The prolonged due diligence period before the definitive agreement announcement and the coming period before the close has also added consulting and legal expenses to growing expense pressures.
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There is no mandated waiting period before buying a gun.
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The change required a public comment period before taking effect.
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Echoes of the period before the Civil War are everywhere.
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This allowed for a 30-day comment period before a Sept.
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This allowed for a 1.53-day comment period before a Sept.
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Some companies may require a waiting period before you can participate.
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The numbers relate almost entirely to the period before Dunkerton returned.
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It will undergo a 22019-day comment period before being finalized.
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Fortunately, Trump has extended a comment period before implementation until September.
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YOU THINK IT'S A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD BEFORE YOU REALLY KNOW?
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I'd never heard of a period before — in a health sense.
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It also includes an 18-hour waiting period before the procedure.
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In effect, this means questions about the period before Trump became president.
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Then you need to take a rest period before doing another set.
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This was doubly so for the period before and during the conventions.
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The tariffs include a 30-day public comment period before taking effect.
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The economy added more jobs in a comparable period before his election.
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The plan will go through a public comment period before being finalized.
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Yahoo declined to comment, citing a required quiet period before its earnings report.
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The abortion-related rule has to undergo a public comment period before implementation.
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Tarpon shares had lost 37 percent in the same period, before Monday's news.
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Carmakers' lobbies had sought at least a seven-year period before tariffs disappear.
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During the six-month period before the Olympics the female players received $6,000.
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"There might be a bit longer period before we report it," he said.
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Berger said Blankenship would have a 10-day period before he must surrender.
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The game was scoreless midway through the second period before Lucas Wallmark struck.
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The teams traded baskets throughout the final period before the Knicks seized control.
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Chicago led by 99-88 early in the fourth period before Atlanta rallied.
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I'm just grateful to start, because the period before starting is like nothing.
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That would give him a normal rest period before the wild-card game.
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He also gets a reasonable handover period before taking over officially in September.
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CNN reports only that it covered a period before and after the Nov.
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And the technique of waiting for a predetermined period before acting isn't unheard of.
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And in the three-month period before that, the combined total was roughly $85033,000.
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He found his startup capital lasted longer in the period before revenue began flowing.
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DOJ has policy to refrain from investigatory activity in 2900 day period before election.
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DOJ has policy to refrain from investigatory activity in 2628 day period before election.
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Their evolutionary lineage dates back to the Triassic Period, before T-rex and co.
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There's a long grace period before access to your music is permanently disabled, however.
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In fact, the economy added more jobs in a comparable period before his election.
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The proposal must undergo a 30-day comment period before it can be finalized.
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The rule change will be subject to a public comment period before being finalized.
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The latest guidance faces a 60-day comment period before it can be finalized.
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There are 27 states that require a waiting period before women can have abortions.
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The notification will trigger a 90-day consultation period before substantial talks can begin.
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The list is subject to a two-month public comment period before taking effect.
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Instead, she's thrown back, magically, to a period before modern medicine or parliamentary democracy.
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Al-Burhan said a caretaker government would be formed to oversee the period before elections.
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The Islanders scored their three goals in the opening period before Montreal gradually came back.
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Now the replacement rule must go through a public comment period before it is finalized.
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He had just spent the period before the shooting with her, in an ROTC class.
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The Maple Leafs led 2-1 in the first period before five minutes had elapsed.
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Fed officials are unable to speak publically for a set period before each Fed meeting.
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The rules will now go through a comment period before an official vote for adoption.
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"Go back in time to the period before the new law was passed," he said.
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Forests began in the Devonian, the period before the Carboniferous, and have existed ever since.
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Shares of JD.com are still down 4.5 percent from the period before Liu was arrested.
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There should also be an appropriate observation period before making any further adjustments, Lever added.
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The early voting period before November's midterm elections saw hundreds of thousands of new voters.
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He skated one nine-second shift to test it in the third period before leaving.
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California law provides for a six-month waiting period before any divorce can be finalized.
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Then, there's a five-year period before it's possible to get the license to practice.
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The regulations will now face a 60-day public comment period before they are final.
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And the measure will eliminate a seven-day waiting period before parents can receive benefits.
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There will be public comment, while we're in the period before the tariffs go on.
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The state does require a three-day waiting period before you can buy a gun.
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Peloton declined to comment on the numbers, citing a quiet period before their earnings announcement.
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Buffalo led 023-202 in the third period before Evgenii Dadonov and Mike Hoffman scored.
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Buffalo led 2-0 in the third period before Evgenii Dadonov and Mike Hoffman scored.
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They also examined whether an acclimation period before exposure had any effect on the animals.
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Price had a shutout midway through the third period before the Kings finally broke through.
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The Wildcats led by as many as 238 in the period before Providence fought back.
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Each fund has a one-year holding period before it can be resold without restrictions.
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Over the last 12 month alone the figure has increased 11% from the period before.
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Prosecutors have alleged that Frazee planned the murder over a two-month period before killing Berreth.
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They need not live together, and there is no set period before the law kicks in.
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The bill also requires women to undergo a three-day waiting period before obtaining an abortion.
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State law now requires pre-abortion counseling and a 24-hour waiting period before the procedure.
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The notifications begin a required two-day waiting period before he can formally issue the subpoena.
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They dealt largely with the allegations of Russian collusion and the time period before the inauguration.
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A Yahoo spokeswoman said the company could not comment during its quiet period before releasing earnings.
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Florida trailed, 2-63, in the third period before getting goals from Kyle Rau and Marchessault.
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Saudi companies issue brief earnings statements early in the reporting period before publishing detailed results later.
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What's next: The proposal will go through a public notice and comment period before going final.
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The company declined to comment for this article, citing a quiet period before the public listing.
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Arkansas, California, Virginia and other states have waived the waiting period before workers can receive aid.
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It will take effect on January 1, with a six-month grace period before enforcement begins.
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Lowell says he told Cummings their discussion was in regard to a period before September 2017.
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What's next: The latest guidance faces a 2628-day comment period before it can be finalized.
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That brief, hopeful period before the corporate interests utterly decimated the landscape as they inevitably do.
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There will be a 60-day comment period before the proposed rule change can be finalized.
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Esper referred to the period before Duterte's decision takes effect when speaking to reporters on Tuesday.
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In California, there is a mandatory six month-waiting period before a divorce can be finalized.
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On January 1st, 2018, the grace period before that law would begin being enforced by authorities expired.
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That law requires public notice and a comment period before changes to a rule can be made.
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It will be a long period before the market is capable of absorbing rising interest rates again.
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Delta will collect feedback during the trial period before deciding whether or not to expand the system.
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It also said it achieved 453% total ad revenue growth in the six month period before June.
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It slashed retail prices in the busy Christmas period before suspending its shares from trading on Monday.
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The Kings jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first period before the Blackhawks battled back.
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The teams exchanged leads numerous times early in the opening period before Arkansas began to take control.
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The two men reportedly discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia during the transition period before Trump took office.
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US officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the second missile flew a short period before exploding.
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Doing so could require an extensive comment and review period before the bureau releases its first proposal.
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Saudi companies issue brief earnings statements early in the reporting period before publishing more detailed results later.
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It often occurs when food is left at a warm temperature for an extended period before serving.
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The agency must analyze the comments at the end of the comment period before finalizing the proposal.
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Now, they wait; California law requires a six-month holding period before any divorce can be finalized.
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Saudi companies issue brief earnings statements early in each reporting period before publishing more detailed results later.
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The first is the period before World War II, when cars first became part of American culture.
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It has injected a dose of commotion to a normally quiet period before the start of competition.
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The legislation will also require a 72-hour cooling off period before doctors administer an abortion pill.
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The previous week, which reflected the period before the worst of the coronavirus hit, was just 282,000.
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Anaheim took a 3-0 lead in the first period before Edmonton rallied to tie the game.
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Dallas ruled the overtime period before Benn punctuated the win with his 22nd goal of the season.
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Two minutes had not expired in the second period before Gobert hacked another Clipper and was removed.
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A Boeing spokesman declined to comment, citing a quiet period before fourth-quarter earnings on Jan. 25.
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The regulation is still pending and would require a 60-day comment period before going into effect.
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The proposal would still need to go through a formal comment period before it could be implemented.
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Indiana finally drew even on two occasions early in the third period before the Bucks' second surge.
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But the footage distributed by the Colombian government removes the 13-minute period before the fire begins.
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After that, there's a brief cooling off period before users can, one at a time, sign back in.
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Toews scored in the first period and third period before burying the decisive goal 2:423 into overtime.
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Some states have a waiting period before workers qualify for unemployment and the application process can take weeks.
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The data, however, has been largely discounted by markets as they cover a period before the Brexit vote.
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Among changes announced is the reduction in the minimum holding period before the seller's stamp duty kicks in.
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Healthcare Minister Agnes Buzyn told Le Parisien newspaper that there would be a phase-out period before 2021.
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The report covered the time period before the recent fiasco over a passenger being dragged off a flight.
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The exemption request will undergo a 30-day comment period before the U.S. Trade Representative makes a decision.
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It then went through an erratic period before rallying dramatically in a straight line for the last month.
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Toews scored in the first period and third period before burying the decisive goal 24:20 into overtime.
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"The giraffes and ostriches date from the period before 6,000 BC, when those species lived here," he says.
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The prepaid rules would also give consumers a 22019-day grace period before being hit with late fees.
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Many borrowers will face a mandatory 30-day "cooling off" period before they can take out another loan.
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While Missouri has a 72-hour waiting period before a patient can get an abortion, Illinois has none.
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To help the latecomers, we have given producers a grace period before any enforcement action can take place.
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Stecher opened the scoring at 211:211 of the first period before Pastrnak tied it at 210:033.
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And they give birth to live young, which remain with their parents for a period before shuffling off.
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That means some films would stay in theaters for a 12-week period before they're available to stream.
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Carey Price had 03 saves and carried a shutout into the third period before the wheels came off.
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The proposed rule would need to pass through a 75-day comment period before being finalized, he said.
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Pittsburgh failed to put a shot on net in the first period before peppering 20 in the second.
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Four people caught dengue without having traveled abroad, compared with 22011 in the equivalent period before the program.
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Typically after HHS proposes a rule, there is a 60-day comment period before the measure is finalized.
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"Since the June [Fed] meeting and for a period before that, the data have continued to disappoint," he said.
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The company's structure requires a two-year "cooling off" period before Zetsche can be elected as the board's chairman.
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And, basically, what it&aposs talking about is the time period before the Trump-Russia collusion investigation was launched.
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I'm sure that's how sumo was back in the Edo period before it became a part of traditional culture.
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The junta says this is needed to smooth a five-year "transitional period" before full civilian rule is restored.
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"If evacuating, you will have a 24-hour period before storm 'grace period' to not be scheduled," it warned.
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Apple's request will now enter a public comment period before the agency decides on whether to grant the exclusions.
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Additionally, there's a two-year waiting period after the 10-year waiting period before the doubler can be used.
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That publication would start the clock ticking on a public comment period before any rule could be made final.
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Pittsburgh was down, 3-1, in the third period before scoring three times in a span of 4:44.
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Typically after HHS proposes a rule, there is a 60-day comment period before the agency finalizes a measure.
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Ask to skip the waiting period before 123k matching kicks in and start saving for retirement (with help!) now.
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The company has a six-month waiting period before reapplying, but Martin said that waiting time may be reduced.
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New York led by as many as 17 points in the second period before Atlanta began to climb back.
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These loans have a fixed-rate period before the rate moves based on the index it is tied to.
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He proceeded to explain that the St. Louis Zoo required a five-day waiting period before euthanizing an animal.
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Samsonov was sharp early in the second period before the Capitals gave up the puck in their own zone.
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France wants the inquiry period before the imposition of provisional sanctions to be cut from nine months to two.
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Orlov notched one later in the second period before John Carlson added a third-period goal at 3:09.
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The report covered a period before China confirmed its first case of African swine fever (ASF) in Liaoning province.
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After the maceration, the wines are aged in the big barrels for a prolonged period before they are released.
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The period before publication is a skittish time, particularly when readers' expectations have had nearly two decades to ferment.
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The MEE campaign will cover the period before the 70th anniversary celebrations of the country's founding day on Oct.
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Howden, a rookie, crashed hard into the boards later in the second period before being helped off the ice.
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This custom is especially important in politically charged cases, and even more significant in the period before Election Day.
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The two-year grace period before the ban takes effect, she has said, gives the farms time to adjust.
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If the borrower answers, callers are then required to observe a seven-day cooling off period before calling again.
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There is a 60-day public comment period before the board conducts a final vote, scheduled for June 28.
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Facebook won't store the locations and they only stay on your device for a short period before they're deleted.
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Dropbox is in a quiet period before its IPO on Friday, so was unable to comment on this story.
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The Warriors went on to lead by as many as 22 points in the third period before coasting home.
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Finally, he said that his research covered the period before the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower program was in place.
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In Indonesia a new law under discussion in parliament would introduce a ten-year probation period before an execution occurs.
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Iowa's Supreme Court on Friday blocked the state's mandatory 72-hour waiting period before a woman can undergo an abortion.
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That's why it is critical to negotiate restricted covenants related to the "post-term" period before signing a franchise agreement.
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They date to 3351 to 3017 BC, which is the Predynatic period before Egypt was unified by the first Pharaoh.
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A deal needed to be reached by Tuesday night to allow for a 30-day comment period before a Sept.
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Kaspersky Lab confirmed Stoyanov's arrest but said the charges related to a period before he joined the company in 2012.
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The reports showed during those 148 days, 286 additional crashes occurred in the county, compared to the same period before.
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To give you some context: There were about 146 children in a year period before, so the numbers definitely spiked.
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After an initial attempt to locate the files failed, the bureau said it waited a "reasonable" period before trying again.
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If judges rule in the fund's favor, the minimum period before which an EGM can be held is 15 days.
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If the U.S. opts to leave the deal, analysts said the administration could announce a grace period before imposing sanctions.
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The proposal will go through a 60 day comment period before the administration can formalize the decision to weaken standards.
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Twitter had been up nearly 150 percent in the 12-month period before sinking as much as 5 percent Monday.
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It's now accepting public feedback over a 30-day period before it can submit the proposal to the federal government.
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Like most states, Michigan requires a waiting period before expungement (five years after a person's last interaction with law enforcement).
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Once the E.P.A. proposal is formally published, it will need to go through a public comment period before being finalized.
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That would be subject to a public comment period before it is finalized, and it could face new lawsuits afterward.
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The increase occurred over a 45-month period before and after the initial investigations on exports from China and Taiwan.
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Boychuk leveled the score at 1:53 of the middle period before Haula put the Hurricanes on top for good.
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Congress still has time to act as they consider the changes during a waiting period before the rules are finalized.
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Carolina trailed by 3-2 entering the third period before earning just its fifth win when trailing after 40 minutes.
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Washington led for parts of the first period before Memphis bounced back and took a 35-30 lead after one.
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Connolly put the visitors ahead 7003:26 into the middle period before Johansson scored again 1:15 into the third.
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With over 50 million views this cat — from a time period before internet fame wasn't even a concept — is truly timeless.
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Vegas trailed 1-0 late in the third period before Nick Holden scored the game-tying goal and helped force overtime.
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Vegas trailed 285-333 late in the third period before Nick Holden scored the game-tying goal and helped force overtime.
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Bourque gave Colorado another two-goal lead with his 219th goal at 17:45 of the middle period before Edmonton rallied.
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Currently, employees who file a complaint are required to undergo mediation and a cooling-off period before a formal investigation begins.
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Under Trump's repayment plan, the same borrower would pay about $76,800 over the 15-year period before the balance is forgiven.
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Johansen gave Nashville a 250.0-20.50 lead 14:13 into the second period before Perron tied the score 22 seconds later.
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Los Angeles was up 5-0 late in the second period before Auston Matthews scored on his first career penalty shot.
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In many Western countries, including Britain, couples must separate for a period before dissolving a marriage; China has no such constraints.
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The first vascular plants (those with internal channels to move water around) evolved in the Silurian, the period before the Devonian.
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A company spokeswoman however declined to comment on this as the company was in quiet period before reporting earnings next week.
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During the transition period before he took office, Trump's incoming administration began reviewing environmental laws and other potential obstacles to construction.
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However, under Texas state law there is a required waiting period before the Board of Regents can approve and hire Wilson.
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The shot counter got to 18-1 late in the period before the Capitals earned some traction via a power play.
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Key number: 11 – The number of minutes that passed in Wednesday's third period before the Lightning managed a shot on net.
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Montreal's best chance came in the second period before the Flames got on the board, courtesy of Calgary defenseman Mark Giordano.
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The remaining states require a waiting period before felons are allowed to reregister, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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The Israeli parliament, the Knesset, voted last month to dissolve, kicking off a campaign period before elections are held in April.
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There is growing concern that the current state of the housing market looks eerily similar to that period before the crash.
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The Suns led 43-13 at quarter's end and extended the margin to 34 in the second period before coasting home.
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San Jose led by 3-0 early in the second period before the Kings scored three goals in nine electric minutes.
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The proposed regulations are now undergoing a 45-day comment period before a public hearing scheduled for April 25 in Sacramento.
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Along with many bawdy asides, the book recounts a period before the upper echelon of the art world became market-rigged.
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Authorities ignored a court ruling during the period before he was charged that he be released, sparking protests from his followers.
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The review proposal still has to go through a formal public comment period before it's finalized, which could potentially take months.
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The defenseman played just a minute in the second period before leaving with a lower-body injury and did not return.
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The period before and just after Putin came to power in the late '90s was full of political diversity in Russia.
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Britain's advertising regulator announced the changes in December, but companies were given a six-month adjustment period before they took effect.
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The Islanders won, 3-1, by scoring twice in the third period before the visitors trudged off to contemplate their fate.
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Tomorrow is a bit cooler, with Friday and Saturday the coldest days of the forecast period, before trending warmer again Sunday.
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Unfortunately, there is not much polling from this narrow period before the Comey letter and well after the third presidential debate.
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The U.S. Open will also enforce a seven-minute warm-up period before each match to ensure they start on time.
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Sanders' bill would also take preliminary steps to expand Medicare during a four-year transition period before making Medicare coverage universal.
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But it's not uncommon for log files to record data for only a certain time period before they overwrite those records.
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"It can be immediate but maybe there's a waiting period before we really think about how it's being used," Pichai said.
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And they pointed out that presidents historically see fluctuations in their approval ratings in the period before their re-election efforts.
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The number of people dying in such shootings fell by 43 percent, compared with the 10-year period before the ban.
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Even during the busy travel period before Thanksgiving, I found the La Guardia location to have plenty of seating and room.
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Some say as much new research is getting added on in the previous two years as the entire period before that.
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The advantage reached 24 later in the period before the Trail Blazers took a 100-79 bulge into the final stanza.
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The score was tied 1-1 entering the third period before Wheeler scored on the power play just 52 seconds in.
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From now on, progress will continue at the more gradual pace of both the last 40 years and the period before 1920.
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The ten-year annual average was 50, and in no year during the period before cameras did the number drop below 30.
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The city outlawed the material on January 1, 2019, but businesses were given a six-month transition period before the crackdown began.
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The utility's Monday announcement kicks off a 15-day period before the official filing, which is expected on or before Jan. 29.
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NOTES: Devils C Jacob Josefson played only three shifts in the first period before leaving the game with an upper-body injury.
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Montreal held an 8-3 edge in shots on goal in the period before the midpoint but couldn't get anything by Lundqvist.
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The crew completed a mandatory rest period before flying over the Atlantic back to New Delhi, completing the round-the-world trip.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, a research and policy organization, 26 other states have laws requiring a waiting period before an abortion.
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According to United Nations procedure, the secretary general is required to give a 48-hour notification period before making such an appointment.
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Goalie Braden Holtby made 033 saves in the win and carried a shutout into the third period before the Red Wings scored.
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Prosecutors have alleged that Frazee planned the murder over a two-month period before killing Berreth but have not revealed a motive.
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Your insurance may require that you undergo an "elimination period" before you start receiving short-term disability payments, said Cosgriff of BerganKDV.
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President Obama is pushing for Senate action on Garland in the "lame duck" period before a new president takes office in January.
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Since 1982, there has been an apparent performance split in the fourth quarter - the period before the election, and after the election.
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The Rangers trailed by 2-0 entering the third period before scoring three goals in a span of just over seven minutes.
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For example, West Ham can ask that no activities on the pitch happen for the "preceding 483 hour period" before a game.
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Central bank officials have indicated they are going to watch the data for a period before deciding on future interest rate moves.
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Policymakers on Saturday enter a traditional "blackout" period before their upcoming meeting, during which they avoid making policy pronouncements of any kind.
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Linemate Patrice Bergeron had one of each for the Bruins, who trailed 5-1 in the second period before making things interesting.
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The notice started a 90-day waiting period before U.S. negotiators can officially sit down with their counterparts in Mexico and Canada.
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Trump's proposed tariffs would not go into effect immediately, and must go through a public comment period before they can be implemented.
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It is a requiem for a time that never really existed—a period before the 1960s, when this country was supposedly unified.
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Senators are required to take a two-year "cooling off" period before they can directly advocate before their House and Senate colleagues.
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The government can extend the outage period before a permanent shutdown to three years after approval by French nuclear safety authority ASN.
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Little is known about drinking in the period before reporting for duty, the researchers write in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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New regulations must go through a formal notice and comment period before finalized, and the change would not affect current health plans.
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The deal does not have exclusivity for either side, but both have agreed to a 7-year hold period before seeking liquidity.
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"They're going to pound as much hard alcohol as they possibly can in a short time period before the party," she said.
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The Senate GOP proposal advances a solution by establishing a six-month waiting period before individuals can purchase plans on the exchange.
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Like the last deal, this one might involve clearing of old debts owed to Iran from the period before its 1979 revolution.
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You start off slowly, and by starting off slowly you have background checks and a waiting period before people can get guns.
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It falls to all of us to awaken the giant so that we shorten the period before we resume our upward march.
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The plan issued on Wednesday is still a draft, and must undergo a 30-day comment period before it can be finalized.
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Colorado tightened its background check laws in recent years, but it does not have a set waiting period before buying a gun.
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The previous week, which ended March 14, reflected the period before the worst of the coronavirus hit and saw just 282,000 claims.
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The only other times that has happened was 2006 and 165.73, the period before the last bear market in stocks, TrimTabs said.
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"This investigation is focused on the period before I joined the Oregon Project and therefore has no relation to me," she said.
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Google declined to comment on the record about how it interprets the F.T.C. guidelines, citing a quiet period before the earnings report.
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The Internet giant's main business lost almost all of its value during a 10-year period before it was sold to Verizon.
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They eventually worked their way to a 240-point advantage, 37-239 midway through the period before the Spiders regained their footing.
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This year in the period before the election, the security forces arrested more than 90 opposition activists for participating in peaceful protests.
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Rocco Grimaldi scored the final goal of the second period before Calle Jarnkrok, Roman Josi and Ryan Johansen scored in the third.
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The Trump administration plans to send the new deal to Congress, starting a 60-day review period before Trump can sign it.
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Laine's sixth goal in seven games trimmed the deficit at 16:14 of the second period before Domi effectively sealed the win.
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In 2011, Texas passed a measure requiring an ultrasound and a 20103-hour waiting period before a person could get the procedure.
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Armed with the data, Mr. Wilde examined changes in each company's financial reporting from a period before the alleged improprieties to afterward.
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Lawmakers on the committee say he had no grounds to make such an assertion on a time period before Trump took office.
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Royal Caribbean has also banned those who have visited or passed through airports in China within a two-week period before embarking.
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The company says that is more than twice what it detected each week last year, in the period before the Brexit referendum.
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The public has 60 days to comment on the proposal, followed by a 45-day period before the court settlement is terminated.
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But there's still going to be a long period before we know what this means for banks for capital markets and for supervision.
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The Trump administration may soon tell Congress that it intends to renegotiate the agreement, beginning a 90-day period before talks can start.
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They first have to fill out an extensive questionnaire and must be tested over a three month period before becoming eligible to donate.
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What was the period before and after 1958 for your family in Aleppo like, and how did the Pan Arab union affect them?
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The clubs registered eight shots on goal apiece in the opening period before Los Angeles outshot Nashville 12-8 in the second period.
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Carolina led late in the third period before Washington's Brett Connolly scored unassisted with 22:08 remaining to even the score at 3.
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The FSB has declined to comment, while Kaspersky has said the charges related to a period before Stoyanov joined the company in 2012.
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Winnipeg (4-22-21) trailed 212-255 in the first period before scoring the final three goals to earn its third consecutive win.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto said he and Trump have agreed to meet, possibly during the transition period before his inauguration on Jan. 20.
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That marked an increase of 28500 points in those who oppose Kavanaugh's nomination from the period before the hearing, according to the survey.
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Philadelphia carried a 3-0 lead into the third period before Beauvillier backhanded the puck between the pads of Elliott at 7:173.
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By comparison, the Liaoning, a former Soviet Kuznetsov-class vessel, underwent 10 sea trials over a 13-month period before it was commissioned.
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If Trump had instead re-registered his plane, he may have had to face a longer waiting period before being allowed to fly.
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Kirsten Gilibrand's forthcoming bill would remove the 30-day waiting period before a victim can initiate the administrative hearing phase of the process.
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Pre-tax medical accounts allow people to set aside income each pay period before it is taxed, available for use for designated services.
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Advocates invoke a period before the French mandate of Lebanon began in 1923, when hashish was sometimes used as a form of currency.
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Assuming that you need to use this for an extended period before seeing results, we don't see it working without causing serious discomfort.
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Nigerian authorities ignored a court ruling during the period before he was charged that the leader be released, sparking protests from his followers.
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Lundqvist finished with 34 saves, 14 of which came in the third period before the Rangers pulled him for the sixth attacker late.
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Thames stuck to eating at an Outback Steakhouse near his apartment for a long period before venturing into some of the local cuisine.
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The Nuggets led by six late in the period before Dallas scored the last five to trail 85-84 entering the fourth quarter.
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Apple said it had sold 46.7 million iPhones in the quarter, which is typically a lull period before the new devices come out.
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That is actually slightly more private capital than the $400 billion Facebook raised over an eight-year period before its 2012 public offering.
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The administration must send a final version of that letter to Congress to start another clock: a 90-day waiting period before negotiations.
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Former senators are required by ethics rules to take a two-year "cooling off" period before they are able to lobby for clients.
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Trump tweeted in September that DACA recipients should not worry about being deported during the six-month period before the program is ended.
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It has fallen since Prime Minister Boris Johnson ruled out extending the transition period before Britain leaves the European Union beyond December 2020.
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He determined that they typically involved companies with a significantly higher likelihood of financial misreporting in the period before the individuals came forward.
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Corporations must be allowed a five-day review process and then there is a two-day notice period before the advice goes out.
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The fight opens up as a brief feel-out period before Kovalev knocks Pascal down onto the canvas, though officially ruled a slip.
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The virus has to reproduce in the mosquito for a certain period before it can be transmitted to another person in a subsequent bite.
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President Trump's average approval rating is about 10 percentage points below President Obama's ratings during the same period before the Republican landslide of 2010.
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The Justice Department publicly released thousands of their texts, but struggled to recover messages from a critical period before and after the 2016 election.
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The Pizza Hut notice gave employees a 24-hour "grace period" before the storm, according to a photo shared on social media on Sunday.
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A spokesperson for Plus500, which offers leverage of up to 50:1, declined to comment, citing a close period before the company reports results.
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Groshans is anticipating a six- to nine-month period before the oversight board is operational and can begin asserting control over the island's finances.
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This will mean the end of one of Twitter's strangest conventions: putting a period before someone's username to make a tweet visible to everyone.
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To go with these new changes, the waiting period before one may receive the firearm they purchased should be no less than one week.
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Foursquare found that liquor store sales grew 5 to 4203 percent in Oregon, compared to the 12-month period before weed sales were legalized.
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The organization is entering Phase 303 trials, which is the final testing period before review and approval by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Ivan Barbashev put St. Louis on top 4:17 into the second period before Schenn scored from between the circles only 48 seconds later.
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Matthew Tkachuk and Sean Monahan scored for the Flames, who trailed 3-0 early in the third period before finally getting on the board.
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If no settlement is reached, then there's a 30-day cooling-off period before a victim can file a lawsuit or request a hearing.
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Anglo American no longer has gold assets but claims against it stem from the period before it divested completely from the sector in 2009.
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The JP Morgan unit will pay a price based on the average trading price over a yet-to-be determined period before the sale.
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Arkansas had eight executions scheduled for an 11-day period before the end of month, when its supply of a lethal injection drug expires.
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Shore replaces AJ Davidson, who held the same role for the region for a short period before he left the bank in early March.
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The remaining states require some form of waiting period before a felon is allowed to vote, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Yet the NRC has given itself an additional 39-month regulatory review period before it will grant final permission to build a pilot plant.
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The province would have the chance to reject the arrangement after four years but would require a two-year notice period before it expired.
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But this halcyon period, before the campaigns become reduced to sound bites, is a great moment for Democratic oratory in the twenty-first century.
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Farage changed his mind after Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted he would not extend the Brexit transition period before the end of next year.
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The notable drop in citizen complaints, for instance, was from 28 in the yearlong period before the study to 3 while it was underway.
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The GAO's Employee Engagement Index (EEI) logs a large bump in the 85033 to 2010 period, before plateauing in 2011 and steadily declining thereafter.
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MREL applies from 1 January 2016 but EU resolution authorities have the flexibility to determine an appropriate transitional period before setting a final deadline.
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Mark Jankowski also scored for the Flames, who trailed 2-0 in the second period before winning for the fourth time in five games.
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The Hurricanes had failed to score on a power play midway through the third period before the Lightning made good on their winning chance.
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This has been his line to domestic audiences, with whom he has sought a three-month grace period before his new government is criticized.
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A few months later, he surpassed Bill Gates to become the world's second-richest person for a brief period before dropping back to third.
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Risks are also rising that Trump decides to drop out of NAFTA, which would trigger a six-month period before the U.S. could withdraw.
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Orlando never caught up, although it did get within 210-210 in the third period before McCollum stalled the rally with another 3-pointer.
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First off, it lists two interviews Neumann gave to Business Insider and Axios in May as potentially violating the quiet period before an IPO.
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She would also have to stay in Tuscaloosa overnight; like Mississippi, Alabama requires a waiting period before a patient goes through with an abortion.
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But they aren't yet set in stone; the new rules will enter a 60-day public notice and comment period before they become final.
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Porzingis entered the game averaging 7 points in the fourth quarter, but he managed just 2 in the period before fouling out on Thursday.
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The previous week, which reflected the period before the worst of the coronavirus hit, was 282,000, which was higher than expected at the time.
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We visited in November, which is the shoulder season that follows a slower rainy period, before crowds descend for the drier but warm winter.
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Oregon State hadn't scored since the 212:227 mark of the second period before its game-winning drive, which began after a Cal punt.
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Dominik Kubalik and Alex DeBrincat each scored for Chicago, which fell behind by three goals in the first period before trying to rally back.
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Dominik Kubalik and Alex DeBrincat each scored for Chicago, which fell behind by three goals in the first period before trying to rally back.
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Flyers goalie Brian Elliott stopped 23 of 15 shots in the first period before he was replaced by Carter Hart to start the second.
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The change in state law last year lengthened the period before voters become "inactive" from three years to five years, according to the bill.
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"We are entering a quiet period before next week's ECB (European Central Bank) meeting," he said, the first for its new boss Christine Lagarde.
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Snap has declined to comment to CNBC on the stock price this week, citing a quiet period before the second-quarter results are released.
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While Reid was Majority Leader, especially in the period before the 2014 midterm elections, he put judicial confirmations at the top of his agenda.
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A few months later, he surpassed Bill Gates to become the world's second-richest person for a brief period before dropping back to third.
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The pound has fallen since Prime Minister Boris Johnson ruled out extending the transition period before Britain leaves the European Union beyond December 2020.
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The Army and Air Force had previously asked the Defense Department for a two-year wait period before transgender individuals are allowed to enlist.
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Iowa's bill bans abortions once a pregnancy reaches 20 weeks and stipulates a three-day waiting period before a woman can undergo any abortion.
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The pound has fallen since Prime Minister Boris Johnson ruled out extending the transition period before Britain leaves the European Union beyond December 2020.
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A few months later, he surpassed Bill Gates to become the world's second-richest person for a brief period before dropping back to third.
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Some of the more-polluting businesses in and around the capital were told to shut down for a period before and during the gathering.
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Kokuka Sangyo President Yutaka Katada told reporters that the ship had been hit twice over a three-hour period before all the crew evacuated.
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The Canadiens built a 3-0 lead and chased goalie Braden Holtby in the second period before holding on as Washington scored two late goals.
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Tierney put the Sharks back in front with 36 seconds remaining in the first period before Burns tallied just 2:03 into the second period.
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The game remained tight throughout the period before Malik Beasley's shot from long range helped Denver take an 84-79 lead late in the third.
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Bruins left winger Brad Marchand tied it at 2 at 4:15 of the third period before Sedin's game-winner less than three minutes later.
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The environmental groups want the agency to publish its final finding, opening it up to a public comment period, before President Barack Obama leaves office.
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The painting could be lent to another institution after that period, before going on display at the Lucas Museum in Los Angeles when it opens.
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Scott rolled back the policy and implemented a five-year waiting period before ex-felons who've served their time can apply for voting-rights restoration.
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The Devils came on strong to open the third period before Auvitu evened the score 3:13 into the period with his first career goal.
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It's how you can spend your money wisely… You go through a very aggressive user base growth period before you enter a financially sustainable period.
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Patrick sparked the late rally when he scored 4:13 into the final period before making it a one-goal game with 11:44 left.
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Under the act, the petitions have to raise issues that were not raised during the public comment period before the methane gas rule was determined.
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Federal mediators are likely decide soon whether a stalemate has occurred, a move that could begin a 30-day cooling off period before a strike.
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McGinn, Niederreiter and Scandella also tallied in the period before Skinner recorded his 33rd with 56 seconds left and the net empty to force overtime.
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He condemned the "international silence" and said the government and its allies were trying to exploit the period before the next U.S. administration took over.
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Larsson answered for Buffalo at 33:03 of the middle period before Bryan Little made it 4-2 just 25 seconds into the third period.
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Ovechkin gave Washington a 2-1 lead with his 37th goal of the season early in the second period before the Maple Leafs took command.
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TWITTER CEO ON STOPPING POLITICAL ADS SAYS WILL START ENFORCING NEW POLICY NOV 22 TO PROVIDE CURRENT ADVERTISERS NOTICE PERIOD BEFORE CHANGE GOES INTO EFFECT
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Germany took the lead on a power-play goal by Patrick Hager in the first period before Jake McCabe tied the game for the Americans.
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New Jersey scored first as Wood lit the lamp 2:05 into the second period before Nash evened the score at the 7:03 mark.
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But Mr. Cobb and others have not accepted the argument that taking the drug for an extended period before its ban is a strong defense.
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But Planned Parenthood had to comply with state law, and she was forced nonetheless to undergo the three-day waiting period before getting the procedure.
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The hackers tweeted out racial and anti-Semitic slurs and more than a dozen tweets and retweets over a 20-minute period before Twitter responded.
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Chiasson converted from the slot to open the scoring at 5:21 of the first period before Edmonton doubled its advantage nearly nine minutes later.
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There was a brief period before the convention where Trump was essentially negotiating with the GOP establishment — trying to convince them to get behind him.
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Ayton's basket had cut it to two with 8 minutes 13 seconds left in the period before Joe Harris and Russell made consecutive 3-pointers.
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Brad Marchand nearly extended the lead in the opening 14 seconds of the third period before Hart slid across the crease to deny the goal.
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The fourth-quarter results, which cover a period before the virus outbreak, showed SFR continuing to add subscribers in both its fixed and mobile businesses.
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The legislation also stipulates a 5-year transitional period before it is compulsory for public buildings and structures to become accessible for people with disabilities.
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Under the law, if they do not pay their share of premiums, insurers must give them a three-month grace period before terminating their coverage.
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Peter Thorne, a spokesman for the correction department, said the report focused on a period before the department tightened up its hiring practices last year.
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For the first time, researchers also looked at Medicare's payments for the full 22-day period before, during, and after patients received cardiac imaging services.
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The CCPA itself will take effect in the state on January 1, with a further six months' grace period before enforcement of the law begins.
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SO WHILE WE'RE IN THE PERIOD BEFORE THE TARIFFS GO ON, WE'LL CONTINUE TO HAVE DISCUSSIONS BUT THERE IS THE POTENTIAL OF A TRADE WAR.
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You can continue living in your home for a predetermined period before you distribute the home to your beneficiaries or a trust in their names.
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The flight, which took-off from Blagnac in Toulouse, signified the start of a 10-month testing period before the plane can start flying commercially.
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That came as sterling firmed after the U.K. and the European Union reached an agreement on the transition period before the former exits the bloc.
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Nashville erased Ottawa's 234-25 lead in the third period before Duclair unleashed a blast from the right circle that beat Juuse Saros (24 saves).
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Nashville erased Ottawa's 4-33 lead in the third period before Duclair unleashed a blast from the right circle that beat Juuse Saros (19 saves).
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But six months is a long time, and this means the systems were vulnerable to attack during a lengthy period before the 22015 midterm elections.
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"If the whole world except the U.S. is sufficiently galvanized, it will only be a short period before the U.S. falls in line," he said.
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Mr. Pruitt's proposal for repeal will now have to go through a formal public-comment period before being finalized, a process that could take months.
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VS: Traditionally, not a lot is expected from rookies who, understandably, need a bit of an adjustment period before they really start affecting NBA games.
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Also in the House, Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, a Democrat from Illinois is calling for a three-day waiting period before receiving a newly purchased firearm.
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Ms Collett compares it to the muggy period before a thunderstorm, when the squirrels have scarpered and the air is pregnant with foreboding of trouble ahead.
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And those who can get to a clinic face other hurdles still on the books, including the required 24-hour waiting period before having the procedure.
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These cattle may be given veterinary drugs, and there is a mandatory waiting period before these animals can be sold to a harvesting and processing facility.
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Others (4%) reduced the number of full-time employees they intended to hire and 2% increased the waiting period before new employees were eligible for benefits.
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The Trump administration described the changes — which still have to go through a 60-day public comment period before being finalized — as a boon for conservation.
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Some of the language of that period, before Japan's economy slumped in the 1990s, is being revived today in descriptions of Asia's new economic giant, China.
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The Kings led by as many as eight points in the first period before settling for a 25-24 lead at the end of the quarter.
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In places like France, they allow couples to opt for a looser form of commitment either permanently or for a trial period before choosing to marry.
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There is currently a 6-month negotiating period before the withdrawal is finalized, but increasingly hawkish rhetoric from both sides could make such a deal difficult.
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The crisis period has now been almost as long as the period before the crisis, and you have to say it's been an utter economic failure.
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Perhaps it has to do with the fact that in the period before the elections the media granted centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron of the En Marche!
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Hobby Lobby said in a statement that it wanted to collect objects and information relevant to the period before and around the time of the Bible.
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Insurers, therefore, are trying to get Republicans to take steps that would signal stability in the marketplaces in the period before any replacement for ObamaCare arrives.
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Recognising the power of work to integrate newcomers, in 276 Germany cut the waiting period before asylum-seekers can look for a job to three months.
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The Iowa Supreme Court is blocking a recent law that requires women to submit to a 72-hour waiting period before they can get an abortion.
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The state had eight executions scheduled for an 11-day period before the end of the month, when its supply of a lethal injection drug expires.
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We'll find out more throughout the development period before 2019 — and then, we'll all have to be ready to share the highways with Tesla's newest beasts.
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And even if the commission does vote to end the ban, there would still be a three-month waiting period before the new rule took effect.
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They routinely got run out of the building in the first period, before rebounding to tie and take the lead in the second and third periods.
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Lincoln Financial Group, on Monday imposed a 30-day waiting period before issuing policies to most applicants who have traveled to those regions, a spokesman said.
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Tyler Pitlick scored the game's first goal for the Stars in the second period before Casey Cizikas tied it with a fluke goal at 14:10.
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Uber declined to comment, citing a quiet period before its I.P.O. Like airlines that reward loyal customers, Uber and Lyft offer some goodies to frequent riders.
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Last week, Georgia became the fifth state to ban abortion at six weeks after a last menstrual period, before many people even realize they are pregnant.
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There was no sign in the minutes that Fed officials were worried home values were in a "bubble," similar to the period before the financial crisis.
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And immigrants, even with the rule, would still be allowed a paltry 12 months of Medicaid in a three-year period before being labeled public charges.
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There's usually a one-week unpaid waiting period before you can start receiving benefits, but many states, including New York, California, and Ohio, have waived it.
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I needed the help of real-life human beings over a significant period before I got better, and staying better requires diligence and attention even now.
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It's impossible to characterize a historical period before it's over, but I think one plausible name for our era will be the Age of the Charlatan.
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His entire life -- including the long period before he started running for president -- suggests that Trump is simply telling himself a story of his own life.
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There was no difference in the returns of insiders who had political connections and those who didn't in the period before the crisis, the researchers found.
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The clubs traded leads for much of the period before a late 183-2 surge helped the Mavericks go up 85-76 heading into the fourth.
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Yamamoto scored his second goal in his fourth game of the season from the left circle at 26:6 of the period before Hutchinson replaced Andersen.
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Adidas is in its quiet period before it reports fiscal third-quarter numbers, meaning Rorsted on Wednesday could only comment on the company's second-quarter numbers.
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The banking association last week said that debt restructuring requires time and the short period before March 9 does not allow for preparation and "competent handling".
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People started their Lunar New Year trips — the country&aposs busiest travel period — before the city of Wuhan, where the outbreak started, was put on lockdown.
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The Blue Jackets took advantage of defenseman Jakob Chychrun's high-sticking double-minor penalty early in the second period before forging a tie at 2:24.
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Regulations can't be rescinded willy-nilly, and the Trump administration would need to go through a formal notice and comment period before finalizing a new rule.
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Vrana scored his goal in the third period before Sam Steel and Nicolas Deslauriers got goals for the Ducks that cut the margin to 4-2.
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Jeremy Lamb's 23-pointer trimmed Los Angeles' lead to 243-993 with 299:21 remaining in the second period before George heated up just before half.
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Vesey redirected defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen's shot past Saros at 14:33 of the first period before Sissons regained the lead for Nashville just 59 seconds later.
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The Suns led 24-21 after one period before, with five reserves on the floor, putting together a 12-220.5 run early in the second quarter.
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In general, after stopping any form of contraception, it is a good idea to wait for your first normal period before you start trying to conceive.
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After protesting while playing for the 49ers, Mr. Reid, 27, also went unsigned for a period before playing most of last season for the Carolina Panthers.
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Already, the number of property viewings in late January and early February rose, during what is typically a quiet period before the Chinese New Year holiday.
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Mitch Ballock led Creighton (19-9, 8-7) with 15 points but limped off the court with an apparent injury in the closing period before later returning.
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This alarm clock is designed to wake your mom up naturally by gradually increasing its light intensity over a 30-minute period before her wake-up time.
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Workers under this scheme must leave Britain for a 12 month period before they can seek to return on another temporary worker visa, the policy paper said.
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We would probably say the patient has recovered if his functioning returns to the same level that it was in the period before the heart attack struck.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office confirmed the effective dates, but said it would conduct a public comment period before imposing the 30% tariff rate on Oct. 1.
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It should be noted that much of the data on which the Fed will rely for this week's meeting covered the period before the June Brexit vote.
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The new U.S. list is subject to a two-month comment period before it comes into effect, giving both sides the opportunity to weigh their next move.
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The company's effective tax rate was 14.503 percent, down from more than 30 percent in the year-ago period, before a major U.S. tax cut was passed.
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For a short period, before the initial news of a new FBI probe, the market was fearing Clinton would bring a sweep of Democratic control into Congress.
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Still, Arculli told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday that the best option now is for a "cooling off period" before the government takes up the issue again.
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The Nets trailed by 68-49 early in the third period before charging back for an 143-88 lead with 9:21 to play in the game.
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Justin & Audrina Date They didn't even have a solid "on" period before it seemed like every other episode was about them breaking up or getting back together.
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Many liberal pundits have talked about the need to focus exclusively on Donald Trump, and the existential threat he presents, in the critical period before Election Day.
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"We're seeing a trend among states to shorten the dormancy period before deeming accounts to be abandoned," Salmon says, describing the escheat process for taking over funds.
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Women who got their first period before age 11 were 51 percent more likely to develop gestational diabetes, compared with those who started menstruating at age 13.
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"We could not possibly replace those nuclear units if they were to shut," PSC Chair Audrey Zibelman said during a question and answer period before the vote.
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That was a period before Obama instituted deportation priorities -- a move that he only took after discussions to reform the nation's immigration policies fell apart in Congress.
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Sacramento went on to lead by as many as 210 in the third period before coasting home to its second-largest margin of victory of the season.
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In fact, the trial record shows Libby talked to roughly 85033 reporters in the relevant time period before Novak's column and had not discussed Plame with any.
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Some cities have also announced more stringent measures such as introducing price caps on new units and setting a holding period before reselling a property is permitted.
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The State Department also recommended giving immigrants a 36-month "wind down" period before ending the program, though Tillerson himself recommended the 18 months that Nielsen implemented.
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To get around this limitation, users would often put a period before the user name at the beginning of the tweet, a workaround that is now commonplace.
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According to its most recent earnings report, Nintendo's 3DS family of devices generated 63 billion yen, a decrease of 67% from the period before as Bloomberg noted.
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There was a brief period before the current season started when the league weighed a ban on all public forms of protest in connection to weekly games.
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Both teams enjoyed a seven-point lead in the first period before the Waves from the West Coast Conference went into halftime with a 218-213 advantage.
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The Israeli parliament voted to dissolve on Wednesday, kicking off a campaign period before a new round of elections is held in April, The Jerusalem Post reported.
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The third quarter is Netflix's last full period before a rush of new rivals hit the market, starting in November with Apple TV Plus and Disney Plus.
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Washington (CNN)The White House predicted Palestinian and Arab officials would need a "cooling off" period before welcoming the US back into the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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Had WeWork pulled off an initial public offering, early investors holding shares would have been subject to a lockup period before selling them on the public markets.
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The wait period before getting your cut depends on the individual; I've even had some girls who have waited a year to a year and a half.
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Nashville outshot the Stars 13-4 in the first period before the two teams squeezed off 11 shots each in a scoreless second 20 minutes of play.
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They often had to prove they were actively searching for new work and in some states, there was a waiting period before individuals would start receiving benefits.
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Talks between protest leaders and Sudan's generals over who should hold power during a transitional period before elections are in their fifth week and growing increasingly testy.
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As a result, some of the new laws would ban abortion as early as two weeks after a missed period, before many women realize they are pregnant.
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Nvidia also declined to tell us whether it'd be open to sharing a slice of its subscription fees with publishers, citing the quiet period before its earnings.
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If you open a new credit card with an introductory APR offer, you can enjoy waived interest for a specified period before the variable rate kicks in.
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Stark also has a mandatory 24-hour waiting period before she agrees to meet clients, giving her time to check for criminal records and other warning signs.
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But the new study sheds light on how smoking in the period before a stroke impacts how easily people will be able to navigate daily life afterward.
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That total includes $20 million in new spending for the period before Inauguration Day and the $7 million agreed upon from December's end-of-year spending agreement.
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The Affordable Care Act says insurers generally must allow a three-month grace period before ending coverage for people who receive federal subsidies to help pay premiums.
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In dropping its fifth straight, Golden State scored the game's first six points and hung within 26-19 through one period before the Kings' run-away began.
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Antoine points out that the mummies -- who, according to radiocarbon dating, lived between 3351 and 3017 BC -- were from the period before Egyptian hieroglyphs came into use.
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Dell nearly paid dearly for another failed clearing attempt in the second period before recovering to make a left pad save on Henrique's shot from the slot.
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The Hurricanes led the entire first half and were up 28-19 at the 8:03 mark of the period before the Owls began closing the gap.
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Many of the laws that govern data privacy emanate from a period before the widespread adoption of online communications, computer-generated search algorithms, and social media accounts.
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The Warriors led by as many as 11 early in the third period before Irving began a Cavaliers rally with two hoops, including a three-point play.
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The two met at both Trump's New York hotel and his golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey, during the transition period, before Trump decided on Rex Tillerson.
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The agency spokesperson also noted the Corps chose not to hold a public comment period before posting its final review, as the EPA encouraged it to do.
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The Urban Institute report noted that in the 12-year period before 2013, there was a marked drop in the rate of people covered by job-based coverage.
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He suggests evidence dealing w/period before Uber acquired Otto— including the Stroz report, which dropped last night—won't be v relevant An Uber spokesperson highlighted Alsup's misgivings.
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The Canadiens started quickly and held leads of 1-0 and then 3-1 early in the second period before Washington scored three straight later in the period.
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Casey Cizikas scored in the first period for the Islanders while Mathew Barzal scored the tying goal in the third period before Brock Nelson added an empty netter.
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They even waxed nostalgic about the clunky plastic cameras of their childhoods, wistfully recalling the days of limited exposures and a waiting period before seeing their developed prints.
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So-called possessions usually happen to final year students in high schools between September and February—the six-month period before the exams that take place in March.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative's office on Friday said it would hold a public comment period before raising tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese imports on Oct.
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The new bill requires a three-day waiting period before purchasing most types of long guns and raises the minimum age for purchasing them from 18 to 21.
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Me, I'm a Sherman-Palladino superfan — I recently looked up how many times I wrote about Bunheads' painful limbo period before its cancellation and gasped at the result.
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NEW YORK, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc said it canceled trades that spanned a two-minute period before the opening bell on Wednesday which affected about 50 securities.
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Most French companies have a two-year period before an investor can get these rights while at Pernod Ricard it is 10 years, restricting the influence of outsiders.
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There's a deletion delay, where you can set a buffer period before the tweets are actually deleted—in case you change your mind and want to keep them.
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Steel said he expects gold to reach a high of $1,372 by the end of the year, but it may stop for a period before it heads higher.
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Once you enroll in your new plan, make sure it will accept a transfer and see if there is a waiting period before you can move the funds.
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She recalled being prescribed Xanax because she had a painful dry eye condition and could not sleep during the period before she was able to get it treated.
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Both teams went scoreless following a four-goal first period before Gunnarsson tallied on a slap shot from the blue line on a delayed penalty against Brandon Carlo.
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The Warriors led 67-57 at halftime and were up seven in the second minute of the third period before exploding for 20 points in under four minutes.
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Photojournalist Russ Kendall, who opened a pizza catering business in the period before more layoffs at his paper, started a private Facebook group called What's Your Plan B?
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The brand said last month that it would axe half its fashion shows, and eliminate the customary six-month waiting period before consumers can buy the latest designs.
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For instance, in New York, you have to show that you earned at least $1,900 in one calendar quarter in the base period before applying for the benefit.
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Trump and many others claimed (ridiculously) that the order had to be a surprise, because otherwise terrorists would enter the country in the period before it was implemented.
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Meanwhile, resident OTP Reggie (Marquee Richardson) and Joelle (Ashley Blaine Featherson) enjoy a too-brief honeymoon period before an ostensible relationship slump that neither can identify or rectify.
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The Food and Drug Administration is seeking comments on the possibility of changing its policy of requiring a one year deferral period before gay men can donate blood.
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The Predators increased the pressure in the third period, going ahead 2-1 on a goal by Ellis 3:07 into the third period before the Blues rallied.
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He tallied again at 15:52 of the period before his final goal came on an empty net with less than a minute to play in the third.
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William Carrier opened the scoring with 17:02 remaining in the first period before William Karlsson added to the advantage with a power-play goal 3:31 later.
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The Canadiens started quickly and held leads of 1-0 and then 21-23 early in the second period before Washington scored three straight later in the period.
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Raymond redirected a pass from right winger David Jones past Montoya for the lone goal of the second period before Bennett rounded out the scoring in the third.
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Jared Spurgeon (goal, two assists) gave the Wild a 4-3 lead early in the final period before Claude Giroux tied the game and van Riemsdyk won it.
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What's next: The EPA will issue a draft proposal within the next few months, which will go through a public comment period before it becomes final after that.
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The EU and the U.K. have yet to agree on a future trade deal, as well as on a possible transition period before any future relationship officially begins.
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Victims who do find their way to the Compliance Office are required to undergo counseling, mediation and a 30-day "cooling off period" before filing a formal complaint.
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The overall impact on the labour market will be slight, since only 40,000 or so students a year took up the two-year period before it was abolished.
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After those arguments, senators will proceed to a 16-hour question-and-answer period before taking a contentious vote this week on whether to bring in additional witnesses.
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The minutes did not specify how much room the ECB had to buy more bonds but said there was a "significant" period before the limits would be hit.
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The teams traded baskets to begin the extra period before a Curry basket began an 11-0, victory-clinching run that ended the Boilermakers' seven-game winning streak.
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It's also the final signup period before President-elect Donald Trump, a sworn foe of the healthcare law, will enter the White House with a GOP-controlled Congress.
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"The kingdom will take appropriate measures based on the results of the investigation," the statement said, suggesting that the Saudis would wait a prolonged period before taking action.
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Domi scored his ninth goal of the season with 40 seconds left in the period before finding Lehkonen on the doorstep with 8:52 remaining in the third.
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That can translate to about two weeks after a missed menstrual period — before many women even realize that they're pregnant, let alone have time to consider an abortion.
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The hackers tweeted racial and anti-Semitic slurs and more than a dozen tweets and retweets over a 20-minute period before Twitter responded, Business Insider previously reported.
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Much of that tainted product could end up on store shelves, as businesses race to take advantage of the regulatory grace period before the mandatory testing kicks in.
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As for a permanent star ... the Chamber says someone needs to nominate Carrie, but now that she's passed, there's a 5-year waiting period before she becomes eligible.
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We don&apost have a lot of FBI documents from the time period before July 973st, that&aposs why you&aposre gradually getting the texts, we want the documents.
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Even if he's right there would likely still need to be an implementation period before it comes into force — so new rules aren't likely up and running before 2020.
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With nearly 3 million followers combined on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, Ocasio-Cortez has used the platforms to involve her supporters during the transition period before she takes office.
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Which may be why Netflix is flirting with breaking its cardinal rule and releasing Roma in theaters exclusively for a short period before offering it on its streaming service.
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The article offers a window into the period before spam was simply a fact of internet life — the Times describes junk email as more invasive than unwanted snail mail.
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With that in mind, Orloff notes that LendUp is offering an unprecedented 14-day grace period before issuing a late fee — and those fees are capped at just $7.
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Florida was 2-for-23 on the power play over a nine-game period before recording four on eight opportunities with the man advantage the last two contests. 1.
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But for a short period before the event began, much of the crowd shouted a popular anti-government slogan, with the chants surging again several times during the ceremony.
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The Kings killed three power plays in the first period before Carter scored his first goal of the season 16 seconds into the second for a 2-0 lead.
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The Blazers overtook Utah 1043-24 on a driving layup from Lillard with 2:14 left in the first period before finishing the frame with a 298-290 lead.
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In its Tuesday release, the Air Force said the F-35s will stay in Estonia "for a brief period" before returning to Royal Air Force station Lakenheath in England.
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Sexual harassment prevention training isn't mandatory for lawmakers and those who allege misconduct against their coworkers are required to take a 30-day "meditation" period before filing formal complaints.
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There was a large period before the songs that made this album when I was, like, pretty dark musically, but also I think it wasn't good enough for release.
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Carl Hagelin had put Pittsburgh ahead in the second period before Marcus Johansson pulled Washington even on a power play with about 16 minutes to go in the third.
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Awad Ibn Ouf, the defense minister, announced a three-month state of emergency and said the army would oversee a two year transition period before elections can be held.
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Jerry Nadler of his plan to subpoena Strzok on Friday morning, which sets off a two-day waiting period before the subpoena can be issued under the committee's rules.
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Manafort has pleaded not guilty to 18 charges of tax and bank fraud, dating to a period before he signed on to help the Trump campaign with GOP delegates.
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The 2628-week presidential transition period before the Inauguration is simply not enough time to vet thousands of potential appointees, organize a complex White House, and prepare to govern.
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" How it works, via MarketWatch: "The Chinese move triggers a 60-day waiting period before it can then request adjudication by a panel if the dispute isn't solved bilaterally.
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During a 24-hour period, a pilot flying alone can't log more than eight hours, for example, and they have a ten-hour minimum rest period before taking off.
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Jeff Carter also scored for the Kings, who trailed 2-0 in the third period before rallying to defeat Vegas for the first time in three meetings this season.
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In November, the President submitted written answers to questions submitted by Mueller's office that dealt largely with the allegations of Russian collusion and the time period before the inauguration.
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But that demand for immediacy is running up against others who insist on providing those enrolled in Obamacare plans with a transition period before an Obamacare repeal takes effect.
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During Mr. Trump's transition period before he assumed office, he gathered many tech chief executives together for a visit to Trump Tower, which turned into a photo-op spectacle.
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The game was tied early in the second quarter, and Denver led by only four nearly midway through the period before taking over the rest of the first half.
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Scott Wilson scored the only goal of the first period before Nick Bonino, Trevor Daley, Bryan Rust and Sidney Crosby scored in the second for a 5-0 lead.
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Sacramento held the upper hand most of the first half and retained a 65-58 advantage in the fourth minute of the third period before the Nuggets took charge.
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Colorado led 23-21 on a 3-pointer by Lucas Siewert with 8:45 remaining in the first period before scoring just three points the rest of the half.
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Gurianov got Dallas within 3-2 at 443:18 of the third period before Pastrnak restored Boston's two-goal advantage at 3:53 with his league-leading 46th marker.
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The legislation reportedly says suicide and suicide prevention were discussed repeatedly when the state legislature passed a bill requiring a 24-hour waiting period before purchasing a firearm. Gov.
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Duterte, a longtime critic of ties to the US, gave formal notice of withdrawal to the US this month, triggering a 180-day period before the exit is finalized.
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As is the custom, the Olympic Committee and the United Nations General Assembly are expected to request an international truce for a period before, during and after the Games.
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Pro-Europe Britons have floated other ideas, such as accepting a long transition period before Britain departs from the bloc, and accepting rulings from the European Court of Justice.
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Oleksiak cut the margin to 20123-1 at 16:21 of the second period before Jamie Benn tied in on a power play 1:47 into the third period.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A transition period before Britain leaves the European Union would be "instrumental" for helping banks adapt to the new regime, the European Central Bank said on Wednesday.
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Minnesota was getting outshot 27-259 early in the second period before rallying to tie the score 22-23 on Donato's goal at 22:210 of the third period.
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Tsipras has said this will avoid a protracted pre-election period before the end of his term in October, which might have hurt economic progress made in recent years.
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He created some of his most well-known paintings, such as The Starry Night and Cafe at Night, within a two-year period before his death in July 1890.
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Arkansas started the second half, however, making five of its first seven shots to build a 47-32 lead less than four minutes into the period before the Gamecocks rallied.
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Varlamov made a pair of stops on left winger Giroux in the overtime period before turning aside two of three attempts in the shootout to improve to 6-333-0.
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As CNET noted, once the Office of Management and Budget approves the move, that will start a new waiting and public comment period before the new rules go into effect.
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A 2017 Iowa law that requires a minimum 72-hour waiting period before obtaining an abortion is currently blocked while the Iowa Supreme Court decides whether to strike it down.
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That means that her account relates to the period before the telephone call -- suggesting that the scheme to pressure Ukraine was much longer in the making than it first appeared.
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Andrew Cuomo, who has signaled support for the legislation in the past, does sign the bill into law, there will be a six-month period before litigation can be filed.
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Police are not certain whether LeCornu knew her killer, who they believe approached her car and spoke with her for a period before firing a single shot into her back.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative's office on Friday said it would hold a public comment period before raising tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese imports on Oct.
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He ignored it and fired Secretary of War Edwin Stanton so Congress, which had mostly Republicans in the period before Southern states had earned back their congressional representation, impeached him.
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New subscribers also will be able to get the first month of Hulu for free, as part of a trial period, before the $9.99 per month bundle pricing kicks in.
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They nearly gave up a shorthanded goal when the game was scoreless midway through the second period before Boston finally broke through and took the lead a few minutes later.
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French for Fat Tuesday, the celebration and cultural phenomenon falls on the day before Ash Wednesday, which is the first day of Lent, the six-week period before Easter Sunday.
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I wonder whether the quiet period before an initial public offering of stock — a blessedly silent interlude when executives are prohibited from speaking out and influencing public opinion — is doomed.
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Neither keeping nor eliminating private insurance is likely to be a strong protection, in itself, against backlash, especially in the vulnerable period before the new system has been fully implemented.
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The 2800-year-old lender said it now expected a "potentially elongated period" before settling claims that it mis-sold U.S. mortgage-backed bonds before the 20163-22016 financial crisis.
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Apple accounted for 13.6 percent of the wearables market in Q4 2016, making up a ton of ground from when it held just a 4.9 percent share the period before.
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The accuracy of the process is such that they can pinpoint likely distillation years to within a two to three-year period after the 1950s, and a wider period before.
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AMA has several long-standing gun safety policies including support of legislation that calls for a waiting period before the purchase of any form of firearm in the United States.
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Nicklas Backstrom put Washington up 3-2 with his goal 52 seconds into the third period before Smith tied it on his second goal, a wrist shot at 9:21.
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Magnus Paajarvi and Cody Ceci also scored for Ottawa, which took a 2-0 lead into the third period before the Maple Leafs tied it with goals 27 seconds apart.
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Euro area deposit rates had been negative for a long period before the December meeting, and were expected to become more negative than they actually were after the December meeting.
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Senators only have two weeks left in the work period before the Fourth of July recess, which leaders have eyed as a target for holding a vote on a bill.
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Indiana held a four-point lead late in the first period before Robin Lopez hit a pair of jumpers, one a 1023-pointer, to give Milwaukee the lead for good.
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Indiana held a four-point lead late in the first period before Robin Lopez hit a pair of jumpers, one a 214-pointer, to give Milwaukee the lead for good.
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But from 2010-2012, the period before DACA went into effect, to 2014-2015, there was more than a 12 percent jump in participation by kids with DACA-eligible mothers.
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We don&apost have a lot of FBI documents from the time period before July 973st, that&aposs why you&aposre gradually getting the texts, we want the documents. REP.
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For instance, forecast models did not predict the rapid intensification that made Harvey a Category 4 storm in such a short period before it hit the Texas coast last month.
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It said operators will be required to perform this action within 10 days, but can continue to fly the planes during the 10-day period before the parts are removed.
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But, as CNN has reported, the Justice Department doesn't have a formal 60-day quiet period before elections -- though that has been a custom that's been followed in the past.
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In 2016, nearly three-quarters of new employees faced a waiting period before health coverage kicked in, with the average lag nearly two months, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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For instance, forecast models did not predict the rapid intensification last year that made Harvey a Category 4 storm in such a short period before it hit the Texas coast.
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There were two lead changes and two tie scores in the second period before Miami closed it out on a 10-2 run, taking a 57-49 lead into halftime.
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Tesco, which has a 27.4% share of Britain's grocery market, had also updated on trading in the third quarter period before Christmas, when life-for-like sales fell by 0.4%.
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The speedy right winger scored his eighth goal of the season at 6:32 of the first period before center Derek Stepan notched the eventual winning goal at 143:59.
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Deliveroo's new contract has also been cut by nearly half to four pages and removed the need for riders to provide a two-week notice period before quitting the firm.
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Several states have passed "heartbeat" laws that restrict abortions to the period before a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can occur as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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The Europeans and the Japanese apparently found acceptable solutions for trading agricultural products, while settling for a seven-year transition period before customs duties are eliminated in the automotive sector.
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Playing for the third time in four nights, the Devils trailed by 4-1 late in the second period before Butcher started the comeback by scoring off a deflected pass.
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Abortions are currently banned in Missouri after 24 weeks of gestation, and women seeking to terminate their pregnancies must undergo a 72-hour waiting period before they can access the procedure.
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It also created a two-year transition period before the cuts would go into effect, which was meant to give lawmakers time to come up with and pass a replacement bill.
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The second mention of San Bernardino came when the official was trying to explain why there was no grace period before the executive order went into effect, to help ease implementation.
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After the official notification, there is a one year waiting period before the exit takes effect – thus Washington is not out of the Paris deal, at least, until November of 2020.
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Mexico's congressional auditor ASF found a litany of problems when it scrutinized the government's efforts to combat trafficking in recent years, focusing on the period before the current administration took office.
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This paperwork should have the details on the offering, including the vesting period before you are eligible to exercise your options and what happens if you stop working at that company.
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A trader at a commercial bank in the capital Kampala said the shilling would trade in a 3,750-3,780 range in the period before a budget reading scheduled for June 13.
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Once it is determined the property is right to be auctioned, a marketing/sales and public relations plan is put together within a four to six week period before the auction.
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The LME, the world's oldest and largest market for industrial metals, said during the trial average daily volumes in the ring increased by 57% compared to the period before the trial.
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And I think the big change from the period before "Omnivore's Dilemma" is just that people are much more conscious and interested in the story of where their food comes from.
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Among the new bill's provisions is a three-year waiting period before asylum seekers can apply to bring their families to Denmark, which human rights activists have criticized as unusually cruel.
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Under U.S. sanctions law, importers of Iranian oil including China, India and Turkey, could be allowed a wind-down period before getting to zero oil purchases, including a short-term waiver.
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The back-and-forth theme continued into the third period, as Torrey Mitchell knotted the game at 2 midway through the period before Nash gave the Rangers the lead for good.
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Though slightly less restrictive than heartbeat bills in other states, it would still ban abortions starting just a few weeks after a missed period, before many people know they are pregnant.
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Premium design and inflation adjustments would be standardized across all the plans; the key choices would be daily benefit level, length of coverage and length of waiting period before coverage begins.
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There were four ties and seven lead changes in the third period before the Suns went on a 14-4 run and opened up an eight-point lead at 85-77.
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Boston scored three times in a 21:22 stretch to seize a 13-21 lead early in the third period before Thompson swatted home Brendan Leipsic's centering feed at 25:258.
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The Blues had to come back again to the tie the game at 2 on a goal by Jori Lehtera at 7:39 of the third period before Tarasenko took over.
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Graduates typically have a six-month grace period before student loan repayment begins, so the value of that loan interest deduction won't amount to much until the tax year following graduation.
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Crosby then gave Pittsburgh a 4-3 lead just 17 seconds into the third period before Sean Couturier poked in a rebound in the final minute of regulation which forced overtime.
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Harden's 533-pointer gave Houston a 72-67 lead with 2:52 left in the period before O'Neale and Georges Niang buried 3-pointers to give Utah a one-point edge.
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She told CNN that health care advocacy is a personal issue because she lost her insurance while she was pregnant and had a waiting period before being covered again by Medicaid.
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The third quarter was Netflix's last full period before streaming newcomers Apple TV Plus and Disney Plus launch in November, to be followed by HBO Max and Peacock early next year.
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A 2017 Iowa law that requires a minimum 72-hour waiting period before obtaining an abortion is also currently blocked while the Iowa Supreme Court decides whether to strike it down.
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New policies come with a 5.53-day waiting period before taking effect, so it makes sense to buy as soon as possible, given the heightened risk of flooding during hurricane season.
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Sanders returned to Capitol Hill this week, but spent the period before at home in Burlington, Vermont, where he livestreamed a "fireside chat," joined in-person by campaign manager Faiz Shakir.
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Meanwhile, state laws can impose additional costs; for example, some states require patients to visit a clinic for pre-abortion counseling, then undergo a waiting period before actually getting the medication.
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He inherits 37-year-old quarterback Eli Manning, who elevated his play under McAdoo for a period before experiencing a precipitous decline — along with the rest of the team — this season.
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The visitors were up by 217 at halftime and 113 in the first minute of the third period before coasting home to their third straight win over the Warriors this season.
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Staal's spinning backhander in the slot gave the Hurricanes a 4-1 lead with 4:14 remaining in the third period before Girgensons' goal with 1:01 left capped the scoring.
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NIJC was only able to meet [Pablo] and other plaintiffs by sending staff to Guatemala to catch them in the brief period before they were abruptly returned to their home countries.
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According to FEC filings posted Thursday, Lamb dramatically outraised Saccone from January 1 through February 21, the final complete filing period before the special election, which is set for March 13.
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The Islanders outshot the Avalanche 15-5 in the first period before Colorado mounted the most serious scoring threats in a second period, in which it outshot New York 13-9.
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The Bulldogs had multiple six-point leads early in the second period before the Friars battled back to tie it at 47 on two Cartwright free throws with 3.713:10 left.
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The letter said the prototype methodology would be subject to a comment period before going into effect and would comply with 2019 spending legislation that urged the creation of such measures.
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Scott's office responded saying the four voicemails, which were all received during a 36-hour period before the first resident died, were handed off to the appropriate agency and then deleted.
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The Trump administration on Thursday unveiled plans to raise tariffs on up to $60 billion of Chinese imports, although the measures have a 30-day consultation period before they take effect.
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Smith opened the scoring midway into the first period before White answered at 3:02 of the second by lifting a shot past Saros for his first goal since Nov. 11.
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There's also a 30-day waiting period before a new policy kicks in — meaning a homeowner buying now wouldn't be covered until right around the time those proverbial April showers arrive.
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Damon Severson and Travis Zajac scored to give the Devils a 153-0 lead with a little more than three minutes left in the first period before the Blackhawks took over.
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Abortions are currently banned in the state after 20 weeks of gestation, and women seeking to terminate their pregnancies must undergo a 24-hour waiting period before they can access the procedure.
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After a first half that featured five ties and 10 lead changes, Auburn and South Carolina remained deadlocked at 210-all in the fifth minute of the second period before Harper's layup.
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And the clock is ticking: The UK is supposed to leave the E.U. by March 2019; there has to be an agreement on the exit terms and the transition period before October.
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It coincides with the last interglacial warm period before the present one—a time when a crossing from Asia to America would not have been blocked by sky-high walls of ice.
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The new list will be proposed in the same manner as the first round and will go through a similar public comment period before any of them are activated, the spokeswoman said.
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Montreal had won two in a row and held a 403-240 lead just 21:202 into the second period before Washington pulled rookie goalie Pheonix Copley in favor of Braden Holtby.
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Unbridled lending fueled a consumer frenzy that lifted growth to an average 5 percent annually in the period before the 2009 recession, before the government introduced legislation clamping down on irresponsible lending.
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The Clippers led by as many as 218 points in the final period before a three-point play by Antonio Blakeney got the Bulls within 215-212 with 210:210 to play.
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When they got their first period before age 153, women were 10 percent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease than when they started menstruating at age 13 or older, the study found.
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Roy was serving for mouthing an ill-timed will-you-date-me query to Betty Franklin in the middle of Professor Cherington's history lesson on the dark period before The Long War.
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Doncic finished with 18 points, 14 rebounds and 15 assists for the Mavericks, who trailed 73-69 with 4:52 remaining in the third period before dominating the rest of the game.
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Doncic finished with 29 points, 14 rebounds and 23 assists for the Mavericks, who trailed 222-23 with 248.2:215 remaining in the third period before dominating the rest of the game.
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As with any U.S. regulatory change, the housing department is required to go through and respond to all submissions received during the public comment period before it decides on its next step.
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"It's probably a bit too harsh a hit," he added, saying more detail was needed from the company, which is in a quiet period before its third-quarter results on Oct. 25.
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Montreal had won two in a row and held a 4-2 lead just 1:35 into the second period before Washington pulled rookie goalie Pheonix Copley in favor of Braden Holtby.
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That effort is being closely watched by insurers and other healthcare players for any signals it will send on how officials will handle ObamaCare in the interim period before it is repealed.
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He was a jihadist ideologue, they held; he spent time with Mohammed in the period before and during the killings; and he knew Mohammed to have been a jihadist ideologue as well.
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Deletion from the Superfund list requires agreement both by the EPA and the state that a cleanup is complete, a public comment period before deletion and approval from EPA headquarters in Washington.
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Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo stopped 23 of 211 shots he faced in the first period before being replaced in net by Al Montoya, who went on to stop 214 of 21 shots.
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But the new policy included a 28503-day grace period before the military would begin covering medical care for transgender troops and troops could change their gender in the Pentagon's personnel system.
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The data shows 234 Russian navy ships have gone through the Bosphorus en route to Syria since late September, compared with five in the 13-day period before the truce — from Aug.
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They led 33-15 after the first quarter and spent the remainder of the game — except for a brief period before the half — enjoying double-digit leads that eventually reached 26 points.
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To support this mission, we did all the usual financial advice, including shopping with a list, having a waiting period before buying something, saving money first, meal planning, and having a budget.
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Bergeron scored twice in the first period before netting his third goal on a backhander off an Ottawa defender at 229:38 of the third period for his fourth career hat trick.
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One popular loan is the interest-only adjustable rate mortgage, with which a borrower pays only the interest for a period before the rate resets and principal becomes part of the payment.
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The mechanism that allowed the bacteria to become so harmful is still unclear, but the scientists believe it had something to do with a peculiarly wet and warm period before the outbreak.
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The Swiss bank also insisted on Orcel serving his full gardening leave - the period before which he could take up his new job – which pushed back his start date to April 2019.
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Appleton cleaned up a rebound in the slot to open the scoring at 4:38 of the first period before Jones answered 88 seconds later following a hard drive to the net.
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Stoyanov's employer, Kaspersky, declined to comment, but referred back to an earlier statement in which it said the charges against Stoyanov related to a period before he joined the company in 2012.
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The Rebels went on a 6-1 spurt to get their deficit down to 27-21 with 3:13 left in the period before Auburn settled for a 31-24 halftime lead.
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Evidence of Stone, Bronze and Iron Age life had been discovered, and there is a Saxon window in the local church that dates to the period before the Norman invasion of 1066.
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The Stars then scored three goals in a short span to start the third period before 85,630 at Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, the second-largest crowd to attend an NHL game.
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If a family left Beijing and came back, the child would have to stay at home for an extended period before returning to class to make sure they hadn't caught SARS elsewhere.
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Today, many of us think of the plague as something confined to the history books -- a grim symbol of the medieval period, before doctors knew about the existence of viruses or bacteria.
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In that early meeting, a source told CNN, the leaders talked about allowing Democrats to lay out their case over a two-week period before Republicans make a move to dismiss it.
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Typically, the House has a 72-hour wait period before voting on legislation after it is filed, a rule intended to give lawmakers time to review bill text before voting on it.
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Emails shared with Motherboard show that Jeremy Carlson, HCL America's deputy general manager of operations sent at least a half-dozen emails to contractors in the two week period before the vote.
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They considered a continuous coverage policy that would have penalized uninsured people when they finally did enroll in an insurance plan by establishing a waiting period before preexisting conditions would be covered.
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Justice McMahon said in court on Friday that if Mr. McArthur had been younger the judge would have accepted prosecutors' recommendation to extend the period before a parole hearing to 50 years.
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With its new rule, which will undergo a 60-day notice and comment period before being finalized, the Trump administration is proposing to get rid of the protections for gender identity altogether.
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Trump signed a presidential memorandum on Thursday that could impose tariffs on up to $60 billion of imports from China, although the measures have a 30-day consultation period before they take effect.
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Trump signed a presidential memorandum on Thursday that could impose tariffs on up to $60 billion of imports from China, although the measures have a 0.43-day consultation period before they take effect.
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In their papers this spring, Berges, Gasenzer and their collaborators independently described prescaling for the first time, a period before universal scaling that their papers predicted for nuclear collisions and ultracold atoms, respectively.
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Tanev restored Winnipeg's lead on a wrist shot 16 seconds into the second period before Morrow made it a two-goal game when he scored with 13:35 remaining in the middle frame.
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If Stormont (what NI's seat of government is called) decides to exit this setup at any point, there's a two year grace-period before it officially ends, ideally to work out another alternative.
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Neither team scored in the first period before the second period brought more offense from the Penguins and Capitals, who wore their old-school red, white and blue uniforms with stars on them.
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The Islanders trailed by 2-1 in the first period before scoring the next four goals and holding off Dallas in the third to improve to 12-33-1 against Western Conference teams.
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Nicklas Backstrom cut the lead to 4-3 on a goal with 6:40 left in the second period before Ovechkin tied it on the power play score 1:02 into the third.
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The Hornets opened the third quarter with a 12-4 run and eventually led 88-83 late in the period before the Lakers came back to lead 96-5.93 going into the fourth.
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Michelle Karvinen sent Finland 4-0 up with a shot from just inside the attacking area in the second period before the Swedes showed their first semblance of fight to pull one back.
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The law, passed by Iowa's Republican-controlled House and Senate last month, bans abortions once a pregnancy reaches 20 weeks and stipulates a three-day waiting period before women can undergo any abortion.
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OPEC sources have indicated the organisation has up to 180 days, until the end of the sanctions phase-in period, before needing to decide whether to increase output elsewhere to compensate for Iran.
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BLACKHAWKS 6, BRUINS 4 Patrick Kane had three goals and an assist as host Chicago raced to a six-goal lead in the second period before hanging on for a win over Boston.
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But the Trump administration's decision to cancel television ads promoting enrollment is raising questions about how much support officials will provide for the system in the interim period before any repeal takes effect.
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It's now up to the Office of Management and Budget to approve the rule, after which it would be published and subject to a public comment period before any final version is passed.
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Dineobellator was built to be a carnivorous predator who thrived, even during the reign of Tyrannosaurus rex at the end of the Cretaceous period before the mass extinction event 66 million years ago.
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As the next two charts reveal, once that happened, the number of tweets from real people spiked — and so did the number of bots, substantially in comparison to the relatively inactive period before.
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But there were moments in New York, especially during the liminal pre-renaissance period before New York traded half its roster for Carmelo Anthony, when Stoudemire seemed most headily and happily a superstar.
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Fourth-quarter sales - covering a period before the coronavirus took hold - rose a currency-adjusted 10% to 5.84 billion euros, while operating profit came in at 245 million euros, missing analysts' mean forecasts.
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The most optimistic projections call for a V-shaped recovery, in which the economy would bottom out for only a short period before sharply bouncing back, as Markets Insider's Ben Winck recently reported.
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She played tennis and did improv and had friends just like anyone else her age, although — "I did get my TV period before I got my real period," she recalls with a laugh.
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Under law, the BLM now has a 22019-day waiting period before it can open up calls from fossil fuel companies for tracts to bid on and file its finalized Notice of Decision.
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The Predators took a 2-0 lead early in the first period before the Stars thrilled the huge crowd with four goals in less than eight minutes in the second and third periods.
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We have entered a roughly 100-day transition period before implementing our transformation, which is the result of a comprehensive review of ODNI, something DNI Coats pledged to lead during his confirmation hearing.
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Skinner's backhand shot from in close extended the Sabres' lead to 4-2 just 47 seconds into the third period before Kotkaniemi converted a fortunate bounce off the end boards 57 seconds later.
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Skinner's backhand shot from in close extended the Sabres' lead to 4-2 just 47 seconds into the third period before Kotkaniemi converted a fortunate bounce off the end boards 57 seconds later.
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This year, that quarter's figures will not be available before the end of February, making the projection largely reliant on the economy's performance in the period before demonetization, when consumer demand was strong.
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Under law, the BLM now has a 30-day waiting period before it can open up calls from fossil fuel companies for tracts to bid on and file its finalized Notice of Decision.
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Background: Deletion from the Superfund list requires agreement both by the EPA and the state that a cleanup is complete, a public comment period before deletion and approval from EPA headquarters in Washington.
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The Blackhawks, who blew a three-goal lead in the third period in a loss Saturday at St. Louis, built a two-goal advantage in the first period before Minnesota tied the score.
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The Blackhawks, who blew a three-goal lead in the third period in a loss Saturday at St. Louis, built a two-goal advantage in the first period before Minnesota tied the score.
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Amid the turmoil, the 12-month period before Ma hands over to Zhang will enable a smooth transition at Alibaba, Karen Chan, an equities analyst with Jefferies, wrote in a research note Monday.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. Trade Representative's Office declined to comment on the proposed tariff rate increase or on whether any changes would alter the deadlines laid out for comment period before implementation.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. Trade Representative's Office declined to comment on the proposed tariff rate increase or on whether changing them would alter the deadlines laid out for comment period before implementation.
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The data from June, to be released on Friday, will reflect the period before President Trump officially began a trade war last week by imposing tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese-made goods.
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Fourth-quarter sales - covering a period before the coronavirus took hold - rose a currency-adjusted 10% to 5.84 billion euros, while operating profit came in at 245 million euros, missing analysts' mean forecasts.
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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal published Friday, Barr said the review is focused primarily on U.S. intelligence gathering during the period before the FBI opened its inquiry in July 2016.
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The proposal, which will undergo a public comment period before being finalized, is expected to intensify a legal battle between the EPA and California and the states that have adopted its emissions rules.
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There are only three abortion-providing clinics statewide, and women seeking to terminate a pregnancy must also go through state-mandated counseling and a 48-hour waiting period before they can access the procedure.
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Bundlers recalled hard sell after hard sell by Republicans seeking exclusive commitments, and if their candidate dropped out, there was no grace period before vulture finance operations swarmed and asked them for their Rolodex.
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"I think it is important that in delivering for the British people we are out of the implementation period before the next general election," May said in a speech to business leaders in London.
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A VA news release on March 31 said an internal review recommended that the person be dismissed, but the law requires a 30-day waiting period before a final decision can be carried out.
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S&P Global has told Lebanese officials it will allow a six-month grace period before deciding whether to downgrade the country's sovereign credit rating, a local newspaper said on Thursday without citing sources.
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Some lawmakers on the committee say the White House, and Bannon, are relying on an overly broad definition of executive privilege in refusing to answer questions about the transition period, before Trump was inaugurated.
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To ensure ample room for future growth, a startup should be careful not to push its market cap too high by taking more funding rounds than needed during the growth-stage period before IPO.
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That leaves the bloc with an uncomfortable choice: either use a 180 day grace period before sanctions apply to toughen the JCPOA – which Iran may not accept – or grudgingly comply with Trump's red lines.
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He claimed that there will be rides available in the nuTonomy autonomous vehicles immediately in one moment, and in another admitted that there would need to be a development period before that can happen.
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Harden and Dekker followed by combining for 17 points the remainder of the period before Curry beat the buzzer with a 3 that gave the Warriors a 62-57 halftime lead and reclaimed momentum.
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Additionally, the report argues that mandating face scans is such a huge expansion of the DHS's authority it should have been scrutinized during a public comment period before implementation, as required by federal law.
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During its tenure, Thames Water invested more than 11 billion pounds, or around 1 billion pounds a year, more than twice that invested during the five-year period before privatization in 1989, it said.
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He sent a formal letter to Congress last month that begins the renegotiation process, beginning a 90-day waiting period before U.S. trade officials can begin talking with the other countries about a reformulation.
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When you're a true fan of a TV series, like I am about HGTV's Fixer Upper, you dread the end of an episode and the inevitable seven-day waiting period before the next one.
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Auburn worked its way to a 23-10 cushion midway through the opening period before the Wildcats began a comeback that cut their deficit to 29-32.73 with 4:25 left in the half.
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It would grant a three-year grace period before small sellers selling from their own websites would have to collect sales tax, but would allow no grace period for those selling on electronic platforms.
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Compared with 2002 to 2008 - the period before recommendations against use - in 2009 to 2015 prescriptions for non-opioid cough and cold medicines dropped 70% for kids under 2 years old, the study found.
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The risk-averse nature of major studios is hardly a news flash, which explains why the period before, during and after the original "Star Wars" has suddenly become one of the galaxy's busiest quadrants.
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He said the yield curve - the difference between the return on short and long-term debt - had been flat in the period before World War One, when the gold standard was still in force.
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"We wait for a period (before burying the body), depending how full the fridges are," said Dr Modhar Alomary, who is in charge of the morgue, the sound of outgoing artillery in the background.
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Multi-strategy funds that pursue a number of investment themes and often require a longer notice period before returning investors' money faced their biggest wave of monthly outflows since December 2014, the report said.
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The proposal, which will require a 60-day public comment period before it can be finalized, could affect the ability of millions of workers to pursue wage claims under a concept called joint employment.
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The Nets fell behind by 18 in the second quarter but cut the deficit to 10 midway through the period before the Knicks opened it up again, building a 61-41 advantage at halftime.
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There were no hearings where outsiders were questioned, no meaningful floor debates — just a few perfunctory statements at public meetings and a 30-day comment period before the agency could issue a final proposal.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly raised doubts about the integrity of the American voting system in the period before the election in November and has falsely said since his victory that millions of people voted illegally.
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"We have to give it a pretty significant cooling-off period before getting back into how these rules should work," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri and the chairman of the Rules Committee.
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Players are allowed only two mistakes — either an unsuccessful attempted test by a doping control officer or failing to submit a location — in a 12-month period, before the third strike triggers a suspension.
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Oklahoma City never trailed in the game but was up just 45-40 past the midpoint of the second period before a 14-3 run put them in command the rest of the way.
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At $1,999, ($1,799 during the preorder period before March), it's one of the priciest of the bunch up front, with a $29 per month subscription required to access some of its content and features.
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The company attributed the profit decline to lower sales revenue, although it did not provide further information — Saudi companies issue brief earnings statements early in the reporting period before publishing more detailed results later.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday claimed that about 800,000 young people protected from deportation under an Obama-era program "have nothing to worry about" during the six-month delay period before the policy ends.
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In total, 37 states and the District of Columbia have an early voting period before Election Day and 27 states and the District of Columbia allow any voter to request a mail-in ballot.
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Their visas are valid for three years at a time, and can be renewed only once for another three-year period before workers are expected to leave the US for at least a year.
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It's that time of the year again, folks — that serene, short period before the hectic holiday shopping season where your wallet still feels comfortably padded, and your bank statement shows a balance with multiple zeros.
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Performance in the fourth quarter was boosted by a 14 percent climb in net interest income from the three-month period before as a result of loan growth and recent interest rate rises, it said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum last week that could impose tariffs on up to $2349.72 billion of imports from China, although the measures have a 30-day consultation period before they take effect.
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The period tracker app I use, Glow, was 12+, like other top period trackers, which seems terribly unfair since many girls get their period before age 12 (there are other period apps that are 9+).
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Shootings could cost more than $390M If the purchase is approved, the city will review the land survey, title and environmental audit during the due diligence period before closing by December 30, the statement said.
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The bits of scattered bone and a remarkably well-preserved braincase is offering an unprecedented glimpse into what these middling predators looked like in the immediate period before they evolved into their much larger form.
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Fitch downgraded Congo's Long-Term Foreign-Currency IDR to 'C' during the grace period and subsequently to 'RD' after the end of the grace period, before upgrading the sovereign to 'CCC' following the payment resumption.
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Kevin Roy scored 33 seconds into the period on a penalty that carried over from the first period before Vermette scored his second goal of the game off a rebound 3:01 into the period.
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An expected transition period before Brexit, which will expire in 2020, could also give Paris the chance to catch up with Frankfurt, which had been the most popular among banks looking for an EU base.
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Apple says developers of non-subscription apps may offer a "free time-based trial period" before presenting a full unlock option by setting up a non-consumable in-app purchase that doesn't cost any money.
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He joined The Post in 2007 but stayed only a short period before leaving for the Washington Times, telling his bosses that he could not pass up the large salary the conservative paper was offering.
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The procedure required complainants to receive counseling and meet directly with the objects of their complaint and their legal representatives for a set period before they could request any kind of hearing or file suit.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum last week that could impose tariffs on up to $60 billion of imports from China, although the measures have a 30-day consultation period before they take effect.
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The President's legal team has resumed some discussion with the special counsel in the weeks since Trump responded to written questions, mostly regarding possible collusion and the period before the inauguration, the two sources said.
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The Jazz led 65-51 at halftime, 90-72 after three quarters and 95-103 following a Jeff Green hoop in the first minute of the fourth period before Golden State made the finish interesting.
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An hour before the TMZ story was published, her Instagram account featured its first new post in months (an unusually long fallow period; before the hiatus announcement, a typical rate was several posts per week).
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And regardless, in determining "the extent to which the IRS audits and enforces the Federal tax laws against a President," it should be helpful to compare the period before and during President Trump's presidency. Rep.
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"There is no doubt that we are in a challenging time, but we have weathered this complicated period before as a nation and as an industry," said Mike Sommers, president of the American Petroleum Institute.
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The Blue Demons led by as many as five points in the first quarter and trailed just 28-27 in the second period before Manning put Missouri State ahead for good with her 3-pointer.
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President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on Friday that could see charges implemented on up to $60 billion of imports from Beijing, though the measures have a 30-day consultation period before they take effect.
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The bill would eliminate a required ultrasound and 22019-hour waiting period before the procedure can be performed, as well as requirements for clinics that, advocates say, are simply aimed at shutting down the facilities.
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While the benchmark S&P 500 index remains up 13.6 percent since the U.S. election, it has fallen 2.1 percent in the last two weeks, the most since the two-week period before the election.
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There's a three year waiting period before they can use the Netflix Marvel characters again and truly hopeful fans can cross their fingers for Jessica, Luke, Matt, and Danny reappearing on a Disney+ show in 2021.
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Evans made it a 12-point game again with a 3-pointer 40 seconds into the final period before Boston tightened the screws defensively and scored the game's next 16 points to go up 86-82.
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Andre Iguodala and Omri Casspi had dunks to get the Warriors rolling in the final period, before Thompson's 3-point run powered an 11-13 burst that opened a 100-83 lead with six minutes remaining.
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The Suns rallied within seven in the second quarter, but Indiana pulled away to as much as a 227-point advantage in the third period before coasting to its second-largest margin of victory this season.
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McConnell, a Republican, filed a petition for a cloture vote, which if successful would limit debate on the nomination and start the clock ticking on a final 30-hour waiting period before a Senate confirmation vote.
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Trump's trade team, led by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, was expected to begin the negotiating process for NAFTA soon and must trigger a 90-day consultation period before diving into trade talks with Canada and Mexico.
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I counted days eight times over a 25-month period before I found my footing in recovery, and it's been almost 27 years, a day at a time, since I've had a drink or a drug.
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Thankfully, the app gives you a grace period before you're required to subscribe, so you have a chance to explore the app and decide whether Bluprint (or crafting in general) is the right choice for you.
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That's why today's dinosaur discovery is so exciting; this is the first time that scientists have been given a glimpse of the evolutionary changes that occurred in the period before the T. rex made its debut.
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The rest of the money would come from public-private partnerships (PPPs) - deals in which private companies invest in infrastructure and are paid to operate it for a period, before eventually transferring it to the state.
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It also requires in-person counseling and a 24-hour waiting period before receiving an abortion, which means women must make repeat trips to the facility, a fact that's especially burdensome for those living outside Jackson.
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The "Gun Safety Not Sorry Act of 2017" mandates a seven-day waiting period before the purchase or transfer-of-ownership of a semiautomatic firearm, a silencer, armor piercing ammunition or a large capacity ammunition magazine.
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Why it matters: Experts say the overproduction of opioids has contributed significantly to the ongoing opioid epidemic in the U.S. What's next: The proposed quotas will go through a 30-day comment period before being finalized.
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And because some states, such as California, require a six-month waiting period before a divorce can be finalized, you could be on the verge of missing the deadline if you don't get the process started.
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"The British in India" actually begins in the period before the formation of the British Raj in 1858, which was a direct response to the Indian rebellion of the previous year against the East India Company.
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To that end, we have committed over $150 million across our film, television and parks businesses to help our employees and other workers, and to at least partially bridge the period before normal operations can restart.
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Connor deflected defenseman Anthony Bitetto's shot from the point to give Winnipeg a 2-1 lead with 2:54 remaining in the first period before Bjorkstrand answered with a one-timer 1:28 into the second.
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Houston reserves labored for a spell opening the period before Harden re-entered the game and quickly drilled two 3-pointers, the latter coming with 303:47 left in the half for a 55-33 lead.
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Mississippi also requires in-person counseling and a 24-hour waiting period before receiving an abortion, which means women must make repeat trips to the facility -- a fact that's especially burdensome for those living outside Jackson.
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President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on Friday that could see charges implemented on up to $60 billion of imports from China, though the proposed measures have a 30-day consultation period before they take effect.
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Because you have to sign the paperwork, and then you have the 72-hour [waiting period before] they can put the sticks in, and then that's still another 24 hours [before] they can do the procedure.
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The rule, which would end the practice of forcing airlines to allow different kinds of "emotional support" animals to travel in the cabin with passengers, will go through a 60-day public comment period before implementation.
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It was an adventure in defending for both teams at times, with Toronto pulling ahead, 5-1, in the first period before the Rangers scored four straight goals to hush the crowd at Air Canada Centre.
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We've seen much of this before: the period before the attacker's race or religious identity is pronounced—the period in which the media, judiciary, and state are unsure whether to call it "terrorism" or something else.
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Most of that purported evidence dated to the period before the 2015 accord was signed, although Netanyahu said Iran had also kept important files on nuclear technology since then and continued adding to its "nuclear weapons knowledge".
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In 2009, Alibaba began using the made-up "holiday" to promote discounts at retailers on its e-commerce platforms, as a means of boosting revenue in the traditionally quiet sales period before the Lunar New Year season.
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With a majority in the Senate, Republicans have the numbers to get through a cloture vote, but once they do, the previous version of the rules required an additional 30-hour debate period before a final vote.
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Back in 1995, the broke out of a yearlong period of consolidation to rise substantially; the market then entered another low-volatility period "before the trend ultimately resumed higher," Verrone wrote in a recent note to clients.
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The idea of the state ultimately ceding control over Rosneft had been floated before in government circles, but it has not been previously reported that Ulyukayev himself was actively promoting it in the period before his arrest.
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Miles Wood (one goal, one assist) cut the lead to 3-2 on his goal with 53 seconds left in the second period before Patrick Maroon (one goal, two assists) tied it early in the third period.
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And though they've been working to repair their marriage since, David's distance — which he previously said was in response to Shannon's stress — only reminds Shannon more and more of the period before he first cheated on her.
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Insurers also required a six-month waiting period before receiving coverage for pre-existing conditions and enforced a $2 million lifetime cap on coverage, both of which were components of the state's private individual market as well.
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Instead, any disputes would be subject to arbitration and the EU's current one-month notice period before withdrawing access would be extended for an unspecified period, according to a report in the Times newspaper on Nov. 1.
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They also discussed dates for renegotiating NAFTA in light of Robert Lighthizer's confirmation as the U.S. Trade Representative last week, a development necessary for Trump to trigger a 90-day consultation period before the renegotiation can begin.
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The Penguins built a 3-0 lead on goals by Jake Guentzel, Evgeni Malkin and Derick Brassard in the first period before Colorado tied it with second-period goals from Tyson Barrie, Carl Soderberg and Matt Nieto.
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The Devils squandered a two-goal lead in the third period before defenseman John Moore tallied 216 seconds into the extra session as the team concluded its four-game road trip with a 220-220-21 record.
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The Knicks then took over in the third and led 64-56 with 6:48 to play in the period before the Hornets came back to tie the game at 71-71 going into the fourth quarter.
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"I realized that the worst part of the entire experience was the two-month period before I was diagnosed — the time during which I felt something was wrong, but rationalized it away," he said in the statement.
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Some good advice is for parents to read "The Guide, Period." before giving it to their girls, both to determine whether they are truly ready to read it and to anticipate any queries that might come up.
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McDavid skated in from the right-wing boards and wristed a shot past Werner to give Edmonton a 2-1 lead at 12:14 of the first period before setting up Kassian's goal just 28 seconds later.
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While euro zone ministers did not make an unconditional promise of debt relief, they spelled out criteria for stretching out maturities on Greece's loans and the grace period before it has to start paying interest on them.
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Contrary to the unfulfilled promise of a 'temporary' 5-year period before the establishment of a Palestinian state, Israel continues to retain 87% of water for exclusive use, controlling every well and pipeline in the West Bank.
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It also highlighted a "significant increase" in overall rates of emergency room visits, from 739 per 100,000 in the three-year period before legalization to 956 per 100,000 in the first year and a half of legalization.
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It's the period before the borscht belt that informs Sims Foster, a co-founder of Foster Supply Hospitality, which owns four small hotels in the more-rural western part of the county, where Mr. Foster grew up.
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Certainly there is an odd magic at work at Belarussian Xata, where, as the meal progresses, the food grows increasingly rich — a kind of homage to hyperphagia, the fattening period before hibernation — yet the spirit stays light.
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The red dashed line shows where the rewards program began: The key problem here is that the researchers use only two data points during the long period before the program was implemented, and two data points afterward.
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The Blues then killed off a power play later in the period before getting the insurance goal with 3:08 remaining, when Alexander Steen fed Sundqvist on a rush for the goal that made it 4-2.
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Bonino's sharp-angle shot sailed under the crossbar at 5:47 of the third period before Hall tapped home a loose puck along the goal line to trim Nashville's lead to 5-33 with 8:51 remaining.
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The messages were from a time period before the two deadly crashes of 737 Max jets, which led global regulators to ground the entire fleet last March after the second crash, which involved an Ethiopian Airlines plane.
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Horvat converted a breakaway for his seventh tally at 11:24 of the second period before defenseman Taylor Fedun restored the Stars' two-goal advantage just over two minutes later after depositing his own rebound past Markstrom.
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Mylan's share price fell more than 12% in the roughly five-week period before it announced the Justice Department accord, following reports that members of Congress were accusing the company of misclassifying EpiPen and cheating the government.
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Testimony from the companies released last week revealed that posts from Russian agents on Facebook reached 126 million users over a two-year period before the election, while Twitter published more than 85033,000 messages from Russia agents.
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Connor's 28th goal of the season and fourth in six games opened the scoring at 252:226 of the first period before Tatar converted a seam pass from Nick Suzuki to forge a tie at 206:3053.
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Arizona trailed by 2-0 after one period before Duclair got a loose puck in front of the net and beat Pavelec for his third goal of the season at 6173 minutes 13 seconds of the second.
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Recent Democratic primary battles were all about the invisible primary, the yearlong period before the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary — when presidential candidates hired key staff members, seduced major donors and lined up crucial endorsements.
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And they surely might not understand the need to place a period before the handle of a user, when that handle is at the very start of a tweet you compose, yet not elsewhere in the tweet.
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And, Missourians already face other roadblocks in obtaining access to abortion: Pregnancies can't be terminated after 24 weeks of gestation, and women seeking an abortion must undergo a 72-hour waiting period before they can access the procedure.
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After finishing off the first period trailing by two goals, New Jersey's second-period turnaround resulted in the Devils carrying a 6-5 lead into the third period before Wood's third goal provided the final two-goal cushion.
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The Pistons led 54-46 at halftime and by as many as 14 in the third period before the Warriors rallied within 78-53 on a 3-pointer by Andre Iguodala with 2:06 left in the period.
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Both teams had chances in the second period before Reaves made it 2-1 on a deflected shot by Luca Sbisa, with Jets center Mathieu Perrault just missing on a pass from Little that had too much speed.
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I wonder if that's a particularly acute problem with Chrome OS, which struggled with Android apps through a prolonged beta period before they quietly slouched their way into some semblance of stability in the past year or so.
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The Lakers, who had lost six of their previous seven games, led just 218-223 midway through the third period before Hart bombed in four 215-pointers in a 212-210 flurry that opened a 215-point advantage.
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Manafort is accused of laundering more than $18 million in a nine-year period before running Trump's campaign, and the charges against him are the first that stem from special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian election meddling.
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Pastrnak (24 goals) tied the game at 4 just 6:23 into the final period before Gionta (553) made it 5-4 at the 8:02 mark and Nash (21) provided some insurance 9:18 into the period.
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Darren Helm also scored in the third period for the Red Wings while Mantha and Martin Frk scored in the first period before Zetterberg ended a 15-game goal-scoring drought to give Detroit a 3-0 lead.
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Paterno centers around the two-week period before and after allegations were made that Jerry Sandusky, Paterno's former defensive coordinator at Penn State, had for years been abusing young boys, many of them on the football team's facilities.
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In Missouri, legislators are contemplating a plan that would weaken a voter-passed initiative that limits the value of gifts lawmakers can accept from lobbyists and implements a cooling-off period before retiring legislators can become lobbyists themselves.
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The Pistons led 54-46 at halftime and by as many as 14 in the third period before the Warriors rallied within 78-76 on a 3-pointer by Andre Iguodala with 2:06 left in the period.
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The rules require prepaid card merchants to evaluate a customer's ability to repay before issuing them a credit line, and impose a 30-day waiting period before companies can offer a credit line on a new card account.
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Among the measures recommended by the Senate were a compulsory minimum period before banks can call on distressed farm loans, a ban on banks changing rural loan terms without consultation, and a compulsory national farm debt mediation scheme.
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There are also objections to a six-month waiting period before public reporting of companies that tap into the program — something defenders say is intentional in order to prevent negative market reaction for firms that go for assistance.
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All three states that have enacted a stop to abortions already have mandatory waiting periods on the books, which require patients to receive state-directed counseling followed by a 24-hour waiting period before the procedure is provided.
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The FTA, which represents members from the road, rail, sea and air industries, said it was petitioning government to urgently seek an extension to the transition period before the planned departure date at the end of the year.
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The market action can't all be blamed on Powell's ascension to Fed chair, but he will have little or no honeymoon period before being expected to raise interest rates and continue the unwind of the Fed's balance sheet.
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Playing off gender stereotypes to sell stuff is now explicitly against the law for advertisers in the UK. Britain's Advertising Standards Authority announced the ban in December, with a six-month buffer period before it went into effect.
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"Both trees used by the authors put many of the splits in the Mesozoic period, before dinosaurs became extinct, whereas many scientists, especially paleontologists, would put those splits after the extinction based on the [fossil record]," Polly told Gizmodo.
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Most of the purported evidence Netanyahu presented dated to the period before the 2015 accord was signed, although he said Iran had also kept important files on nuclear technology since then, and continued adding to its "nuclear weapons knowledge".
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But when she called the Pink House, she learned that she would have to come in for at least two appointments, because Mississippi has a mandatory counseling session and 24-hour waiting period before an abortion can be performed.
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Thursday's proposal, which is subject to a 60-day public comment period before it can be adopted, excludes smaller-reporting companies of less than $100 million in annual revenues from an outside auditor review of a firm's internal controls.
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Nike responded to their stories by revising contracts to include more protections for pregnant athletes, including adding an 18-month period before a baby's due date where a woman can't be hit with performance-related reductions to her pay.
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The Mavericks were still within 13, 88-75, in the third minute of the final period before the Warriors' Curry dropped in a floater and a 33-footer, helping Golden State rebuild a 20-point advantage before coasting home.
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The bank cited higher operating expenses due to an increase in impairment charges for credit losses for the reduction in net income Saudi companies issue brief earnings statements early in the reporting period before publishing more detailed results later.
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The teen consumed three caffeine-laced drinks -- a cafe latte, a large Diet Mountain Dew and an energy drink -- in a two-hour period before collapsing in his classroom at Spring Hill High School on April 26, Watts said.
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But in August 2015, a study by Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha at Flint's Hurley Medical Center found high blood lead levels in the city's children, particularly in comparison to the period before the city started using Flint River water.
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The Pacers rallied into a lead in the second quarter, and they were up 64-59 in the first minute of the third period before going into one of their shooting slumps that have plagued them in the series.
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Welcome bonus: Cards that offer a sign-up bonus will leave you with a more generous rewards haul after the holiday season is over — making this period before the holidays an ideal time to apply and maximize your spending.
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Mentions of "iPhone 8" on popular Chinese social media platform Weibo - an indicator of consumer interest - were running slightly ahead of the similar period before the iPhone 7 launch, but were far more muted than with the iPhone 6.
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Those requirements, among other things, impose a 72-hour waiting period before a woman can get her abortion, as well as mandate that she sign an acknowledgment of being given a booklet that claims human life begins at conception.
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Ward also set up Tomas Hertl's power-play goal that tied the game earlier in the period before scoring one of his own to help San Jose win its first playoff game when trailing after two periods since 2011.
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Some American officials believe China's efforts in the region echo the period before and during World War II, when Japan wrested control of island assets, which were won back in turn by American and Australian troops in bloody battles.
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The Islanders, playing without top defenseman Johnny Boychuk (upper body) and Travis Hamonic (lower body), limited the Rangers to just eight shots in the third period before right winger Kyle Okposo scored an empty netter with 22013 seconds remaining.
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A source at a trading company buying Iranian oil said it hoped to keep buying at least during the six-month "wind down" period before new sanctions take effect, but expected banking issues to put a stop to trade.
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To be fair, Prime Day is only in its infancy, while Alibaba's bonanza has been around since 2009, when the company began using the "holiday" to promote sales during the usually slow period before the Lunar New Year season.
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In August 2015, a study by Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha at Flint's Hurley Medical Center found high levels of lead in blood samples from the city's children, particularly in comparison to the period before the city started using Flint River water.
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Phaneuf pulled Ottawa within 6-5 at 6:17 of the third period before Rust scored on a penalty shot after being hooked by defenseman Chris Wideman, prompting Boucher to pull goalie Craig Anderson, who stopped 36 of 43 shots.
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Traditionally, Hollywood studios, and even Amazon, have adopted 90-day theatrical release window, which means the film will run in theaters for that time period before being available on video-on-demand or on a streaming service's site or app.
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St. Louis kicked off the campaign Wednesday with a 5-2 triumph at Chicago, as Paul Stastny set up Vladimir Tarasenko's tying goal in the final minute of the second period before breaking the deadlock 55 seconds into the third.
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During an onstage interview with Recode's Peter Kafka, Hastings said he thinks it's "inevitable that the current window system breaks down," referring to theatrical release systems, the time period before movies come to DVD and eventually become available as home rentals.
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So after an eye-watering 14,000 percent price surge in 2017, is this the beginning of the end for Bitcoin whose crypto-rivals also now number more than 23,000, or is this just a consolidation period before the next price surge?
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The test includes instructions on how to properly take a urine sample, how to connect it to the user's smartphone via Bluetooth, and then provides calming, informational, or entertaining distractions during the three-minute waiting period before the results are displayed.
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Most scholars agree that the earliest Biblical texts—including the Book of Joshua, Judges, and the two Books of Kings—took shape during what's known as the late First Temple Period, before Jerusalem fell to the Babylonian king in 586 BCE.
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The Swiss, using the game as a dress rehearsal for their World Cup group stage match against Central American side Costa Rica, scored four times in a 17-minute first half period before adding two more in the second half.
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And Lundqvist made a great save on a Giroux shot from right in front of the crease with 6 minutes 46 seconds left in the period before denying Gostisbehere on a breakaway with 1:03 to play in the period.
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The Hurricanes (10-8-4) were denied on their first power play of the third period before Williams cashed in the next time after a delay of game penalty on the Predators, who had a four-game winning streak snapped.
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Traditionally, Hollywood studios, and even Amazon, have adopted a 90-day theatrical release window, which means the film will run in theaters for that time period before being available on video-on-demand or on a streaming service's site or app.
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Green beat the halftime horn with a 3-pointer to push the Golden State lead to 63-49 at the break, and Golden State went on to lead by as many as 20 in the third period before the Pistons rallied.
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Traditionally, Hollywood studios, and even Amazon, have adopted 90-day theatrical release window, which means a film will run in theaters for that time period before being available on video-on-demand or on a streaming service's site or app.
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Playing for the third time on a five-game trip, the Pelicans used accurate 123-point shooting to go up by as many as 17 points in the first half and 16 in the third period before the Warriors rallied.
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"He was the biggest serf owner in old Tibet, and has no qualifications at all to talk about human rights," it added, referring to the period before what China calls its "peaceful liberation" of the remote Himalayan region in 1950.
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Buzyn told Le Parisien newspaper that there would be a phase-out period before 2021, with the government initially aiming to cut refunds for the drugs from 30% of their cost to 15% as of January 2020 as a first step.
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Therapists and medical providers refer to this as "insistent, persistent, and consistent"—that is, a child's transgender identity must be repeatedly and continuously asserted over many years, not just a brief period before any medical professional renders any kind of treatment.
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Use of the "love" reaction option also increased after Election Day, but to a lesser extent: Users "loved" congressional posts 7 million times in the nine-month period before the election and 12 million times in the same period afterward.
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