He reworked passage after passage as the type was being set.
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When we get the final passage, and we are waiting for that final passage.
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Passage after passage came across as excessively frenetic, overheated, not to mention over-orchestrated.
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It is called a "passage mound" or "passage tomb," but what is it really?
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" But if this night was a rite of passage, the emphasis was on the "passage.
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It felt like a rite of passage, though I'd never heard of rites of passage.
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Exotic and Passage were married as of 2019, and Passage has been unwaveringly loyal to Exotic.
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Passage to Canada was cheaper than passage to the United States, and the Irish fled to both places.
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Let's ignore that having the same thematic thrust between Trump's passage and Obama's passage feels a little coincidental.
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In passage after passage of "Small Fry," Mr. Jobs is vicious to his daughter and those around her.
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This statement was made five months before the passage of the Act but not publicly known until long after passage.
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And, for all his frenetic energy, in passage after passage, he brings out the music's majesty, dancing grace and tenderness.
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Joe Exotic's Current Husband —Dillon Passage Two months after Exotic's husband, Maldonado, died, Exotic met Passage on a dating site.
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"You want to control the passage or do we have the free passage?" he said, adding he would not be confrontational.
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The Northern Passage, close to Russia, and the Northwest Passage, through North America, will provide opportunity for commercial and leisure travel.
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Tim Lydon works in federal lands management and is the author of Passage to Alaska, Two Months Sea Kayaking the Inside Passage.
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So it's not only human rites of passage, but also a rite of passage for the band to come into its own. Absolutely.
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The historian Ira Berlin calls this the "Second Middle Passage," following the original "Middle Passage" by sea that brought Africans to the Americas.
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In Ottawa, a spokesman for Foreign Minister Stephane Dion said no automatic right of transit passage existed in the waterways of the Northwest Passage.
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These games give you a pre-written passage, and challenge you to type that passage as quickly as you can — without making a typo.
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On Time BASEL, Switzerland — It is a watchmaker's job to mark the passage of time; musing on its passage typically falls to the poets.
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The word "passage" does literally mean passage, but it can also be used to refer to the moment when a model walks down a catwalk.
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This time around, instead of Republicans lamenting the passage of Obamacare, Democrats are lamenting the House passage of its replacement, the American Health Care Act.
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Democratic demands for passage of a DREAM Act threatened to prevent passage of a funding bill needed to prevent a partial shutdown of the government.
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"All parties must provide assistance and free passage for all civilians wishing to flee, without any form of reprisal -- including passage across international borders," he said.
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Procedurally, unlike the two-thirds majority vote required by the suspension calendar for passage, the Article One calendar would require a simple majority vote for passage.
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This has already allowed for the passage of some decent legislation, and also makes the passage of a state-level single-payer health insurance bill possible.
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Passage uses symbolism to more broadly explore post-apartheid life by probing the history of colonialism and forced migration in South Africa during the Middle Passage.
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More important, the legislators pressing for the passage of this bill are dishonest in their motives and willfully blind to the consequences of its probable passage.
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House Republican leadership aides were voicing optimism on the bill's prospects and a strong vote for passage could help propel the legislation toward passage in the Senate.
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During the push for passage in 2009, she supported a public option, but that element was stripped out to get the votes for passage in the Senate.
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Inclusion in the NDAA all but assures passage in the House, but the provision will have to survive negotiations with the Republican-controlled Senate before final passage.
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For Māori women, as historian Michael King notes in his seminal book Moko, the moko was a rite of passage, marking the passage between girl and adulthood.
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It's now conventional wisdom that a given Congress only has so much energy, that the passage of any bill makes the passage of additional bills less likely.
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Before the passage of Obamacare in 0003, 13 percent of adult Kentuckians were covered; after passage, in 2013-14, the percentage more than doubled to 28 percent.
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The legislation won quick passage in the House this term and, with Congress returning from recess, is expected to win passage in the upper chamber as well.
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Unfortunately, passage of a Startup Visa has been mired in legislative limbo, tied to passage of comprehensive immigration reform—and congressional inaction in that space is well known.
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"As a woman and mother, I am concerned about the passage and attempted passage of laws such as this one in Georgia, Alabama, and other states," she wrote.
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Before passage of the ACA, 36 percent of people living with HIV obtained their health insurance through Medicaid; after passage of the ACA that number rose to 42 percent.
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Its impending passage sets up one of the greatest legislative wins for Trump since the 2017 passage of his tax cuts package as he heads into an election year.
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But with passage of this tax bill, with passage finally, almost 28503 years later, to allow us to open up the 22019 area -- this is a bright day for Alaska.
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Journey From a Chinese Orphanage to a Jewish Rite of Passage (2007) Many Chinese girls adopted by U.S. families are ready to complete the rite of passage into Jewish womanhood.
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Young children have a much more tenuous grip on the passage of time and therefore, on the emotional impact that passage has on us — regrets, paths not taken, doors closing.
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The question referred to a leaked passage from one of Clinton's previously unreleased paid speeches; Russian hackers had given the passage to WikiLeaks, which posted it two days before the debate.
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An earlier version of this editorial misstated the length of time between the passage of the 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution and the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
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Ah, the bathroom selfie - a millennial rite of passage.
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It is a passage from the Book of Exodus. ■
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" We're onto a song called "A Passage To Bangkok.
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"Sir, I reiterate that as you are conducting transit passage in a recognized international strait, under international law your passage must not be impaired, intruded, obstructed or hampered," the British officer says.
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We thank the bipartisan, bicameral group of Hacking for Defense Congressional champions for their leadership in securing the passage of these amendments, and we urge Congress to support passage of the bill.
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In "The Northwest Passage That Might Have Been," Brian Castner writes: In the summer of 1789, a young fur trader named Alexander Mackenzie led an expedition in search of a Northwest Passage.
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ServiceNow acquires conversational AI startup Passage AI Passage AI helps customers build chatbots in multiple languages, something that should come in handy as ServiceNow continues to modernize its digital service platform. 3.
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House Democratic leaders had unveiled their version of the Affordable Care Act on the way to House passage in November and passage of a different version in the Senate the next month.
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They belong to a period of American history that, with the passage of its veterans and the passage of American innocence, has catapulted into the glamorous embrace of millions here and abroad.
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With so many bills in process, LGBTQ advocates worry that the passage of one could trigger passage of the rest, casting the progress of trans children back at least half a century.
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OPINION An editorial on Tuesday about voting rights misstated the length of time between the passage of the 24637th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution and the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
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But in passage after passage, Mr. Storgards emphasized the discontinuities and jarring turns of the music, as well as the piercing shards of dissonance that Sibelius folds into his deceptively sonorous harmonic language.
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So far, Trump's Congress has passed two budget resolutions: a FY3.143 resolution meant to enable the passage of Obamacare replacement, and a FY2018 resolution that enabled the passage of last year's tax bill.
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The 47% passage rate by border agents appears to be lower than the publicly available data, which shows USCIS officers typically have a more than 80% passage rate in initial credible fear screenings.
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Chuck Grassley, failed to get the 60 votes for passage.
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Correction: Clinton quoted a Bible passage from Galatians, not Revelations.
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All four of the measures required 60 votes for passage.
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The shift started in the years right after IIRIRA's passage.
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One passage reads: The role of social media is significant.
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Confirmation hearings are a rite of passage for potential nominees.
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Being parodied on SNL is like a right of passage.
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Chip Roy of Texas rose to object to unanimous passage.
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Google has since deleted that passage in its blog post.
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In many industries, unpaid internships are a rite of passage.
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The passage of time is kind of terrifying, isn't it?
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Mr. Ryan tweeted the "GREAT NEWS" of the bill's passage.
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The middle passage of his reply was the interesting part.
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The book's narrative incorporates the passage of time extremely effectively.
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There is almost a ring of Eliot in the passage.
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"Do not be yoked together with unbelievers", the passage reads.
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It will go through final passage today in the House.
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That route was the main passage way to northern Europe.
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The passage of the Voting Rights Act followed that summer.
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Ghosting is a normal rite of passage, as is grieving.
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They all had these rites of passage with their parents.
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I think of this work as a rite of passage.
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This was, for her, kind of a rite of passage.
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The passage I read about the famous [laughs] sexist paragraph.
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Here's the passage in full: I taught in the afternoons.
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The election allowed for the passage of the Great Society.
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People are trying to bring those rites of passage back.
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The passage of 52 years only dimmed her memory further.
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The legislation initially seemed headed for a fairly smooth passage.
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Not even Taylor Swift can escape the passage of time.
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Linklater's answer is usually to foreground the passage of time.
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Saw Dems salivating at what passage meant for '18. Cringed.
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"I'm here to offer safe passage out," the sheriff said.
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The passage of time has not mitigated the families' pain.
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Former President Obama also opposed the passage of each measure.
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I found this passage shocking when I first read it.
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Republicans won the House over passage of ObamaCare in 2010.
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"I congratulate the House on passage of its bill, " Sen.
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Please join me in urging its expeditious passage and implementation.
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Voters will punish you more for failure than passage. 2.
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Codelco did not immediately comment on passage of the law.
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The number of uninsured has fallen dramatically since ObamaCare's passage.
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House passage for its own sake has become the goal.
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But the Senate reversed the bill's passage an hour later.
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That sounds like it will indeed be enough for passage.
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And he wasn't sure the visas would guarantee safe passage.
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Anne's rite of passage inspires a lot of period talk.
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The Capricorn is also associated with the passage of time.
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In one passage, Marx set out to answer a puzzle.
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There is little left of America's traumatised passage through Beirut.
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Passage of this bill would be a worthwhile first step.
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One long passage had hints of strangely cosmic hymnal music.
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The majority leader could still find a path to passage.
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But the passage of time makes this progressively more difficult.
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"Passage of this legislation will require bipartisan support," Hewson said.
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The passage of the legislation, which is headed to Gov.
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We hope for swift passage in the House as well.
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It's practically the right to passage for superstar model status.
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Getting a tattoo has almost become a rite of passage.
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Nearing the North Pole, he embarked on the Northwest Passage.
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Those votes, together with Pichetto's Victory Front, assure its passage.
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Final passage of the defense bill is expected later Wednesday.
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Publishing books is a rite of passage for presidential prospects.
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I'm a sap for the season's obligatory markings of passage.
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It's because those things would show the passage of time.
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Just eight Democrats voted against the bill on final passage.
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The prospects for passage in the Senate, however, are uncertain.
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With the passage of the SAFE Act, signed by Gov.
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Do any of the measures stand much chance of passage?
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Legislative options are, so far, partisan and miles from passage.
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" "We have to move slowly ... the passage is very narrow.
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The Lamentation of the Fiery Furnace, Or of the Passage.
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The bill now is awaiting a vote on final passage.
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The group opposed the passage of the law last year.
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Clay reworked the bill and won passage a second time.
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Bar passage rates have been falling noticeably across the country.
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"Gianna loved trendy, stylish clothes," Costello writes in one passage.
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They're currently attempting to use party invites to gain passage.
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Hitting the tables was a rite of passage for her.
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"The fight began with the passage of Roe," he said.
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Their goal remains passage of a bill by year's end.
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All to aid two experienced hunters in the Northwest Passage.
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In a striking passage of her recent memoir What Happened?
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Until 2016, only three icebreakers had accomplished this particular passage.
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Passage of the bill likely would render the case moot.
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The odds of passage increased on Wednesday after Republican Sens.
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But he warned that the passage alone would be insufficient.
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He wrote a Bible passage on it; he's very religious.
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Twelve would require changes to achieve any hope of passage.
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Or simply accompany the caravan to ensure an orderly passage?
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One key issue here is simply the passage of time.
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Gun control advocates, meanwhile, criticized the passage of the bill.
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I've never heard the passage sound so fraught and dangerous.
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How difficult would the ocean passage be, do you imagine?
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And awkward interactions with onlookers are a rite of passage.
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Passage was treacherous and steamboats frequently sank in the shallows.
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As the passage got clearer, the punniest clues did too.
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I saw flashes of my future rites of passage, mangled.
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And here is a passage from Heterodox Academy's current website.
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Everyone has a right to food, water and safe passage.
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One: The passage of time helps in reducing negative emotions.
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Was there a passage that had that effect on you?
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Eventually 36 were arrested and charged with obstructing public passage.
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Chronobiologists study how living organisms process the passage of time.
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I was getting paranoid about received truths in every passage.
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Rites of passage As a teenager, crushes were my religion.
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Taking things back to the primitive, the rite of passage.
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Industry groups called for the pact's quick passage into law.
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Rites of passage My patient had a simple, devastating request.
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" That telling passage is a high point in "Playing Changes.
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In February 2013, the comparable passage rate was 60 percent.
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It's almost a rite of passage in the digital age.
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It awaits passage by the House and President Trump's signature.
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Upon its passage, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov promised retaliation.
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"Death is a passage from this brutal world," he says.
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"In turn, this has eased the passage of economic reforms."
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He did away with that to smooth Neil Gorsuch's passage.
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The slowness, the passage of time, dulls the public's outrage.
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Modern owners sail everywhere from the Northwest Passage to Antarctica.
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But passage probably wouldn't take place until at least Friday.
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Congressional passage of the legislation, however, was far from certain.
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That was the question the morning after the bill's passage.
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Mr Altan wrestles with ideas and the passage of time.
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The banner contains a passage from the Koran in Arabic.
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"This journey has become a rite of passage," she writes.
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Passage of the deal is a huge win for Trump.
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There could be no Bible passage that would justify that.
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I'm optimistic the House will vote on its passage soon.
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Thus, the threat and pain of the passage of time.
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Magnets and RFID implants are rites of passage among grinders.
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And the passage itself was typically gorgeous, limpid and uncomplicated.
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Finally, a vigorous passage of sharp polyphony heralded the end.
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Its passage would be another step in the right direction.
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Some veteran comedians describe barking as a rite of passage.
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Following House passage, the bill would go to the Senate.
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The Republican claim about this passage does not make sense.
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We just celebrated the passage of suffrage for white women.
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Two more votes in opposition would have doomed final passage.
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The delay in its passage began when Kentucky Republican Sen.
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In this case the selected passage appears on page 77.
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That's a rite of passage for all Brooklyn millennials. Exactly.
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What particular passage, quote or photo stands out to you?
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Several first responders came to watch the bill's final passage.
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Absolutely. A smooth, validating passage across the ocean of ideas?
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Tom Malinowski, when speaking about the bill's passage this week.
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That would have allowed a simple voice vote for passage.
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One big argument for passage: Vermonters approve of pot legalization.
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It is dedicated to the passage of a carbon tax.
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Now, though, that passage from Kelly's speech might sound familiar.
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"It's an interesting way to mark the passage of time."
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Deal Value: $52.4 billion Deal status: Pending DOJ approval Likelihood of passage: Seems likely What would stop passage: Anti-competitive concerns around Disney owning a large chunk of regional sports networks in the U.S.; competitive leverage over theater owners Deal Value: $3.9 billion Deal status: Pending DOJ and FCC approval Likelihood of passage: Seems likely What would stop passage: The DOJ has asked Sinclair to divest 10 stations ahead of the merger, but it seems like Sinclair is playing ball with regulators.
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Orange County activists powered the passage of Prop 13, which limited property taxes, and later the passage of Prop 187 -- the 1994 ballot measure that would have barred immigrants from getting basic state services.
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Republican senators point to passage of a mammoth agriculture bill, the annual defense policy measure and passage of the first government funding package as signs of renewed goodwill on moving legislation through the Senate.
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" He then adds, "Come watch TV." This passage echoes a passage from Jean-Paul Sartre's 1938 novel La Nausée: "Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance.
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In a 403 article in The Irish Times, the archaeologist George Eogan recalled crawling up the eastern passage (there is also a western passage), carrying a light, and coming to a "void" at the end.
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North Carolina also suffered huge economic losses after HB2's passage.
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"Consensus is not weakness," Biden said, in a slightly garbled passage.
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The passage through the Senate is not guaranteed to be smooth.
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"For me there are three lessons in that passage," she said.
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The passage of the law was postponed to allow more research.
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I'm eager to continue the upcoming passage of time dedicating myself.
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The Senate's passage of the bill was met with quick criticism.
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But he's also noted the passage of time without an answer.
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A bible passage that says suffering is the lot of women.
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The choice was clear, but the path to passage was not.
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The indigenous blue Na'vi would ascend them as rites of passage.
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The rebels have mostly been given safe passage to northwestern Syria.
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Some of Canada's ten provinces offer expedited passage to the wealthy.
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The law's poll numbers improved from dismal levels before its passage.
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Damage near Goascoran, Honduras after the passage of Tropical Storm Nate.
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The passage for those on foot looks like a cattle pen.
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It survived the passage across the plains, took root and grew.
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The passage of Obamacare in 2010 was the last such initiative.
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Peter Wehner interprets the passage to affirm each human's equal dignity.
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More than 1,000 migrants have died this year attempting the passage.
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A submarine could force such a passage ten times as fast.
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Preparing children for communion, a Catholic rite of passage, still features.
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I saw my note and saw the passage circled right there.
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Elizabeth Esty, in an interview prior to the new rules' passage.
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There is this certain rite of passage that everybody goes through.
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The Passage airs on Monday nights at 9PM ET on Fox.
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Tyrus's most emotional passage involves the passing of his wife Ruth.
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You can read the whole passage of legalese describing this here.
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At a celebration of the law's passage, Oliver proudly presented Sen.
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When I read this passage, I filed away Sam Liang's idea.
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I'm flagging for you in red a passage that has Gen.
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Front seat rides produced a passage rate of nearly 17 percent.
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In one passage, he seems to take aim at President Trump.
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Mr Duterte's star power should speed the passage of these reforms.
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As the tool toss is becoming an HGTV right of passage.
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Situated where it is in East Angels, the passage just quoted
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It is a short passage about Emily wanting a horse—easy.
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Teen Jonas, still with Claudia, reopens the passage under the caves.
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But that wasn't the most chillingly Orwellian passage in Christie's speech.
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Despite the lopsided vote, the bill's passage had not been certain.
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Passage of the replacement bill in Congress is uncertain at best.
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Blatant discrimination was widespread at the time of the law's passage.
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In September he cited a passage from the Quran while campaigning.
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And Guam has no say in the passage of U.S. laws.
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Reuters TV: Republicans celebrate the passage of their landmark tax bill.
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It left him without a nose, nasal passage or sinus cavity.
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He added that he believes Republicans have the votes for passage.
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Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Republicans have enough votes for passage.
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With visible evidence of the passage of time on your face?
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After all the amendments are done, they'd vote on final passage.
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Upon passage, Republicans cheered, with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin among them.
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Thirty-two senators voted against passage; 18 Republicans and 13 Democrats.
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Flake's resolution will likely receive a vote on final passage tomorrow.
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Her office was not directly involved in the original law's passage.
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Mid-laner Rasmus "Caps" Winther joins from Turkey's Dark Passage team.
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Its passage was far from certain up until the very end.
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That passage, read seven months after Trump took office, appears prescient.
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The Curtis Wilbur made the same Taiwan Strait passage in October.
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A passage in an overcrowded dinghy costs around $2155,2129 per person.
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Despite such optimism, passage of the California measure is not certain.
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He makes her read a passage from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland .
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Final passage of the bill could take place later this week.
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Increasingly, the passage of time is difficult for him to gauge.
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It's to get it to final passage and to help people.
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Trump touted the bill's passage in a tweet early Wednesday morning.
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This passage from Orwell's 2017 perfectly predicted the Trump era: pic.twitter.
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Most offered dark views of our passage through life, perhaps appropriately.
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Senate Democrats are pledging to fight to prevent the bill's passage.
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In one entry, he came across a passage that stunned him.
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In some countries it is now almost a rite of passage.
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Kim and Trump walk along an external passage of the hotel.
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To the end of his life, he paid his own passage.
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McCarthy said he credits Trump and Senate GOP leadership for passage.
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That all changed with the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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The company had no involvement in the bill's promotion or passage.
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Every election since its passage, Republicans have promised to repeal ObamaCare.
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Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) said before House passage in late November.
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Many in the ranks call harsh treatment a rite of passage.
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There are still no guarantees about passage before the full Senate.
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He paid traffickers 5,000 Ethiopian birr -- about $180 -- for the passage.
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It's sort of a right of passage in the outdoor world.
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Cross-border trade remains fluid, but passage of contraband is common.
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White supremacist stories of the Middle Passage are now mostly forgotten.
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Republicans have twice won passage of motions to recommit this year.
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The dispute is over naval passage through the shared Kerch Strait.
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Hopefully we can create some space (at the passage) for them.
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They had no conception of what the cave passage was like.
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How has that influenced your sense of the passage of time?
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Despite passage of the House bill Thursday, pitfalls await the party.
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Votes for passage of legislation are corralled through fear and intimidation.
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The bill's passage on Friday arrives two days after Maine Gov.
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But the passage of time, and the realities of geography, are
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If Trump backs it, that could propel the measure to passage.
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In Silicon Valley, it seems failure is a rite of passage.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald's passage from "The Great Gatsby" finally rings true.
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For many males, buying sex is considered a rite of passage.
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Mistakes at work, big and small, are a rite of passage.
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He had only the vaguest sense of the passage of time.
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Opponents of its passage were prevented from campaigning before the vote.
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But again, the House was the impediment to its final passage.
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In a joint statement following the Senate bill's passage, Republican Sens.
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Passage by the House would create an enormous headache for McConnell.
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This passage from Orwell's 226 perfectly predicted the Trump era: pic.twitter.
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Ron Wyden of Oregon applauded the legislation's passage on Twitter Monday.
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But the passage of time does other strange things to galaxies.
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It was the passage from the pre- to the post-war
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However, the bill's path to passage in the House is murky.
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"Malört's always been somewhat of a rite of passage," Best explains.
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But this wasn't a passage in a book he read once.
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I realize how convoluted that last passage makes these systems seem.
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That first big night out is a bonafide rite of passage.
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Another big thread in your movie is the passage of time.
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Cash is king, and cash burn is a "rite of passage"
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To assure passage, Republicans cannot lose more than two GOP votes.
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Remain in place through the passage of these life-threatening conditions.
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The Hong Kong government expressed "deep regret" over the bill's passage.
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Given that Democrats hold the majority, its passage is virtually assured.
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Fear, repressed memories or just the passage of time were challenges.
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Were we the only ones foolish enough to pay full passage?
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But our bodies' responses to the passage of time can differ.
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It culminated in the passage of the 633 Clean Water Act.
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I've seldom heard the passage performed with more transparency and color.
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But the others will be the difference between failure and passage.
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This summer, the bill seemed like a sure bet for passage.
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Hey, does anyone have a favorite author or passage to suggest?
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Passage of it would mark a major victory for opposition Democrats.
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A rhythmically frenetic section will segue into a breezily cool passage.
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The passage of confidential information had continued until early last year.
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The passage from national trauma toward democratic decency is never easy.
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Birthright trips have been a rite of passage for many Jews.
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For a while, it almost seemed like passage might not happen.
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It will make the passage of time that much more palatable.
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The House bill went from introduction to passage in two weeks.
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GALANES The most-reported passage in your book involves President Trump.
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"Spare nobody's feelings," is a biblical passage he falls back on.
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Perhaps the most dramatic passage is an account from May 2017.
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That followed the passage of another restrictive abortion law in Georgia.
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He spoke to us about his favorite passage in the score.
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Without the full chamber present, passage would have to be unanimous.
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RITES OF PASSAGE My feminist mother taught me to speak up.
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Many were unreadable and, given the passage of time, felt irrelevant.
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But perspectives have begun to shift with the passage of time.
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Advocates of the amendment nevertheless called its passage a seminal moment.
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Even before the president's remarks, the bill's passage seemed highly uncertain.
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It frequently marked some right of passage, or celebrated some achievement.
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The outcome of its passage will be not life but death.
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Passage AI gives ServiceNow much deeper knowledge in this growing area.
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It makes me want to book passage to the Upper Midwest.
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U.K. parliament: A secret passage once used by royalty was rediscovered.
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Before final passage, the state Senate limited who could take part.
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It seems like a passage left behind by a lost civilization.
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The bill passage hinged on support from four undecided Republicans. Sen.
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But the process has become more controversial since Dodd-Frank's passage.
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After House passage, the package will be cleared for Trump's signature.
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The opposition from China and Russia has practically hindered the passage.
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Indeed, the passage of this legislation could not be more urgent.
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Below is a passage on the rise of craft cocktails there.
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Given the passage of time, most clues are circumstantial and aesthetic.
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The bad news is that such passage is a real possibility.
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For many, discovering the code was a childhood rite of passage.
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The subdued passage that explores the theme of redemption unfolded mysteriously.
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But he surmised the measure has a strong chance at passage.
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And in the end their support made the reforms' passage possible.
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For locals, the sandy clamber is a childhood rite of passage.
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CNN reports that 22 other states are now considering its passage.
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Richard Strauss's opera "Der Rosenkavalier" is about the passage of time.
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You see them indoctrinated, the passage from one civilization to another.
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She's advocated for immigration rights, including passage of the Dream Act.
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I found that to be the stickiest wicket in the passage.
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Historians have long sought to minimize the importance of that passage.
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The House vote was 2202-2628 and Senate passage seems certain.
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Since the law's passage, Democratic lawmakers have also voiced their discontent.
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The effort to win passage had been relentless, and hardly hidden.
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It is only the Democrat senators that are blocking its passage.
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The opposition from governors was just one major obstacle to passage.
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In the Senate, passage requires only a simple majority (51 votes).
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I put it at an 85 percent likelihood of passage; 13.
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After all, it interferes with the swift passage of their agenda.
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This passage of time feels at once inconceivable and heartbreakingly normal.
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But Modi is pressing ahead, and is celebrating the CAB's passage.
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For now, passage of the budget resolution this week looks likely.
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Guys like boring..... .....the importance or passage of Criminal Justice Reform.
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Meanwhile, proponents of the bill continue to push for its passage.
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"It's just a rite of passage for any Texan," she said.
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What differentiates states is where they set the line for passage.
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Receiving a knife is a rite of passage for some children.
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"In the House, I look forward to swift passage," she said.
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Sometimes the flow of a passage took time to settle in.
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Their swift passage marked a new era in the State Capitol.
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VICE: What's the first time you remember the passage of time?
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Republican leaders are eyeing April for congressional passage of the bill.
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In 2013, Baskin received a $1 million judgment against Maldonado-Passage.
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Brad Hoylman said in a statement released after the bill's passage.
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The transition out of school is an important rite of passage.
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But despite widespread unhappiness in the party over Trump's tariffs, passage of such legislation would be a long shot - especially since a two-thirds super-majority would be needed for passage over a likely presidential veto.
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In 290, Captain John Franklin led a British Royal Navy expedition to the Arctic, with the intention of finding passage to the West Indies around the American land barrier – a concept known as the Northwest passage.
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On Thursday, the destroyer USS Dewey conducted a "man overboard" exercise, specifically to show that its passage of the warship within 12 nautical miles was not innocent passage, U.S. officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Although Gundy's underlying crime occurred prior to SORNA's passage, Congress included a provision allowing the U.S. attorney general to decide if the law would apply retroactively to offenders who committed SORNA crimes before the law's passage.
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In Minneapolis, the Institute of Art has wrapped its facade in Ai Weiwei's 2016 work "Safe Passage" — nearly 2,400 blue, orange and red life jackets worn by Syrian refugees during the deadly ocean passage to Greece.
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Along with the passage of the Federal Reserve Act, Glass spearheaded passage of the Banking Act of 1932, the Banking Act of 1933, widely known as the Glass-Steagall Act, and the Banking Act of 1935.
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The aim of Duration: Passage, Persistence, Survival is to stage artistic environments that might provoke conversation about the persistence of passage, from environments to communities, while emphasizing the challenge of survival in hostile socio-ecological climates.
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Clinton told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow last year that her husband signed DOMA to prevent the passage of a constitutional amendment — a claim LGBT activists and those with knowledge of the bill's passage have said is revisionist history.
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"We are currently talking with the international community about the right to freedom of navigation in the Middle East that will include passage to the Strait of Hormuz and passage to the Bab al Mandeb," Mckenzie said.
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Aleppo's Sunni rebels have suggested a tactical deal with the Kurds that would give them safe passage through Sheikh Maqsoud in exchange for safe passage for Kurds between their enclaves, Afrin and Rojava, along the Turkish border.
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But this literature can be matched, passage by passage, from the American South, and in neither society was the practical conclusion drawn that slavery should be replaced by other forms of labour, should be abolished, in short.
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Ours leans towards the environmental side, with water fluid and animal passage.
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House Republicans stopped the measure's unanimous passage multiple times in recent weeks.
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Mr Spector made the Christmas record into an annual rite of passage.
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I must say that I have no memory of the bill's passage.
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" -- The passage of state House Bill 3427, dubbed the "Student Success Act.
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Human rights group Amnesty International has called for safe passage for civilians.
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Stephens said she denied to him that she had written the passage.
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The next year's passage on basketball, however, was much more universally accessible.
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One of Maori Party's co-leaders, Marama Fox, hailed the bill's passage.
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It's basically a rite of passage for any extreme original trilogy fan.
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Beatrice also read a passage from "The Great Gatsby" during the ceremony.
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Passage would put the state directly at odds with the Trump administration.
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Its passage is the state Republican Party's top legislative priority for 2017.
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It's practically a primeval, caveman-like rite of passage at this point.
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Russia, the Syrian government's key ally, has offered insurgents safe passage out.
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Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, to help ensure his father's safe passage.
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Jerry Young, said Sessions had taken the biblical passage out of context.
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Shortly after its passage, President Trump tweeted his support for the measure.
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No, really – don't dwell on the whole "passage of two decades" thing.
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Survivors deserve a safe and secure pathway home or safe passage elsewhere.
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We deserved safe passage to do our jobs and also be kids.
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The policy authors say those details will be filled in upon passage.
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And the group who has the most to gain from its passage?
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Rites of passage I had no history of cancer in my family.
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"Lady Gaga called it a 'rite of passage,&apos" Yankovic tells PEOPLE.
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The Christmas album is a rite of passage for any pop star.
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Il contenait aussi un passage expliquant ce qu'est un arbre de Noël.
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Dodging a full CBO score likely help's the bill's chances of passage.
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Walter Mondale strongly supported Ribicoff's legislation and fought hard for its passage.
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The exercise is aimed at keeping sea-lanes open for safe passage.
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But before that can happen, the passage way needs to be cleared.
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Insurgents agree to give up territory in return for safe passage out.
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Call this a Bachelor in Paradise rite of passage, if you will.
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Human rights organizations were equally horrified at the passage of the law.
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I nearly burned my eyes with Clorox after reading this passage. 7.
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The first trend is the passage of the America Invents Act (AIA).
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From introduction to passage, it took a total of seven short months.
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Such passage can only take place in waters belonging to another country.
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From here, the passage away from globalization can take two new forms.
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But prospects of passage in Congress during an election year are uncertain.
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However, backers said Senate passage alone would still be an important step.
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But its passage caused the demise of many U.S. retail FX businesses.
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This passage through the Himalayas would make Nepal less dependent on India.
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In one thorny passage, the music and steps seemed out of sync.
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It's Demos and Ricciardi's job to make sure we witness the passage.
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The moderates may end up being the AHCA's biggest hurdle to passage.
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Enduring sexism should not be a "right of passage" in any industry.
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Passage was all but certain in the Republican-controlled Senate, as well.
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The passage of the law drew a quick rebuke from some creditors.
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Logistics shares were trading higher after the passage of the GST bills.
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That still left the legislation short of the votes needed for passage.
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The prohibition would go into effect one year after the bill's passage.
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Established in 1980, The Passage has helped over 130,000 people in need.
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Mark 4:13-20, a passage about sowing seeds on good ground.
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But foreign pressure recently secured his passage to London for medical treatment.
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Additionally, Congress never demonstrated a market failure before the Durbin Amendment's passage.
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Stocks seesawed during Friday trading, as prospects for the bill's passage dimmed.
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The Northwest Passage is opening, and shipping volume is going to increase.
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C. Even with the revisions, the outlook for House passage remains dicey.
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Those awaiting passage in Costa Rica doubt they are among the last.
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The smugglers took all her brother's money but failed to secure passage.
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A key passage states: The Church regards with esteem also the Muslims.
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Some of Bowie's most eloquent, profound writing was preoccupied with time's passage.
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If so it could pose a hazard for ships in Drake Passage.
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Canadian Coast Guard Icebreaker, Sir Wilfred Laurier, Northwest Passage, Nunavut, Arctic Canada.
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The bill narrowly failed to get the 60 votes needed for passage.
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But there are a few developments that mark the passage of time.
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He's been fighting for the passage of Right To Try since 2014.
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The law's passage sparked massive backlash from consumers of every political leaning.
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The relevant passage appears at page 29, according to the internal pagination.
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Taking screenshots of Instagram posts is a right of social media passage.
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Williams and other athletes note that the passage and implementation of Prop.
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President Obama led the way to passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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But Brownback said immediately after its passage that it had "many deficiencies."
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Losing his hair and his beard was another miserable rite of passage.
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Verso, 2011 The Passage to Europe: How a Continent Became a Union.
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There was a passage he'd been thinking about, al-Haqqah, 'The Reality.
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The passage showcases Biden's strengths, including his ability to transcend divisive moments.
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Eric Holcomb (R) criticized the amendment, but celebrated the passage of something.
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Thirty-five states ratified the amendment within five years of its passage.
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Support from two-thirds of the House will be required for passage.
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Passage would set the bill up for a potential full House vote.
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Cohn said pushing the reform passage to next year becomes less appealing.
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Many mention it now, four years later, as a rite of passage.
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The tax-writing committees will craft a bill following the budget's passage.
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"If it fails, that's it -- I can't require passage," Flake told CNN.
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This passage is possibly unique in the political chronicles of the state.
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I happen to find this the most beautiful passage in all Nabokov.
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Second, read the following passage from the article and answer the questions:
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Passage in the upper chamber is not guaranteed but appears increasingly likely.
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On August 14, three detectors recorded the passage of these gravitational waves.
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Alana Yzola: Getting a tattoo has almost become a rite of passage.
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But others found no such comfort, with time's passage a useless salve.
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The vote fell 63 votes short of the 26 needed for passage.
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The vote fell 15 votes short of the 60 needed for passage.
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The nasal passage then sat atop of a pair of large sinuses.
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Chances of passage got a critical boost last week when Alaska Sen.
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The passage of the act is also a triumph for economic science.
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Panamanians who went to watch the maiden passage cheered, and bands played.
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The next week it will go to the House floor for passage.
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Passage of meaningful drug pricing legislation is far from a sure thing.
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The House voted down passage of the 2018 farm bill last week.
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It's kind of a rite of passage for becoming a San Franciscan.
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Passage of such a bill is expected to be much more complicated.
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Cannabinoids can introduce similar compounds during their passage through engineered treatment systems.
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On the track, Obama recites a passage from George Washington's farewell address.
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A vote on final passage will come on Wednesday morning, Murkowski announced.
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Apparently nothing since Suzanne has revealed again to Evie that hidden passage.
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And the recent spate of gun violence made passage even more unlikely.
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Since the passage of the ADA in 1990, we've seen enormous advances.
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Conservation groups called the passage of LWCF permanent funding a crucial step.
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It also includes a major revision that should help smooth its passage.
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The organization was incorporated after the law's passage in October, Strickland said.
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These corporations would theoretically benefit most from the passage of tax reform.
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Normally, for me, it represents the passage of time, heredity, and sexuality.
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This passage haunted me after I finished reading Franzen's interview: Where, I
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Senate passage and a presidential signature could protect savers and taxpayers alike.
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Passage/s will be on view at Victoria Miro until March 18th.
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The passage on "up" is characteristic of McWhorter's strengths as a writer.
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The bills now go back to the Senate for final passage. Gov.
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All of them had Republican legislative majorities at the time of passage.
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Kurt Schrader, insisted that additional "compromise" would be needed to ensure passage.
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The passage of FITARA was huge, but we're trying to do more.
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Thus, the passage of time raises the risk of convicting the innocent.
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The twinned streams from our guns swiftly opened up our passage inside.
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A huge majority (85 percent) supports the passage of the tax reform.
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Acosta responded by citing a passage on the Statue of the Liberty.
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Obama's signature follows unanimous passage in both the House and the Senate.
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Why test her reading with a passage about spiders, or the Titanic?
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Or do they simply accompany the exodus to ensure an orderly passage?
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Understanding the significance of the passage would also require understanding multiple viewpoints.
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Massive outrage led to the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Tempers flared as Republicans accused Democrats of preventing passage of crucial aid.
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This has been passed by the House and is awaiting Senate passage.
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We tried hard to get an acrostic passage from it but failed.
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" The passage went on: "I hope that they are captivating and enigmatic.
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They said the document was authentic and should have ensured safe passage.
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I wondered if Mets fans would enjoy the same rite of passage?
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Their mission was to chart the Northwest Passage for the first time.
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But Amazon went through a severe form of this rite of passage.
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Others may emerge, but the passage of time makes this extremely unlikely.
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A direct passage from North America to China would increase profits significantly.
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The passage of Alabama's personhood amendment is an example of this shift.
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The parlor connects through a short passage to a formal dining room.
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Soon I found myself engaged in a distinctly American rite of passage.
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ACROSTIC — Today's passage is by a popular crime fiction writer, Tana French.
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The practice is said to ensure the babies' safe passage through life.
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Despite its often serene backdrop, the Inside Passage is fraught with hazards.
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The First Step Act's passage in the Senate had rare bipartisan support.
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At least nine are needed for passage in the 15-member council.
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What Rites of Passage Mark the Transition to Adulthood in Your Community?
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Rites of passage After the wedding, he introduced me as his wife.
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Only a top-two finish wound have earned him passage to Kentucky.
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Passage is all but certain when the full chamber returns next week.
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When he's stuck on a particularly difficult passage, he writes by hand.
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We would use a secret passage to enter and exit our bedroom.
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He also kept reciting every passage of the Quran he could remember.
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Despite such efforts, Charlotte Law's bar passage rate has been noticeably low.
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Almost immediately after passage, questions arose about how it would be enforced.
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But black travelers continued to experience trauma long after the bill's passage.
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In the wake of the referendum's passage, however, state budgets were eviscerated.
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Many gay couples argue that passage of a bill is already overdue.
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Mr. Trump often vows to secure its passage on the campaign trail.
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To our daughter, shopping there seems like an American rite of passage.
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The transition from there into a quizzically lyrical passage was deftly handled.
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Another photo shows a poorly lit passage underneath a high-rise building.
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With the passage of each day we will know a little more.
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The problem with the meme-ification of this particular passage, however, is
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Those dates cannot be changed just by the passage of normal legislation.
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Fiscal conservatives railed against the massive spending package before its passage. Sen.
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Fiscal conservatives railed against the massive spending package before its passage. Sen.
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He's got a rough passage ahead, to put it in nautical terms.
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The key passage: Accusing the President of authoritarian tactics once seemed exaggerated.
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She's even developed a new rite of passage ceremony that mimics FGM.
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Wrecking is seen as almost a rite of passage of Onewheel ownership.
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The GOP thus has the power to thwart passage of Sanders' bill.
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Its passage marked a major breakthrough for environment fairness and community justice.
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COSCO Shipping has also previously sailed vessels through the Arctic's northeast passage.
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The bill awaits Senate passage and Trump says he will sign it.
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I was an original cosponsor of this bill and welcomed its passage.
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On Thursday, the Times Square Alliance applauded the passage of the bill.
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"There is no rite of passage," said Ms. McNair, 5003, of Harlem.
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Plenty of obstacles remain before passage is secure in the Senate. Sen.
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But its chances of passage grew significantly dimmer on Friday when Sen.
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Business played an important role in the passage of the Marshall Plan.
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He recalled that the vice president was instrumental in the measure's passage.
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He translated the misogynistic passage into English and reproduced it in full.
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Let's hear from our constructors: This passage may not apply to PBS.
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Despite its length, there isn't a passage that drags or feels superfluous.
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Once you hit your late 40s, it's practically a rite of passage.
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Given the content of the passage, these melodious ingredients were completely appropriate.
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But a number of factors may scramble those hopes for quick passage.
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Passage of the CRA resolution in the Senate is far from certain.
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In the sacred space this hushed passage sounded like a forlorn benediction.
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This might as well have been a passage in The Great Derangement.
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This is a "when" not "if" situation when it comes to passage.
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The past and the passage of time have long informed Sugimoto's art.
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Some people believe its final passage prophesized his death the next day.
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After that law's passage, in 2009, the feds promptly banned flavored cigarettes.
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In these action-interrupting reveries, Medea narrates her passage across the desert.
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The passage of the Affordable Care Act brought effective, and positive change.
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Wagner's bill has been revised multiple times during its road to passage.
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At the time of the Judiciary Act's passage, there were 220006 states.
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Daines said Tuesday's passage of the bill made for a historic day.
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Ms. Ramos vowed to work toward the bill's passage again in 2020.
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Cornyn says the passage of the nonbinding resolution is enough for now.
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Passage in California could also embolden other states to pursue similar legislation.
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Passage would make Philadelphia the largest U.S. city with such a tax.
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" Another passage criticized Facebook for "targeting younger children with a new product.
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The result was a consensus approach to passage, with barely any filibusters.
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Many business organizations and the agriculture industry have agitated for USMCA's passage.
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Trump and his team are continuing to urge passage of the deal.
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Golden did support passage of the first article, for abuse of power.
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Their passage actually signals a policy surrender artfully disguised as a victory.
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"It's a rite of passage when you go through college," he said.
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Four yes votes from the seven-member panel were required for passage.
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She shared our stories and called for passage of the Dream Act.
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Kucinich voted for ObamaCare's final passage but says Obama didn't convince him.
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If passed, the reform will potentially speed up the passage of reforms.
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Passage in the House will send the bill to President Trump's desk.
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A school of red tooth triggerfish in the Verde Island Passage, Philippines.
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Those ideas are already in the works, though their passage seems distant.
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In the Senate, the passage could be blocked by a Democratic filibuster.
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The measure is one supporter short of possible passage in the Senate.
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"They have many obstacles between now and final passage," he wrote yesterday.
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Opponents said the resolution's passage would send the wrong message to Tehran.
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For American baby boomers, visiting Disneyland became a necessary rite of passage.
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Many say passage of the Affordable Care Act is her signature achievement.
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His absence from the tax overhaul vote probably wouldn't jeopardize its passage.
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Breitbart covered the passage of the G.O.P. tax plan in glowing terms.
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The passage of a big tax cut for the rich will not.
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The passage itself is about something that, personally, is anachronistic: paper currency.
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The bill's passage was long awaited, and for many victims, long overdue.
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It's a rite of passage that is no less monumental than birth.
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" She discusses Gail Sheehy's "The Silent Passage" and Germaine Greer's "The Change.
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And after the passage of SESTA/FOSTA now none of us do.
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The passage of the farm bill was far from certain Friday morning.
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Lights, middles, and darks — each tonal passage is a world in itself.
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There are a couple of key points to unpack in this passage.
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Iraqi forces provide safe passage In announcing the start of the operation to recapture the city from the Islamic State Monday, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said security forces would provide safe passage for civilians to escape.
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Senator Romero Jucá, the whip of Temer's support base in the Senate, told reporters in Brasilia that the government coalition will propose the passage of a fast-track motion later on Tuesday to facilitate passage of the bill.
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But we've made progress -- and in every case, from the passage of Medicare through the passage of civil rights, we did it with the support of Democrats and Republicans who considered themselves first and foremost to be Americans.
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Obama cited the Democratic House members who lost their seats in the 2010 midterm election, following the passage of the law more commonly referred to as Obamacare, which has grown widely in popularity since its passage in 2010.
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Following the Civil War, the passage of the Reconstruction Act in 133, which required full male suffrage, and the passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments, many who were formerly ineligible were given the right to cast ballots.
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" The passage continues: A subsequent statement from Ivana Trump, published on the first page of Lost Tycoon and as a footnote to this passage, expressed that she did not mean the word rape in a "literal or criminal sense.
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Their opposition is a major stumbling block to passage of the larger bill.
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Since NAFTA's passage, hard-working Americans have watched millions of unionized jobs evaporate.
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But if Canada does not own the Northwest Passage (see map), who does?
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Perhaps my favorite passage in the gospels occurs in Mark 12:28-31.
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People often use tattoos as a way to mark the passage of time.
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Cronin's The Passage trilogy includes the best-selling first novel, published in 2010.
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Republicans have a large majority there, and passage was expected despite Democratic opposition.
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Here's a passage from her latest book, Grunt, on science in the military.
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Notice that the journal vote looks a lot messier than the passage vote.
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The White House, however, has threatened to veto final passage of the bill.
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The measure getting 121 votes, far short of the 218 needed for passage.
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The souring of relations between the US and Mexico may imperil passage there.
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But some scholars say Josephus' passage was tampered with by later Christian authors.
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Since its passage, Republicans have sought to undermine it, calling it government overreach.
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But passage remains uncertain as not all the African representatives are on board.
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Passage of an impactful sugary drink tax would complete the Adam Smith trifecta.
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Then there are all the male rites of passage revolving around preparing meat.
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The Coroner's lawyer agreed and the passage was redacted from the autopsy report.
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After a 15-year fight, he won passage of legislation declaring the Rev.
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It also highlighted the passage of the bipartisan First Step Act months later.
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Jane is demanding the passage of the Green New Deal and environmental justice.
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Democrats argue that will slow passage and complicate getting the money out quickly.
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Despite the deepening skepticism, Graham pledged on Sunday to keep pushing for passage.
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"This is definitely a roadblock to securing passage of USMCA," he told CNN.
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More than that, it's considered a rite of passage in the entertainment industry.
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A clear favourite passage for the dancefloor, if ever there has been one.
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The White House released a statement praising the Senate's passage of the bill.
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The other bill is aimed at winning just enough Republican support for passage.
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No public documents are available on the "Claymore tool" mentioned in the passage.
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Unfortunately, unwarranted skepticism towards PROMESA slowed the bill's eventual passage in the House.
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For many 20-somethings, having a terrible roommate is a rite of passage.
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Birds of Passage is Colombia's submission for the 2019 foreign language Oscar category.
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Trump set an ambitious by-Christmas timetable for passage of a major rewrite.
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Applying for that first credit card is a young adult's rite of passage.
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Last month the passage of a French frigate through the strait angered China.
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And then there's the funding of the passage into the marketplace. Right. Exactly.
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But we pray for a bountiful harvest and safe passage over the seas.
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Quinceañeras are linked to an ancient Aztec rite of passage for young women.
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Explain the clues in the passage that helped you pick the correct words.
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Before passage of the ACA, the uninsured rate was just under 16 percent.
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Republicans have repeatedly tried and failed to repeal Obamacare since its 2010 passage.
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Stein's influence haunts this text, and is visible in the passage quoted above.
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Yahoo credited the disclosure to the recent passage of the USA Freedom Act.
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Since the law's passage, both Democratic and Republican administrations have suspended Title III.
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The rite of passage of the ultra rich is owning a private jet.
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But many see the passage of the bill as a ray of hope.
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Their introduction and passage led to protests in both House and Senate chambers.
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The passage of this bill will be a defining moment for our country.
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"This law's passage means there are no protections for users against serious charges."
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Democrats incinerated a lot of their own seats to heave it to passage.
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Sea Ice can be seen in the Northwest Passage in Nunavut, Arctic Canada.
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Consider the following passage, a veiled criticism of Hillary Clinton's infamous "deplorables" comment.
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"From a prosecutor's perspective, the passage of time can be fatal," Cohen says.
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But it is a rite of passage that can prove dangerous for some.
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