Certain changes to DNA could also be passed on to future generations, while changes to RNA generally aren't passed on.
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This could mean the fee may be passed on to an UberX passenger, in much the same way it is passed on to taxi passengers.
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The Hollywood Reporter reported earlier this month that Amazon passed on hosting Big Little Lies because Roy Price, former studio head of the streaming service, passed on the show.
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Males who were devoured passed on nearly 90 percent of their tagged amino acids, while those who survived passed on about 25 percent—all of which were delivered via their ejaculate.
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Estella Poloni, who led the research, established that linguistic variations correlated with the Y chromosome, passed on from the father, and had no correspondence with mitochondrial DNA, passed on only by the mother.
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It's like the traveling suitcase — it just gets passed on.
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Such traits would be passed on to all subsequent generations.
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Most venture capitalists had passed on the opportunity to invest.
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Accetturo says he passed on any requests that included profanity.
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And that's still part of our DNA that's passed on.
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The law, passed on the 46th anniversary of Roe v.
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That vital information is then passed on to first responders.
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Mentorship is best when it's passed on to someone new.
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This thermodynamic skittishness is passed on to the air above.
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" A fan tweeted Thursday "#Prince passed on of #ChronicPain essentially.
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If anything goes awry, the effects won't be passed on.
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If a motion of no confidence is passed on Sept.
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The GOP says this then gets passed on to workers.
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We have passed on your letter to Nintendo's development department.
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That cost, too, may eventually be passed on to customers.
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This begins with employees and is passed on to customers.
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Branson has taken several calculated risks and passed on others.
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That's why those fees are passed on to the merchants.
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I liked its design, but passed on writing an article.
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And the interesting thing is, most companies passed on me.
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He said that he passed on one request to Mrs.
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The law was passed on its first reading in March.
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We ultimately passed on that molecule despite some interesting research.
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Up to 30 different buyers reportedly passed on the investment.
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People passed on the sidewalks and crossed at the lights.
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Last month, our legislation was passed on the House floor.
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They passed on the lore to the Pilgrims, she said.
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His HIV was passed on from his mother at birth.
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One of Broadway's greatest lights, Carol Channing, has passed on.
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The workers weren't happy when I passed on the news.
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Evan Rachel Wood also passed on a "Mean Girls" audition.
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Papi also passed on Puccini's own insights about his scores.
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These costs would ultimately be passed on to power customers.
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She passed on the intel to four other female interns.
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Some of those costs could be passed on to consumers.
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I unfortunately passed on YouTube and didn't get into Facebook.
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Have you ever passed on a role and regretted it?
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She called on Saturday to say he had passed on.
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She asked to have a message passed on to Johnston.
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The Houston Astros, the first team that passed on him.
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These costs, too, must be passed on to the consumer.
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The Marijuana Tax Act was passed on a voice vote.
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In Wisconsin, Duffy passed on a promotion, citing his family.
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The House passed on first consideration on March 25, 2019.
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Elders have retired from public life or have passed on.
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Iran has passed on weaponry and technical expertise to allies.
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If a pet has passed on, it closes that loop.
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Their unmanageable debts then get passed on to the taxpayers.
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Giddens passed on the hard cider, asked for black tea.
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It passed on a broad bipartisan vote, 77 to 23.
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Others were passed on to other staffers to be handled.
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A vote in favor of secession passed on Dec. 4.
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Ms. Boone passed on getting the house in the Hamptons.
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He passed on signing definitive documents after the diligence process.
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Does the pre-programmed algorithm get passed on to the offspring?
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So I passed on those three deals at very attractive times.
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Those chemical instructions, researchers now believe, can also be passed on.
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So it was only natural that Leakes passed on some advice.
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The measure passed on Tuesday with 68 percent of the vote.
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"My dear mother has passed on at age 92," he said.
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Whatever is left over is passed on to the policy holders.
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But one by one, he's passed on each one of them.
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Last year, TV Land passed on a First Wives Club reboot.
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A great dictionary might even be passed on through several generations.
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There is no judgment passed on which gender assumes which role.
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The provincial Liberal government that backed the law, passed on Oct.
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Any such case would be passed on to a military tribunal.
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He passed on the really big idea: moving Madison Square Garden.
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" He added, "In our history, we've passed on multiple acquisition proposals.
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He just passed on a run for Ohio governor in 26.
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Patrick Meehan Meehan passed on a 6900 Senate bid against Sen.
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Those financial pitfalls could also be passed on to Germany's workforce.
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But despite the offer, Culkin said he passed on the opportunity.
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The start-up you passed on that you regret the most?
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The Senate version of the bill passed on Wednesday, 85033-47.
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In the Senate, the bill passed on party lines, 22018-23.
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That recommendation was passed on to the police superintendent, Eddie Johnson.
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The measure passed on an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 95-3.
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In addition, legislation passed on Thursday gives the government new powers.
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Emily Blunt passed on playing Black Widow in "Iron Man 2."
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The tip-off was then passed on to Denmark via Interpol.
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Over 30 in-game years have passed on my save file.
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They don't care about their energy being passed on to you.
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Networks like HBO, Showtime, and FX all passed on "Breaking Bad."
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He also passed on multiple affidavits attesting to Ms. Ramirez's claim.
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The strategies are kept secret, and are passed on to underclassmen.
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Those increases, the agency argued, would be passed on to consumers.
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One major reason is the tax law that passed on Dec.
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The bill passed on a final vote of 234 to 193.
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James Biden said he had passed on his nephew's contact information.
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So I'll confine my answer to authors who have passed on.
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A dead bird we passed on the sidewalk seemed symbolic somehow.
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He passed on a request to be interviewed for this article.
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I'll ensure your feedback is passed on to the relevant teams.
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The House bill passed on a narrow margin of 217-213.
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After one network passed on the series, Amazon picked it up.
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Iran has passed on its drones and technical expertise to allies.
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It represents the values that were passed on from my grandmother.
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Pat Meehan passed on the Senate race, leaving Republicans with Rep.
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Fidel Castro passed on,Cleveland Cavs won the 'ship with LeBron.
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The Whistleblower Day resolution that the U.S. Senate passed on Aug.
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Those savings are unlikely to be passed on to consumers, however.
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Q: Was there a particular philosophy they passed on to you?
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But it was passed on to my sister and her son.
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Recent empirical evidence shows these costs are passed on to consumers.
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A lot of that's going to have to be passed on.
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BTW ... lots of actor have passed on recreating their movie kiss.
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The measure passed on May 17 and legal challenges are expected.
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Researchers in Iceland looking at 78 families found that 20-year-old fathers passed on an average of 25 mutations, but 40-year-old fathers passed on 65 mutations, an increase of two new mutations per year.
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That strikes me as an opportunity the show passed on long ago.
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Every studio and financier in town passed on this film, for years.
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My reporter had passed on the assignment because she's afraid of needles.
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In Wisconsin, some of these proposals passed on Wednesday, and Republican Gov.
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Of the 13 total ballot measures, all but one passed on Tuesday.
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Sherrod Brown into the race before Brown passed on a 2020 run.
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I passed on it twice because I just didn't like the product.
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Part of the higher costs has been passed on to corporate borrowers.
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So far, they have not passed on those higher costs to consumers.
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That higher cost may be passed on to consumers, some experts warned.
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"That's [the message] Ruth has passed on to all women," Leder said.
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Such costs are passed on to consumers through energy bills, it said.
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Most reporters seemed to have passed on writing the story, Plott writes.
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Only two of four passed on the cuts in full to customers.
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Ankara said it passed on the relevant documents to Brussels on Wednesday.
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It's interesting because the family announced he had passed on April 29.
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The report was passed on to senators on Thursday morning for review.
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Rights groups have raised similar concerns about the law passed on Monday.
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These cost overruns will mostly be passed on to Georgia's electricity customers.
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So far, manufacturers have not passed on these higher costs to consumers.
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And those expenses, they say, would be passed on ultimately to customers.
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In regulated states, operators recoup expenses through costs passed on to ratepayers.
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Henry said the cost would be passed on to the town's taxpayers.
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Sometimes the two diseases occur together, passed on in the same bite.
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Terms such as 'expired,' 'passed on' or 'lost' are words of denial.
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It's not known whether Hellickson passed on his concerns to his superiors.
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Economists expect these higher costs will eventually be passed on to consumers.
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The trauma has been passed on to the younger generation as well.
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Q: I'm confused by how payroll tax gets passed on to me.
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"Some of these costs will likely be passed on to American consumers".
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Sapphire had passed on the opportunity to invest in Clari last year.
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He was also known to have passed on intelligence to the British.
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But in 2017 Tiberi passed on a Senate run, citing family obligations.
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It passed on a straight party-line vote of 52 to 48.
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CREW passed on the information to the FBI, which performed an investigation.
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I sometimes passed on the color, which is charming but not essential.
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You wanted "Tales" to be passed on to the next generation. Why?
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CBS ultimately passed on Sneaky Pete, but then Amazon picked it up.
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In many cases, these costs will be passed on to American families.
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We have passed on companies that we felt were crossing those lines.
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Pompeo spoke by phone with Hariri yesterday and passed on the message.
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"I think that message needs to be passed on constantly," he said.
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The family's love for tennis was passed on like a treasured heirloom.
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Long after cheating death and making space history, Leonov passed on Oct.
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" King said he passed on contact information for CNN Business to "Sam.
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Most of the law in question, passed on August 2nd, is uncontroversial.
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The bill passed on a largely party-line vote of 230-21625.
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However, the letter had never been passed on to experts like Bercovitch.
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The bill passed on a near party line vote of 6900-206.
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The measure the Legislature passed on Wednesday codifies and broadens that decision.
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"Last night, at around 10:15, my mother passed on," he said.
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The measure passed on Friday was an attempt to do just that.
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The legislation passed on a 2628-28503 vote, with only Republicans opposed.
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The provision would be eliminated under the tax bill passed on Wednesday.
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The Child Victims Act should have passed on its merits long ago.
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Oracle passed on the deal and Fisher sold the company to AutoNation.
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"Either the survivor has passed on, the righteous has passed on or in some instances either the survivor or the righteous gentile is unable to travel and you know, they're in a nursing home, assisted living or something."
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By then, the gray streaks that her parents passed on had become visible.
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Though he has passed on, his love and example continue to guide me.
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Life experiences like trauma, researchers have recently found, can be passed on, too.
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Some 10,000 foreign addresses of Hansa market buyers were passed on to Europol.
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For many companies, higher input costs are passed on to retailers or customers.
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The benefits of tackling climate change can also be passed on to workers.
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He passed on to his children a love of learning and social responsibility.
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Normally genes have a 50:50 chance of being passed on during reproduction.
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They believe American industry passed on knowledge entirely under duress and without recompense.
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Hopefully this determination and hustle has been passed on to her little one.
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Let's hope the statue of limitations has passed on most of these things.
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He does not know if the warning was passed on to the contractors.
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PCBs can also be passed on to the young in their mothers' milk.
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Those costs are passed on through the taxes and premiums we all pay.
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Publishers thought it was a neat idea, but ultimately passed on the project.
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So far he seems to have passed on media interviews, including my own.
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Kraft Heinz passed on the chance to acquire Pinnacle Foods, CNBC previously reported.
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Tuesday was not the first time judgment was passed on Odeh's citizenship filing.
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All of the investors passed on the product, saying it would never sell.
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Oh, and if you're wondering, Kate, no, I passed on the matching earmuffs.
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Clearly, the cost of higher education has been passed on to the consumer.
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Speaking of kids, what beauty advice have you passed on to your daughters?
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Smith points to similar protections that have been passed on the local level.
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The resolution authorizing that subpoena passed on a 22-15 party-line vote.
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The notice passed on SAFE's instructions that staff should not mention the regulator.
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That raises banks' costs, some of which will be passed on to customers.
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"He has passed on the baton to me," he recalled in the video.
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The negative rate on policy-rate balances should be passed on to borrowers.
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But he warned that responsibility should not simply be passed on to children.
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His philosophy and perspective on life should be cherished and passed on forever.
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He also passed on chances to run for Senate and governor in Ohio.
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Since 1976, only four budgets passed on time (the last one in 1997).
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Steve Bullock, passed on Senate races to run for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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The farm was passed on to Yocom from his grandfather through his father.
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Those burdensome costs are ultimately passed on to the government, insurers, and taxpayers.
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As expected, the proposal passed on a 3–2 vote along party lines.
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Economists say the effects of that tax would be passed on to workers.
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Cramer voted against the previous disapproval resolution the Senate passed on March 14.
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None of the franchises that passed on Jeter have won a championship since.
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Villar Mir passed on the chairmanship of OHL to his son in July.
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Accordingly, it passed on an 28503-22019 vote, with only Republican senators opposing.
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The measure passed on a mostly party-line vote of 17 to 16.
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Moreover, in a major victory, Amendment 4 passed on election night in Florida.
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It passed on a roll call vote of 245 yeas and 182 nays.
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I felt awesome the rest of the day and even passed on coffee.
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The British honors system is a derangement, not to be passed on abroad.
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Additionally, former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams passed on running in Georgia against Sen.
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WE ARE VERY PLEASED THAT IT HAS BEEN PASSED ON A BIPARTISAN BASIS.
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The one-week CR that was passed on Friday prevented a federal shutdown.
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Older adults passed on, and younger adults had fewer issues with the technology.
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"Breaking Bad" producers apparently passed on having a Marvel cameo in their series.
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Most of the costs would then be passed on to businesses and consumers.
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Workers' share, however, would still be collected and passed on to Uncle Sam.
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Until 1953, German citizenship could only be passed on through the paternal line.
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It was a tough vote but the bill passed on a bipartisan basis.
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The consciousness of the old Three-Eyed Raven has passed on to Bran.
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Sapphire Ventures initially passed on the startup, which Das said was a mistake.
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The bill passed on a vote of 30 to 22 on Thursday evening.
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BP referred to a recent shareholder resolution the company passed on the issue.
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After holding a mandated public hearing, the latest ordinance was passed on Wednesday.
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Remember that many OEMs passed on investing in Uber in the early days.
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The results will hardly justify the costs passed on to the next generation.
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What's more, VCs who have passed on us before started tracking our progress.
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The bill was so broadly supported that it passed on a voice vote.
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He also passed on joining the field at this week's WGC-Mexico Championship.
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Some 10,000 foreign addresses of Hansa Market buyers were passed on to Europol.
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For all the products he endorses, Trout has passed on many other opportunities.
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Trump has questioned the effectiveness of the most recent measures passed on Sept.
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Any added tariffs on consumer products are not easily passed on to customers.
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Those low rates to an extent were passed on from banks to consumers.
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Chief telegraph officer Thomas Eckert then passed on the telegram to Maj. Gen.
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TV networks, including Fox News, have passed on hiring the former top spokesman.
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But no legislation has passed on the national stage, and none is expected.
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I won't pretend that I've never passed on false information in my life.
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Why magazine editor Janice Min passed on running the Los Angeles Times newsroom.
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You're telling us an entire town passed on an opportunity to be Wine Queen?
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The anti-fake news bill is expected to be debated and passed on Thursday.
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Vallat warned of bankruptcies if price hikes could not be passed on to buyers.
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If you have passed on the opportunity to rebalance, you are most likely complacent.
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How dare you laugh in the face of a person who has passed on.
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Communal land occupies a paramount role and is passed on via the maternal line.
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At home with the babies, Betty asks Jughead if evil can be passed on.
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Of course, its update might not get passed on to the apps at all.
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But according to a story from Parker herself, she almost passed on the project.
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What happened next: Budget Director Mick Mulvaney passed on that information to House leaders.
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These are then passed on to clients in the form of higher management fees.
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But what's more interesting is figuring out what Neanderthal genes didn't get passed on.
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Studies have shown that traumatic memories can be passed on from generation to generation.
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Doctors diagnosed her with Leptospirosis, an uncommon disease that's passed on through rat urine.
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That is a price that will be passed on to the customer I'm sure.
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Instead the results will be passed on by the EBA to individual country regulators.
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"Many of our bills have passed on the third or fourth try," he said.
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The couple has passed on their love of staying active to their children, too.
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Protesters frantically shouted for and passed on helmets, cling film, masks and other utilities.
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And the reason Amazon's Roy Price passed on Big Little Lies is so disheartening.
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Sequoia passed on both of those investments and Fred won both of them, famously.
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It's the way my people celebrate the lives of those who have passed on.
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"My dear mother has passed on at age 92," he said in a statement.
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These rebates then get passed on to insurers, resulting in lower premiums for enrollees.
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A U.N. General Assembly resolution passed on Thursday, rejecting U.S. President Donald Trump's Dec.
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And, if left untreated, will be passed on to the baby growing inside her.
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We passed on the deal, but now, I look back and regret that decision.
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To illustrate, Mandelin passed on some examples that, at least, suggest a machine translation.
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I think it's beautiful that she's passed on a legacy from her own family.
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He passed on another campaign in 2012, and left Fox News early in 2015.
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He passed on another campaign in 2012, and left Fox News early in 2015.
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The Republican-backed bill passed on a mostly party-line vote of 258-165.
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When prosecutors passed on a criminal case, she filed a civil lawsuit against Cosby.
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Other trust banks told clients negative returns will be passed on to investors' savings.
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But in the course of her career, she's also passed on tremendous professional opportunity.
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The higher cost to produce each device would thus be passed on to customers.
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Lourd passed on the message, but Farrow did not wish to meet with Weinstein.
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It passed on Thursday by a vote of 461 to 179, with nine abstentions.
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These costs will be passed on to riders in the form of higher fees.
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No one spoke publicly against his amendment, which passed on a 265-159 vote.
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Kristina Roegner (R), passed on a 19-13 party-line vote, according to Cleveland.com.
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Any significant increase in taxes is likely to be passed on to the consumer.
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Notably, the Sedition Act was passed on the eve of possible war with France.
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That cost will essentially be passed on to taxpayers, which Fuchs said was unfair.
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I do believe that we receive things that are passed on through our blood.
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The Dallas Cowboys held the No. 16 choice, but surprisingly passed on Manziel, too.
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The exchanges have passed on the savings from modern technology to the individual investor.
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Some of the information passed on to the media outlets was forged, he said.
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We passed on it because buyers reported durability, quality control, and customer service issues.
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"I don't have evidence or information being passed on the separatist side," Zannier added.
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Under the Senate bill passed on Tuesday, women turning 18 on or after Jan.
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Back in 2006, the Council contemplated not matching "bundled" contributions, but passed on it.
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He finally passed on the third try, going on to attend Hangzhou Teachers Institute.
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The final numbers, after the ultimate deadline passed on Sunday, are not yet known.
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Motown passed on the group but hired Clinton as a songwriter, producer, and arranger.
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Telegrams sent by Tilden's representatives were passed on to Smith, courtesy of Western Union.
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This lack of government funding and rising costs have been passed on to students.
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Traditional songs were passed on through the generations orally, never been transcribed or documented.
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Alas, the network passed on Gilmore Girls: Part Deux and The Sookie Strikes Back.
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Try Again: CBS passed on a Nancy Drew reboot because it skews "too female."
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You also write that Herr offered the shoe to Nike, which passed on it.
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The employer pays the tax, but opponents argue that gets passed on to employees.
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Tariffs are often passed on to consumers, therefore driving up prices and, ultimately, inflation.
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A companion bill passed on Tuesday would also create a pilot program in Buffalo.
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Instead, the physically active lived, procreated and passed on their genes, Dr. Lightfoot says.
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If true, it would have been passed on to her own descendant, Queen Victoria.
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I don't want the burden to be passed on, you know what I mean?
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Several indie imprints and at least one major country label passed on her music.
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He passed on to his son a belief in the power of the collective.
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After Hulu passed on its "Locke and Key" pilot in 2018, Netflix swooped in.
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Relihan already sees many of American Pharoah's characteristics being passed on to his foals.
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But many of the savings from lowered tariffs will be passed on to consumers.
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"Many times, genetic diseases are passed on from parents that are carriers," Butte said.
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Or they might simply never have passed on the intelligence in the first place.
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The budget was passed on Wednesday, and Mr. Renzi formalized his resignation soon after.
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Zika is primarily transmitted by mosquitoes but can also be passed on through sex.
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The bill passed on a 237 to 161 margin, carried predominately by Democratic support.
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Despite the clear constitutional issue presented by that case, the court passed on it.
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Juniac said higher fuel price had not yet been passed on in fares yet.
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Investigators are puzzled about what happened to the paintings once they were passed on.
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Colorism has serious mental and emotional effects that can be passed on through generations.
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And to a large degree, this belief in transcendence can be passed on genetically.
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Most of the tycoons passed on the doll, but he did get two investors.
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The amendment was adopted on June 13, and the bill passed on June 15.
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Some of the information passed on to the media outlets was forged, he says.
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A third bill was passed on voice vote, though there were audible no votes.
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It wasn't that Epstein gave money directly to Black, which was then passed on.
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When the dog is passed on to Danny DeVito's Dave Schmerz, things get darker.
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China's Commerce Ministry Thursday said that, following the latest U.N. sanctions passed on Sept.
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Stevens wanted to know how (and if) sex was passed on through genetic inheritance.
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But the same benefits do not get passed on to retail investors; the little guy.
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Two other articles of impeachment would be similarly passed on July 29 and July 30.
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While ABC passed on WarCor, they liked it enough to ask Rhimes to pitch again.
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Agony's publicist told me my inquiry was passed on, but I've yet to hear back.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, NBC News passed on Joy Reid's story involving Russell Simmons.
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Ethan Hawke passed on one of the biggest blockbusters of all time in dramatic fashion.
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Four labels passed on the song before Paxton released it on his own on Aug.
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From there, he passed on my info to another photographer that wanted to shoot me.
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The García brothers' father had just passed on at home, surrounded by family — except Javi.
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Signals encoded using either superposed or entangled particles cannot be intercepted, duplicated and passed on.
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Information is passed on to social workers who ensure information gets to the right person.
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While Teddy has passed on, the priceless impression he made on his owner's life remains.
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"We are similarly skeptical we will see anything meaningful passed on welfare reform," she added.
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It appears she's passed on her love of the bright color to her sisters too.
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Ohio's House Bill 523 (which was passed on May 26), only legalizes non-smokeable marijuana.
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Some of the sourdough was passed on to Kadeau, and some of it I froze.
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Big picture, Violet doesn't mind the confinement — she's passed on the curse to someone else.
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The Republican bill passed on Thursday would allow states to opt out of those provisions.
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It passed on a 368-55 vote this afternoon, a week after passing the Senate.
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The "Stop Secret Surveillance Ordinance," the bill that passed on Tuesday, has two main dimensions.
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Manufacturers contend that the discounts extracted by PBMs are not always passed on to patients.
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Apparently, Harry Dean Stanton passed on a lot of scripts and gave them to Dennis.
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Kuan passed on Golding's name to Chu, which led to the discovery of the star.
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Others have sterilized themselves, as though a Nazi gene could be passed on through birth.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Sloane passed on the booze, but fully indulged in chocolate chip cookies.
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The measure passed on Wednesday awaits the president's signature, who is expected to sign it.
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It can be also passed on through sex, a unique characteristic among mosquito-borne viruses.
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We know Zika can be passed on from mothers to fetuses, and through blood transfusions.
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Why was diversity not considered when casting after their initial actors passed on the projects?
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Since then, both Ron and my Father have passed on after courageous bouts with Cancer.
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It remains a mystery whether they've passed on their reviews on to Her Majesty herself.
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The costs are passed on to Egyptian consumers, who are already suffering high food prices.
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There are also cases of the virus being passed on during labor and blood transfusion.
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That cost is passed on to consumers through higher prices for goods, services and utilities.
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The burden of these tariffs, as always, will be passed on to the American consumer.
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They passed that on, we just don't know how much of it gets passed on.
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Their proposals would not be amendable and would be passed on up-or-down votes.
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And those are lessons that he has passed on to so many people in politics.
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The proposed rule would ban rebates unless they are directly passed on to the patient.
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"When it passed on the ballot, it was like a dream come true," he said.
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The budget could be passed on Thursday if senators do not seek to make changes.
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Employers would pay a 6.2 percent payroll tax that could be passed on to workers.
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She was passed on the position and assumed her current position in the State Department.
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Last year, however, Trump passed on a chance to appear on NBC's pre-game hours.
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According to the report, Clinton passed on a more diverse group of candidates, including Sen.
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The original deed, signed by the artist, will be passed on to the next owners.
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At the end of that installment, Captain America passed on his shield to the Falcon.
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Mickelson tried to negotiate the terms, but passed on the wager when Woods wouldn't budge.
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Google last year passed on a $10 billion Pentagon contract following pushback from many employees.
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Misst wouldn't let me speak directly with her followers, though passed on messages from them.
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I remember picking it up because the cover felt like something American Nightmare passed on.
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They passed it on, we just don't know how much of it gets passed on.
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It is unclear whether Cuomo will sign the legislation, which the Assembly passed on Friday.
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That file is then compressed and passed on to the next participant in the ceremony.
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Only four times, they noted, have all 12 annual spending bills been passed on time.
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The Day of the Dead is a Mexican celebration for those who have passed on.
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Many raised concerns about costs passed on to manufacturers and consumers by higher-priced metals.
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The city thought the disease was passed on by people eating unripe or overripe fruit.
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If approved, the request is passed on to a judge, who makes the ultimate decision.
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We passed on the products they had used during the massage, which were for sale.
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That's a cost savings that gets passed on to Google Cloud Platform customers, Kava says.
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But native culinary traditions have always been passed on by women, mostly in home kitchens.
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That quality was passed on to the audience — and made for a teen TV classic.
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Why had he passed on the script that now attracted such a star-studded cast?
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"If they passed on phony costs to tenants, they should lower our rents," he said.
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The demanding craft of eagle hunting was passed on to her by her grandfather, Matei.
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Yolanda Hadid has clearly passed on her modeling skills to daughters Gigi and Bella Hadid.
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It's also Akon and Drake's first reunion since the former passed on signing the latter.
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Burnham never having been in love is the deep secret she passed on to Stamets?
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He eventually was told that his request had been passed on to senior HHS officials.
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It passed on a near unanimous vote of the thousands of delegates in the room.
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He has obviously passed on that "We can win it all" mantra to his teammates.
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Natural selection works against mutations that kill the host before they can be passed on.
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As she did, she was passed on the inside by her American teammate Emily Infeld.
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Indeed, Mr. Rispone never passed on an opportunity to highlight his allegiance to the president.
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Ms. Harris passed on a chance to repeat criticisms of him she made last weekend.
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"And a proportion of these claims will be passed on to the manufacturers," he said.
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The former president also passed on endorsing Democratic incumbents up for reelection in the Senate.
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Studies suggest that the full cost of tariffs is generally passed on to end users.
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He says those who couldn't pay were detained, tortured or passed on to criminal gangs.
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These costs are passed on to all consumers in terms of higher health care bills.
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The list helps recirculate great screenplays that executives had passed on in a given year.
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Both Brady's amendment and the overall bill passed on party-line votes of 24-16.
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Candidates passed on opportunities to attack one another and instead talked about beating the incumbent.
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He would want it to be passed on to someone else who was Force-sensitive.
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"It's hard to know whether the world has passed on or not," said California Sen.
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"After he passed on, I always had this yearning to come back," Ms. Santiago said.
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Now he's basically passed on control to Shari Redstone, or she's taken it from him.
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The original legislation passed on voice votes, meaning there was no measurable opposition in Congress.
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However, President Donald Trump — breaking with tradition — passed on hosting one in 2017, causing controversy.
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The measures passed on Monday would: Designate an early voting period 10 days before Election Day.
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That's the reason the rule passed on a 3-1 vote, with the lone Democrat dissenting.
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Same deal with the Democratic platform, passed on the first day of the Democratic National Convention.
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Paulette passed on the offer, Zane said, saying she'd prefer to declare bankruptcy after the walk.
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Trump has passed on all of them — choosing instead to continue criticizing Democrats and the media.
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They document problems and errors, which are then passed on to a development team to resolve.
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He was given the opportunity to take an extreme prohibitionist approach and he passed on it.
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Casio Chairman and CEO Kazuo Kashio passed on June 19, 2018 at the age of 89.
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And, yes, this has been passed on, particularly to Don Jr. who has the look down.
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"I think I was looking more to connect with people that had passed on," Kim says.
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Microbrewers who spoke with Reuters said they had not passed on the increased cost to consumers.
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"In the sights off" – has he just shared classified information passed on by an allied power?
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The only people really harmed are the marginal students who were passed on instead of helped.
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And to inspire the future generations of "nasty" legends, she passed on some words of wisdom.
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He expressed his displeasure when Calderon passed on a jump shot late in the fourth quarter.
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That we would forever honor him and all the people he passed on with that day.
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He also passed on the Oscar-winning Jack Nicholson role in 1983's Terms of Endearment.
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But after months of stop-and-go flirting on both sides, Truffaut passed on the project.
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The proposal was then absorbed into the House immigration bill, which passed on a bipartisan basis.
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Before ending her obituary, Matheson passed on a final message to serve as a lasting reminder.
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This will mean that the gene drive is passed on to all of that organism's offspring.
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Chlamydia can be passed on to a baby, leading to "deformities or even stillbirth," Torrone warned.
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That way, they can develop antibodies that are passed on to the fetus through the placenta.
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This was prior to McGlashan's alleged illegal activities with Singer, and TPG passed on the deal.
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The bill was unanimously passed on the same day and became law on November 18, 2001.
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And as time passed on, iPhone 5s has unexpectedly become the last great, truly small smartphone.
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However, for anyone who passed on Xiaomi early, it was very a reasonable and logical decision.
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Because the evidence for effects passed on from mother to child in the womb is compelling.
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How many more inventions could be invented, poems written, ideas shared, and life lessons passed on?
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Every 8 months, men produce a new genetic mutation that gets passed on to their children.
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Although it looks like he passed on the offer, the two are still in good spirits.
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After the storm had passed, on September 21, people were stuck at the observatory for days.
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A building suffers damage to its roof after a storm passed on Saturday in Webster, Mass.
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Welch read her Little Women, a favorite, and passed on her love of learning and literature.
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Light says he dug up hundreds of checks and passed on the information to law enforcement.
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Gavin Rossdale and ex-wife Gwen Stefani have passed on their musical talents to their boys.
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The pair passed on a Toyota Corolla and a Chevy Malibu for the gadget-filled vehicle.
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They also said that scientists shouldn't make changes that could be passed on to future generations.
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An EMA spokeswoman said the full survey results had been passed on to the EU Commission.
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Nevertheless, Bacon said her grandparents lived frugally and passed on to her some of their lessons.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders passed on the opportunity to denounce Donald Trump as a racist.
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A deathly curse that can only be passed on to a new victim through sexual intercourse.
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"And both of them passed on it, so now they leave it for now," Giuliani said.
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The internet's latest victim: author and poet Maya Angelou, who sadly passed on May 28, 2014.
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He has since passed on the reins of the family business to his son, Lance Gokongwei.
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"In many cases, the ritual is passed on the generation and not necessarily enforced," she said.
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This year, crucial milestones of the calendar — such as candidate registration — have been passed on time.
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She passed on the idea to two of her friends, who both raised several hundred dollars.
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The law was passed on Monday and is set to go into effect in June 2017.
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He passed on running in 28500, but some think he'll give it a shot in 6900.
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The group has argued that the increases will be passed on to travelers through higher airfares.
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It was a relationship so strong that Wexner reportedly passed on his Manhattan home to Epstein.
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He specifically supported the Voting Rights Advancement bill, which was passed on Friday in the House.
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Dwight Howard, LaMarcus Aldridge, Kevin Durant, Kevin Love all passed on opportunities to take LA's money.
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Consumers were already enjoying cheaper fares as airlines passed on the benefits of lower fuel bills.
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But Clinton also passed on a moment where she could have blasted her critics as sexist.
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This wasn't the first time I passed on real deodorant and it won't be the last.
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He asked the squatters and the day workers and the addicts he passed on the road.
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But feedlots passed on packer bids of $112 per cwt in different Midwest locations, traders said.
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A lot of big actors passed on playing some of your favorite superhero and villain roles.
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They passed on their love of reading to Feeley's mother, who later taught English at Fordham.
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ABC 11, a local news affiliate, reported that the bill passed on the first reading Monday.
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MIA Fem also passed on inferable data about users' sex lives because it takes data, e.g.
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This bookstore has been in operation since 1961 and has passed on from caretaker to caretaker.
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If passed on to consumers, the increase is expected to substantially reduce sales of sweetened drinks.
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Employers would also pay a 6.2 percent payroll tax that could be passed on to workers.
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She later learned that she had passed on the disease to her daughter, she told me.
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Joel: [Their album] Debt & Departure is one of those albums I passed on to my dad.
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I've passed on most requests to top because I felt like my womanhood was at stake.
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The law I passed on energy transition made France a pioneering country in renewable energy policy.
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Alan Vega, the frontman of electronic protopunk act Suicide, passed on Saturday morning at age 78.
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At just 25 pence per ticket, passengers wouldn't notice even if easyJet passed on the cost.
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Assets above those levels are generally taxed at 212.9 percent before being passed on to heirs.
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U.S. tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports took effect as a deadline passed on Friday.
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Hours passed on Monday before Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, commented.
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But the tip wasn't passed on or properly investigated, the FBI admitted in a statement Friday.
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She explained the lucky phone encounter and passed on the email address Gahl had sent her.
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The court has passed on contentious cases about abortion and the rights of same-sex couples.
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Eight voters passed on Cal Ripken Jr., six on Nolan Ryan and 281 on Mike Schmidt.
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He had passed on offers to play in the ABA and for a team in Finland.
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Like Mr. Murphy, he is a co-sponsor of the abortion bill that passed on Tuesday.
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The tariff threat provoked warnings from US companies that costs would be passed on to consumers.
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The agreement "passed" on the strength of a 42-vote Democratic filibuster, against bipartisan, majority opposition.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway passed on the opportunity to acquire Tiffany, according to the Financial Times.
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So the Jets passed on him and went with the 38-year-old journeyman Josh McCown.
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Despite investing a staggering $10 million into the series' development, however, Fox passed on the show.
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The Chiefs drafted Mahomes in 2017 — after the 49ers passed on him — to eventually replace Smith.
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There are many viruses that can be passed on through saliva, such as mononucleosis, he said.
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" Turning to the imaginary audience, she continued, "I might say, 'Pam has passed on, hasn't she?
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It is understood that this visit is then passed on to the team planning the murder.
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These increased costs of production will invariably be passed on to consumers, including consumers in Pennsylvania.
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The court found that confidential information passed on by business executives to relatives violated securities laws.
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It was not clear who had provided the warning, or whether it had been passed on.
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Her earrings are passed on to other women in Theo's life, none of whom are worthy.
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A budget that passed on Monday includes a sugar tax, but it applies only to sodas.
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The Emmett Till Antilynching Act, which passed on a 6900-2628 vote, was introduced by Rep.
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Susan Brooks passed on a Senate run, though the GOP isn't really hurting there with Reps.
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Defense hawks accepted a lower overall defense topline in exchange for a bill passed on time.
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HBO had considered developing the series, but it passed on the project before Ms. Haran's death.
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Midnight duly passed on Friday, scheduled as the summit's last day, and then again on Saturday.
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That means the first $5.5 million of assets passed on are not subject to the tax.
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The first, focused on spending for domestic agencies and priorities, passed on a 297-120 vote.
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After an investigation, the site was passed on to Waziri and his team for archeological excavation.
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A major stock market index passed on including Chinese stocks, citing the need for further improvements.
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Generally, the limits on the land continue, even it is passed on to heirs or sold.
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But the Constitutional Court interpreted it as 90 days — meaning that the deadline passed on Friday.
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One pill a day, for just 30 cents, can help stop the virus being passed on.
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However, the company had alerted the public prosecuters and passed on its findings, a company spokeswoman said.
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Making larger clothes is more expensive; higher costs for fabric cannot always be passed on to consumers.
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That has boosted shipping prices, lifting costs for businesses that may soon be passed on to consumers.
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But I think what's hard, Kara, is these are generational, traditional jobs that have been passed on.
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Handler estimates that half of Mattel's usual buyers initially passed on Barbie, including a representative for Sears.
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San Francisco's city attorney, Dennis Herrera, echoed those concerns after San Francisco's law passed on Tuesday afternoon.
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Jayasumana declined to provide the doctors' contact details but said he passed on their information to police.
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She fingered the heart necklace around a neck, a gift from her mother who had passed on.
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More than half of the savings will be required to be passed on to patients, CMS said.
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Either way, that combination of mutations would drop out of the population, never to be passed on.
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Yeah, I declined to go visit Grumpy Cat, I passed on that journalistic ... I've seen Grumpy Cat.
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The ring passed on to the current Queen following the death of her own mother in 2002.
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Through a spokesperson for her attorney, Ivanka Trump acknowledged having passed on information about Klokov to Cohen.
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"I used to fuck b----es that Usher Raymond passed on," The Game raps on the track.
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Since then, a number of potential candidates have passed on the offer to step into his place.
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These savings, along with other cost cutting enabled by the merger, would be passed on to consumers.
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Netflix also swooped up The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt after NBC passed on making the Tina Fey series.
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The band passed on this submission, so Shevchuk went ahead and tried his hand at it, too.
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The Wizards passed on making excuses for the deflating loss while recognizing the need for sustained effort.
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Producer prices herald changes to consumer inflation, because their increase is usually passed on to the consumer.
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NBC News famously passed on Ronan Farrow's reporting that helped expose disgraced Hollywood heavy hitter Harvey Weinstein.
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The measure passed on a 388-25 vote, with 14 Republicans and 11 Democrats voting in opposition.
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The bill was passed on Saturday and has multiple pitfalls, as identified by The New York Times.
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In early April Indian intelligence agents passed on urgent information gleaned from a Tamil-speaking IS prisoner.
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Those costs are in turn passed on to people with insurance in the form of monthly premiums.
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Wouldn't we all want our own stories to be passed on, long after we've left this world?
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Once the bugs are in the shellfish, they can be passed on to anyone who eats them.
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"The treatment was successful and the information was passed on to other sea-turtle veterinarians," he said.
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On the same side of the country, significant measures passed on Tuesday, particularly focused on gun control.
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She describes how she passed on her own mother's abuse — "she burned my privates" — to the daughters.
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In some cases, tariffs and other additional costs are being passed on to customers, in others, not.
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Matthew Broderick almost passed on Ferris Bueller's Day Off because the character repeatedly broke the fourth wall.
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Such customs are passed on from generation to generation, abetted by an elaborate facade of traditional purity.
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The body will ensure that the benefits of the reduction in rates are passed on to consumers.
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However, its revenue was well short of estimates as lower fuel costs were passed on to customers.
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Meanwhile, Kenyon says they told their server who passed on the information to the management and security.
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Since mitochondrial DNA can be passed on by women, clinical trials of three-parent babies aren't allowed.
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The attorney general at the time, Eric Holder, passed on these same charges for specifically that reason.
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This year, it was Sony's turn: The major publisher and hardware manufacturer passed on the show altogether.
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Dallas passed on several other free-agent and rookie options to tab Prescott as Romo's heir apparent.
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The cost of tariffs for imported cars may have to be passed on to customers, Brandstaetter explained.
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Robert Harward passed on the position because the Trump administration wouldn't let him install his own staff.
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He passed on his knowledge to the Hawaiians and helped them revive the ways of their ancestors.
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Lyle Waggoner is most pleased that he created something he has successfully passed on to his children.
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But Jones also passed on drafting Johnny Manziel to take linemen who now anchor a dominating squad.
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Doing it again, I was trying to ask—what's passed on from one generation to the next?
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However, our cast would never experience this dubious success because the network ultimately passed on the pilot.
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North Korea apparently passed on a chance to hear President Trump's condemnation of its behavior up close.
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It was bad enough that a team like the Tennessee Titans passed on Kaepernick earlier this season.
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The changes were in the sperm of the male mice, and got passed on to the pups.
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The last time agency funding in the annual appropriations bills was passed on time was decades ago.
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It passed on Bin Laden likely out of fear of backlash, choosing a worthy Rudy Giuliani instead.
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Cavusoglu said that Ankara had passed on the list following a telephone conversation between Erdogan and Trump.
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"We make sure she knows about those who have gone before and have passed on," he added.
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The fear is that the extremism of ISIS fighters will be passed on to the next generation.
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Or is there a chance that your debt could be passed on to your surviving family members?
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These overhead costs ultimately get passed on in government contracts, forcing taxpayers to pick up the tab.
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Shigella flexneri Shigellosis (or Shigella dysentery) is passed on by direct or indirect contact with human faeces.
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Mr. Barai passed on the name of a co-worker who could lead authorities to the washroom.
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But it happened after Uber passed on the deal, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Higher prices will be passed on to consumers, a regressive policy that inordinately affects the poorest citizens.
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Dassault had passed on leadership of Dassault Aviation in 2000 but he was still chairing Dassault Group.
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It's so interesting to see Marjorie in a way we never will again, because she's passed on.
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"It was a typo that has unfortunately been passed on to the future generations," Hayley Webb said.
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The haematologist told me of a picture she treasures, which was passed on to her from Malawi.
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In addition, people daters have blocked or passed on Facebook Dating won't be able to see them.
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Now women can inherit property, whereas not too long ago, family wealth was passed on to men.
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A witness said the bomb in Ghazni went off as an American convoy passed on the highway.
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As the hours passed on Friday, the names and backgrounds of the two victims came into focus.
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Cars and buses shuttling athletes, spectators and journalists to the venues passed on the big street outside.
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" And I passed on my own affirmations to the children: "We'll be in the Poconos by August.
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Before the 19953s, funding disagreements didn't lead to such stalemates even if budgets weren't passed on time.
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That the Knicks passed on two point guards — Dennis Smith Jr. and Donovan Mitchell — to take him?
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Take a look at celebrity moms who passed on their modeling legacy — and genes — to their children.
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These are not mystical or held by the Clandestine Officers Guild and passed on at the Farm.
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He would levy a tax on unrealized appreciation of assets passed on at death, the center found.
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His already compromised heart condition could not withstand the stress and he sadly passed on in 2015.
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"You" may be "true," but (hard swivel) "the truth has passed on" and suddenly we're somewhere else.
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Stocks rallied on Tuesday on hopes of stimulus package from the U.S. government, which passed on Wednesday.
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Voting may get easier in states across the U.S., thanks to ballot measures passed on Election Day.
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NBC, which aired "The Office" and had long been Ms. Kaling's dream network, passed on her project.
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French candidates must be preselected by the Culture Ministry before being passed on to Unesco for review.
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And from that, that hatred began to fester, and it's been passed on down through the generations.
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The TV series finally lands at Netflix on Friday after Hulu passed on its pilot in 2018.
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This morning, several Italian newspapers carried Italian government denials that evidence had been passed on to Rome.
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It also includes important provisions that have passed on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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The McLaughlins wrote up a 2011 campaign plan for Trump, who ultimately passed on a presidential run.
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Those were the five teams that picked ahead of the Yankees in 1992 and passed on Jeter.
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In fact, it's being paid by US importers, and in some cases passed on to US consumers.
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And scholars have begun asking whether advantages conferred on one generation are passed on to the next.
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A 20 percent tariff would probably have to be passed on, at least in part, to consumers.
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"The burden of these tariffs, as always, will be passed on to the American consumer," Lusk said.
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Funds say it will add to their costs and that these will be passed on to consumers.
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And it passed on clarifying the true threats doctrine in 2015 in a case called Elonis v.
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No Democrats voted against the measure, which passed on a largely party-line vote of 230-192.
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According to Mayo, gene mutations increase the risk of retinoblastoma being passed on from parents to children.
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SB 1282 passed on second consideration in February, 2019 and got referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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She also passed on some choice criticisms of Rudy from Trump's former National Security Advisor John Bolton.
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After that network passed on the show, Bloom and her team were forced to shop it elsewhere.
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The fact that Pelosi has refused until now to send over the articles that passed on Dec.
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If deemed credible, the complaint is then passed on to the DNI, who passes it to Congress.
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The legislation passed on Friday would weaken the menu labeling requirements, but it would not kill them.
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In comparison, only about 1% of Alzheimer's cases are passed on via a familial gene, she said.
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The bill has been passed on a bipartisan basis for the last 54 years in a row.
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Costs for construction and operations are passed on to customers, making up a quarter of consumer's bills.
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How do you think they are passed on from playground to playground, and from generation to generation?
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"I spoke with Mollie's family and passed on the heartfelt condolences of a grieving state," Reynolds said.
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The bureau never investigated the tip further or passed on the information to its Miami field office.
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This legislation, like the universal background check bill that passed on Wednesday, had bipartisan support; Republican Rep.
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While they plan to experiment with Judge and Aaron Hicks in right field, they passed on Eaton.
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These savings, along with other cost-cutting enabled by the merger, would be passed on to consumers.
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Credit Suisse has said the contractor fees were effectively passed on to syndicate loan members or bondholders.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) was inserted in the bill, which passed on a partisan vote.
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"I haven't spoken to the FBI," Vashukewich said, in comments passed on to VICE News by Sheremeteva.
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They were often bred indiscriminately, without regard to the behavioral traits being passed on to their offspring.
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Or they could have passed on Stanton, whose decline phase will cost them dearly, as Rodriguez's did.
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I told her that, yes, his body had been recovered and passed on the coroner's contact information.
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It could reach sperm or eggs, where the genetic modifications could be passed on to future generations.
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The dealer's passport or driver's license would then be photocopied and be passed on to the police.
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But she assures Richard that her opinion isn't worth much, as she passed on investing in Slack.
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But all of these candidates, and all the other candidates like them, ultimately passed on the race. Why?
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Changes in the mother's microbes might be passed on during birth, even with a surgical delivery, Kozyrskyj added.
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When he went back stage they told him his mother's plane hit a mountain and she passed on.
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TechCrunch passed on details and screenshots of the issue to Sprint, which confirmed the findings in an email.
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Just a few weeks ago, the Queen passed on the responsibility of 25 patronages to her younger relatives.
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I will be livid if that burden is passed on to us, the taxpayer, who made better choices.
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"This is why museums are often filled with the works of artists who have passed on," she said.
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This year, however, a piece of legislation that was passed on the final day may prove unusually important.
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The costs of all of this would be passed on to flyers in the form of higher fares.
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The plaintiffs claim this fee gets passed on to users, who have nowhere else to buy their apps.
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"How dare you laugh in the face of a person who has passed on," Bieber continued on Thursday.
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The spokesperson added committee Democrats should have passed on the information to other members of the committee sooner.
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A few days ago Lil' Tater passed on, earned his angel wings and is no longer in pain.
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She tells me about the trauma caused by this separation, and how that was passed on to her.
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Indeed, it is a deeply felt belief that he has passed on to the younger generation of Trumps.
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Mr. Chapman came inexpensively because other teams had passed on him after allegations of domestic violence had surfaced.
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IT WAS passed on a hasty voice vote, with only 31 of the Rajya Sabha's 244 members present.
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On Tuesday, Conte claimed that Salvini's actions would mean it's unlikely the budget would be passed on time.
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BlackRock (BLK), Tiger Global Management, and other pre-IPO investors passed on buying more shares in the offering.
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It is transmitted through bodily fluids and can be passed on with as little as a sweaty handshake.
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It argues that these gains have been passed on to cardholders, but contains no empirical evidence of this.
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After American networks passed on it, a British producer syndicated it and sold it all over the world.
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Trump officials are insisting that McGahn passed on the information to them quickly, but their story is confusing.
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JT had a front row seat for the blowing of the shofar, but passed on blowing it himself.
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Genes, meanwhile, are passed on in sperm and eggs to carry the whole process to the next generation.
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I find a pair of shoes I passed on a few months back; they're now marked down 60%!
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" "The lesson she passed on to me years later stuck with me: No one gets through life alone.
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The lesson she passed on to me years later stuck with me: No one gets through life alone.
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The ruling, which was originally passed on October 10, was fittingly made public on Intersex Day Of Solidarity.
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Parliament passed on Monday a bill which allows the government to force doctors and lawyers to disclose salaries.
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When Toast passed away, it was as if she passed on on some of her energy into Cheese.
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It didn't prevail -- for now -- as the resolution passed on a 14-0 vote, with the US abstaining.
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It's ironic ... Trump passed on a Hall of Fame Rock & Roll band because they demanded a million bucks.
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Neighbors said they were familiar faces who waved hello to everyone they passed on their daily morning walks.
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After Stuart Hutchison died from brain cancer, his beloved French bulldog Nero passed on just 15 minutes later.
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There is growing evidence that the mostly mosquito-borne virus may also be passed on through sexual contact.
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Restrictions on its mandate mean the fund passed on an offer from Facebook to invest several years ago.
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Q: What lessons about money do you hope you have passed on to your three grown-up children?
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So far, national Democrats have passed on pumping resources into the race, but Republicans aren't taking any chances.
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He has passed on chances to take a swing at someone who has taken a swing at him.
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That selflessness repeats itself and Bhullar's legacy will be passed on just as his forefathers' and ancestors' were.
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And Trump's first two nominees to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) passed on bipartisan 20-3 votes.
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The other team used CRISPR to edit RNA, an ephemeral genetic material that isn't passed on to offspring.
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Of course, the fact that Clinton's team passed on some attacks doesn't mean they didn't take up others.
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In a low-margin industry cost-cutting is helpful, but demanding consumers expect savings to be passed on.
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The album is composed of songs she originally wrote with other artists in mind, but they passed on.
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Instagram passed on a takedown, the letter said, adding further confusion to how the different platforms approach disinformation.
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There's evidence that the virus may pose a unique risk to fetuses if passed on through the mother.
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Ford, however, passed on him being a supplier, though the firm did employ Kearns for a brief period.
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This kind of gene editing revises somatic cells, the kind that are not passed on to our offspring.
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The SEC has previously been reluctant to impose penalties that would be passed on to taxpayers, Doty said.
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Germline gene-editing refers to genetic changes in every cell, that will be passed on to future generations.
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The approach took hold and continued when he passed on the reins to the project later that year.
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The two bills passed on Tuesday ban the use of these clauses in private and public health plans.
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Rodchenkov passed on lunch, in part because of the balaclava and in part because of his growing paunch.
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In most places that use monitoring, some or all of the fees are passed on to the user.
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Contributions to HSAs would be tax-free and could be passed on to heirs without any tax penalty.
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The bill passed on a 66-85033 vote along party lines in the Republican-majority chamber, AL.com reported.
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It passed on a party-line vote, as Democrats criticized how Republicans planned to pay for the bill.
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We were only as Cuban as the nostalgic stories and traditions that our parents passed on to us.
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It's a lesson he has passed on to his own children, all of whom have jobs in sports.
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"He baptized the first person and he passed on to another one," a local resident told the BBC .
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When there is poor water infrastructure, the costs of maintenance or replacement is passed on to the consumer.
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That she does "her best to ignore the fact" is the only comment passed on this brutal disappointment.
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We were property, and property can't own things, so there wasn't a lineage of things being passed on.
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My mother always talked to me about our family history and the family members who had passed on.
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I wonder whether the lessons we absorbed at such tremendous cost are being passed on to future generations?
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The cost of buying reinsurance is almost certain to rise, and will eventually be passed on to customers.
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Mr. Fishman said there were sometimes fees for reporting rent, which would be passed on to the tenant.
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Inflation also went up, at least temporarily, as businesses passed on the higher cost of labor to customers.
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It turned out that Donna had familial adenomatous polyposis, which can be passed on from parent to child.
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Kennedy then passed on the contact information for his legal representation, who, when contacted, had no official comment.
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And as new members come in, the traditions and stories are passed on from one to the other.
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Not all women won the right to vote when the Representation of the People Act passed on Feb.
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An array of added expenses may be passed on to consumers once the new trade policies are enacted.
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It means costs could jump, and those higher costs could get passed on to the rest of us.
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Mural painting was a trade passed on through a system of informal apprenticeship, much like plumbing or tattooing.
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In December, the stopgap bill passed on a voice vote, meaning that individual members' positions were not recorded.
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All 30 major league teams passed on drafting or signing Heimlich, although all were allowed to do so.
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The relationship between Mr. Barris and ABC soured after the network passed on several of his new shows.
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Ms. Ardern said gifts would be passed on to other families once her daughter had finished using them.
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The researchers concluded that additional costs could be passed on to American consumers in the months to come.
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She knew it was traditional in Judaism to give tzedakah (charity) in someone's name after they'd passed on.
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The bill, which passed by unanimous consent, is an amended version of legislation the House passed on Monday.
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It is vigilant about reviews, and has passed on some easy ways to make money from users' data.
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I hope it's passed on, because country ham like this has been getting rarer and rarer for years.
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It's believed that the disease originated in bats and was then passed on to camels, according to WHO.
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Often the pain is passed on to us, but sometimes it inspires chefs to think a little harder.
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Most airports charge ride-hail companies to use their facilities, fees that are often passed on to customers.
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These costs are passed on to customers through bundled offers that generally include television, fixed phone and internet.
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Six months in, Mr. Trump can't get legislation passed on anything much bigger than naming a post office.
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The way this needs to be read is as "Passed [on] the dessert?" and the answer is DIETED.
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But in 20203, devastated by the death of their elder son, Beau, the Bidens passed on another race.
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The bill passed on Thursday includes some budgetary gymnastics in order to avoid adding to the federal debt.
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They offered him potato chips, soda and whiskey; he took the first two but passed on the booze.
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The other measure that passed on Thursday by a vote of 236-166 was sponsored by Democratic Rep.
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Two potential candidates being courted are described as having been on the fence, and then passed on running.
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"This amounts to a $1.2 trillion tax that would ultimately be passed on to the consumer," he said.
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Researchers also argue that costs from past government regulation have not passed on in the form of price.
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The genetics tests are meant to screen for inherited diseases or risks of health complications passed on genetically.
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In fact, those measures reinforced the North Korean extortion tactics passed on from grandfather to father to son.
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Disrupting that ecosystem would add to costs, which potentially could be passed on to consumers, economists have warned.
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The concerns were passed on to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) on August 26th.
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RN: One investment we passed on very early was Dollar Shave Club, and it's certainly one we regret.
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I passed on the tour, but there are guided (14 dollars) and self-guided (10 dollars) ones available.
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Cleveland passed on taking Darnold in the draft and instead chose Mayfield, the Heisman Trophy winner from Oklahoma.
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But much of what he was told, and passed on to Fusion GPS, was very difficult to check.
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It was written for Bette Midler, but she passed on it and the lead went to Ellen Greene.
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Several others passed on it, including former George W. Bush White House attorneys Emmet Flood and William Burck.
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But that doesn't mean it's harmless: Gonorrhea in the throat can still be passed on to sexual partners.
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Rice is a ranking Democrat in the House Counterterrorism and Intelligence Subcommittee, where the bill passed on Thursday.
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Shaquille O'Neal is a fearless man of many talents — traits he hopes he's passed on to his five children.
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Indeed, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend was originally ordered by Showtime, which then passed on the series after seeing the pilot.
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Puzder notified the Trump administration of his employee, and the White House official passed on a statement from Puzder.
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Most of that of the money was passed on to subcontractors, according to a person familiar with the spending.
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Parametric insurance dramatically reduces underwriting and loss adjustment costs, and those savings can be passed on to the consumer.
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The proposed rebate rule would require that negotiated discounts be passed on directly to patients at the pharmacy counter.
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A more senior member who passed on chairing the committee could decide it's a better gig in the majority.
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Within a year, the last of his surviving relatives passed on and Liu was the only person left behind.
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The American Health Care Act passed on Thursday would roll back the Medicaid expansion and slash the program's funding.
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Land is usually passed on to sons, making it hard for women to secure rights except through their husbands.
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I passed on the trip to Vancouver where the group took a beautiful boat tour of the English Bay.
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We passed on it because the taste is subpar and there are some quality control issues with the packaging.
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In addition, some question the validity of the tax, which they say is passed on to consumers and investors.
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An independent Azerbaijani journalist living in Georgia was kidnapped in Tbilisi in May and passed on to Azerbaijani authorities.
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The practice is passed on within families—as "one possible way by which to make sense of the world".
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Ultimately, losses are passed on to their clients through higher premiums and out-of-pocket fees or reduced coverage.
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Useful though hybrids may be, they are not items that will be passed on from one generation to another.
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But last month, Hulu's creative team passed on the pilot, which is now being shopped around, according to Deadline.
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There is a still a charge - passed on through the lot operator - for the shuttle ride to the airport.
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The House bill passed on Tuesday would allow CFIUS to expand its reviews to minority stakes in U.S. companies.
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Companies may have passed on higher import prices to consumers in one go, rather than phasing them in slowly.
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For reference, NIS America passed on the explanation it received from the USK, including excerpts that it had translated.
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Have you ever passed on a deal that wound up being a huge success because something didn't smell right?
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Bell's fans may pause to mull the significance of his having passed on Friday the 13th, of all days.
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After months of stalling and acrimony, the laws finally passed on May 18, just one week before the deadline.
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The virus, which is passed on by mosquitoes and sexual contact, has been shown to cause severe birth defects.
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The 16-year-old gymnast even passed on her lucky silver sequin tennis shoes to wish Biles good luck.
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An anti-LGBT amendment didn't make into the final version of the National Defense Authorization Act passed on Friday.
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"I had resigned myself long ago to receiving a necrotic kidney from someone who had passed on," Brian says.
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He argued that the foundation simply passed on funds to charities in a way that honored the donors' wishes.
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Cars which are registered for sale ahead of this deadline can still be passed on to dealerships after September.
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Celine Dion passed on singing at Donald Trump's inauguration not because she's anti-Trump but because she's just booked.
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Trump's disclosure raised concerns that the information could be passed on to Russia's ally, Iran — Israel's top regional adversary.
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He declined a formal interview about the last five years, but passed on a statement : Making games is hard.
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No word if he passed on his first try, but we'd love to know if he nailed this question:
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That included the one-on-one meetings with senior executives on Wall Street when Bouffier passed on her message.
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Once you get passed on to a collection agency, expect to receive a ton of calls from an agent.
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Rodriguez told a photog in Bev Hills she wishes she had passed on the project because she feels exploited.
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When he left for Florence, he passed on his students to Auguste Rodin, who at once recognized Claudel's talent.
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Should the unlikely event occur that the location is upgraded, then the upgrade will be passed on to you.
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They passed on back-to-back years, but apparently ... the demand is there to run it again in 2019.
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The names are also passed on to the Palestinian Authority's security apparatus so they can keep tabs on them.
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A day after husband René Angélil passed on Thursday, Celine Dion may be losing another member of the family.
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Candidates who excel in the interview are passed on to the company's HR manager for the final hiring decision.
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The Baltimore Ravens considered Kaepernick when Joe Flacco sustained a training camp injury but ultimately passed on signing him.
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The state delivers ballots to jailed Ohioans, but the deadline for requesting such a ballot passed on Friday, Nov.
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It is a felony for donors to earmark contributions to the committees to be passed on to certain candidates.
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Now that Cleveland has finally won a title, the mantle of most cursed sports city must be passed on.
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Barbara Lee (D-Calif.), who sponsored the original amendment that surprisingly passed on a bipartisan voice vote, was furious.
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As prosecutors, we tend to think, OK, we gave him an opportunity to cooperate, and he passed on it.
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Earlier this month investment banks passed on underwriting Thoma Bravo's US$3bn buyout of data analytics firm Qlik Technologies.
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In theory, these rebates are supposed to be passed on to patients in the form of lower drug prices.
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"Those advances haven't been passed on to middle-income countries and certainly not to low-income countries," said Kassebaum.
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" The Los Angeles Jewish Community Center murderer passed on three other Jewish institutions because the "security was too tight.
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That is less than in Mexico, where researchers have found a similar tax was passed on and hurt demand.
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Trump told House GOP members that he would not support the stopgap legislation that the Senate passed on Wednesday.
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The AP noted that the bill that passed on Monday included many of the provisions Murphy had already announced.
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Under the so-called "control principle," information provided to one country by another cannot be passed on without permission.
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This system artificially raises the prices of insulin, and the prices are rarely passed on to consumers, they said.
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The deadline for Shanghai to draw up its environmental protection zones, or "ecological red lines," already passed on Jan.
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So it was really a motivation to be able to also have that information passed on as a tool.
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Apparently, this week CBS execs reviewed the pilot episode and passed on the series completely, as Variety reports. Why?
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He passed on "Speed 2" to play the titular character in Shakespeare's "Hamlet" at a theater in Winnipeg, Canada.
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Given a chance to endorse Manning, Beckham passed; on Friday, though, Beckham praised Manning for his preparation and leadership.
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Costs are passed on to consumers and used to justify cuts to pay, benefits, and staffing levels for crew.
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Islam said Bangladesh had passed on information on Ullah to U.S. security agencies, although there was no joint investigation.
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Sorry renters, there's no escape: Your landlord's property taxes are almost certainly passed on to you in your rent.
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The virus is carried in Aedes mosquitoes (which don't exist in Canada) and is normally passed on through bites.
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And then a neighbor, a citizen journalist named Waad Alkateab, passed on a message to Mohammed and his family.
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Attorney General Cox reacts to the vote: The motion, passed on Tuesday evening, did not name any individual minister.
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This so-called interchange fee, based on a percentage of a purchase's total, is passed on to the retailer.
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More expensive oil also means higher prices for aviation fuel, which frequently are passed on to the traveling public.
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The actor passed on the property but bought the piece, which set him on a course of upholstery education.
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That was his American dream, which he passed on to me, come to life in the Old Country Buffet.
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Still, on a Sunday afternoon, I typed out a simple note to the address she passed on to me.
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It charges clients per worker, with part passed on to the worker as salary and Andela collecting the remainder.
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But I missed working in an environment where you witness the results of your efforts passed on to guests.
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The name was passed on to a troop transport vessel and later to a Kitty Hawk-class aircraft carrier.
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"When she passed on, Jill said, 'You know, honey, I don't want to live here anymore,'" Mr. Tucker recalled.
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That's because Mr. Joyce's father was born in New Zealand, so citizenship could be passed on to his son.
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Coulombe passed on February 28 from a long illness, his son, also named Joe Coulombe, told the Associated Press.
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In January 2016, Rappler sponsored a live debate anchored by Ressa that every presidential candidate but Duterte passed on.
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Some experts believe Harry and Markle&aposs patronages are more likely to be passed on to other family members.
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Huffman's amendment passed on a vote of 265-159, with 84 Republicans joining all but one Democrat in support.
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The state budget, of which Raise the Age was a part, finally passed on Sunday night, nine days late.
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It passed on a largely party-line vote, with Democrats criticizing how Republicans planned to pay for the reauthorizations.
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"I don't understand what the protesters are upset about," Mr. Dragnea said before the decree was passed on Tuesday.
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Osweiler passed on a chance to succeed Manning in Denver and instead signed a lucrative deal with the Texans.
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Government-funding legislation that the House passed on Tuesday would extend a host of expired and expiring tax breaks.
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The evidence will be passed on to the attorney general, who'll make the decision on whether to indict Netanyahu.
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At this point, we have not passed on tariff costs to our customers, but we are evaluating all options.
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After other directors passed on "Citizens Band," a script by Paul Brickman, Paramount hired Mr. Demme to direct it.
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Security Council Resolution 2209 was passed on March 6, 2015, condemning the use of chlorine gas as a weapon.
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Thankfully, those who escaped Castro's brutality have passed on the stories of pain, sacrifice and despair to younger generations.
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The bill passed on Thursday is identical to the bill voted in by the House of Representatives on Dec.
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But Cramer, who passed on a high-profile Senate bid last month, has yet to officially announce his plans.
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The legislation, passed on Thursday, is a major victory in a longstanding effort to make Japan attractive to gamblers.
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NBC News passed on reporter Ronan Farrow's story about Weinstein before he eventually brought it to The New Yorker.
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The new study reflects how Chhaupadi is perpetuated within close communities and passed on between generations despite the ban.
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Some of the higher costs from tariffs have been passed on to clients and dealers for now, he said.
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Some agencies passed on the opportunity, while others quickly got to work developing their best ideas for the brand.
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Reports emerged earlier this month, however, that Christie has already passed on several possible roles in Trump's incoming administration.
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They form the bulk of the 25 people killed in protests since the law was passed on Dec. 11.
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Efficiencies, even if realized, are rarely passed on to consumers in the form of lower prices and better services.
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So the spillover effect on consumer demand — tariffs passed on as higher prices to consumers — should be quite small.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who rarely breaks from Trump, introduced the non-binding amendment passed on Tuesday.
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"I have not passed on any messages from my client to third parties, period," Balarezo said in a statement.
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It is also a great way to make sure that their memory will be passed on to future generations.
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While advertisers and website owners have "less choice and likely face higher prices that would be passed on to consumers".
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Voting control of that trust is to be passed on to seven trustees, among whom alliances are now being formed.
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While Apple charges banks a fee for Apple Pay transactions, it does not want that fee passed on to consumers.
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Twitter was never able to prove he had passed on information, the Times reported, though it fired Alzabarah in Dec.
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And it is campaigns like this that can help break this cycle, which is passed on from generation to generation.
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John Kasich will now have before him that measure, which passed Thursday, and the "Heartbeat Bill," which passed on Tuesday.
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This was a secret within the family that it wasn't until you reached adulthood that the secret was passed on.
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Apple said the consumers were indirect purchasers, at best, because any overcharge would be passed on to them by developers.
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That's because the House measure will have to be reconciled with a $1.1 billion Senate measure that passed on Tuesday.
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Among the Jola people, techniques were passed on during secret initiation rites into manhood, which culminated with displays at festivals.
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As Osage men were often very tall, the coats were routinely passed on to women, who in turn decorated them.
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He praises her as a warrior and survivor and makes use of the skills she passed on to her son.
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Another proposal would lower the marketplace user fees paid by insurers and often passed on to customers in higher premiums.
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The reduction in cost was passed on to the consumer, which compensated for the elimination of high-touch customer service.
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Two bills were passed on Thursday to reopen the government, which is in its second week of a partial shutdown.
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I'd hate to get it from a pre bitten pizza, and I'm fairly sure rabies is passed on in saliva.
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For several months after birth, babies are protected by maternal antibodies passed on while they are still in the womb.
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Making it into the black will require either raising prices or reducing the cut of bookings passed on to drivers.
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High wholsesale prices have, at least in part, been passed on to European consumers, leading to lower demand, he added.
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And according to Winthrop, the cost of the addition isn't passed on to American Giant nor the American Giant customer.
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Last year, Knaster passed on day-to-day management of Pamplona to co-managing partners Martin Schwab and William Pruellage.
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This will reduce wasted effort and lower the cost of growing, with much of the savings passed on to consumers.
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Though NASA ultimately passed on the project, a mockup of the lander was successfully tested in a Chilean mountain lake.
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In a boost to borrowers, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and National Australia Bank passed on the RBA cut in full.
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Daley Borda, founder of Underdog Security, found the bug and reported it to TechCrunch, which we passed on to Altima.
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Aaron was upset that Mike passed on him — that Mike actually verbally said that Alex Smith was a better quarterback.
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