These are the two major powers of the world, military powers as well as economic powers.
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The presidency has many powers, awesome powers, but Congress also has powers, and impeachment is one of them.
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I believe they are called the Allied powers and the Axis powers, and we used to be with the Allied powers.
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Perhaps, then, Allison's model should be expanded to include not only "great powers", but also "not-so-great powers, with great powers behind them".
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The powers are there in Investigatory Powers Act and compel total secrecy.
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Category power is the conversion of the previously mentioned powers into disruptive powers.
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Impending catastrophe grants the president broad powers, and those powers are used broadly.
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The Investigatory Powers Bill is an attempt to bring together the UK's varied, and arguably muddled, surveillance powers under one legislative umbrella, and provide new powers too.
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Some of the president's broad powers would also be clipped and parliament's powers expanded.
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Democrats invoke War Powers Act in effort to rein in Trump In their effort to restrain US conflict with Iran, congressional Democrats are invoking the War Powers Resolution, otherwise known as the War Powers Resolution of 1973 or the War Powers Act.
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It will require substantial additional powers for the Scottish parliament: all the powers in our areas of responsibility that currently lie with the EU - and significant new powers too.
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Congress also exerted its power over war powers with the War Powers Act of 28500.
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Those powers will be authorised under the Investigatory Powers Bill, or IP Bill, if passed.
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Evil powers are more destructive, while good powers tend to be more precise, such as sniping.
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That means Axis Powers, Allied Powers, and everything else associated with the human version of history.
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Under his plan, some of the president's broad powers would be clipped and parliament's powers expanded.
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In their effort to restrain US conflict with Iran, congressional Democrats are invoking the War Powers Resolution, otherwise known as the War Powers Resolution of 1973 or the War Powers Act.
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On Monday, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT), a court tasked with keeping tabs on the country's surveillance powers, highlighted the intense veil of secrecy that has formed around the UK's use of bulk powers, and the lack of oversight around those powers, in a written judgment.
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"We are going to dust off some old powers of Congress, and we are going to exercise all of the powers we have to vindicate the powers of the people," he said.
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Jackson teases that, while Larson's character has ample powers, Fury doesn't necessarily see those powers right away.
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Snyder's Superman is haunted by his own powers, while simultaneously blind to the harm those powers cause.
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Privacy and human rights groups have also criticized bulk powers, arguing the powers are disproportionate and unnecessary.
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Progressives weren't interested in academic debates over federalism — the proper balance between state powers and federal powers.
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The special counsel has awesome powers, as you know, but the president has even more awesome powers.
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In essence, Murphy said, it's a restatement of Congress' constitutional powers and of the War Powers Act.
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The states have certain powers, and among those powers is the power to regulate the insurance industry.
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That first movie ended with a tease of baby Jack Jack&aposs powers, emphasis on powers, plural.
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Past resolutions invoking the War Powers Act have been joint resolutions, such as the Yemen War Powers bill and the Senate version of the Iran War Powers resolution recently introduced by Democratic Sen.
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If Sasha gives in to Lilith, she'll gain real her powers — in fact, she's already exhibiting those powers.
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It's probably safe to assume that Indiana Jones is no ordinary man — Grail powers or no Grail powers.
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Both are beloved icons with telekinetic powers, and they tend to use their powers to accomplish similar goals.
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The UK controversially legislated last year to expand and extend state surveillance powers, via the Investigatory Powers Act.
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"No president should have unlimited powers, especially when those powers are hurting innocent farmers and businesses," he said.
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That gives the authorities broad powers to conduct raids and detain people under house arrest, among other powers.
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While the President has vast pardon powers over federal crimes, those powers do not extend to state crimes.
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Trump said he was acting under the powers granted to him by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
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Laura Weidman Powers CODE2040, led by Laura Weidman Powers, had a year full of partnerships and money coming in.
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When Jessica Jones season 3 picks up, Trish is fully embracing her powers but... her powers are kinda vague.
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""For some other powers, their privileged position is usurped by the emergence of one or more new stronger powers.
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She, like every other female lead in the Austin Powers franchise, has shagged and been wronged by Austin Powers.
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"The special counsel has awesome powers, as you know, but the president has even more awesome powers," Stone added.
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Should the government use its existing antitrust powers more vigorously, and should Congress broaden those powers with new law?
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The International Atomic Energy Agency has broad powers to inspect Iran under its 2015 nuclear agreement with major powers.
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It is the second time Congress has invoked the War Powers Act to attempt to restrict presidential war powers.
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On whether great powers abide by the rule of law, it is the scholar Graham Allison who famously posited that legal institutions are only for "small powers" and that "great powers" do not necessarily recognize them.
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The separation of powers is as much a separation of popular constituencies as it is a separation of legal powers.
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The FCA said that stronger powers had since been introduced to give it greater powers to act in future cases.
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Sweeping powers The new assembly has wide-ranging powers and is expected to rewrite the Venezuelan Constitution at Maduro's behest.
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There are two great powers and a couple of lesser powers that are attempting to knock over our apple cart.
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Britain is already implementing sweeping new powers for police and security services under the Investigative Powers Act enacted last year.
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Instead of where we were heading — to limit the powers of the board — people are talking about expanding those powers.
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The victims were Bible&aposs sister-in-law, Tracy Powers; her 4-month-old son, Justin; and Powers&apos roommate, Hudgins.
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It's not just the godlike powers — it's that he shows how one can use those powers without treating others like garbage.
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"While we have deep reservations, if powers are conferred upon us, we have the duty to use those powers," he said.
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EIOPA did not need any new powers and should instead focus on using its existing powers to the full, she added.
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But when it comes to sovereign powers, 42 percent said some powers should be returned from Brussels to individual national governments.
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In a statistical study of revisionist powers, Yale University's Jason Lyall found that revisionist powers often fail by adopting disastrous strategies.
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WHEN WE'VE HAD DISAGREEMENTS WITH UP-AND-COMING ECONOMIC POWERS OR UP-AND-COMING, YOU KNOW, WORLD POWERS, IT'S BEEN DIFFERENT.
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But their detachment from earthly powers, and especially from the use of force by earthly powers, can make them progressive heroes.
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Let law enforcement take advantage of expanded hacking powers: A recent change in criminal law gives the government broader hacking powers.
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Legal status as a corporation endows businesses like the Trump Organization with great powers, and with those powers come specific responsibilities.
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So what the Fed is using another set of powers, lending powers, which we used in the 2008 crisis as well.
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The real conflict in the Middle East is between the Shia powers in Iran and the Sunni powers in Saudi Arabia.
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The War Powers Act of 85033, also known as the war powers resolution, has previously been invoked as a joint resolution.
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The move would give his office vast new powers; the Constitution is not clear on what limits those powers might have.
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Katherine Louise Powers, a daughter of Jane Levine Powers and David S. Powers of Ithaca, N.Y., was married July 30 to Jesse Adam Kooperman, a son of Denise E. Kooperman and David I. Kooperman of Trumansburg, N.Y. Rabbi Laurence L. Edwards officiated at the John Joseph Inn in Groton, N.Y. Ms. Powers, 29, will keep her name.
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After the alleged murder, Powers allegedly held Hill's girlfriend hostage overnight before she escaped, at which point Powers fled, according to Rolstad.
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The victims were Bible&aposs sister-in-law, Tracy Powers; her 4-month-old son, Justin; and Powers&apos roommate, Pam Hudgins.
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Silk was bit by the same spider that bit Peter Parker and gave him powers, and that spider granted her similar powers.
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But Linux is the "platform" that powers every single Android phone, and the "platform" that powers a large majority of internet servers.
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As the head of the Executive Branch, the President is ultimately responsible for all powers wielded by that Branch, including prosecutorial powers.
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But she said any adoption of greater powers would not amount to "regulatory creep" or "new powers for the sake of it".
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Meese's logic was grounded in separation of powers concerns and the possibility that agencies were inappropriately divesting their powers during settlements negotiations.
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Powers: An OP ability to hold energies that allow for mind control, energy, and astral projection, along with telekinetic and telepathic powers.
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FISA sets rules for surveillance and collection of information between foreign powers or agents of foreign powers suspected of espionage or terrorism.
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The Constitution does grant a number of international relations powers to the president, but it also limits those powers in various ways.
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Basically, Trump can only use specific powers Congress has already codified in law, and he has to say which powers he's using.
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Congress needs to fulfill its responsibilities and exert its powers, including the War Powers Act, the power of the purse, inherent powers of contempt such as arrest and fines to obtain compliance with Congressional subpoenas, and the power of impeachment.
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Under Maduro, Venezuela has limited the powers of the opposition-run legislature, jailed opposition politicians and created a parallel congress with unlimited powers.
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Hargrave and Young display a deep understanding of each character's powers, creating scenes where those powers collaborate and fuse together in innovative ways.
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American democracy is a separation-of-powers system, in which Congress and the presidency are independent branches, but Congress has many more powers.
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The changing language in the ASEAN Chairman's Statement is more evidence that the big powers matter and the smaller powers must accommodate them.
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The UK government's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation has supported the inclusion of bulk collection powers contained within the controversial Investigatory Powers bill.
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Years after he began writing critically about expanded Presidential powers, "all these powers are now in the hands of Donald Trump," he said.
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But it's also a reflection of the line between the powers the executive branch has on immigration and the powers reserved for Congress.
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The president later referred to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) in a separate tweet, linking it to "Presidential powers" and China.
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The destroyer escort John J. Powers was named after him, and a monument to Lieutenant Powers stands in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx.
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Lacking those powers, CISA has to rely on its federal law enforcement partners to use their powers to identify owners of vulnerable systems.
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The regions were given important powers — some have fiscal autonomy — that went beyond the powers delegated to semiautonomous regions in most federal countries.
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Both the House and Senate versions of the bill invoke the War Powers Act, otherwise known as the War Powers Resolution of 1973.
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"Meeting public expectations means using our powers effectively, working closely with other regulators and identifying where gaps in those powers exist," Bischoff said.
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Even though bulk hacking powers would be cemented in law by the Investigatory Powers Bill, Privacy International still thinks it has a case.
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He came into office to an enormous suite of powers: to an imperial presidency whose powers of life and death have been expanded over the past couple of decades, and a total organizational blank slate as to how those powers would be channeled.
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People have talked about the inspector general at the Justice Department, but he does not have subpoena powers and a lot of other powers.
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It's experienced a full-blown resurgence of magical powers: ancient gods walk the earth and some individuals manifest special abilities known as clan powers.
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Better, then, to assume the real problem is not so much that the president is exceeding his powers as that those powers are excessive.
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The UK government has announced new powers for police to tackle illegal use of drone technology, including powers to land, seize and search drones.
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Here is a summary of new powers introduced by the law, and other recent changes and proposals designed to increase the authorities' antiterrorism powers.
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Riboud stayed on as chairman with expanded powers, focusing notably on the long-term, but these powers were expected to end sometime this year.
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The President has loads of power Since, really, Bill Clinton, we've seen presidents seek to expand their powers while limiting the powers of Congress.
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She was a key sponsor of the Investigatory Powers Act that gave the UK government broad surveillance powers and access to citizens online activity.
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These new powers will allow APRA to manage the financial stability risks posed by the activities of non-bank lenders, complementing APRA's current powers.
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Russia can tick off all the world powers, but those powers will not do anything because Russia has the energy it needs to operate.
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The War Powers Resolution passed with unanimous support among Democrats and a small segment of Republicans who have signaled constitutional crisis over war powers.
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The ultimate realist, Mr. Putin understands Russia's relative weakness, but regularly demonstrates that declining powers can be at least as disruptive as rising powers.
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In fact, among the world's greatest powers, or even among those powers that are considered an emerging threat, the U.S. remains their most potent rival.
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Executive legislative prerogative is more and more governing our nation and therefore diminishing the Constitutional doctrines of separation of powers and the powers of Congress.
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That is, unless it aligns with the facts that the powers that be, or the powers that wannabe, and their supporters, deem are the facts.
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But, an indictment of the president does not really raise a separation of powers concern because the powers in play here are not truly separate.
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Last month the U.K. government announced new powers for police to tackle illegal use of drone technology — including powers to land, seize and search drones.
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In the face of an administration that is trying to amass dictatorial powers, Democrats need to bring to bear all the powers of their own.
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They have expansive powers to conduct investigation long before a crime is committed, so why aren't they using those powers to address white supremacist violence?
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Leaders of the world's 20 main industrial powers, plus a dusting of international institutions and secondary powers, posed for a photo at the Hamburg Congress Centre.
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The plan to use such powers, often referred to as 'Henry VIII powers' after the 16th century monarch who ruled by proclamation, also drew wider criticism.
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The Goods: Vanya's Long Dormant Powers When Vanya's powers appear towards the end of the first season of the show, no one is safe from them.
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We are going to fight, we're gonna face ethical dilemmas with these in the same way that the technology that powers cars also powers tanks, right?
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The first is federalism — the principle, enshrined in the Constitution, that federal powers are limited and that states are left the powers not given the feds.
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Instead, they're efforts to aggressively use the existing powers the executive branch already has — powers that have simply been used with more restraint in the past.
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As shown by the wording of the Tenth Amendment (reserving unlisted powers to the states and people), the founders rejected the idea of implied sovereign powers.
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A delicate balance of powers To be sure, members of the federal bench -- appointed for life -- often navigate a difficult line in the separation of powers.
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In September 2017, IOCCO gave way to the new Investigatory Powers Commissioner Office (IPCO), as part of the UK's new surveillance legislation the Investigatory Powers Act.
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The programmes aim to show that, unlike other rising powers in history, China (thanks to Mr Xi) has managed to maintain stable relations with established powers.
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Scotland was given some spending powers in a devolution process that began in the 1990s, and has slowly been given powers to raise its own funds.
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Or will it resign itself to becoming, at best, an impotent witness to the rivalry among the great global powers or, at worst, these powers' playground?
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And a narrow majority (52%) say the Democrats have exercised their constitutional powers properly during the impeachment inquiry, 40% say they have abused their constitutional powers.
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In 1973, Congress passed the War Powers Act, an attempt to clarify where the executive's "commander in chief" powers ended and Congress' "declare war" power began.
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Russia and Iran back Assad against rebels supported by Western powers, while both sides, aided by Sunni powers such as Saudi Arabia, fight against Islamic State militants.
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Serena Powers Tim Powers is one of the foremost practitioners of the secret history genre, in which real historical events are revealed to have surprising fictional explanations.
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Congressional legislative and investigatory powers Beyond the Committee's statutory right to the Trump tax information, Congress's broad oversight powers provide a clear additional basis for the requests.
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Head to Utilities from Settings then choose Scheduled power on/off to choose when your handset powers up or powers down: Very handy for managing battery life.
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Americans have a right to know what foreign powers are using covert and illegal means to influence how Americans vote and what those foreign powers are doing.
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One key reason: The technology that powers bots, artificial intelligence software, is improving dramatically, thanks to heightened interest from key Silicon Valley powers like Facebook and Google.
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She also is very sympathetic to Presidents of the United States and their powers, and that Presidents need to have the inherent powers to go to war.
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Kashmir is subject to India's Armed Forces Special Powers Act, or Afspa, which grants the military wide powers to arrest, shoot to kill, occupy or destroy property.
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" Pelosi emphasized that the restrictions wouldn't apply if the U.S. is attacked, in which case "the War Powers Act triggers for the executive any and all powers.
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"All problems will be addressed normally based on a democratic system with no use of special powers," he said, referring to sweeping powers the military government wielded.
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The Dodd-Frank Act did not confer new financial regulatory powers so much as it consolidated the powers previously held by other agencies into the consumer bureau.
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"What I'd like to see is that the Palestinians will have all the powers to govern themselves, but none of the powers to threaten us," Netanyahu said.
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I thought it was interesting to give them what are essentially super powers, but have them use those powers for incredibly banal purposes, like robbing convenience stores.
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"The paper noted that during the passage of the 2016 Investigatory Powers Act, which expanded hacking powers available to police and intelligence services including bulk data collection for the latter, independent terrorism legislation reviewer Lord David Anderson asserted that bulk powers are "likely to be only sparingly used.
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By combining all three government powers, the administrative state puts serious pressure on the separation of powers, but there is reason to hope: With the confirmation of Justice Gorsuch, those who are wary of the growing powers of the administrative state have a new ally on the Supreme Court.
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Supporters of the law feel that the powers cemented under the draft Investigatory Powers Bill are required for the police and intelligence services to better do their job.
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However, on Wednesday the family confirmed that Arcturus Aldebaran Powers and Cygnus Regulus Powers remained hidden in the home during the fire and had succumbed to smoke inhalation.
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Powers noticed a deer near a creek, but instead of running at the sight of a human, the friendly deer approached Powers and insisted on some head scratches.
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TODAY, THE RETREAT OF THE STATE TO THE ADVANTAGE OF FINANCIAL POWERS, THIS CARTE BLANCHE THAT HAS BEEN GIVEN TO FINANCIAL POWERS AND MULTINATIONALS, IS KILLING OUR ECONOMIES.
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The series follows Mob as he tries to better his life through earnest hard work by not using his powers and the subsequent trouble his powers cause him.
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Moss was a firm believer in the powers of Congress and that the Framers of the constitution had placed those powers in Article I for very good reasons.
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"Moving the venue at the time, the context around it was really about what was going on globally, and this global powers are very political powers," Collins said.
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The former standard-bearer of anti-colonialism looked to European powers to sort out the mess, and in Libya even called on Western powers to send in warplanes.
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He's obviously not going to give up any of his pardon powers, or any future president's pardon powers, but under these circumstances he's not going to do that.
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The government said it would also legislate if necessary to give powers to the Ofcom media regulator and the Financial Conduct Authority if their current powers were insufficient.
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Privacy advocates are happy that the FCC is asserting powers over Internet service providers because it has powers to compel companies to act that the FTC does not.
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Enhanced internet snooping One of the new powers the Investigatory Powers Bill seeks to bring into UK law is the retention of so-called 'internet connection records' (ICRs).
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Instead, he prefers some kind of mental powers that, according to his description, are similar to cloudbusting or other pseudo-scientific, metaphysical beliefs about the powers of concentration.
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In this game, you need to collect a lot of powers, which you can get through completing the main story, or you can collect powers on the side.
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And whereas the independent counsel had all the investigative and prosecutorial powers of the attorney general, the special counsel has the more limited powers of a US attorney.
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The Defense Production Act of 1950 -- passed as the Korean War began -- gives the President extraordinary powers, though President Donald Trump has used those powers sparingly thus far.
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James Madison never argued for a complete separation of powers; he believed that the powers needed to be partly mixed so that the branches could restrain one another.
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The film follows grown-up Danny Torrance (Ewan McGregor) who has developed psychic powers and an alcohol problem, and encounters a teenager with psychic powers of her own.
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The challengers argue the courts have never condoned such a sweeping read of the president's immigration powers, and that executive powers have limits that are testable in court.
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But Runaways kicks all that up a notch, because these teens have powers (and/or gadgets that give them powers), and those wicked adults are their supervillain parents.
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Brock needs Venom's lethal, completely illegal powers to fight back against the power and corruption Drake represents, even though those powers belong to a feral, selfish alien Symbiote.
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"If we're going to use our powers of eminent domain and all the other powers, then I want the pipe to be manufactured with United States steel," Trump said.
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GREATER POWERS On Thursday the watchdog repeated its view that it did not have the powers to take action and that external legal counsel had agreed with its conclusion.
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The major world powers — as well as the regional powers that have fueled the war for five years — have all given their blessings for the talks to take place.
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She was protesting India's Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), which gives sweeping powers to the military to search properties, detain suspects without warrants and even shoot on sight.
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The proposed Investigatory Powers Bill, or IP Bill, is designed to give UK intelligence agencies additional snooping powers so they can access communications between suspected terrorists and identify pedophiles.
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"This is not just a summer affair, it shows the ultra concentration of powers by an elected monarch which undermines the very principle of separation of powers," he said.
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In a series of blog posts, the Department of Justice has argued that all of the hacking powers described in the rule changes are powers the government already have.
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It was within the formal powers of the Senate to preemptively reject any Obama nominee in 2016, and Trump is formally entitled to the presidency and its nomination powers.
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Critics of Erdogan say wider powers being put to a referendum would erode political checks and balances, but Erdogan says the powers are essential to maintain stability in Turkey.
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"Through the Investigatory Powers Bill, the Government is committed to providing greater transparency and stronger safeguards for all of the bulk powers available to the agencies," the spokesperson added.
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His identity, connection to her powers, and hopefully knowledge of how those powers work will have to wait for a season 2 renewal just like the rest of us.
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The use of legislators' institutional powers to impose their will may mark the resuscitation of the separation of powers, which places Congress at the center of the constitutional structure.
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The Democratic-controlled House will vote on a war powers resolution aimed at curtailing Trump's powers in Iran this week, a vote that'll likely sail through the chamber. Sen.
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The next president will have fewer powers than his predecessors, following a 2015 constitutional amendment that will hand more powers to the prime minister and parliament after the election.
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"I think there's a legitimate role for power of the purse and Article 1 powers," Ryan said, referencing a section of the U.S. Constitution that gives Congress its powers.
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Dictatorships are unstable and can topple suddenly and violently; the region's division between Saudi-backed Sunni powers and Iran-backed Shia powers has fueled much of the last decade's violence.
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The Guardian raises the urgency of this choice by pointing to the UK's recently passed Investigatory Powers Bill, which gives that government significant new legal powers for aggressive data collection.
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"Flora Powers is not meant to be anything more lofty than a flower delivery service," explains Andrea Hill of Paloma Powers, the irreverent creative agency that has produced the project.
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Flavor Flav's still fighting the powers that be, even when those powers include fellow founding Public Enemy member Chuck D ... according to a new suit that rocks the legendary group.
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In 1983, he married Kim Heilbrun, who survives him, as do his sons, Matt and Reid; his daughters, Kate, Allison and Annie Powers; six grandchildren; and his sister, Susan Powers.
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In one such room, Dr. Ross Isaacs saw William Powers, a former bulldozer operator with severe kidney problems, and outlined how Powers could maximize his chances of a kidney transplant.
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"The Introspections of J. P. Powers" (from "The Day We Got Drunk on Cake and Other Stories") During his daily periods of boredom J. P. Powers was given to thought.
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After all, the Tatmadaw has considerable powers beyond those in Parliament: It nominates three key ministers, holds ultimate powers during certain states of emergency and independently administers its own affairs.
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Turkey debates a proposal to expand the powers of the Presidency Turkey debates a proposal to expand the powers of the Presidency Turkey's Grand National Assembly on Monday approved the first stage of plans to reform its constitution and introduce an executive presidency, significantly increasing the powers of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
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Presidential powers In comments on the White House lawn, Trump cited Article II of the US Constitution, suggesting that it provided powers that he could use to battle charges against him.
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The trailer for the second South Park game reveals a handful of classic South Park characters' superhero personas, including Jimmy's The Flash-esque outfit and superspeed powers and Timmy's telepathic powers.
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It's not that the powers that be — err, the powers that were — in the Republican Party didn't try to sweep Trump and his people away all throughout this set of primaries.
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I want to build her to be a strong person without her powers…But right now it's very about her powers and I think taking that away slowly could be cool.
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But there's an underlying logic to Trump's seeming inconsistency: He's frankly acknowledging that nuclear powers like North Korea get more respect from the United States than non-nuclear powers like Iran.
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The emergency powers scenario It's still unclear what route the administration would go if they choose to invoke emergency powers to attempt to start financing construction of portions of the wall.
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Camp will always find a way to laugh at the powers that be, against all the efforts of those powers to contain it, repurpose it, or use it to make money.
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Peter Shane, a law professor at Ohio State University who specializes in separation-of-powers law, said the 1976 statute does not give Trump unlimited powers after declaring a national emergency.
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In general, Republicans have gotten a little more skeptical of the government's national-security powers (and Democrats have gotten less so) now that the person wielding those powers is a Democrat.
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"They use the term Great Powers, never specifying who those powers are," said Mr. Biondo, who has recently written a book, "Supernova: How Five Star Was Killed," with another party defector.
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For Trump to use those authorities, though, he must "specify which powers he intends to invoke, and he must issue updates if he adds new powers to the list," she explained.
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It could use its legislative powers to strike down House legislation and its executive powers — treaty-making and confirmation of presidential nominations — to govern without the direct consent of the people.
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The system of governance is far from simple, since not all of these autonomous communities enjoy the same powers, and there are shared powers between the central state and the regions.
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He also maintains that, despite the presence of external powers like the United States and Russia, it is not a proxy war, and it would continue even if those powers withdrew.
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Some -- including Trump's attorneys and Barr -- argue that the president has broad constitutional powers, including the pardon power, and it cannot be a crime for the president to exercise those powers.
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With no powers to stop a long-running upward spiral in rental and load-out charges, the LME was fearful of the legal consequences of trying to give itself such powers.
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"The commander in chief has certain constitutional rights and powers which he is free to exercise, as many presidents have done in the past.... Again, these are constitutional powers," Esper said.
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US, that ruled that Congress had unconstitutionally delegated powers to the executive branch, putting the executive in the position of illegally usurping Congress's legislative powers rather than just enforcing the law.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia — A sombrero, out here, has special powers.
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The correspondence cited the president's pardon powers, while making the case against a Trump interview with Mueller and claiming the president could not have obstructed justice because of his broad presidential powers.
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But — as you likely noticed at the end of the film itself — Captain Marvel's powers get supercharged when she removes the inhibitor on her neck, ostensibly keeping her vast powers in control.
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The Comics: Vanya's Powers Got A Boost For TV These powers also don't stray too much from what's established about Vanya in The Umbrella Academy comics, which the series is based on.
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The Liberal government is currently drawing criticism for an ongoing national security consultation that critics see as pushing for new spying powers, instead of soberly assessing the state of Canada's surveillance powers.
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The Investigatory Powers bill, currently at the review stage in the House of Lords, seeks to cement bulk hacking powers at the heart of the surveillance state via an updated legal framework.
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The UK government is continuing to try to push much criticized surveillance powers legislation through parliament, with the bill in question — the Investigatory Powers bill — getting its second reading in Parliament tomorrow.
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If not, the deployment of American soldiers in Niger is unlawful in violation of the War Powers Resolution, known as WPR, and an abuse of the President's executive powers under the Constitution.
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But even her character is a bunch of mismatched bits of quirk — time-loop powers, bird-form powers, pointy hair, altruistic maternal feelings — that don't add up into anything consistent or coherent.
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If in the future Congress wants its constitutional powers of oversight to be taken as gravely as they should be, then leaders need to take concrete steps to enforce those powers immediately.
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" The lawmakers argue that a president's war powers "are the most serious powers held by the Commander in Chief and should never be utilized for political stunts, only genuine national security emergencies.
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It's the snap itself that powers the device; the covers sport metal clips that grab onto the outlet's conductors and powers the light or USB outlet (they're UL listed in the US).
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Just as Article II of the Constitution gives the president broad powers to issue pardons, Article I gives Congress broad powers to conduct impeachment proceedings and determine impeachable offenses — including misusing pardons.
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Thanks to the costume designer David Hayes, this was Austin Powers decades before Austin Powers, a runway show of Day-Glo minidresses, paisley ascots, patterned head scarves and proto-"Seinfeld" puffy shirts.
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It's interconnectedness in an imperial sense in terms of great powers, but also in terms of the overwhelming power of finance capital, which is of course kept afloat by the great powers.
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For a long time, the United States watched from afar, as the Allied Powers (France, Britain, Russia) and the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire) battled each other in Europe.
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Majority says Democrats are acting properly -- A narrow majority (20163%) say the Democrats have exercised their constitutional powers properly during the impeachment inquiry, while 40% say they have abused their constitutional powers.
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Comic books can play on the build-up and suspense of Black Bolt using his powers, and then show us what those powers look like without the restraints of an effects budget.
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The Investigatory Powers bill, which continues to attract controversy on account of the scope of the powers it sets out, is the government's attempt to cement an overarching operational framework for state security agency and law enforcement surveillance powers, replacing a patchwork of antiquated legislation that is currently being used to authorize intercepts and other intrusive investigatory measures.
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"The provisions of section 22019 of the War Powers Resolution (50 U.S.C. 1546) shall not apply during the remainder of the One Hundred Fifteenth Congress to a concurrent resolution introduced pursuant to section 5 of the War Powers Resolution (50 U.S.C. 1544) with respect to Yemen," the rule says, referencing the relevant sections of the war powers law.
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Todd YoungTodd Christopher YoungLawmakers clash on war powers after Soleimani strike Congress to clash over Trump's war powers Trump faces pivotal year with Russia on arms control MORE (R-Ind.), who didn't support the previous Iran measure but voted for a war powers resolution about Yemen, said Tuesday he would talk with Kaine about his resolution.
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The trailer for Season 2 indicates how Jessica may have gotten her powers: A shady company called IGH, which funneled patients from hospitals to their own genetic experimentation labs, and gives people powers.
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According to THR, the new show — a half-hour comedy — follows six young people with extraordinary powers... even though the powers aren't quite as powerful the ones certain members of the Avengers possess.
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"He usurped the powers of parliament by making himself the lawmaker and in any event the Presidential Powers Act does not allow him to act in a manner that he did," Chimbga said.
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Kashmir has been living under India's Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, which gives special powers to the army, since the eruption in 1990 of an armed insurgency that was covertly supported by Pakistan.
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Once a key battlefield in the "Great Game" between major world powers in the 246th century, Afghanistan today is a mess of overlapping foreign policy and security interests for regional and international powers.
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So substantially that their remnants, reduced to minorities, will be stripped of the Constitution's Article I powers that they have been too invertebrate to use against the current wielder of Article II powers.
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The other nuclear powers - including declared powers China, France, Russia and the United States and undeclared nuclear states Israel and North Korea have not responded to the suit the islands filed last year.
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The restitution of stolen objects alone cannot exonerate imperial powers of their debts, nor absolve them of the ongoing devastation they wreak on these regions through international military interventions, corporate powers, and banks.
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That is wrong; the Supreme Court has held that those presidential powers may be curtailed, and American law is replete with examples of obstruction prosecutions of officials for abusing their undoubted official powers.
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Either they are "status quo" powers, nations that largely want to keep the world working the way it already does, or they are "revisionist" powers that want to upend the balance of power.
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After their wedding in December 2011, William Powers, 48, and his wife, Melissa Crane Powers, a 41-year-old international development consultant, took separate honeymoons that they tacked onto post-wedding work trips.
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We can think of indirect powers as providing "outside options" to legislation as well as threats/protections vis a vis the legislature; both sets of powers increase a president's leverage in legislative bargaining.
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Under emergency legislation announced last week, the quarantine powers of police will be strengthened, and Khan suggested that these powers could be used to tackle Londoners who went outside without a good reason.
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Both meetings, while seemingly fruitless, starkly illustrated the extent to which Syria's fate now lies in the hands of foreign powers and offered little hope that those powers could resolve the crisis diplomatically.
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Tom UdallThomas (Tom) Stewart UdallTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Impeachment trial complicates efforts to rein in Trump on Iran Lawmakers clash on war powers after Soleimani strike MORE (N.
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These 10 million phones provide the data that powers Hypertrending.
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Outside of giving Arya her most badass powers, of course.
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This is the source of the energy that powers them.
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Spidey, too, is adamant about separating mentalism from psychic powers.
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That renewable energy powers the datacenter — no fossil fuels required.
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One is, it is one of the least fettered powers.
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At the beginning of the game, Jesse has no powers.
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He also probably can't die and has further telekinetic powers.
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Such a war would not necessarily involve the great powers.
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Sometimes, it must be a gas to have super powers,
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But here's where we have to use our interpretive powers.
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Daisy Ridley's Jedi powers apparently include tearing up the stage.
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Under the current constitution, the president's powers are largely ceremonial.
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That's the same fusion reaction that powers our own sun.
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Her powers of memory, after all, seemed supremely enviable, superhuman.
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When it powers down you can charge it via USB.
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Cage acquires his powers, indestructible skin and strength, in prison.
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All it does is increase police powers and toughen sentences.
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It's rare to find those videos imbued with magical powers.
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Its verdicts are binding, but it has no enforcement powers.
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And it would also seemingly be within the president's powers.
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She has been stripped of her powers in the meantime.
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Valeo, and given Congress broader powers to regulate campaign finance?
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But from a separation of powers perspective, that's very dangerous.
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Using these powers is not just a matter of will.
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Each character has a cartoonish design and some special powers.
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Thank you, Aruba, and the almighty healing powers of travel.
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Sacha Baron Cohen is using his pranking powers for good.
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China has also accused foreign powers of fuelling the unrest.
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So, she wants Sasha to embrace her powers through Lilith.
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Flentje argued that the President acted within his constitutional powers.
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Then there's the raw fuel that powers the algorithms: data.
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But here comes that nasty problem of separation of powers.
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Garfield wasn't exercising the "powers and duties" of his office.
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The film shrewdly makes this point with Logan's healing powers.
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But they recognise that institutional investors have some legal powers.
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Quicksilver's powers include texting and walking at the same time.
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Pressure from Western powers and Japan exacerbated China's bleak situation.
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Barker and Powers were also charged with criminal sexual conduct.
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Train your powers of observation on tracking your own progress.
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It's easy to imagine Kenny Powers saying the same thing.
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This is largely because nuclear powers are boycotting the agreement.
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TTB's lack of accountability extends far beyond its taxation powers.
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Other foreign powers are pushing their interests in Libya, too.
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Combining each family member's powers is the only way through.
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Presidential powers are to be clipped in favour of parliament.
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This is part of a recurring separation of powers dispute.
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Refinery29: Can you give me your definition of "Lady Powers"?
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Earlier this year it asked the government for more powers.
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It was because of the "separation of powers", he fluffed.
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Western powers have long been ambivalent about China's space programme.
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No, I'm not talking about Eleven and her incredible powers.
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Park, 65, was stripped of her powers after parliament's impeachment.
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Multicultural relationships will benefit from the strengthening powers of Saturn.
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And if he does, does that mean she has powers?
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Harry is a rockstar at the peak of his powers.
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Almost none of the superheroes in the story have powers.
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Now, under Trump, state legislatures' powers will likely only metastasize.
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Mr Powers moves easily into the realm of historical fiction.
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At one point, we had more people with strange powers.
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The business powers cloud computing services of customers including Amazon.
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The truth is, breast milk's powers are kind of insane.
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But the Scottish government has no powers over alcohol duties.
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The other uses the EU's legal powers to boost competition.
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THE powers of an Italian president are few, but mighty.
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WordPress now powers more than 26 percent of the Web.
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What about the quick strangulation of democracy using emergency powers?
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It is provocative enough when a president asserts new powers.
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Meet Melomind, a pair of headphones with some special powers.
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Blindness, in Japan, has a long association with spiritual powers.
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Also, the execution of the assistant powers is still clunky.
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Use a lightsaber and Force powers while you're doing it!
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At the end of the season, Eleven lost her powers.
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S. President Barack Obama's administration and five other world powers.
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As Hulk, I had various smashing powers and incredible reach.
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But Florida isn't alone in conferring these powers on judges.
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Eastwood faced strong opposition from certain powers at Warner Bros.
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Marvel Powers United VR is slated to retail for $39.99.
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An Austrian president has the powers to dismiss a government.
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It would rewrite Venezuela's constitution and reshape the president's powers.
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The technology that currently powers these nukes is notoriously antiquated.
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The powers that be have a sick sense of humor.
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THE SWAMP Republican law limiting labor powers defeated in Missouri.
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Such a conflict would likely draw larger nuclear powers in.
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I came up with 103,536x65,536 (I like powers of 2).
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Trout powers Angels to sweep of White Sox ANAHEIM, Calif.
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Never witnessed anything remotely close happening when global powers meet.
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His own party wants to strip him of gubernatorial powers.
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The nominee has actually championed the powers of the presidency.
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Similar technology powers keyword searches in Google Photos and Flickr.
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It's the same process that powers the sun and stars.
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"As president, he would have many powers", Mr Niehoff says.
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I can now add make up artist to my powers.
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THOSE ARE THE TWO MAJOR ECONOMIC POWERS OF THE WORLD.
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The 2008 constitution enshrines deep political powers for the military.
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Both sides consider this week a test of its powers.
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You just have to learn how to harness its powers.
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Girls that look like extras from an Austin Powers film.
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It is one of the largest military powers in Europe.
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And it could also be weaponized, giving soldiers superhuman powers.
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Watkins notes that federal law does not supersede state powers.
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You can update your alias and powers at any time.
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Maybe next he'll explain how Jessica Jones got her powers?
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Separation of powers is a vital component of healthy governance.
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Think of a hand crank that powers a light bulb.
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And these organizations are now basically controlled by Western powers.
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" Powers fired back at Miller, asking him, "How was Sen.
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"I think she asked a lot of questions," Powers said.
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I will be pushing for powers over the rental sector.
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"He believes he has powers," his father tells a friend.
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For the first time in years, Western powers sound unnerved.
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Who owns the telecommunications infrastructure that powers our mobile devices?
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They're wielding powers that were all too willingly given them.
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Their powers of persuasion are legendary, a living, breathing scourge.
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What I'm getting at is: I have latent paternal powers.
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That's never good news for oil, which powers the economy.
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But the administration has yet to wield its new powers.
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At that moment he doesn't have powers of any kind.
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Still, great powers do not give up something for nothing.
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"She's officially the Marie Antoinette of this administration," Powers said.
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In both conflicts, rival regional powers are arming local clients.
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He is well within his presidential powers to do this.
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"This is a separation of powers issue," Georgetown's Alker said.
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They used their powers effectively to get banks lending again.
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Few are more explicit than the enumerated powers of Congress.
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They are invisible, and yet their labor powers our society.
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The powers of the regional parliament will also be curbed.
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The proposition gave the state broader powers to collect DNA.
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Building smaller bombs won't keep other nuclear powers in check.
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Powers wondered what they meant, until Jagr explained it later.
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Yet the presidency has expansive powers over national security policy.
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No, David, you're not really crazy; yes, you have powers.
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Your psychic powers will light the way to great success.
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His full scope and powers reside in a secret document.
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He had come to spread some of his talismanic powers.
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Doctor Strange star Benedict Cumberbatch may have actual magical powers.
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"Emerging markets are caught between big powers," he told CNBC.
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That feeding process produces energy that powers an external fan.
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Jonathan Turley: Congress has powers other than impeachment against Rosenstein.
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Global powers could play a decisive role in the outcome.
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Distraction is the stealth weapon of the powers that be.
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The book tracks the arc of world powers since 1500.
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Another proposal would expand emergency powers for the prime minister.
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The police will have the same powers as regular police.
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Both actions are well within Mr. Trump's powers as president.
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"You could use the war powers resolution framework," he said.
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Democrats reticent to broaden ICE's powers, legislative efforts introduced to
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But the administration has yet to yield its new powers.
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He favors making Japan and South Korea into nuclear powers.
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He has undermined the powers of the dreaded religious police.
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A backgammon hustler with telepathic powers returns to Berkeley, Calif.
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Time and again, outside powers were forced to accommodate them.
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Last but perhaps most importantly, will Eleven's powers come back?
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Investigative powers were not explicitly written into the agency's code.
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Kim Kardashian swears by the powers of a Vampire Facial.
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Could Parliament delegate Article 50 powers to the prime minister?
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But the most important powers were those given to individuals.
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Once they become prosecutors, they are invested with extraordinary powers.
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The impasse also works in the interests of outside powers.
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He's understandably ranked at 9.7 in terms of super powers.
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I believe that powers are going to shift over time.
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Or are infants immune to her powers for conjuring emotion?
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Pinder powers Athletics to doubleheader sweep of Astros OAKLAND, Calif.
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Trump delivered an ultimatum to the European powers on Jan.
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Unfortunately, this was Emelianenko at the height of his powers.
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The GOT hierarchy of powers is large and always shifting.
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Clarify to foreign powers there will be consequences to attacks.
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Table a government amendment to strengthen powers to impose sanctions.
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Dressed up like Austin Powers, looking like a damned fool.
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Marvel Powers United VR is slated for a 2018 release.
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Our most advanced problems require our most refined idealistic powers.
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How do you, with your powers, begin to change that?
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These rising powers are well rewarded for their growing clout.
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The work force, which powers economic growth, would be smaller.
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But the insecure line is easily accessed by foreign powers.
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They no longer know the limits of their expanded powers.
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He convinces Abra's family the two both have special powers.
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Sámi mythology, in particular, invests them with highly equivocal powers.
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The controversial act expanded government surveillance powers on the internet.
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Such are the powers of a teenage sports nerd's imagination.
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Ancient history, for a state carved out by colonial powers.
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It is unlikely that he believes his powers are waning.
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She oversaw a study in 2018 of presidential emergency powers.
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Aleksandr Golovin powers the ball under a diving de Gea.
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Madrid has threatened to use emergency powers to prevent that.
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Such are the social networks' powers in the travel industry.
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Nor did she have the constitutional powers to stop it.
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It does not confer new powers upon the executive branch.
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But even that agreement will reflect the two powers' rivalry.
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Will Congress agree to the DOJ's request for emergency powers?
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In the Circle, young mages learn to control their powers.
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After all, "separation of powers" was our civic religion, right?
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What path should Congress be taking to restrict his powers.
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Israel sees other reasons for the Arab powers to attend.
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Mr. Kuczynski's enemies denied that Congress had overstepped its powers.
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The US and European powers provided intelligence and other support.
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But bondsmen have extraordinary powers that most lenders do not.
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He has broad powers but picks his spots with D'Antoni.
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Gurriel was 26 and at the peak of his powers.
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Both powers are eager to show they are strengthening ties.
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And China said the U.S. wasn't using its powers responsibly.
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"It's really easy to construct emergency powers," Mr. Rutzen said.
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In America and Australia — Pacific powers — China is physically present.
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To get around Congress, Trump seeks to use emergency powers.
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Although she had founded Solax, her powers there were circumscribed.
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The court's decision doesn't create any new powers for ICE.
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That's what makes them a hero, it's not the powers.
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When we got to America, my parents' shielding powers dissolved.
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Zach's parents, like Maisie's, underestimate their child's powers of observation.
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"That was written before he was elected," Mr. Powers said.
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Still, primary social distancing powers reside in states and localities.
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TYRONE POWERS: So think about this just for a minute.
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POWERS: The policies is what kept them in their positions.
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Germany and Japan are arguably great powers but not superpowers.
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A SHOUT IN THE RUINS By Kevin Powers 261 pp.
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By using the legislation process they may introduce further powers.
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Its settlements there are considered illegal by most world powers.
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Ro Khanna have all asked him to use those powers.
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The loss of territory, however, already has diminished its powers.
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They failed in enabling people to practice their own powers.
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You may have no alternative but to assume dictatorial powers.
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Abigail Alice Olson and John Michael Powers were married Sept.
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How would you like to use those powers for good?
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Magne uses his powers to stop another Ragnarok from happening.
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Critics say that's a violation of the president's constitutional powers.
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There are no easy answers to Peru's conflict of powers.
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The job of mayor, created in 2000, has limited powers.
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The ballet has to rely on the powers of ballet.
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"There's a reason we have separation of powers," Davidson said.
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Critics said it was an abuse of the CFPB's powers.
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" Mattis said the U.S. has "two powers" — "inspiration" and "intimidation.
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Bureaucratic agencies must accept sensible restraints on their regulatory powers.
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Headlines * Dublin claims Brussels exceeded powers over Apple tax on.ft.
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"Trump has blatantly and repeatedly abused his powers," said Meyers.
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But when she assumes her full powers, she is triumphant.
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Lindsay Powers' new parenting book comes out on March 31.
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No end state Foreign powers have exploited Yemen for centuries.
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It's the same technology concept that powers Amazon's Eero devices.
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Some Republicans have also been critical of Trump's war powers.
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It powers itself right on up, then is helplessly stranded.
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"I've got hope again," Powers told me as he left.
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That objection won out over Congress asserting its war powers.
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Zelda helped restore the coven's powers by praying to Hecate.
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"I hope I have transferred some magic powers!" he wrote.
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Blockchain is the technology that powers bitcoin, the digital currency.
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It may also bolster Chief Operating Officer Thierry Bollore's powers.
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Uranium also powers the Navy's nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers.
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Those powers will be tempted to test their new limits.
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Great powers don't get the opportunity to make those mistakes.
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"I thought we learned a lot about ourselves," Powers said.
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Of the three Sunni powers, Turkey has the deepest involvement.
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The process will be overseen by the investigatory powers commissioner.
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American presidents long have exercised broad powers over immigration policy.
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Kendall Jenner as an "Austin Powers" fembot Just groovy baby!
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While quantitative tools are necessary, they're not sufficient, Powers says.
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"You use your powers for good, not evil," Fein said.
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Obama was too confident in his own powers of persuasion.
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Mr Tshisekedi has executive powers that may grow with time.
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Energy that is generated and then redistributed powers the world.
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Never underestimate the bipedal locomotive powers of bored old people.
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They also led to new powers for the Justice Department.
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The rationale for these powers may imply a limit, too.
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So he was really going against the powers that be.
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It was an unholy alliance – a consolidation of nefarious powers.
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For the most part, those powers have never been realized.
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"Frozen 2" (2019) shows how Elsa got her icy powers.
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In China, the procuratorate has supervisory powers over the police.
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And Parliament's powers are reduced, including oversight of the budget.
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Next thing you know you'll be quoting Austin Powers unironically.
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"The powers it gives are quite extraordinary," Professor Hoffman said.
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"The separation of powers in Nicaragua is over," he said.
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If they age up, then their powers are only superpowers.
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Western powers see Cairo as a bulwark against Islamist militancy.
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So, is Mr. Powers supporting Ms. Bessler's mother for president?
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Major nuclear powers are now investing heavily in their arsenals.
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Mr. Powers makes us regard our forests as fellow creatures.
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The warring parties both enjoy military support from regional powers.
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Traditional powers like Mater Dei and Oaks Christian added reinforcements.
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But appointments are one of the president's most important powers.
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The involvement of outside powers is just deepening that dynamic.
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However her powers of persuasion still struggle to convince some.
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Maybe, if he powers the Badgers to an undefeated season.
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The EU had historically only expanded its powers, they worried.
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Another parliamentary committee that has been scrutinizing UK surveillance legislation currently before parliament says changes are needed to remove concerns the Investigatory Powers Bill would afford state security agencies powers that are too broad.
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Oversight powers that Republican majorities have abandoned will be revived, whistleblowers will have someplace to take their concerns, and presidential efforts to halt ongoing investigations will be inherently limited by Congress's independent investigative powers.
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And former UK attorney general, Dominic Grieve, has argued the ICO's legal powers are inadequate — telling the BBC on Tuesday that the Facebook-CA scandal highlighted a need for "greater powers and greater sanctions".
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They have a fixed set of four powers that unlock at levels 1, 10, 15, and 20, and those powers can all be further upgraded to boost their damage or reduce their energy cost.
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It follows Ged, a young mage of Earthsea—an archipelagic country reminiscent of the Pacific Northwest—who discovers his true powers, and the cost of those powers, when he attends a school for wizards.
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Over the years, Congress has delegated a host of powers to the president if he or she declares a national emergency, although the constitutionality of those emergency powers remains subject to vigorous debate. Rep.
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The referendum in April granted Erdoğan sweeping new powers, including the transfer of executive powers from the prime minister to the president, and potentially allows Erdoğan to remain as president for a third term.
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German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has proposed using the ESM for the job, giving it more powers to support weaker members, monitor bailout programs and even grant it the powers to backstop troubled banks.
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The Tennessean said the suit argues the federal government violated the amendment, which states it has only the powers given to it by the Constitution, with all other powers belonging to the states instead.
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The most important protection of our liberty embedded in the Constitution — the separation of powers among the three branches of our federal government — prohibits any branch from redelegating its unique powers to another branch.
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The last main bit of the Investigatory Powers Act was that it gave a much stronger legal footing to the country's bulk powers, including some of those revealed by Edward Snowden back in 2013.
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Tom UdallThomas (Tom) Stewart UdallTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Impeachment trial complicates efforts to rein in Trump on Iran Lawmakers clash on war powers after Soleimani strike MORE (D-N.M.).
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It said that 93 percent of respondents said they expect political or economic confrontations between major powers to worsen and nearly 80 percent expect an increase in risks associated with war involving major powers.
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"This aggression reaffirms that the American administration wants to strike the underlying potential powers of the Iraqi people which is capable to confront ISIS and the powers of extremism and crime," the statement read.
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In short: The principle of separation of powers is the underlying reason the federal government is divided into three branches (executive, legislative and judicial), with each branch wielding different powers established in the Constitution.
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The people with sick-ass powers are called "Aces," and the folks who wound up with pretty lame powers are called "Deuces," in keeping with the whole playing card thing the series has going.
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"Black Lightning" star Marvin Jones III says ignorant people who kill albinos for their "magical powers" should be charged with war crimes ... and he wants the U.S. and other world powers to step up.
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It empowers the vice president and a majority of the Cabinet to declare that the president "is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office" and transfer those powers to the vice president.
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The contest pits supporters of Rouhani, who championed last year's nuclear deal with world powers and is likely to seek a second presidential term next year, against conservatives deeply opposed to detente with Western powers.
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The other nuclear powers - including declared powers China, France, Russia and the United States, as well as undeclared nuclear states Israel and North Korea - did not respond to the suit the islands filed last year.
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AFP (via The Guardian) quotes Yannick Buttet, the Swiss Christian Democratic party's vice president, a backer of the expanded powers, arguing the expansion of state snooping powers is not akin to mass surveillance programs elsewhere.
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The centerpiece of a second marketing campaign was a video titled "The Beauty of Powers," a montage of gameplay footage that showed Cole pull off extraordinary stunts using his electricity powers and his effortless athleticism.
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And the UK passed just such a law at the end of last year — aka: the Investigatory Powers Act — which includes powers for authorities to limit or block the use of end-to-end encryption.
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Related: Steve Powers: From Coney Island to Proverb King Graffiti Legend Steve Powers Lines NYC Streets with Irony Just Add Water: Rain-Activated Street Art A Street Art Skate Park Fills a Former Spanish Church
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Another clause in the bill aims to furnish the regulator with financial transaction blocking powers, however another peer, Lord Morrow, argued the provision is "only half present" — urging further amendments to strengthen the regulator's powers.
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LONDON, April 19 (Reuters) - British finance minister George Osborne said he would give parliament veto powers over future appointments to run the country's Financial Conduct Authority, which has sweeping powers over its financial services industry.
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The FPC, however, does not urgently need any extra powers to direct regulators to take action in addition to existing powers over banks' capital levels and loan-to-income ratios on household mortgages, she said.
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Congressional Republicans have largely used their oversight powers to shield the Trump administration from scrutiny, whether by not investigating obvious scandals or by using their powers to undermine investigations in other parts of the government.
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" In his essay entitled "The Alleged Danger From the Powers of the Union to the State Governments Considered," Madison declared, "The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government are few and defined.
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To kind of humble her and give her a taste of life without [her powers] … I think if anything, it will make her a wiser, smarter, better user of the powers she has been given.
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In English, he whittled his stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict down to a blunt end: "The Palestinians should have all the powers to govern themselves, except the powers that threaten us," he told reporters.
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Wednesday's briefing, he said, inspired him to again defect from his party and support a war powers resolution led by Senator Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, that would limit Mr. Trump's war powers on Iran.
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Furthermore, inherent powers for any branch of the federal government would violate the Founders' intent to limit the power of that government by strictly enumerating its powers — as specifically noted in the aforementioned Tenth Amendment.
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The proposed reform of the ESM would give it more powers to handle financial crises, broaden the euro zone's monitoring powers over countries with economic imbalances and, if required, facilitate the restructuring of government debt.
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The proposed reform of the ESM would give it more powers to handle financial crises, increasing the euro zone's monitoring powers over countries with economic imbalances and if required facilitating the restructuring of government debt.
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Rising authoritarian powers are contesting the principles of democracy like never before--these powers are undermining a fair and free electoral process by interfering with elections across the democratic west and directly invading their neighbors.
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Though one would think that those children would end up with Jon's powers or his blue skin, and if that happened, they'd be hunted down by the 7th Kavalry or anyone hungry for Jon's powers.
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Spencer Powers departed for business school, leaving his sister in charge.
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Ms. Powers is eager to dispel any misconceptions about the company.
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But his powers only work when he's close to his targets.
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First, the ECB's supervisory powers over euro-zone banks are welcome.
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In fact you might not notice they had powers at all.
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France and Russia are the only other nuclear powers in Europe.
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The two nations signed a protecting powers agreement in early April.
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It&aposs one of the great powers that the president has.
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It's a moment when our machines are flirting with godlike powers.
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The High Court disagreed, saying that officials used their powers responsibly.
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Minutes until the laptop powers down while streaming a YouTube video.
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Germany is skeptical, unsure what powers such a position would carry.
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A bank of 600 capacitors powers the mega-magnet in Toulouse.
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Nick Day and Brandon Powers know they look like Bernie bros.
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It's not often you have two world powers getting this frontal.
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Cookies call them paymojis, and some of them have special powers.
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In Chinese medicine, seahorses are believed to have Viagra-like powers.
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But he also has powers far beyond those of mortal man.
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Sasha wants to run from her powers, but that is futile.
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It's a sensitive day, and your psychic powers are turned on.
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This is a capacious plan, requiring both executive powers and legislation.
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The War Powers Act doesn't actually talk about an imminent attack.
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The United States is also seeking to broaden the committee's powers.
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President Erdogan will enter his new term with greatly expanded powers.
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In turn, they tend to believe we should shrink government powers.
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Under emergency powers, freedoms of assembly and press have been curtailed.
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It was the FDA's approval of the algorithm that powers it.
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But they haven't moved in other cases to restrict FISA's powers.
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The president of Korea appoints SBC's president, who has executive powers.
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After a contempt vote, Congress has powers to enforce a subpoena.
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There's something about the word "super" that's admittedly appealing: super powers.
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Do those bargaining powers change with that type of a merger?
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Or maybe the spinning of the neutron star powers the jet.
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It is a parallel government with sharply limited powers, of course.
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Those powers become even more ominous when combined with content filtering.
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Their powers combine to slow contort, crush, and obliterate him — literally.
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It ceded widespread powers of governance to an undemocratically appointed group.
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Barbara Lee, who has also advocated for Congress's war-making powers.
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While she waits, Ms Park has been stripped of her powers.
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Colonial powers acted similarly, subjecting their domains to their traffic rules.
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Jessica's powers were given to her, but they're not a gift.
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"The powers that be are not concerned at all," he said.
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The old-time programming gods have been toppled, their powers usurped.
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The April constitutional reform referendum would give Erdogan sweeping presidential powers.
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THE repulsive powers of lotus leaves are the stuff of legend.
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The capital's mayors have expanded their powers while remaining broadly popular.
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The regional powers fueling the war are at even greater odds.
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The operating system powers more than 80% of the world's smartphones.
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Western powers imposed sanctions in 2014 after Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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But the formal usurpation of its rightful powers provoked new outrage.
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Tourism powers the Hawaii economy, and her restaurant is always busy.
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This is called "disruption," and it now powers the American economy.
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