We remain hopeful that Jeff will prevail on his appeal.
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China could still prevail on the trade war's major issues.
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CAVUTO: Calmer and cooler heads need to prevail on both sides.
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"I think cool heads hopefully will prevail on this," he said.
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We believe that we will ultimately prevail on her remaining claims.
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I expect Trump to prevail on the merits of his case.
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The source believes that ultimately the administration will prevail on the merits.
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"We remain confident that we will prevail on the merits," Landry said.
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Either way, I am confident that she will prevail on this matter.
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It is possible the Democrats prevail on Election Day in Senate races.
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California deserves to prevail on all three issues raised in the case.
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Prevail on Trump to take as many of the refugees as possible.
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But Mr. Trump hopes to prevail on the unbound delegates by sheer force.
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Lam be willing to pay in order to prevail on the extradition issue.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest predicted Republican opponents would not prevail on appeal.
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I think it will either be settled or CNN will prevail on the motion.
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He urged Mr. Trump's advisers to prevail on him not to fire Mr. Mueller.
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The market has come to believe that cooler heads will prevail on global trade.
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It would therefore be nearly impossible for Masterpiece to prevail on a religious freedom claim.
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"I am optimistic we'll prevail on that issue," Collins said, referring to amending the legislation.
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To prevail on the petition, the teachers would need five justices to vote in their favor.
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If we wait until cooler heads prevail on any of these, we never talk about it.
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Even if the NRA doesn't prevail on the merits, a losing battle could benefit the organization.
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Once Democrats prevail on Election Day, we'll have a pro-TPP, pro-Hyde Amendment Vice President.
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He added that he hoped Mr. Trump's advisers would prevail on him not to do that.
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" Still, Trevena said, "we believe (Drejka's) actions were totally justified, and that we will prevail on appeal.
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She's still favored to prevail on Tuesday, but Democrats have become energized amid an increasingly tightening race.
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But should Mr. Moore prevail on Tuesday, he will likely have Mr. Trump, in part, to thank.
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And I would just hope that enough people would prevail on the president now, don't go there.
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And I would just hope that enough people would prevail on the president 'now, don't go there.
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Baca's defense attorney, Nathan Hochman, said in an emailed statement that he expected to prevail on appeal.
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Carmody told me that he thinks he is on "pretty good legal ground" and should prevail on Tuesday.
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Pence won this debate, but Americans will be the losers if he and Trump prevail on November 8.
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Though other gymnasts sometimes had more difficult routines, Biles would prevail on the strength of her execution scores.
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"I hope cool heads will prevail on both sides," BP's chief executive Bob Dudley told Reuters in Davos.
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If Uber does not prevail on appeal, the due diligence report would be turned over to Waymo lawyers.
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"We remain certain of our legal opinion and are confident we will prevail on appeal," Ms. Vullo said.
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That has opened a dangerous new front in which Ukraine knows it cannot possibly prevail on its own.
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The government will not prevail on these charges which we will prove to be both unfounded and unfair.
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Sessions might prevail on these issues by claiming that the relevant state statutes are "preempted" by federal law.
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The government will not prevail on its charges which we will prove to be both unfounded and unfair.
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This indicates that the Court thinks it is likely that Trump will prevail on the merits of the suit.
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It is our hope that decency will prevail on the reporting of this story which will soon be yesterday's news.
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It would take much longer and more importantly, it would add appellate issues that he very well might prevail on.
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If they prevail on that argument, then the Supreme Court would vacate the lower courts' rulings against the Trump policy.
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If Trump doesn't actually want a deal, then he can probably prevail on the narrow issue of the government shutdown.
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They can only afford to have one of their senators defect and still prevail on a health bill because Republican Sen.
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We are confident that the President will prevail on appeal and particularly in the Supreme Court, if not the Ninth Circuit.
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Viacom spokesman Jeremy Zweig said the company is pleased with the dismissals and confident it will prevail on the remaining claim.
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The outcome of Museum Bowl 2018 will depend on whether the Philadelphia Eagles or the New England Patriots prevail on Sunday.
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We are confident that the president will prevail on appeal and particularly in the Supreme Court, if not the Ninth Circuit.
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Lew said he expects that the Obama administration will prevail on the TPP behind the quality of the economic and geopolitical arguments.
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Graham has tried to prevail on Trump that killing the filibuster is a poor long-term strategy for conservatives, particularly on abortion.
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In a statement to PEOPLE, Chyna's attorney, Lisa Bloom, said, "We are confident that we will prevail on this motion and at trial."
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"Huawei denied the DOJ's allegations: "The government will not prevail on these charges which we will prove to be both unfounded and unfair.
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Having failed to meet that bar, she adds, six transgender people suing to overturn the ban are likely to prevail on constitutional grounds.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE in response, Chyna's attorney said, "We are confident that we will prevail on this motion and at trial.
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" Sessions added that he is "confident" the president will "prevail on appeal and particularly in the Supreme Court, if not the 85033th Circuit.
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The jobs bank was eliminated in the bankruptcy reorganization, and this time G.M. was able to prevail on its determination to close plants.
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Having concluded that the practice is counterproductive and inhumane, state officials must now prevail on the county officials to take the same approach.
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"The Court does not find that Defendants are likely to prevail on the merits of their appeal," US District Court Judge Haywood Gilliam wrote.
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I like to think calmer heads will prevail on both sides and ultimately, accommodations will be made and a deal will ultimately be achieved.
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"Still, the general view is that we don't know who will prevail on the Democratic side and we may not know for a while."
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In his injunction, Leinenweber found the city likely to prevail on the merits of its argument once the case is considered in its entirety.
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We do remain confident we are going to prevail on the merits when the Clean Power Plan rule gets its full day in court.
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The Kremlin has already said it will help the sanctioned tycoons and analysts said it could prevail on a state bank to step in.
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But lately, it's mainly wrong, chiefly because the rules that prevail on the internet were devised by people who fundamentally don't believe in government.
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But some archives, like the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History, bidding through the dealer Seth Kaller, did prevail on a number of items.
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The lower court said states that had sued the Obama administration over the two programs were "likely" to prevail on some of their claims.
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It was unclear whether Republicans might prevail on their demand for a significant increase in defense spending without similar increases to other domestic programs.
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The world number 77 was 3-0 down in the deciding-set tiebreak but he kept his composure to prevail on the first match point.
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On the Democratic side, most supporters of Clinton think she will still prevail on Tuesday — but perhaps by a smaller margin than they once hoped.
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Quite the opposite: Israeli leaders believe that if they can prevail on Mr. Trump on confronting Iran, they can win on the peace process, too.
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The United States, together with its allies and partners, must adopt AI to maintain its strategic position, prevail on future battlefields, and safeguard this order.
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But if political polarization continues to prevail on Capitol Hill, the sudden airstrike will serve as the shocking herald of a moment of constitutional truth.
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Of course, Goldberg's powers of analysis are limited, and particularly so when it comes to interpreting the conditions that now prevail on the American right.
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The electronics are not designed to survive the hotter temperatures that prevail on the moon's surface as the sun gets higher in the moon's sky.
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President Donald Trump tied the success of the faltering stock market to the election in a tweet Tuesday, suggesting that if the Democrats prevail on Nov.
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"We look forward to defending our business in federal court, where we are confident we will prevail on the merits," says Don Rosenberg, Qualcomm's general counsel.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE in response at the time, Chyna's attorney said, "We are confident that we will prevail on this motion and at trial.
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While it takes the votes of only four justices, a minority, to grant a case, a majority of five is needed to prevail on the merits.
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"We are reviewing all of our options in the court system and confident we will prevail on the merits of the case," an administration official told CNN.
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It might prevail on FBI director nominee Christopher Wray to entertain the possibility his predecessor James Comey reportedly balked at: throwing reporters in jail for leaked information.
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However, her reasoning on the critical question of the likelihood that the state will prevail on the merits differs completely from the reasoning of the Ninth Circuit.
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Khachanov, who won his first title in Chengdu in 2016, broke back and made the most of Pouille's late nerves to prevail on his second match point.
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"If Bayer consisted only of its pharma division they would certainly be an attractive takeover target and would probably not prevail on a standalone basis," said Manns.
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The president's efforts came to naught — perhaps unsurprisingly, as the United States itself has, since 2001, failed to prevail on Pakistan to clamp down on the Afghan insurgents.
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California attorney Michael Overing, who specializes in defamation law, said it would be difficult for Daniels to prevail on her defamation claim because she is a public figure.
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He wrote that the ordinance violated the guarantee against illegal searches and seizures in the Fourth Amendment, and that the companies were likely to prevail on their claim.
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It's the night before the election, and journalist John Heilemann speaks briefly with campaign chairman John Podesta, asking him what will happen if Clinton doesn't prevail on Election Day.
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Robert Lowe supported mass education on the grounds that "we must now prevail on our future masters to learn their letters" (usually remembered as "we must educate our masters").
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I've talked to others of my colleagues who are also concerned, and I hope we can prevail on the majority leader to just bring the bill to the floor.
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That is rather difficult to square with existing case law, particularly when the standard for a preliminary injunction requires a showing of a likelihood to prevail on the merits.
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In making its decision, the liberal-leaning 9th Circuit said attorneys for the Department of Homeland Security are likely to prevail on the argument that asylum-seekers are not exempt.
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"California's looking good, so is medical marijuana in Florida, and I'm confident we'll prevail on legalization in other states as well," said Ethan Nadelmann, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance.
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Some Democrats worry Sanders, who pushed eventual nominee Hillary Clinton to the left during their 2016 primary, would prevail on issues such as healthcare and leave the party vulnerable against Trump.
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Furthermore, Trump should not wish to prevail on such a flawed theory, leaving history to debate whether he was acquitted on the weight of the evidence or on an erroneous interpretation.
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Mr. Trump and his lawyers should not prevail on a position that puts him beyond the reach of criminal investigation while seriously undermining Congress's capacity for evaluating the grounds for impeachment.
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If the past season and a half have been any indication, it seems like the good guys are set to prevail on Game of Thrones, even if it comes at some cost.
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Severe tensions within the ANC also limit the ability to make radical policy changes but they also undermine policy predictability as it is unclear which factions will prevail on individual policy issues.
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In the U.K., Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party is expected to prevail on Thursday's election, with a poll this morning showing the party could win a larger majority than earlier projected.
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If they prevail on the Supreme Court, they threaten to invalidate a wide range of some of the most important and effective gun safety regulations at the federal, state, and local levels.
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She was herself a gifted conspirator, at one point writing to Istanbul, to the sultan's mother, in the hope that she might prevail on him to open a new front with Spain.
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The court denied the government's motion because it was not convinced that the government is likely to prevail on the states' due process claim when the case is adjudicated on its merits.
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Entertainment after finding that the studios, represented by Munger Tolles & Olson, are likely to prevail on their claims that VidAngel is violating both the Copyright Act and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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Judge Martin concluded that Justice Goodson, who sued a half-dozen television stations in Fayetteville and Little Rock on Monday, was likely to prevail on her allegations that the JCN ads were defamatory.
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However, in his view the United States has too often believed its technological superiority will prevail on the battlefield when, in fact, it is political and human factors that often blunt American power.
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"The Competitive Enterprise Institute is a staunch defender of free speech and open, public debate, and we are confident we'll prevail on the merits as this case goes back to Court," he said.
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"The president could win anyway by vetoing the bill and then trying to get enough votes to sustain it, so may ultimately be able to prevail on the national emergency alternative," McConnell said.
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"With all due respect to the judges involved, I believe the new Executive Order — requiring more vetting and limiting visas from at-risk nations — will prevail on appeal," Graham said in a statement.
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But the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., has expressed confidence that an exception to double jeopardy rules will apply in this case, and that his office will prevail on the question.
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A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday said whistleblowers must show that their protected activity was the sole cause of a firing or other action taken against them in order to prevail on retaliation claims.
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"It remains to be seen how the new prime minister will prevail on his Maoist allies," said Janak Bahadur Raut, who said he was blindfolded and tortured by the security forces during the conflict.
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"Our commitment to this historic alliance with the courageous people of South Korea has never been stronger, and with your help and with God's help, freedom will ever prevail on this peninsula," he said.
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"The president could win anyway by vetoing the bill and then trying to get enough votes to sustain it, so [he] may ultimately be able to prevail on the national emergency alternative," he added.
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While the President could ultimately prevail on any given policy, he may have to dismiss senior appointees, drawing attention to the dysfunction, and so making it harder for mainstream Republicans to support the President-elect.
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The judges also said that DHS is likely to prevail on the claim that the administration didn't go through the regulatory process and deliberative system that allows for public comment before instituting the sweeping changes.
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In an unsigned order, a three-judge appeals court panel said the rule was a reasonable interpretation of applicable law, and the administration was likely to prevail on its argument the rule should be upheld.
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In her ruling Wednesday, Chutkan said the death row inmates appeared likely to prevail on their arguments that the new protocol violates longstanding federal law because the procedures to be used vary from state law.
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In the fifteen-a-side game, the Fijians are less dominant, since their unpredictable, free-flowing style is often stifled by the organised units of larger nations, which tend to prevail on a more congested pitch.
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Now, it's possible that less buzz-minded heads at the White House would prevail on Trump not to bring Scaramucci -- and his baggage train -- back into the fold, even if the President was actually considering it.
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Why it matters: Moderation, the promise that an online space will be managed and made to conform to some set of rules narrower than those that prevail on the open web, isn't a sideshow at all.
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A federal appeals court has denied nonprofit group Recycle for Change's request to enjoin enforcement of an Oakland, California collection box ordinance, finding RFC is unlikely to prevail on a First Amendment challenge to the law.
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Judge Ernest H. Goldsmith wrote that the plaintiff is "unlikely to prevail on the merits" of the case because the sterilization policy also applies to men, and that Chamorro could get the procedure done at another hospital.
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Judge Kelly has already made it clear which way he leans on this issue; by issuing temporary relief, he legally had to make a finding that CNN and Acosta are likely to prevail on the case overall.
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"I think he feels confident, just like in the ruling in Boston, that we're going to prevail on this on the merits of the case because it is done so in a very lawful way," he continued.
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Proponents of the measures believe they can prevail on each issue, despite the addition to the board of two new directors named by Kalanick and a legal threat from early investors, two people familiar with the matter said.
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The redundant sentences would serve the same end — Mr. Rahimi is unlikely to ever leave prison — but could have individual practical implications should he prevail on an appeal of one or more of the convictions in the future.
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The decision vacates a 2018 preliminary injunction by a federal judge in South Carolina, who said Advantage Health & Wellness was likely to prevail on its due process claims against CMS and the U.S. Health and Human Services Department.
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In its ruling on Thursday, the divided Ninth Circuit Court said the Trump administration was likely to prevail on the argument that it had the proper authority to expand the definition of who is considered a public charge.
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Congress has won its sole victory thus far in the courts, and it should prevail on most or all of the pending disputes because, as Judge Amit Mehta reaffirmed, Congress holds broad power to legislate, conduct oversight and impeach.
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" Nia Vardalos and John Corbett Are Back in &aposMy Big Fat Greek Wedding 2&apos Trailer The statement continued, "It is our hope that decency will prevail on the reporting of this story which will soon be yesterday's news.
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" A spokesman for Think Finance meanwhile wrote in an email to us that: "We will assess our legal options with this matter, which remains in its preliminary stages, and are confident that we will ultimately prevail on the merits.
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However much it has won the central arguments, Remain will only prevail on the day—and achieve the sort of resounding victory needed to crush the inevitable Brexiteer calls for a second referendum—if its supporters actually turn up.
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The bill eliminates a requirement that plaintiffs prove harassment was "severe or pervasive" to prevail on harassment claims under the state Human Rights Law, and extends the statute of limitations for filing harassment lawsuits from one to three years.
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U.S. District Judge Andre Birotte in Los Angeles had found that the studios were likely to prevail on their copyright claims, and absent an injunction suffer irreparable harm such as lost revenue and damaged relationships and goodwill with licensees.
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" But US federal Judge Leonie M. Brinkema issued a strong rebuke on February 13 in a different case before her court, holding that there was a strong likelihood that challengers "will prevail on the merits of its Establishment Clause claim.
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Like the Justice Department has said in court filings, Burnham argued that the House lacks standing to bring the lawsuit in the first place, has no cause of action against the administration and is unlikely to prevail on the merits.
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"Our resolve has never been stronger, our commitment to this historic alliance with the courageous people of South Korea has never been stronger, and with your help and God's help, freedom will ever prevail on this peninsula," the vice president said.
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While it is easy to get swept away by dramatic events, however, we must remember that history has shown the interests of the United States and its allies are better served when cooler heads prevail on and around the Korean Peninsula.
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As much as mortgage rates have declined in 2016, and especially since Britain voted to leave the European Union on June 23, they actually haven't declined as much as the long-term interest rates that prevail on the global bond market.
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" For its part, ResMed global general counsel and chief administrative officer David Pendarvis said his company "is confident that when the courts hear all the evidence, ResMed will prevail on its case and defeat any claims asserted by Fisher & Paykel.
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Mr. Netanyahu may still prevail on April 9, but given Mr. Gantz's promise to refuse to enter a coalition with him, Mr. Netanyahu would be forced to assemble a governing majority even further to the right than his current one.
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Probably not, but to prevail on appeal with a due process violation claim, the aliens generally would have to establish prejudice, which means showing that the outcome could have been different if their right to due process had not been violated.
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Chutkan said the death row inmates appeared likely to prevail on their claims that the so-called protocol announced to execute the men by lethal injection did not adhere to the procedures used by individual states where they were convicted.
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" He is a staunch opponent of allowing women to take on combat roles in the military, writing in September, "If you integrate infantry units by gender, more Americans will die, and our enemy will have a better chance to prevail on the battlefield.
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"We remain confident that we will prevail on the merits," the White House said, adding that the Environmental Protection Agency will continue to work with states that want to cooperate and that it will continue to take "aggressive steps" to reduce carbon emissions.
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And we need to prevail on leaders in both parties that the smart thing to do, both for the country and for their own members, is to breathe new life into the legacy of bipartisanship that once prevailed in the nation's capital.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The No. 2 Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives said on Tuesday the House would likely need to vote again on tax legislation on Wednesday morning given that Democrats in the Senate were likely to prevail on a procedural objection.
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"The Court concludes that, at this stage of the proceedings and on the record evidence currently before the Court, plaintiffs are likely to prevail on their argument that (the ban) unconstitutionally restricts pre-viability abortions and, therefore, is facially unconstitutional," Baker wrote.
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In its ruling last Thursday, a divided three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court said the Trump administration was likely to prevail on the argument that it had the proper authority to expand the definition of who is considered a public charge.
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Democratic-linked plaintiffs in the case are likely to "prevail on the merits of this action by showing beyond a reasonable doubt that the … congressional districts are extreme partisan gerrymanders in violation" of the state constitution's "Free Elections Clause," the court said.
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The ruling from US district court judge Wendy Beetlestone cited the likelihood that opponents of the regulations would prevail on issues relating to the Administrative Procedure Act — which sets guidelines for issuing federal regulations — in ordering the injunction to block the changes.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction against California SB 84, sometimes called the Oil by Rail Safety Act, finding that BNSF Railway and Union Pacific Railroad are likely to prevail on their claim that it is preempted by federal law.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The No. 2 Republican in the U.S. House of Representatives said on Tuesday the House would likely need to vote again on tax legislation on Wednesday morning given that Democrats in the Senate were likely to prevail on a procedural objection.
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And, in order to prevail on this claim, Stone doesn't have to prove actual confusion — meaning, they don't have to produce consumers who bought Keystone Lite on the mistaken belief that it was a Stone Brewing product [...] Stone simply has to demonstrate likelihood of confusion.
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"The partisan justices would pick such colleagues not for public-regarding reasons, but out of self-interest: assuming that those justices want their own views to prevail on the Court, they would have an incentive to veto committed partisans on the other side," they wrote.
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A federal judge in Miami has ordered a developer to stop bulldozing the site of a planned Walmart store, finding that conservation groups are likely to prevail on their claims that the federal government sidestepped requirements for evaluating the environmental impact of the project.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld an order enjoining Zuru Inc from selling action figures that resemble Lego's famed minifigures, saying a judge did not abuse his discretion in ruling Lego would likely prevail on a claim that Zuru infringed copyrights.
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U.S. District Judge Troy Nunley in Sacramento said the Association for Accessible Medicine is unlikely to prevail on its claim that the law is invalid as written and that it is too soon to say whether it will be applied in an unconstitutional manner.
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"The BLM's reasoning behind the Suspension Rule is untethered to evidence contradicting the reasons for implementing the Waste Prevention Rule, and so plaintiffs are likely to prevail on the merits," Orrick, who was appointed to the bench by former President Obama, wrote in the ruling.
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If the new governor does not prevail on Medicaid expansion this year, he may have better chance after next year's polls, when all 100 House seats and 40 Senate seats are up for election—especially if they become mini-referenda on Mr Trump that Republicans cannot win.
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It would be "very difficult for me to support the bill if I do not prevail on those two issues," Collins told reporters Thursday morning before the debate began But she said she was encouraged by her discussions with Senate colleagues about the changes she wants.
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Between the improved pacing strategy, the flatter and faster course, and the upgrade in footwear, it's not hard to believe that this fitter, faster version of Kipchoge will prevail on Saturday and become the first person in history to run a marathon in under two hours.
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And if McSally does not prevail on November 6th, the state could have two female senators in the New Year—there is a good chance Ms McSally would be appointed by the Republican governor to fill the final two years of the term of the late John McCain.
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His attorneys, led by Christine Lepera, have argued that Kesha's claims came too late and are too vague, the harm is overstated and that she's not likely to prevail on her discrimination, harassment and hate crime claims nor beat his ones for allegedly breaching a contract and committing defamation.
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RELATED: New Hampshire poll: Trump on top, battle for second emerges According to Friday's results, nearly two-thirds say they expect Trump to prevail on Tuesday, 24% see a Cruz victory in the offing, 22% a Rubio win, and the rest of the field merits 24% or less.
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No wonder that he was leaning on aides not to cancel recently scheduled campaign events in Colorado, Wisconsin and Nevada until the very last minute, and that his advisers had to prevail on him not to announce another rally in Florida, tentatively scheduled for the end of the month.
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In February 83 — just a few days before the government was scheduled to start accepting applications for expanded DACA — Judge Andrew Hanen issued an injunction, preventing the government from moving ahead with the program on the logic that the states were "likely" to prevail on some of their claims.
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The continual cries of this afflicted child, bereft of its parent, affected me very sensibly, I was moved with compassion, and charging myself as if accessary to what now appeared to be a cruel murder, and endeavoured to prevail on the hunter to save its life, but to no effect!
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"The arbitrator's decisive ruling underscores the strength of FF's underlying arguments, since under the law emergency relief of this kind is granted only if the party requesting the relief is likely to prevail on the merits once the matter is fully arbitrated," Jarret Johnson, Faraday Future's assistant general counsel, said in a statement.
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Yes, as Republicans fret over their candidate's mistakes and what they see as a fly-by-the-seat-of-one's-pants campaign unprepared for the five months ahead, they should take comfort that the Trump team is doing the real work required to protect the country, should he prevail on Election Day.
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The first possession against No. 24 Georgia swiftly set a course that could ultimately see L.S.U. prevail on both fronts: The nation's second-ranked team scored with ease on a drive in which Burrow both set a conference record for passing touchdowns in a season and unexpectedly wound up as a receiver himself.
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A major federal-worker union and a lobbying group for older Americans urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday to rule that workers who sue federal agencies for age bias must show only that discrimination was a factor, and not the sole reason, for an employment decision to prevail on their claims.
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In his ruling, U.S. District Judge William Orrick said he granted the request for an injunction given that the bureau's "reasoning behind the Suspension Rule is untethered to evidence contradicting the reasons for implementing the Waste Prevention Rule," adding that the plaintiffs were likely to prevail on the merits of their case.
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In February 0003 — just a few days before the government was scheduled to start accepting applications for expanded DACA — Judge Andrew Hanen of the Southern District of Texas issued an injunction, preventing the government from moving ahead with the program on the logic that the states were "likely" to prevail on some of their claims.
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Perhaps they will prevail on him to change course, but it is worth noting that even if he abandons this particular daredevil routine, Trump has given insurance companies a strong sense that his administration is conflicted about how to administer health policy, is not fully committed to the success of the markets—enough cause for alarm, in other words, to raise premiums or abandon the markets altogether.
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O.P. Warns Trump on Jobs" (online: "Trump's Steel Tariffs Raise Fears of a Damaging Trade War") ... Peter Petri, economist and trade expert at Brandeis University's International Business School: "Whether we go through with his approach is anyone's guess, but business investment depends on predictable policy, and relentless chaos takes its toll even if cooler heads prevail on the policies that the president is tweeting about.
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Should that mood of insurgency prevail on Election Day, it could set the stage for an even more tumultuous phase of redefinition next year: A liberal base that feels validated after November may be unlikely to heed calls from party leaders to pick their battles in the new Congress, or to approach the 2020 race with sensitivity to more conservative sections of the country.
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"There are no guard rails anymore" and they couldn't assume the truth would prevail on its own, the official said, so the campaign immediately began pressing journalists to give context to Trump's accusations by talking about independent reporting that has found neither the former vice president nor his son had acted in a corrupt fashion, and that in fact Biden had been pushing to fight corruption in Ukraine.
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"If your moral code doesn't dictate that you come out strongly against someone who's been accused of these things, maybe a political, strategic argument would prevail on the president, which is that you win this seat, this Senate seat for Roy Moore, it's a Pyrrhic victory because you will be saddled, as you all have just said, as the party of a pedophiles for the rest of Roy Moore's term," panelist Willie Geist said.
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Ingraham played a clip of Waters chanting, "Impeach 85033," a reference to Trump, and another clip of Nadler, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, threatening to launch a perjury investigation into newly seated Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE if Democrats prevail on Election Day.
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