springfield, where Democrats control both legislative houses, the Illinois Senate voted 36 to 18 to raise taxes, and then later in the day swiftly overrode the governor's veto of the measure.
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The state legislature overrode the governor's veto of a bill that requires any call for a new election to also provide for another primary, which would give Republicans a chance to replace Harris before a rematch with McCready.
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Justice Kennedy also seemed troubled by a part of the commission's ruling that required Mr. Phillips to retrain his employees, who included family members, and to tell them that a state anti-discrimination law overrode their religious beliefs.
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With the move, they charge, they're having to pay the price of a policy they had no part in deciding; indeed Airbnb's change to its cancellation policy overrode their own cancellation policies, many of which were much stricter.
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But Mr. Macron and his allies overrode that process — known by its German moniker spitzenkandidat, or "leading candidate" — and instead resorted to the old-style European horse-trading method to select a new European Commission president in July.
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He believed it was illogical for the US to launch an attack (and initiate World War III) with just a single missile, so he overrode his orders, and waited to see if the bomb would arrive, which it didn't.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago will be able to spread out state-mandated higher payments to its police and fire pensions after the Illinois Legislature on Monday overrode the governor's veto of a bill that became entangled in a political impasse.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican, vetoed a measure to restore voting rights to convicted felons, but Democrats in the state legislature overrode him in February and an estimated 44,000 former prisoners who are on probation can now register to vote.
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Last month, Carper and Whitehouse published documents that showed that the EPA's career staff responsible for reviewing potential advisers had flagged some candidates for potential problems in their qualifications or conflicts of interest, but political appointees overrode the recommendations.
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By the end of the series, I think people will gain an understanding of what was going on in Charlie's head, what was going on in his accomplices' heads, and how he overrode whatever moral compasses they would've had.
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When Stuyvesant's frank bigotry ("an abominable sect," he termed the Quakers) was countered by reference to the Dutch principle of religious toleration, he ruled that the need to uphold "pax et concordia," peace and harmony, overrode the toleration principle.
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ZURICH, March 18 (Reuters) - Switzerland on Wednesday called off a May 17 referendum on preserving an accord with the European Union guaranteeing the free movement of people, as the spreading coronavirus pandemic overrode the Swiss system of direct democracy.
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WASHINGTON – Veteran spy Gina Haspel will become the first female director of the CIA after six Democrats joined Republicans in a Senate confirmation vote that overrode concerns about her role in the spy agency&aposs harsh interrogation program after 9/11.
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In that year, the Senate overrode President Ronald Reagan's veto of a land bill to give a few acres to six retired couples who paid for it, but later learned that it was still government property because of a surveying error.
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The high court concluded that "the fundamental demands of due process of law" as well as the "specific need for evidence in a pending criminal trial" overrode the President's assertion that he had a constitutional right to keep communications private.
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In September, Missouri legislators overrode the governor's veto to allow people to carry concealed weapons in public — no permit, no background check, no training — ignoring the wishes of 86 percent of state voters and the pleas of many law enforcement organizations.
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The biggest losers were energy (XLE), consumer staples (XLP) and materials (XLB), all down more than 7 percent amid riding bond yields — which makes dividend stock yields less attractive and overrode other factors, like stronger oil prices and a weak dollar.
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But in the end, the political imperative to pass what would be the only major piece of legislation of President Trump's first year, along with a near-religious Republican belief in tax cuts, overrode their previous concerns about fiscal prudence.
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"This is the single most embarrassing thing this United States' Senate has done possibly since 1983," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters in a briefing, referring to the last time when the chamber so overwhelmingly overrode a president's veto.
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But it wasn't passed in this country until near the end of World War I. The President at the time, Woodrow Wilson, had the good sense to try and kill this thing by vetoing it, but lawmakers overrode it anyway.
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Yet Congress immediately overrode the veto by 52 to 12 in the Senate and 85033 to 23 in the House, with members of both parties casting votes on each side, in a bipartisan atmosphere we now can only marvel at.
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"Most crucially, the US Administration committed itself to a timetable for military action which did not align with, and eventually overrode, the timetable and processes for inspections in Iraq which had been set by the UN Security Council," Chilcot finds.
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That alone didn't cause a funding gap because Democrats rapidly overrode his veto, but it took until October 493 for Congress to pass a continuing resolution funding the rest of the government, whose funding had lapsed amid the HEW/Labor funding fight.
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Illinois Republican Governor Bruce Rauner, who kicked off his 2018 re-election campaign this week, saw his first term marred by a political impasse that left Illinois without a budget for two years before lawmakers overrode his veto this summer to raise taxes.
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WASHINGTON – Veteran spy Gina Haspel will become the first female director of the CIA after six Democrats joined Republicans in a Senate confirmation vote on Thursday that overrode concerns about her role in the spy agency&aposs harsh interrogation program after 9/11.
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Congress now has to fix the problems it created with the veto override voteMore Americans want a one-party government that can ram through policyWhat Donald Trump doesn't seem to understand about US nuclear weapons Nevertheless, they went ahead and overrode the veto.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, rose after U.S. data showing a deep decline in gasoline stocks overrode a rise in crude inventories to 17-month highs, and as an OPEC report showed further tightening of Venezuela's crude supply.
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Nixon, the Supreme Court unanimously concluded that "the fundamental demands of due process of law" as well as the "specific need for evidence in a pending criminal trial" overrode the President's assertion that he had a constitutional right to keep communications private.
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" One last thing: As he was walking out of the press conference, Trump answered a reporter's question about why he didn't veto the bill after all: "Because of the incredible gains we've been able to make for the military that overrode [a veto].
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Still, for both the Ethiopian and the Lion Air flights, public data appears to show repeated up-and-down oscillations lasting 15 to 20 seconds — a possible indication that pilots overrode the nose-down push by MCAS, only to see it activate again.
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The bill also removed provisions that overrode Nevada's authority to dictate water rights for the project and air pollution permitting, while extending the deadline for the NRC's permit decision and capping the maximum amount of waste that can be stored at Yucca.
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Jordan's staff argued that Newbold was unhappy with her work environment and that her main concerns centered on Kline, arguing she knew little about why specific individuals' security clearances had been denied, who overrode those denials and their rationale for doing so.
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And the basic outlines are pretty clear: Today in Kansas, Brownback has a 24 percent approval rating (next door in Nebraska, Pete Ricketts is at 56 percent) and over the summer a bipartisan coalition in the legislature overrode Brownback's veto to raise taxes.
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I firmly suggest that my current fellow colleagues think about what they'd do if the red line were crossed and an executive overrode a S&P launch bit, or members of the S&P team indicated that they were coerced into marking it green.
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Ballot-printing voting machines have also provoked controversy in states like Georgia — where the state pushed ahead with spending $150 million on the devices despite voluminous criticism from security experts — and Pennsylvania, where Philadelphia city election commissioners overrode objections from the state auditor general.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil futures climbed more than 1 percent on Wednesday after U.S. data showing a deep decline in gasoline stocks overrode a rise in crude inventories to 17-month highs, and as an OPEC report showed further tightening of Venezuela's crude supply.
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Trump experienced such a deep need to get back on top by lashing out that he apparently overrode the objections of his advisers, felt much better afterward, then prepared to go to Florida to sustain his high at the first rally of his reëlection campaign.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A cellphone expert overrode the lock function on an Apple iPhone to help Los Angeles police in a homicide investigation around the time U.S. authorities were battling the company to open other phones in criminal cases, court records showed on Thursday.
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A former early Facebook employee corroborated TechCrunch's reporting to Motherboard, and said that an engineering mindset overrode those emotions, in an attempt to conjure more general and abstract solutions, rather than focusing on particular cases—arguably a sign of the moderation strategy to come.
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"The United States has done everything in its power to keep that litigation at arm's length," he said, and stresses that he is implicating both political parties (Barack Obama vetoed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, under which the plaintiffs are suing; Congress overrode the veto).
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Mavericks 106, Pistons 101 One night after the media and players' votes overrode the will of the fans to make rookie sensation Luka Doncic an All-Star starter, Dallas' 19-year-old standout totaled 32 points, eight assists and eight rebounds in a victory over visiting Detroit.
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By Steve Holland and Jonathan Landay WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump overrode his top national security aides, blindsided U.S. ground commanders, and stunned lawmakers and allies with his order for U.S. troops to leave Syria, a decision that upends American policy in the Middle East.
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While aides urged Mr. Biden to stop telling laudatory stories about segregationist colleagues in the hours after the news initially broke, Mr. Biden's anger about the criticism — he saw it as cheap shots — overrode the advice of the professionals he has hired to manage his effort.
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Four decades ago, as a bloody United States military campaign across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos drew to a close, Congress overrode President Richard Nixon's veto to enact the War Powers Resolution of 1973, reflecting the legislature's determination to confront executive overreach as a coequal branch of government.
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To make it stick, they overrode a veto by Mr. Brownback, who remains a blithe champion of the supply-side shell game, as do many other Republicans, despite the failure of what the governor called his "real-life experiment" and its calamitous impact on vital services.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Friday it was investigating reports that a drone flew over Boston's Fenway Park during a baseball game, and the drone's manufacturer said the user apparently overrode a system designed to prevent flights over prohibited areas such as sporting events.
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Reading them served to confirm what the gigantic enterprise of a brutal war against two formidable enemies had dramatized daily for almost four years to virtually every Jewish family ours knew and every Jewish friend I had: one's American connection overrode everything, one's American claim was beyond question.
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The expected restart of a fluid catalytic cracking unit at Motiva Enterprises' 603,000-barrel-per-day refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, overrode concern about the unplanned outage late on Monday of a crude distillation unit at Exxon Mobil Corp's 2015,500-bpd plant in Baytown, Texas, the nation's second-largest.
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Reading them served to confirm what the gigantic enterprise of a brutal war against two formidable enemies had dramatized daily for almost four years to virtually every Jewish family mine knew and every Jewish friend I had: one's American connection overrode everything, one's American claim was beyond question.
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The state legislature, then controlled by a Republican supermajority none too happy about the governor having a multimillion-dollar fund at his discretion, cried foul, quickly passed a bill, and overrode Cooper's veto to take control of the fund and direct it to school systems along the pipeline's path.
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He has used that authority multiple times in the past year, including issuing a sweeping ruling that will substantially narrow the types of cases that qualify for asylum protections in the US. Those decisions overrode the evolution of years of immigration judges' and the immigration appellate board's decisions.
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Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman on Wednesday took a large step toward making New York one of several states to allow late-term abortions in cases where the mother's health is in jeopardy or the fetus suffers a fatal complication, relying on Supreme Court rulings he said overrode existing law.
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The 49-4 vote in the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday was due largely to a pair of bipartisan amendments that resolved some of the issues that Democrats had with the legislation, including that it didn't go far enough to allow interim storage and overrode Nevada's authority too much.
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The 49-4 vote in the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday was due largely to a pair of bipartisan amendments that resolved some of the issues that Democrats had with the legislation, including that it didn't go far enough to allow interim storage and overrode Nevada's authority too much.
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She demonstrates how women gospel singers like Mahalia Jackson "invented rock and roll performance" with vocals that "overrode the mind-body split that kept the sacred from the profane" and traces the flamboyant, visionary candio archetype from its origins in the 19th century through contemporary dandy innovators like Andre 3000 and Kanye West.
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One of the accidents -- a New Jersey Transit train packed with passengers at the height of morning rush hour in September 2016 -- entered Hoboken station, failed to stop, overrode a bumping post at the end of the track and came to rest after striking a wall of the terminal, according to the NTSB.
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"I firmly suggest that my current fellow colleagues think about what they'd do if the red line were crossed and an executive overrode a S&P launch bit, or members of the S&P team indicated that they were coerced into marking it green," Fong-Jones wrote, referring to the company's security and privacy teams.
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This was a crucial EU concession, as Barnier noted after a new deal was struck on Wednesday, because it overrode an EU demand that Britain's province of Northern Ireland could be in a separate customs zone from the mainland if hopes for other trade accords that would keep the border open failed to materialise.
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Human rights advocates have been especially critical of Yahoo, whose executives sat on the foundation board until earlier this year but largely stood by as Mr. Wu overrode objections that he was inappropriately using the fund to buy real estate, run his museum and defend himself against lawsuits, according to board members and former employees.
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In perhaps the most tumultuous day yet for the Justice Department under Trump, four top prosecutors withdrew on Tuesday from a case involving the president's longtime friend Roger Stone after senior department officials overrode their sentencing recommendation—a backpedaling that DOJ veterans and legal experts suspect was influenced by Trump's own displeasure with the prosecutors' judgment.
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On Wednesday, the Senate overrode President Obama's veto of the Justice against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, with Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE casting the only dissenting vote.
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In "Justices Return to Culture Wars in Wedding Cake Case," Adam Liptak writes: Mr. Phillips, who calls himself a cake artist, argued that two parts of the First Amendment — its protections for free speech and the free exercise of religion — overrode a Colorado anti-discrimination law and allowed him to refuse to create a custom wedding cake.
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U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ordered the hearing Sunday following the prosecutors' withdrawal, which came after Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrDemocratic senators ask DOJ watchdog to expand Giuliani probe Barr threatens tech's prized legal shield If Roger Stone were a narco, he'd be in the clear MORE overrode their recommendation of a seven- to nine-year sentence, Politico reported.
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Per Perez and Brown, chief White House strategist Steve Bannon and top policy aide Stephen Miller simply overrode the agency: Friday night, DHS arrived at the legal interpretation that the executive order restrictions applying to seven countries -- Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Sudan and Yemen -- did not apply to people who with lawful permanent residence, generally referred to as green card holders.
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The National Association of Immigration Judges (NAIJ) on Wednesday filed a labor grievance against the DOJ after Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE overrode an immigration judge's decision and removed dozens of cases from the judge's docket.
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According to CNN's Evan Perez and Pamela Brown, Bannon personally spearheaded the order — and then overrode objections from the Department of Homeland Security that would have softened it somewhat: Friday night, DHS arrived at the legal interpretation that the executive order restrictions applying to seven countries -- Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Sudan and Yemen -- did not apply to people with lawful permanent residence, generally referred to as green card holders.
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The reinforced "Radical Republican" majority overrode Johnson's vetoes of the nation's first civil rights bill and its extension of the Freedmen's Bureau—the first overridden vetoes of such major bills in U.S. history—threw out the Black Codes, the new racist constitutions, and the election results in the South, implemented the black franchise, and made it clear that the rebellious states were not getting back into the Union until they recognized the Fourteenth Amendment.
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"As I have stated strongly before, and just to reiterate, if Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I've done before!)" The president's abrupt decision to defer to Turkey's desire to intervene in Syria overrode the objections of the Pentagon and State Department and caught even some of his top supporters off guard.
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Senior White House adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared PETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Top immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign MORE will be in focus here, following a report in The New York Times that Trump overrode a decision by his former chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, who recommended Kushner's security clearance be denied over conflicts of interest.
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Yet his angry rants caught the mood of a Brazilian electorate sick of an endless corruption scandal that has reached to the far corners of the establishment, rampant street violence and economic dislocation, all of it indiscriminately and often unfairly blamed by many Brazilians on the left-wing Workers' Party, known as PT. The eagerness to repudiate anything PT — and the political class as a whole — overrode all other considerations, like Mr. Bolsonaro's total lack of preparation.
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The blog also has several images of the Great Leap Forward, ranging from iconic backyard furnaces and public canteens to practices much less prominent in public memory, such as backyard furnaces on parade in Tiananmen, famine refugees in Hong Kong, ceremonies marking an industrial advancement, cultural performances, diplomatic visits, artists at work, a British newsreel about "weird" food shortages, backyard furnace art, Mao taking a swim at the conference where he overrode critics of the Great Leap or this C.I.A. film, which overall gives a fairly positive depiction.
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