What privileges do we come into the world with and do we abuse those privileges?
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There are a host of privileges asserted by agencies, such as the deliberative process privileges.
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In cases of both sexism and racism, privileges hurt both those without and with the privileges.
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"The 14th Amendment distinguishes between the privileges of citizenship and the privileges of all people," Rosen says.
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According to Gaggle, students who commit three strikes have their account privileges limited until a school official gives those privileges back.
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Choice Privileges Best card: Choice Privileges Visa Choice Hotels, owner of Quality Inn, Sleep Inn, and others, works with six charities.
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As Professor Turley told us, the president has legitimate constitutional privileges, and it is for the courts to determine the contours of these privileges.
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According to The Tennessean, the hospital admitting privileges measure led two local clinics to close down because the physicians were unable to obtain those privileges.
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"There are no privileges for Donald Trump Jr. The son of the president doesn't have any of those privileges," he said, referring to executive privilege.
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The facility has operated without those privileges because it doesn't meet state mandates requiring clinics to have physicians with admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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He was a foreigner — a gaijin — an identity that came with both privileges and limitations, and Buruma liked the limitations as much as the privileges.
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These providers, who have to apply for privileges, are also frequently unable to guarantee that they'd admit enough patients to make the privileges worth it.
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Indiana already requires doctors to have "admitting privileges" with a local hospital, or at least a written agreement with another doctor who has such privileges.
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As actual virtues, these hold up: People with gifts and privileges should reorient those gifts and privileges to serve others or create something of value for them.
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"Specifically, Timchenko had editing privileges and Isaev had reading privileges," wrote FBI Special Agent Evelina Aslanyan in an affidavit in support of arrest warrants for the three men.
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The clinic's doctors could either have hospital admitting privileges (which most doctors who provide abortions can't get) or a "transfer" agreement with another physician who had admitting privileges.
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Justice Kavanaugh also asked whether the court would be required to strike down admitting-privileges laws even if all doctors seeking to provide abortions could obtain the privileges.
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Doctors who perform abortions are often unable to obtain admitting privileges for reasons unrelated to their competence, the law's critics say, and the privileges themselves do not make abortions safer, as hospitalizations after abortions are rare and women receive medical care at hospitals regardless of whether their doctors have admitting privileges.
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Supreme Court strikes down Texas abortion access law At issues was a so called "admitting privileges" provision that required doctors to have local admitting privileges at near by hospitals.
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There are a host of privileges that can apply to FBI material, such as deliberative process privileges, as well as confidentiality protections that can be invoked by the government.
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In Burma, an ethnic minority is given privileges by the government, and the Buddhists, who are very poor in Rakhine State, do not want the Rohingya to receive these privileges.
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The state had already passed laws mandating that any abortion provider must have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles; without renewed privileges, abortions at that clinic were effectively banned.
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We can still condemn Smollett's attackers, while acknowledging that being a cis man comes with privileges in our culture—privileges that trans, non-binary, and gender nonconforming people of color don't experience.
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That included setting a 10-year cap on voting privileges, allowing active members of the motion picture industry to cast a ballot – and to renew their voting privileges if they remained active.
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The privileges of capitalism have been conditional from the start.
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Is it a problem that cruise companies have such privileges?
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Your posting privileges have been temporarily suspended while we investigate.
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Here, though, fireflies have yet to secure any special privileges.
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Game of Thrones fans were afforded privileges like no other.
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I'm really soaking up the privileges while I have them.
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It is unclear why Khan's "travel privileges" are being reviewed.
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Bobby did 30 days in Iso and lost phone privileges.
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If the capitalists met export targets, they got more privileges.
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This affects prisoners' access to programming and privileges, she argues.
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This disparity entrenches Harvard's retrograde tradition of privileges for men.
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Parties often argue privileges, immunities and other defenses before committees.
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Execution of arbitrary code with kernel privileges – up to $50,000.
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Both invoked privileges never heard before by a congressional committee.
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Antiviruses usually run with the highest privileges on a computer.
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There are tons of people who don't have those privileges.
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Children of billionaires have privileges that many will never know.
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She is excruciatingly aware of her position and its privileges.
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Someone like that isn't exercising her privileges; she's abusing them.
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Mr. Dando had all the obvious privileges — looks, wealth, connections.
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A military soldier would be granted privileges for such sacrifice.
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Admitting privileges are often difficult for abortion doctors to obtain.
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It is like giving full fridge privileges to your Labrador.
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Those who don't have those privileges will inevitably lose out.
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Its supporters say that admitting privileges are an important credential.
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The privileges that come with Amazon Prime are quickly honored.
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"The republic of privileges is behind us," Mr. Castaner said.
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According to the documents, Yates did not have hospital privileges.
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YouTube revoked Crowder's ad privileges, but his channel remained up.
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Either no one deserves these privileges or we all do.
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Hellerstedt that an admitting privileges law in Texas was unconstitutional.
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Membership privileges include events and concerts arranged at the club.
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Ward's statement privileges a specific kind of fandom over another.
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Understand that people who are oppressed can also have privileges.
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A bad rating and you can lose your happy-giving privileges.
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Little Damien's abundant cuteness doesn't get her any special privileges though.
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But you needed a DirecTV satellite subscription to get streaming privileges.
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Abuse of these services may result in revocation of your privileges.
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"You can't have 10,000 shareholders who expect unlimited privileges," he said.
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Despite the generals' privileges, many in the army suffer privations, too.
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That's one of the exciting privileges of being in my chair.
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Many of its members are disgruntled at having lost their privileges.
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Doing so resulted in a strike, which suspended live streaming privileges.
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PROTON, it gives a hacker root access privileges to the system.
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Kourtney Kardashian is in danger of losing her "Kardashian privileges," apparently.
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Because remember, Giuliani didn&apost waive other privileges, just that day.
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These days, such privileges are also enjoyed by plenty of Africans.
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Some hospitals do not offer privileges to doctors who do abortions.
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Cubans' entry privileges may be a relic of the cold war.
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Privileges would be claimed by government officials, both domestic and foreign.
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Losing such privileges discourages many from leaving in the first place.
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But wings of government have preserved their privileges while services suffer.
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"Certainty is one of the great privileges of youth," she said.
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Some apps, however, received "whitelist" privileges to continue accessing the data.
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Sanctions include loss of phone, commissary, visiting privileges, and hole time.
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The conflicts and the privileges are shameless, the potential revenues unthinkable.
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"Journalists don't have special privileges to break laws and commit fraud."
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It privileges people with money, allowing them to buy their freedom.
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Louisiana claims that its admitting privileges law serves two interlocking purposes.
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The passenger's travel privileges have also been suspended, the airline said.
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It has become clear that she takes advantage of her privileges.
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Just watch and see — if the warden gives you TV privileges.
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The economic and political powers won't give up their privileges easily.
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Louisiana's abortion providers have repeatedly tried and failed to secure privileges.
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Some airlines also provide premium economy passengers with expedited security privileges.
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Julian Assange has lost his web privileges, so who's running Wikileaks?
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The doctors should try harder to get admitting privileges, he said.
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It was a cozy relationship, sure, but membership has its privileges.
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He is fighting for their primacy, their privileges and their power.
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He is fighting for their primacy, their privileges and their power.
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Like all privileges, it can be used to help or harm.
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As soon as one leaves Freeport though, those scant privileges vanish.
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In general, these privileges empower the minority party of the chamber.
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He also wants phone privileges so he can speak to them.
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Abortion providers often struggle to obtain admitting privileges, which allow doctors to admit patients to hospitals, because hospitals often don't want to be associated with abortion and because physicians with privileges are expected to bring in money.
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In ten states, including Alabama, Florida, Texas, and Mississippi, doctors performing abortions are required to have admitting privileges or similar arrangements at a nearby hospital—privileges that some hospitals, for political or budgetary reasons, refuse to grant.
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Indeed, complications from abortions are so rare that abortion doctors often struggle to obtain admitting privileges for this very reason: Many hospitals only grant admitting privileges to physicians who admit a certain number of patients every year.
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But while membership has its privileges, there are also dues to be
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Henderson urged the hospital to swiftly suspend Duntsch's privileges, which it did.
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Generally, it doesn't grant foreign property owners residency or other special privileges.
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"I'm thinking about the limitations of agency given certain privileges," he says.
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They hated him for the privileges he had earned through hard work.
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Rulers like Tocqueville's family in Normandy inherited responsibilities as well as privileges.
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But eventually, Facebook plans to open up content-making privileges to everyone.
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Officialdom theoretically treats minorities as equal and even grants them certain privileges.
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On Etsy, members who receive repeat notices have their account privileges terminated.
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This system privileges known commodities while sidelining emerging artists and untested content.
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Working with him was one of the great privileges of my career.
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Which means that they experienced the privileges that the world accords men.
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Doesn't being the Antichrist come with in and out privileges in hell?
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Choice Privileges takes third followed by Hilton Honors, IHG Rewards and Starwood.
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YouTube is checking in on you and might revoke your Partner privileges.
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Additionally, doctors performing abortions needed to have admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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Or at least a 6 day ban followed by limited posting privileges.
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City councils do something else: They grant privileges, or entitlements, or protections.
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He will now enjoy the privileges of a retired head of state.
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Mostly though ... he lost phone, recreation and commissary privileges for bad behavior.
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Unlike the "admitting privileges" requirement, it has yet to go into effect.
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The application doesn't need to gain any special privileges like root either.
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I'm always afraid they'll take away my third-floor golf-simulator privileges.
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Over time, tribal leaders say, those rights and privileges have been denied.
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Our tax code privileges debt by making corporate interest payments tax-deductible.
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The Texas requirement is even less stringent, requiring privileges within 30 miles.
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Its shock privileges have been revoked, its ultimate conclusion has been compromised.
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It also requires that physicians who perform abortions retain hospital admitting privileges.
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But I also recognize all the straight privileges I carry with me.
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Then in April 2016, Schulte's administrative privileges on two projects were revoked.
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They should be trusted users who you know won't abuse their privileges.
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They often seek government privileges to increase their profits and avoid competition.
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"If they're just China, then they don't get the privileges," Pelosi said.
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Grant, by contrast, backed the rights and privileges of freed black Americans.
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He has cut his predecessor's privileges, such as flying on official aircraft.
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For that infraction, Mr. Kassir lost his telephone privileges for four months.
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One of the physicians there has admitting privileges, Hope's administrator tells me.
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Another important provision for us was eliminating the special privileges for corporations.
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She deserves all of the privileges and responsibilities that come of that.
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Only after the accused are proven guilty should their privileges be revoked.
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So they may have the economic privileges here in the United States.
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Game of Thrones, in general, privileges spectacle and surprise over everything else.
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Texas will want to maintain its free trade agreement and other privileges.
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Earlier this year, Meadors was sentenced to 60 days at the Milwaukee County House of Correction and was granted work release privileges, while Ramsey-Guy was sentenced to 30 days with the same privileges, the TV station reported.
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Louisiana currently has three clinics where four doctors perform abortions, and one doctor already has admitting privileges as required by the law; the question turns on whether the others would be able to obtain the privileges, he said.
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They also stress that local admitting privileges for abortion providers are unnecessary for reasons have nothing to do with a clinician's competence, noting that such privileges are often given to clinicians who admit a certain number of patients.
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Louisiana currently has three clinics where four doctors perform abortions, and one doctor already has admitting privileges as required by the law and the question turns on whether the others would be able to obtain the privileges, he said.
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Toni clearly doesn't have the same privileges that her peers in Riverdale have.
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Your purchases, social interactions and political activity will determine what privileges you get.
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Facebook rewards these firms with data privileges that other organisations to not enjoy.
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" Baldwin said working with Allen was "one of the privileges of my career.
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The court's ruling on the admitting privileges law could severely undermine Roe v.
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To internationalists, America enjoys precious privileges as the designer of many multilateral organisations.
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In other words, it's a system that privileges the most politically informed citizens.
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" —Abby M. "One memoir I love is Kitchen Privileges by Mary Higgins Clark.
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When Skye gets her phone privileges back, she allows Clay to see her.
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Male chimps form coalitions to topple dominant males, then share power and privileges.
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These are privileges a large number of Muslims around the world don't enjoy.
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"Given all the special privileges that corporations have enjoyed for so long," Gov.
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Copyright holders who violate the policy will have their manual claiming privileges suspended.
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Mommy's status — and whether she will regain her rightful mommy privileges — is unknown.
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Riverdale is a show that privileges the visceral and joyful over emotional depth.
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We must be deliberate in talking about their upbringings, privileges, and social position.
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Women also enjoyed rights and privileges that they weren't afforded in previous periods.
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In 2011 and 2012, Kansas, Arizona, Mississippi and Tennessee passed admitting-privileges laws.
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That, however, depends on the proper assertion of privileges protected by the Constitution.
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I didn't see Betty, who often refused to work and lost her privileges.
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But he conceded that they might also work to shore up their privileges.
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The privileges of men—professional, spiritual, sexual—delimit the borders of our lives.
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Amex also has three hotel partners: Choice Privileges, Hilton Honors, and Marriott Bonvoy.
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His punishment could include confinement or the loss of other privileges in jail.
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The law also mandates that physicians conducting abortions have admitting privileges to hospitals.
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As an authorized user, your child will have charging privileges on your account.
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Josh will get all the same privileges -- library access, unlimited calls, healthcare, etc.
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Traditional classrooms, too, are few — the Cornell Tech curriculum privileges projects over lectures.
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Only my husband and I have drop in privileges for our Echo devices.
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The case could be about admitting privileges, counseling restrictions or an abortion ban.
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Democrats protected people like him and Republicans guarded the privileges of rich people.
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Monday afternoon, Facebook notified Gore that she temporarily lost her Facebook privileges again.
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"I'm so grateful for the privileges I enjoy in this country," Singh said.
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Any manners maven can tell you that guests do not have inviting privileges.
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Ms. Murrill said the doctors should have tried harder to obtain admitting privileges.
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It punishes our allies and coddles our adversaries; it privileges demagogy over democracy.
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Alito also asked how hard the doctors actually tried to get admitting privileges.
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For now, Rafael is the only Nadal with playing privileges in Ashe Stadium.
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Hospitals have denied privileges based on fear of anti-abortion threats and violence.
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It filed a lawsuit, and reached a settlement on the admitting-privileges requirement.
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But the goal has consistently been to preserve existing social hierarchies and privileges.
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Mr. Batista was already known to shower attention and privileges on Mr. Cabral.
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Democrats responded by demanding the withdrawal of his privileges to view classified information.
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Then consider what new responsibilities and privileges your child is ready to handle.
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"ERA means abortion funding, means homosexual privileges, means whatever else," she once said.
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He also said the WTA had revoked Nastase's credential privileges at its events.
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Still other small parties demand the repeal of those privileges for the Orthodox.
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That's not the feel I get from feminists today, they want extra privileges.
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In Louisiana, for instance, it's easier to obtain admitting privileges, the court held.
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Recently, a prison administrator in Washington State suspended a woman's visiting privileges indefinitely.
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First, it will withdraw charitable status and other tax privileges from private schools.
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In fashioning a reductionist take on the coed brain, Monninger privileges the hyphen.
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She added that the doctors had not tried hard enough to obtain privileges.
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" He called working with Mr. Allen "one of the privileges of my career.
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Denied all visitation privileges, Tucker spent more than 2100 days in solitary isolation.
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" They have less yard and facility time and privileges as the "general population.
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Donegan notes that "privileges like whiteness, health, education, and class" made it easier for her to take on the risks of creating the list — people without such privileges may suffer greater consequences than others if they choose to speak up.
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Working with the guys has been one of the greatest privileges of my career.
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Furthermore, abortion providers are often denied privileges at hundreds of hospitals with religious affiliations.
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We have that problem—all the benefits of being a citizen are now privileges.
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The unpatched Windows 7 vulnerability lets hackers escalate local privileges to execute malicious code.
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Own up to the privileges that we hold, even in this time of pain.
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Or would we see [new] 25 percent tariffs [instituted by Trump using executive privileges]?
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How using Tesla's Autopilot cost a British man his driving privileges for 18 months.
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Pollak declined to name others who have administrators' privileges, saying they're no longer involved.
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Recently, Turkey and the Central African Republic have revoked visa-free privileges for Americans.
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She was born with the opportunities and privileges that 99% of Americans dont have.
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Understanding these privileges will help you better understand other members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
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It defines who is a diplomat and thus entitled to special privileges and immunities.
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In just over a month, the U.S. plans to end India's preferential trade privileges.
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The state also requires abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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Is music a meritocracy — an art form that privileges natural talent over everything else?
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In the ouster Cunha also lost all of his political privileges for eight years.
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Those rules went into effect last Friday, so Kushner lost his "top secret" privileges.
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He also lost all visitation privileges from his family and friends for 45 days.
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Hernandez was written up, and netted 15 days without cafeteria privileges for the offense.
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Hellerstedt, the Supreme Court ruled that an admitting privileges law in Texas was unconstitutional.
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Without this, all the reservations of particular rights or privileges would amount to nothing.
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Then I'll say more on those scandalous privileges that it also conferred upon them.
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These two privileges are among those the Fed is now recommending that Congress rescind.
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The challengers focus on the admitting-privileges requirement and regulations governing clinic facility standards.
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A skylight over the commander—rank hath its privileges—and a small telescope, too.
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Owning a gin company has been one of the great privileges of my life.
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The rapper's being held without bail, and no longer has phone privileges ... judge's orders.
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The Kardashian rubric doesn't grant Blac Chyna the same privileges that it granted Kim.
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One was a requirement that all abortion clinics have admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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One privileges the success of the individual; the other, the good of the whole.
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"There's no special privileges for him," Hull said further of Manafort's current housing status.
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Neiderman notes that the Tizen app store is given unlimited privileges to alter devices.
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Ten other states also require doctors who perform abortions to have hospital admitting privileges.
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Conservatives oppose that language, arguing Dreamers should not get special privileges over other immigrants.
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There's no high IQ exemption to qualify for driving privileges in the United States.
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Ministerial positions are left unfilled as political parties fight over privileges and patronage rights.
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The other required doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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ZTE agreed to paying a fine and a multi-year denial of export privileges.
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From before the nation's independence, Americans fought against special tax privileges for big business.
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Schools are also, not incidentally, where Americans learn about liberty, equality, rights, and privileges.
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"One of the greatest privileges we have as Americans is a voice," she wrote.
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House committees allowed witnesses to concoct their own privileges to avoid answering certain questions.
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The system automatically picked up those files and executed them with full administrative privileges.
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Men and women simply have different sets of privileges, because we're so fundamentally different.
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Maybe it's time to take away our privileges, before we really fuck them up.
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Salazar said she still feels uncomfortable with privileges that come with being a Senator.
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Let's embrace the beautiful fabric of beliefs that our country privileges us to share.
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One of the great privileges of minimalist art is the centering of one's attention.
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One of the great privileges of life is to be born an American citizen.
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For years, Chambliss had walk-in, coffee-drinking privileges at Connor's police command center.
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Like Louisiana, Texas required abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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"Abuse of these services may result in revocation of your privileges," Apple also warns.
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Apple and Google restrict root certificate privileges due to the security risk to users.
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Secularization and ethnic diversity called into question the privileges of Christianity in public life.
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Everyone still privileges pale skin ("beautiful meant she was white-white-white, practically lavender").
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Two weeks earlier, he had been in danger of losing his tour membership privileges.
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Merchants from the Khanate of Kokand attacked Kashgar repeatedly to press for trade privileges.
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"Don't roll your privileges over China's face," wrote a Weibo user named Ding Lei.
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It is Mr. Settis's prerogative to write a book that privileges philosophy over policy.
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The privileges that come with Fleck's race set him up for these unrealistic expectations.
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In addition to the miles, many of the mileage cards now come with privileges.
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That's why the dreamers cannot be automatically handed full citizenship and all its privileges.
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CRISPR, however, privileges design over evolution—which is the central project of synthetic biology.
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One of adulthood's sweetest culinary privileges is doing that with any cheese at all.
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Many presidents, including President Trump, have asserted privileges and other objections to specific subpoenas.
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No arbitrary deprivations of life, liberty or property, or of citizens' "privileges or immunities".
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It's also true that it privileges the metaphysical over the material, recognition over redistribution.
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And every time we throw crumbs at Ivanka's feet, we slowly erode those privileges.
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And there is mounting pressure to extend voting privileges to those residing here illegally.
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And it's a museum that privileges truth-telling, messy facts over clean-cut aesthetics.
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It's the kind of abuse of parking privileges that has long angered New Yorkers.
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We only had five minutes to shower or else we would lose breakfast privileges.
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Allowing providers to piggyback on another doctor's admitting privileges makes it a little easier.
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It's insiders seeking and then protecting special privileges that give them a leg up.
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First, she dresses down her father for going behind her back to enlist Fitz's (Tony Goldwyn) help, telling him he has lost his dinosaur privileges (among other privileges) and that he can have his bones back when he learns how to behave.
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And critically, abortion providers don't qualify for admitting privileges for that precise reason — they rarely or never admit patients, which most hospitals require as a condition of granting privileges for business reasons that have nothing to do with the quality of patient care.
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Opponents dispute that, saying that hospitalizations after abortions are rare, that women would receive medical care at hospitals whether their doctors had admitting privileges or not and that abortion providers are often unable to obtain admitting privileges for reasons unrelated to their competence.
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The tape features Trump bragging about the privileges of being a famous man around women.
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And the other point is no, they have no privileges and you have concurrent investigations.
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Because of a design flaw, user programs with low privileges can read protected kernel memory.
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That Twitter finally decided to take away his privileges is a sign of the times.
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Inmates face being disciplined, losing privileges, or be reclassified to a higher security risk level.
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Here is Karma on Tuesday, floored by the privileges (none) that come with viral fame.
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It also requires doctors who provide abortions to have various forms of hospital admitting privileges.
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And whether you're rich and white or whatever, a lot of people understand their privileges.
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" Torn added that "working with him was one of the great privileges of my career.
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If you're travelling to the vast country, then your internet privileges will be severly restricted.
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But at Starbucks, a facsimile of whiteness — and its attendant class privileges — is for sale.
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Yup.You don't need money or special privileges or connections to do any of these things.
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Besides updating systems, organizations need to overhaul the system of awarding network privileges to employees.
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But in the airline industry, many employees enjoy security privileges that regular passengers do not.
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Will writers who have generated scripts that were not bought, or made, likewise lose privileges?
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As a Chinese Singaporean, I grew up enjoying the privileges of the dominant racial group.
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"the abortion pill," to have a contract with a second doctor with hospital admitting privileges.
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Once approved, travelers will receive an unmarked envelope with their PreCheck privileges in the mail.
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It's intended as a way for administrators to recover privileges without help from higher authority.
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Similarly, informants and witnesses, who can endanger themselves by helping police, should have similar privileges.
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We want services to be insanely useful, but not regulated like other insanely useful privileges.
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The contracted doctor also must have admitting privileges at a hospital designated to handle emergencies.
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Needless to say, Diyaolu told Buzzfeed Katelyn has lost her Internet privileges for a month.
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And so, yeah, I'm very concerned about him having privileges because of his past history.
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For its part, Apple has revoked some developer privileges from Facebook following the TechCrunch report.
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Attackers can initiate stack overflows strategically to gain more access or privileges on a system.
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Society privileges penis-in-vagina sex as "real sex" and everything else as less-than.
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The doctor was immediately placed on administrative leave and her clinical privileges have been suspended.
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Justice Ginsburg noted that New Mexico law does not require surgical standards or admitting privileges.
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Youth who disobey rules can lose "privileges" such as recreation, showers, or phone calls home.
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"Playing Fiona Gallagher has been one of the great privileges of my life," she tweeted.
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And that's a system that privileges people who are able to operate under those conditions.
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Without the exemption, the bill could have lost its 50-vote privileges in the Senate.
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"The office of the president is special, and he has special privileges," Herman told CNBC.
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If they did not, they lost, or were threatened with the loss of those privileges.
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He did not specifically comment on how the removal of trade privileges could impact exports.
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These goals are directly challenged when the company filters out content or restricts user privileges.
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Corporate giants are all too good at buying up troublesome rivals and lobbying for privileges.
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It was an odd hybrid experience—working-class, but with privileges thrown in a bit.
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I was intrigued, but opted out for fear of having my phone privileges taken away.
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Representing and advocating for you has been one of the greatest privileges of my life.
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There are also Silver ($75,000) and Gold ($200,000) rates, which offer additional amenities and privileges.
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In contrast, unauthorized migrant parents and children are not always given such privileges or protections.
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She's informed by Annie that she might lose "iPad privileges" if she does something wrong.
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In addition to Texas, five other states passed admitting privileges laws in 2013 and 2014.
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But after the entrepreneur sold his first company, he witnessed firsthand how wealth brought privileges.
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They need to recognise that they are the beneficiaries of all sorts of hidden privileges.
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It doesn't appear that Uber is affording the same mid-trip privileges to its drivers.
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They will defend their prerogatives and privileges, as those with power always have, throughout history.
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In America, when you open yourself to the public, you lose certain rights and privileges.
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The law also requires that abortion doctors have admitting privileges at hospitals within 28500 miles.
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" Earlier this week, he also described himself as "a white man who has had privileges.
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In November 2013, after the admitting-privileges requirement was put in place, there were 22.
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The Air Force also threatened to take away the bases' television privileges for a week.
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The answers were tellingly contradictory: they wanted their parents' full attention, but also sleepover privileges.
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Other inmates yelled constantly, and he missed privileges like commissary and three daily phone calls.
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Yet, the more important measure historically is how presidents actually use their power and privileges.
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Many in the public suspect the stars are still afforded privileges denied the typical soldier.
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The quality of education students receive is highly correlated to the privileges their parents have.
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The other part requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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I am not quite sure what "equities" are, but they are not constitutionally recognized privileges.
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Without the exemption, the bill could have lost its 51-vote privileges in the Senate.
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The Texas law requires doctors at clinics to have admitting privileges to a local hospital.
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It was chartered specifically as a vessel for a variety of anti-competitive special privileges.
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They are also facing an important deadline: The current reconciliation privileges expire on September 30.
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Facebook claims it will have only one seat at the table and no special privileges.
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For example, they were denied phone privileges unless Alyokhina agreed to cease a hunger strike.
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In other words, a hero, no "anti" attached, with all of the privileges that affords.
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What's more, abortion providers don't need privileges because abortion is an extremely safe medical procedure.
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A.M.A. officials likewise saw to it that recalcitrant physicians had their hospital admitting privileges rescinded.
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It takes a brave politician to question the privileges enjoyed by the upper middle class.
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One of those provisions required abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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Legions of lobbyists would mount ferocious battles to preserve the privileges of now-favored industries.
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To be clear, we are not advocating for special privileges or advantages for American companies.
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Or, how select members of Kim's elite ruling class enjoy their special bounty and privileges.
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An inmate with diagnosed impulse-control problems had his privileges taken away after an outburst.
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While he clings to his privileges, his heirs set about dismantling those traditional power structures.
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In defending against any congressional demand for information, the president has various privileges against disclosure.
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Thus captured, these laws function as privileges for the connected rather than protections for consumers.
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You shouldn't get the privileges of a standard parking lot with your MAGA-ass ride.
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They traded messages, until Jonathan's mother reminded him that his phone privileges had been suspended.
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Instead, the U.K. government has published three papers on judicial proceedings, nuclear materials and privileges.
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Most are better educated, all enjoy enormous privileges and few lead by example worth following.
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We should not treat their sacrifices so carelessly by handing over voting privileges to noncitizens.
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In Williams's world, we are all wandering interlopers—adrift, trapped, groundless—looking for visitors' privileges.
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It raises substantial constitutional and legal issues as well as attorney-client and other privileges.
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And so yesterday morning he enjoyed the privileges of his new citizenship by getting lost.
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Women already have equal rights, and an amendment would take away remaining privileges, they argued.
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The one-sided use of "terrorism" privileges countries such as the United States and Israel.
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I'm not suggesting that the rest of the world shouldn't have these so-called privileges.
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One of the great privileges of my life was serving with him in the Congress.
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Hospitals typically require doctors with privileges to admit a certain number of patients a year.
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Aside from having his driving privileges revoked, McGregor was also hit with an $1,100 fine.
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Management controls, including segregation of duties, periodic reassessment of privileges and audits, are also important.
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AK is from the NBA, so he gets special privileges that other media members don't.
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The Supreme Court is currently considering whether a similar regulation requiring admitting privileges is unconstitutional.
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Two months before, the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh had centered on an alleged high school sexual assault and sparked a national discursive blood feud about the privileges afforded young white men — and the damage such privileges can inflict on others.
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For women outside of Schlafly's exclusive demographic, STOP ERA's promise to halt the taking of their privileges was an empty one—those privileges weren't theirs to begin with, and the ERA could have afforded a quicker route to equal pay and better treatment at work.
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Then again, Delvey's a pretty notorious scammer... so maybe she conned her way into iPhone privileges.
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But there are many obstacles not only to gaining admitting privileges, but also to maintaining them.
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As director of the FBI, Comey does not have the authority to revoke Clinton's security privileges.
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However, Nina has had her visitor privileges revoked, but Karim isn't taking no for an answer.
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The freedoms to follow one's conscience and to realise one's imaginings are our most precious privileges.
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The proper role of government is to defend my rights and privileges against people like them.
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I worked w WA 3 times and it was one of the privileges of my career.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller, left, and his team say Manafort, right, has "unique privileges" in jail.
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She says that labels like these are particularly important in a society that privileges straight people.
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Over the centuries, America has bestowed generous, state-sponsored privileges upon select classes of its citizens.
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The show gave up its privileges on that the minute Glenn miraculously hid beneath a dumpster.
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If all goes well, he'll be declared fit for the duties and privileges of Gisu manhood.
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Personal taxes are a labyrinth of privileges and loopholes, most of which benefit the well-off.
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Politicians of every stripe fear a backlash from ethnic-Malay voters should their privileges be curtailed.
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The other man was given a slap on the wrist, his privileges revoked for 30 days.
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Liberalism began as a revolt against the Old Regime with its hereditary ranks and fixed privileges.
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Everyone's experiences and resources and privileges are different — maybe what you can do, I can't do.
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Her age and position have their own privileges, which outweigh whatever language barriers seem to exist.
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It was only when this report surfaced that Hyp3r had its Facebook Marketing Partner privileges rescinded.
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Only admins have full privileges on the chain and the ability to add or remove members.
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I knew these privileges allowed me to choose a path many other foreign journalists could not.
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Another part of the "grooming" process is creating a positive relationship through special privileges, Lanning says.
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"One of the great privileges of being an ambassador has been meeting Oscar," Mulligan tells PEOPLE.
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Moreover, abortion providers don't need to have admitting privileges for their patients to visit a hospital.
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May's white paper indicates Britain is seeking single market privileges for industrial and agricultural goods alone.
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Why do you have some privileges for money but you don't have this privilege for people?
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The various representatives enjoy full diplomatic privileges and immunities, but are not formally accorded diplomatic status.
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October 22016 – A U.S. district judge sides largely with the challengers, blocking the admitting privileges provision.
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Homeland Security officials claimed he returned to Mexico on his own, thereby revoking his DACA privileges.
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There are social benefits and privileges that come with being considered beautiful under a male gaze.
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The second requires that doctors who provide the procedures have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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And trying to figure out how to do right while also, frankly, clinging to their privileges.
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Last year, Texas' controversial House Bill 2 required doctors performing abortions to have hospital admitting privileges.
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Within communities and individual lives, the realities are more complicated: privileges and oppressions compound and collide.
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Representatives for Marfrig said the company borrowed from Caixa at market rates without any special privileges.
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Doctors with admitting privileges are not on the payroll of the hospital or formally considered employees.
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You can give special privileges to contacts marked as Favorites or those in a specific group.
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WE'RE ASKING TWO COUNTRIES TO GIVE UP SOME PRIVILEGES THAT THEY HAVE ENJOYED FOR 22 YEARS.
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I recognize and am grateful for the privileges I'm afforded by the city I work in.
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If anything, he waived executive privileges over witnesses and documents that other presidents have routinely asserted.
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But a short flight to the mainland reveals a diaspora with voting privileges and a voice.
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With sketchy past opinions on the scope of these privileges, executive assertions can be difficult questions.
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In response, GOP leaders revoked Gohmert's travel privileges for trips to Egypt and Africa last year.
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I suppose he was able to take photos because of his privileges as a P.L.A. officer.
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If companies abuse these statutory privileges and gouge consumers, Congress can change or even withdraw them.
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Winning certainly has its privileges, but you don't even have to win to reap significant rewards.
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The EU, for its part, has little reason to grant UK such privileges if it leaves.
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Like Messenger, Facebook's increasingly feature-rich offshoot app, which now sports admin privileges for group chats.
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You're told that you're in "Earth Phase," the first of four phases, each with attendant privileges.
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They have explicitly remained eligible players, entitled to the same rights and privileges as any other.
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The privileges you get are just astonishing—access to power, different levels of shopping, preferential housing.
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It's already too crowded here, and media people without floor privileges are forcing their way in.
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Another 15 minutes later and it looks like that staffer's tweeting privileges have been taken away.
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Negron acknowledged the irony of playing a colonialist monarch in a U.S. territory without voting privileges.
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"The admitting privileges, no doubt, is a way to close clinics in Louisiana," she told reporters.
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The law requires doctors to have admitting privileges at a hospital 30 miles from the clinic.
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The restriction at issue now requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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Russo concerns a Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a local clinic.
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You can't blame her for feeling entitled to the same privileges as her rent-free sibling.
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The documents, the lawyer argued, should have been shielded by various privileges, like attorney-client privilege.
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And they enjoy the privileges of gods and kings, which seems like a double-edged sword.
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Which isn't to say that suspending driving privileges can't be an appropriate remedy for some misconduct.
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Living and working in the United States are the two privileges most often associated with DACA.
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Yet we inhabit a culture that privileges novelty and growth over the cyclical and the regenerative.
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Flight attendants who take the voluntary unpaid leave will retain their health benefits and travel privileges.
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To persuade her, Jefferson promised the 16-year-old "extraordinary privileges" at Monticello if she complied.
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For white men across the Western world, special rights and privileges once came as a birthright.
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I can't thank you enough for the privileges you've given me and the leadership you've shown.
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"The Privileges" too moved between multiple points of view and had a kind of Imax sweep.
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"This idea that you obstruct Congress by exercising ... constitutional privileges is absurd, absolutely absurd," Sekulow said.
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While the policy has since been revised, Bumiputera continue to receive most of the same privileges.
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He was simply expressing a white resentment of anyone encroaching on privileges historically reserved for whites.
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The result has been that in states with admitting privileges laws, clinics are forced to close.
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In the wake of the 20173 case, many states put the brakes on admitting privileges laws.
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It's a naked assertion that Israel's most fundamental legal structures ought to grant Jews special privileges.
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Hellerstedt, a case over a nearly identical law requiring hospital admitting privileges in Texas in 20163.
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But speaking privileges for House members are rare — the two previous Senate impeachment trials are examples.
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Legal action is also pending in Alabama and Louisiana courts over the states' "admitting privileges" laws.
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She also told him that her daughter's killers were remorseless and deserved no privileges in jail.
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Sessions alluded to those common law privileges in addition to the executive privilege in his testimony.
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But we're also going to maintain some of the executive privileges here at the White House.
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Superdelegates would maintain full delegate privileges and be able to vote on all proceeding presidential ballots.
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They denied all charges, including "misappropriation of public funds, abuse of power and granting undue privileges".
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The government has painted the rail workers as enjoying outdated privileges, a notion the unions reject.
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Blackmun, for one, has supported an athlete's ability to embrace the rights and privileges of citizenship.
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In May 2011, for example, the recently elected Brownback signed an admitting privileges law in Kansas.
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It reaffirms the power of Congress in defining legal rights, privileges, and obligations in our country.
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The law, enacted in 2014, requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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Parking abuse: The mayor said he would crack down on city workers who abuse parking privileges.
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You can only change administrator privileges from an account that&aposs already labelled as an administrator.
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After the NPS tweeted photos of Trump's small inauguration crowd, he temporarily suspended its Twitter privileges.
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And she's already expressed frustration in recent months with Manafort's attempts to expand his travel privileges.
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At installation, Proton displays a fake password authorization window in order to gain system administrator privileges.
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In its portion, the Fed recommends that Congress, among other things, repeal certain special privileges that it conferred upon large financial conglomerates via the aforementioned Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 — privileges that have constituted nothing less than a quiet scandal over the past 17 years.
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The admitting-privileges requirement for doctors ''likewise does nothing to improve the health and safety of women.
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One requires doctors to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 22013 miles of the abortion clinic.
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Shahidi says she has "many privileges," and having lighter skin and 3C hair is one of them.
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India withdrew trade privileges offered to Pakistan after the bomb attack and has warned of further action.
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And we need to, again, protect the privileges that we have if we want to keep them.
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The airline, at its sole discretion, may cancel pass travel privileges for conduct deemed "detrimental" to United.
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Doing away with the Lower Saxony's undue privileges over other shareholders should be on the agenda, too.
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The vulnerability, when exploited, could allow an unauthenticated malicious entity to remotely execute code with high privileges.
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Furthermore, the FCC is now investigating the incident, and Swarm could very well lose its launch privileges.
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Israeli citizenship, with all the rights and privileges it entails, should be offered to all its inhabitants.
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But it's patriarchy and its privileges — not the women themselves — who are the root of the problem.
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Tickets like these trigger the loss of privileges, like the ability to receive outside packages of food.
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The family of Gaj Singh, a Maharaja until royal privileges were banished in 1971, still lives there.
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The flaw allowed anyone with access to a Mac to gain administrator privileges without entering a password.
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He was also handed a raft of privileges and benefits that appear to go beyond his position.
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" Speaking with PEOPLE, Asner said of Moore: "She was a queen but, she never demonstrated queenly privileges.
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Every American worker of every background is entitled to the same benefits, protections, and rights and privileges.
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Doctors could always challenge the rule later, he reasoned, if they aren't able to gain admitting privileges.
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Also possible is a requirement that academy members cast a ballot regularly, or lose voting privileges temporarily.
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The British government itself recognized that it had granted charters conferring rights and privileges to the colonies.
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A belief that emerged is the idea that people can lend privileges to those who are disadvantaged.
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On top of losing his seat as speaker, Cunha also loses all political privileges for eight years.
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Those devices have known vulnerabilities that malicious applications can exploit to gain administrative privileges, or root access.
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That is when we as a race will have equal opportunities and privileges in the United States.
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While public anger towards chaebol privileges are high, that isn't expected to influence the trial, Mitchell added.
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Yet many believe that remote workers, like freelancers, don't have the same privileges as full-time employees.
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Gee concerns a 2014 Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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That lack of clarity invites clashes about privileges and subpoena power, legislative authority and access to evidence.
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In December the government announced plans to make it easier for migrants to gain urban hukou privileges.
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Physicians understand when they have practice privileges in our hospitals what we do and do not allow.
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This experience inspired his masterful collection Red Cavalry, which won him fame and privileges in the USSR.
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I can't thank you enough for the privileges you've given me and the leadership that you've shown.
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Lower courts have blocked admitting privileges provisions in five states and halted facilities regulations in two states.
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Iowa caucuses: 240 things to watch But along with Iowa's first-in-the-nation privileges come responsibility.
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The court declares that both provisions of the law - "admitting privileges" and hospital-grade facilities - are unconstitutional.
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Those changes have led to a backlash from some academy members for having their voting privileges revoked.
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Among the new rules: Doctors must have hospital privileges, and clinics must function like outpatient surgery centers.
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It's one that's important to me; I've enjoyed privileges that just aren't accessible to women of color.
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When you hear about viruses being sexually transmitted, it happens because of the notion of immune privileges.
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They often have diplomatic privileges that allow them to evade their host country's domestic laws, experts say.
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By that time the number of people enjoying rich-world energy privileges should also reach ten billion.
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During his trek, other Latin Americans often asked Mr Rosabal why America offers special privileges to Cubans.
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That might mean a full loss of News Feed posting privileges for a certain period of time.
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Consider this: Eleven states grant concealed-carry privileges to individuals who have not undergone any safety training.
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But the CLOUD Act does the opposite, and privileges law enforcement at the expense of people's privacy.
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But one has to wonder: Are the privileges of whiteness promised to economically disadvantaged whites worth it?
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Such a message privileges the superdelegate, whose very role is contrary to the ideals of our democracy.
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Surrender privileges that victimize others and drive them to strike back with baby punches or terrorist bombs.
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I would propose two well-worn words: difference and diversity, and the privileges they bestow or deny.
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We abused our pizza privileges for one too many generations, and so it will cease to exist.
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Given a career focused on race, I was fixated on the privileges of being a white man.
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Under either status, we will lose the rights, privileges, immunities, and responsibilities guaranteed by the U.S. citizenship.
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"Playing Fiona Gallagher has been one of the great privileges of my life," she wrote on Twitter.
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The privileges that come with success had no place in this image: In fact, they threatened it.
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Ryan reported Manigault Newman saying that "all hell will break loose" if she lost walk-in privileges.
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The law required doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles.
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I have my doubts about such advice—are creative beings truly a race apart, with special privileges?
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Three provisions, including the admitting-privileges requirement, had been in place statewide with only a few exceptions.
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France granted citizenship, with all its privileges, to Algeria's Jews, but not to most of its Muslims.
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Hilton Aspire cardholders also receive Priority Pass Select membership and guest privileges (up to two per visit).
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This is resisted by the existing urban population that does not want to see it privileges diluted.
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Conversely, while Trump's rhetoric is extreme and autocratic, his record is far more moderate on privileges claims.
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Mr. Kushner seems to relish the privileges that his status as Mr. Trump's son-in-law carries.
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The organization challenged the state's mandates for ambulatory surgical center licensing and admitting privileges at the time.
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We haven't all embraced it, but this is the result of a media economy that privileges metrics.
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Eight years later, the state passed an additional tax break that extends such privileges to inherited property.
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And, of course, a racist view of the world that privileges white supremacy over every other issue.
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Less than four years ago, the Supreme Court struck down a hospital admitting privileges law in Texas.
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His story shows, in lurid microcosm, how a certain class of men guard and perpetuate their privileges.
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"What if all doctors in a state could easily get admitting privileges?" he asked at one point.
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The company agreed to a seven-year suspended denial of export privileges, activated upon any further violations.
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Joshua Harmon's uneasy comedy about white privileges and pieties, directed by Daniel Aukin, accepts its final audiences.
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Jews of European descent enjoy many of the privileges of whiteness — especially when they aren't visibly Jewish.
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The capitalistic driven over-ticketing, pompous catering of favors and privileges," a "crotchless dot com midlife crisis.
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That's because a lower court only allowed that one doctor an exception to the admitting privileges requirement.
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But while two providers currently have privileges, one had already stopped practicing, CBS News reported last year.
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Abortion patients get the same care regardless of whether or not their provider has local admitting privileges.
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Schimberg, also a programmer at Brooklyn's Spectacle Theatre, is aware of the conflicting privileges within cinema culture.
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Robinson joined the clinic in 2005, and in 2013 she applied to Huntsville Hospital for admitting privileges.
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Mount Carmel's application for critical care privileges requires that those doctors complete a residency in internal medicine.
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Many American teenagers look forward to their 16th birthdays because of the resulting increase in driving privileges.
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Prophets also foresee the grand possibilities and privileges awaiting those who listen with the intent to obey.
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Russo, a challenge to a Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to obtain admitting privileges to local hospitals.
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Joshua Harmon's uneasy comedy of white privileges and pieties, directed by Daniel Aukin, accepts its final audiences.
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It is a private company that privileges its own corporate interests over the safety of its users.
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But the Paris Opera's superannuation fund is much older: Retirement privileges for dancers have existed since 1698.
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For all the privileges I can pass on to my daughter, there is one I cannot: whiteness.
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The U.S. government rightly imposed restrictions on Cameroon's national trade privileges due to ongoing human rights violations.
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The pair's cell block at the George Beto Unit has only two TVs, and no Internet privileges.
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Congressional leaders who don't understand and act on that run the risk of losing their leadership privileges.
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The Louisiana law would require doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges to a nearby hospital.
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The Louisiana law, enacted in 2014, requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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The details: The Louisiana law requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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The Vikings have yet to clinch a playoff spot and the Packers are competing for postseason privileges.
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I think we start with this proposition first: Each of us is blind to our own privileges.
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"The president owns those privileges," Associate Deputy Attorney General Scott Schools wrote in a letter last week.
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Tencent doesn't get any voting privileges along with its investment, which makes Tencent's incentive tougher to understand.
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The breach of decorum led to a vote on whether to strike her words from the record and a separate vote as to whether the speaker should have her speaking privileges for the day reinstated, privileges that are removed if a lawmaker is found not to be in order.
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Elites who organize these coalitions of fear—like Hoover and congressional conservatives, as opposed to the liberal Democrats who reluctantly joined them—anticipate not just an immediate loss of privileges, but a threat to their power and standing, which allow them to enjoy those privileges in the future.
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" In separate opinions, Justices Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas argued that the ban on excessive fines should be incorporated through the privileges or immunities clause, which states, "No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States.
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Abortion advocates argue that such privileges are unnecessary because complications from abortion care are relatively rare and if a serious medical emergency occurred during an abortion, a patient would be transported to a local hospital which would have no choice but to administer treatment regardless of any admitting privileges.
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That, in turn, may help explain why the upper middle class is so resistant to rolling back privileges.
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With so few complications, a doctor would be hard-pressed to admit enough patients to keep hospital privileges.
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The code allowed any app to run at the same level of privileges as the logged-in user.
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Legal privileges -- attorney-client, doctor-patient, or between spouses, depending on the state -- protect certain communications from disclosure.
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As a result of his ouster, he also was stripped of his privileges as a member of Congress.
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None of the local hospitals would give our doctors admitting privileges, even though they are qualified OB-GYNs.
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Buren's temporary installation art practice supposedly privileges framework over the gaze, stressing references to institutional language and context.
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The attorneys have rejected his request, accusing the committee of overreaching and trying to violate attorney-client privileges.
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Smaller shops could even lose privileges if they didn't sell enough, reducing their draw among the watch cognoscenti.
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It was run by Shapiro and Crane, and Massoumi had posting privileges on it when it was removed.
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It's no surprise, then, that Babitz's literary mythos is tied up in the privileges of conventional sex appeal.
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Both Gee and Hellerstedt involve a law requiring abortion doctors to obtain admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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The case concerns a 2014 Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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Compared to them, even if you are coming from Compton, you still have more privileges than those kids.
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I have previously written about the ways privileged criminal defendants often are rewarded precisely because of their privileges.
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If necessary we will remove particular discussion forums, revoke commenting, viewing, or posting privileges, or take disciplinary action.
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France used to be governed by a cadre of brainy officials, who enjoyed privileges and power to match.
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That pattern continues to this day, with corporate entities receiving privileges that the 99% could never dream of.
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Understand that the advantages you enjoy are products of both your individual effort and privileges you didn't earn.
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I believe that kind of privilege is one of the most significant of the many privileges I possess.
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How do you read a film about white privilege that so clearly emerged from the privileges it's exploring?
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The staff member reassured users by saying that third-party apps can't gain full root privileges from EngineerMode.
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A prison trustee is an inmate who is allowed work privileges because of good behavior while in custody.
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The justices will consider a Louisiana law that requires doctors to obtain admitting privileges from a nearby hospital.
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And none of this is a complete guard against a mal-intended employee who abuses their access privileges.
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They use the label to demand the privileges reserved for aboriginal Canadians, including fishing rights and tax cuts.
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Those rules went into effect at the end of February 2018, so Kushner lost his top secret privileges.
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Spokespeople at some of Facebook's partner companies said the companies didn't even know they had such broad privileges.
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I feel very happy that my wife and I have all the rights and privileges afforded to heteros.
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While membership isn't required to use and share these quality images, you should double check the copyright privileges.
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In the West, equestrianism tends to symbolize power, aristocracy, and liberty — all privileges historically denied to black Americans.
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TST chapters across the country have launched campaigns demanding the same religious rights and privileges afforded to Christianity.
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One, comfortably ensconced in privileges accrued over decades, is intent on maintaining a congealed social and political system.
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Investors who join a funding round with $2,000 or less are unlikely to be given the same privileges.
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Ten states currently have admitting privileges requirements on the books while six have laws requiring hospital-grade facilities.
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There are many people who can't do the things I do because they don't have the same privileges.
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Guaranteed hours, holiday pay, sick pay, pension contributions are not privileges companies can dish out when they fancy.
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In that case search placement that privileges Google's own commercial products also got the company into hot water.
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" He added, "They think that if Rouhani wins it's going to chip away at some of their privileges.
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Of the 21625 House Democrats with full voting privileges, there are 2900 women — 220006 percent of the caucus.
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Members of Congress are granted policies, benefits and perks that grant them privileges denied in most other workplaces.
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Can you really confront the colonialism within you and the privileges because of it that you benefit from?
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"Emeritus members do not pay dues but enjoy all the privileges of membership, except voting," the statement reads.
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JPay has recovered $65,000 in credits and restricted the inmates tablet privileges until they get the rest back.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce imposed a denial of export privileges against China's ZTE, a telecommunications equipment company.
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"Some 25 to 35 percent of our revenues probably come from these privileges," Hill told the Washington Monthly.
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" Eric Foner, similarly, wrote that "Burns privileges a merely national concern over the great human drama of emancipation.
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Due to editorial privileges, however, the FCC did not formally release the BDS NPRM until May 2202, 2628.
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In so doing, the process elevates and privileges investor protections over the hard-won institutions of sovereign democracy.
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One of the great privileges of steady theatergoing is that you get to keep falling in love again.
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The "stop" was an acronym for "stop taking our privileges," effectively summarizing the position of the amendment's opponents.
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Any claim to special privileges rests to some extent on whether the international community sees it as legitimate.
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"We're going to end the corruption, the impunity, and the privileges enjoyed by a small élite," he said.
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When Haney was fifteen, she began cleaning the shop twice a week in exchange for screen-printing privileges.
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The contracted doctor must have admitting privileges at a hospital designated to handle emergencies related to abortion pills.
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"It is opposed to Australia, its people and its democratic rights and privileges," Dutton said in a statement.
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He noted there is a 45-day transition period in which physicians can try to obtain admitting privileges.
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He also allegedly used his unauthorized administrative privileges to insert messages that would display when the servers restarted.
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The first provision, which requires that doctors performing abortions have admitting privileges to a hospital within 30 miles.
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And so many laws concerning immigration seem to suggest that human rights are privileges and can be commodified.
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Quality legal representation is essential to protecting the basic constitutional rights and privileges of all parties, including children.
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She testified that DHS has asserted attorney-client and executive privileges, noting the travel ban is under litigation.
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She acknowledged that her opponents thought the admitting privileges provision had already been dealt with in prior litigation.
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"Any failure to have privileges is attributable to their sitting on their hands," she said of the doctors.
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Whether we like it or not, we are all subject to privileges and disadvantages based on our appearance.
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But the state was unable to demonstrate that Louisiana doctors will have an easy time getting admitting privileges.
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At one point, Justice Sonia Sotomayor rattled off individual doctors in Louisiana who struggled to get such privileges.
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Iran's system still privileges authoritarian elements alongside and often above democratic elements; hard-liners still wield tremendous power.
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Why then, Schaefer asks, is friendship as an institution not afforded the same benefits and privileges as marriage?
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The art world privileges the act of seeing, which has a gendered history rooted in the male gaze.
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At that stage, the loss of driving privileges was fresh and the potential of the superblock was unclear.
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The state legislature recently passed a bill to restore voting privileges to convicted felons who are on parole.
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"One of my privileges is that I have secretaries who type up my handwritten notes," he said, smiling.
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On what moral grounds can we deny others rights, privileges and opportunities that we did not earn ourselves?
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There's no doubt that O'Rourke enjoys a set of privileges in his decision making that other candidates don't.
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Do students who are about to graduate have different roles, privileges or responsiblities than those in other grades?
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On the day of his court appearance, Mr. Kelly said he still had not regained his driving privileges.
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He has pointedly rejected some of the privileges of his office, declining to live in the Apostolic Palace.
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Case and Deaton's argument is that around the year 2000, the privileges granted by Jim Crow ran out.
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Of the five doctors who perform abortions in Lousiana, just two have admitting privileges, according to court records.
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We know that requiring admitting privileges is just another tactic to make abortion even less accessible for patients.
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Taken as a whole, the space reflects a modern way of thinking that privileges beauty but not preciousness.
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Russo, a challenge to a Louisiana law requiring that abortion doctors have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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Kagan leaned on precedent to push back against an assertion that admitting privileges served an important credentialing function.
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Fear of anti-abortion violence and harassment has led to many hospitals denying admitting privileges to abortion providers.
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Act 620 would leave only a single doctor with admitting privileges, Dr. Doe 3, located in northern Louisiana.
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And like the Qing trade enclaves, they facilitate commerce by granting legal and tax privileges to foreign businesses.
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No one suffers more from this programmatic approach than Ms. Winger, whose warm, loamy sexiness demands roaming privileges.
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Gee, a challenge to a Louisiana law requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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It also singled out the special "privileges" enjoyed by rail workers as the main source of debt accumulation.
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Some lawmakers have called into question whether he should have his privileges revoked in light of those corrections.
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I don't consider this a Democratic victory, where you are ceding, to corporate power, more rights and privileges.
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Over the years, Najib's United Malay National Organization (UNMO) has cast itself as the guardian of Malay privileges.
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After Texas passed its admitting privileges law in 2013, more than half of the state's clinics shut down.
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When you say diversity in the workplace, they hear special privileges for minorities at the expense of whites.
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And because its algorithm unintentionally privileges negativity, the greatest rush comes by attacking outsiders: The other sports team.
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And 15,000 people either were added as new patrons or had their library privileges reinstated, the city said.
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So far, we've covered the first clause, the Citizenship Clause, and the second, the Privileges and Immunities Clause.
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Lawsuits require money, support, time off, and access to the right team, and not everyone has those privileges.
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The Louisiana law now under review requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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The former champions a rules-based order where all nations have equal rights and privileges under international law.
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Part of what animates immigration restrictionists like Coulter is the sense that newcomers are being given special privileges.
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To be sure, ending the UN's special privileges would increase the legal and financial risks of UN operations.
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David Leonhardt thinks that the order of primaries and caucuses privileges demographically white states and, thus, white candidates.
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Ohr has not, as of Tuesday morning, claimed spousal privileges as he answered the committees' questions, they said.
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But none of these privileges would ultimately prevent the disturbing content she saw each day from harming her.
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No longer can there be continuous special flows of funds and privileges from the United States to Europe.
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They had two more children and a comfortable lifestyle, enjoying the sort of privileges she knew growing up.
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Billionaires aren't the only ones who can boast of Gold Card privileges — although if helps to know someone.
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Duncan Hunter of California lost his voting privileges as a result of pleading guilty to a federal crime.
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That one concerns a Louisiana law that requires abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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Indeed, a major reason why abortion providers struggle to obtain admitting privileges is because complications are so rare.
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Officials representing Fusion GPS refused to testify before the House Intelligence Committee earlier this month, citing constitutional privileges.
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Conversely, removing Putin would eliminate their best protection from a wider population resentful of their wealth and privileges.
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And many Cubans are trying to reach the United States while special immigration privileges are still in place.
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The governor's warnings alone suggest Jamie and Claire may yet struggle with their privileges in this New World.
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Elites – including politicians, business figures, and prominent journalists — work to protect the privileges they and their kids enjoy.
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Louisiana's law, which requires that doctors performing abortions have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, was enacted in 2014.
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But that important difference favors Trump, who has the constitutional power to invoke executive and other presidential privileges.
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And though Zuck admitted his privacy was violated, he's also afforded special privileges on the platform he controls.
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His visitation and outside communication privileges were taken away out of fear that he might radicalize other prisoners.
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Many attribute this to the widespread abuse of emotional support and service animal privileges by the flying public.
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The clinic was unable to secure physician and hospital admitting privileges to comply with a new state requirement.
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It's a pointed statement: Manafort may be wealthy and powerful, but that doesn't give him special privileges now.
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In the 1960s, President Park Chung-hee (father of the recently deposed president) struck deals with a small number of Korean capitalists, which worked as follows: The Park government provided these capitalists promotional privileges — particularly cheap credit from state-owned banks and monopoly privileges in local markets —to grow their firms.
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"Requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a local hospital ignores the fact that abortion is very safe and patients rarely require emergency care, and that admitting privileges can sometimes be impossible for abortion providers to obtain," according to the Center for Reproductive Rights, a nonprofit abortion-rights organization.
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Justice Thomas, in a separate opinion, relied on the privileges-or-immunities rationale that had been pressed by originalists.
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In addition the court will consider a Louisiana law that requires doctors to have admitting privileges in local hospitals.
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Yet liposuction providers are not required to have admitting privileges or perform the procedure in an ambulatory surgical center.
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"This data was open to anyone with a browser and required no special access or privileges," Wethington told TechCrunch.
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" The first sentence of the exhibition's introductory text informs you upfront that it "privileges the narratives that accompany objects.
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Nor is there any way of whitelisting only certain individuals for calling and messaging privileges; it's all or nothing.
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Being East Asian, there were advantages and privileges ill afforded to other groups in the US's heavily racialized society.
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The methodology that it uses for selecting its featured pieces, and the sites that it privileges, are sometimes odd.
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"You can reapply [for advertising privileges] as if you're a new creator in 30 days," Fischer tells The Verge.
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The Maranello-based team, the sport's oldest and most successful, enjoy special financial privileges and a veto on rules.
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The detail has yet to be defined, however, with resistance from wealthy teams who have historically enjoyed special privileges.
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She just got her phone privileges back at the mental health facility where she spent the past few weeks.
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She wasn't affiliated with a university, had no special library privileges, and lacked any historical research or journalism training.
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Of those focused on the retail market, Klarna is better placed than most to profit from its new privileges.
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Their kind of fortune is one that goes way beyond a bank account and the many privileges of fame.
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These panels have a number of special, powerful privileges, not the least of which includes access to classified documents.
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Since the #MeToo movement began, there's been plenty of pushback against a society that privileges male points of view.
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The deal over the oilfield near the coastal city of Monastir also came with unjustified tax privileges, Dahmani said.
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Apps will also be given the option to request write-only privileges to a user's photo library, Kontaxis said.
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Remember though: Women and people of color have never really had these privileges, and it's frustrating for us, too!
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Sanders wants the country to rise up against the special privileges that keep making the richest 1 percent richer.
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With time, he was permitted supervised visits with his family and then gradually was given more and more privileges.
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The law requires abortion services to have admitting privileges at a hospital less than 30 miles from the procedure.
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To strive for a better community for everyone we must acknowledge how privileges and oppression intersect across these labels.
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As such he's been granted special privileges, and Tinder has made him a profile available all over the world.
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Politicians have been obliging, granting special privileges to industries as varied as hair braiding, interior design and health care.
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And if any privileges did apply, Trump waived them by repeatedly disclosing the contents of his conversations with Comey.
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One day after receiving off-unit privileges, they strolled with their mother through the garden outside, sharing a cigarette.
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But those changes (which included stripping older, out-of-work members of their voting privileges) precipitated a backlash, too.
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Knowing this, a mental health professional who experiences similar privileges would only serve me but so much in therapy.
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Title VII required that women enjoy equal "terms, conditions and privileges of employment" as men and nullified such statutes.
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In this case, we feel the city council's action in giving Google special rights and privileges violates the law.
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The usual punishment for someone in his shoes is driving privileges suspended, community service, mandatory alcohol education and fines.
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Some chanted "La Marseillaise" national anthem, others waved banners reading "Macron, resign!" and "Abolish the privileges of the elite".
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On the surface, pushing men into the icebox seems feminist—a welcome reversal that finally privileges a woman's story.
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This would include India removing most favored nation privileges given to Pakistan under World Trade Organization rules, he said.
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But it has been tough going: those who benefit from unequal opportunities are unsurprisingly reluctant to cede their privileges.
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It was a case as much about the privileges of fame as it was about the consequences of color.
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Through their work, sex workers could find empowerment within a social structure that privileges men both sexually and economically.
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Many of the Communist Party's 670,000 members are terrified of change, fearing the loss of security, perks and privileges.
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The law requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at hospitals within 30 miles of their clinics.
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Parents worry that this will mean greater competition for places and reduce their privileges, which is indeed the point.
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Nicklaus Children's Hospital did not at any time suspend Knight's privileges to practice at the hospital, his lawyer said.
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Hellerstedt, when the court ruled that requiring admitting privileges is medically unnecessary and creates an undue burden for women.
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Some applied for admitting privileges at many hospitals, including religious facilities, and were often denied or received no response.
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The PRC's demands from Canada need to be viewed with reference to the privileges enjoyed by Canada under NAFTA.
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Try auctioning the desired reward to the highest bidder, using chores, other privileges or even Halloween candy as currency.
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That played well with many New Yorkers fed up with street-parking privileges enjoyed by diplomats and consular employees.
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In the meantime, wealthy élites insure that their children—through expensive educations and countless other privileges—retain their status.
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The inmates involved have been charged with a disciplinary offense that could result in a temporary loss of privileges.
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Earlier this month, executives at Fusion GPS refused to testify in front of the panel, citing their constitutional privileges.
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He was charged with operating under the influence, which leads to the automatic revocation of driving privileges in Massachusetts.
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It is clear the manner in which DHS awards the rights and privileges of citizenship is reckless and negligent.
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Centrist parties traditionally rally around the newly-elected president in Congress in exchange for so-called pork and privileges.
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The DOJ manual for US attorneys lays out how to conduct a search without encroaching on attorney-client privileges.
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All the privileges and immunities that come with being president don't actually kick in until you're actually the president.
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You can allow other people with other devices to use the car, and you can also revoke those privileges.
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Editorial Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, has lost some of his guest privileges at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London.
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But the drive to really get to the top often comes from people who didn't have all those privileges.
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These willing sellers negotiated an agreement with the nonprofit Grand Canyon Trust to relinquish their grazing privileges for cash.
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And if they don't get the privileges, their clinic will close because they can't get what they don't need.
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Gee, which deals with a Louisiana law passed in 2014 requiring abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at hospitals.
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Administrators are even exerting control over traditionally medical domains, such as the credentialing of new physicians with hospital privileges.
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All three of her children — Amelia, 3, Makayla, 12, and Rohan, 16 — have had their library borrowing privileges suspended.
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This has made opposition to a more equal, multiethnic society more fervid among those who feel their privileges threatened.
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All people whose lives fall under the LGBTQ2+ spectrum do not benefit equally from the same rights and privileges.
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Another Missouri man, Jerimiah Cline, who was charged with helping the Berrys, also had hunting privileges revoked, it said.
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At a disciplinary hearing, he was sentenced to 360 days in isolation and denied phone privileges for a month.
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They possess the power, savor the privileges and exercise the rights of unchallenged autocrats, free from any democratic constraints.
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The reason the doctors don't have privileges, Louisiana says, is because they didn't try hard enough to get them.
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Flight attendants who take the voluntary unpaid leave will retain their health benefits and travel privileges, the airline said.
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Indeed, Mr. Tsvangirai seemed to settle into a more comfortable relationship with him, built on the privileges of office.
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Abortion providers in Louisiana tried for over a year to get privileges and, despite being competent doctors, were denied.
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The Louisiana law, which was enacted in 22016, requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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The Justice Department routinely claims such memos as privileged and covered by the deliberative process privilege and other privileges.
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Act 620, for example, requires that doctors who perform abortions have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles.
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The Louisiana law, which was enacted in 2014, requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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CBP has been alerting trucking associations in Canada that drivers will lose their NEXUS privileges because of marijuana use.
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Bartunek doesn't accept credit cards; except for longtime customers with a tab and check-writing privileges, everyone pays cash.
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Cardholders and a companion can check a bag for free when traveling on United, and receive priority boarding privileges.
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The state has argued that admitting privileges are necessary in order to protect the health and safety of patients.
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The couple's wish to carve out more "progressive" roles has led to the loss of perks, privileges and titles.
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After a standout career at Coastal Carolina, Dustin Johnson decided to try for his 2008 PGA Tour membership privileges.
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Mr. Maduro had spent years handing privileges and lucrative business connections to high-ranking officers to ensure their loyalty.
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In addition to living out their New York City sitcom fantasies, the couple gets special privileges at the bar.
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Gee, which challenges a Louisiana law that requires abortion-performing physicians to have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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The new economy privileges strong math and data analytical skills, whether or not you're going into a STEM field.
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"I want her to have all the privileges of her mum," Shaikh told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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What happened next provides a window into the privileges of presidential life, along with an escape hatch from it.
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He's a surgeon, and when he came to this country, black surgeons were not granted admittance privileges at hospitals.
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The Texas abortion law requires clinic physicians to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles (50 km).
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Living through other people won't work, whether you do it for attorney privileges or peer assimilation or analyst love.
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A CRA resolution enjoys fast-track privileges, allowing a bill to go straight to the floor without committee hearings.
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Gee, a case that centers on a Louisiana law mandating abortion providers have admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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Unless you're in first class or have early boarding privileges, there's always the added pressure to beat the crowd.
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"I had taken things as far as I could take it, so I removed my drinking privileges," he said.
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Yes, these players are often put on a pedestal and granted perks and privileges that other students are not.
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He was put in Attica's Special Housing Unit and has not been granted any of the privileges he sought.
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The ruling liberal elite tell themselves that they preside over a healthy meritocracy and that they have earned their privileges.
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It is hard to see any British government accepting this, since it would give EU citizens more privileges than Britons.
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Is limiting final club members' privileges any worse a violation of free association that rejecting nearly 95 percent of applicants?
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However following a complaint, Facebook opted to suspend RT's posting privileges although denied the block was related to Trump's inauguration.
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She brought her daughters with her, saying she wanted them to appreciate the privileges they had in the United States.
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What about all those other instances of privileges being eroded, of newcomers displacing the old guard and stirring up anger?
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"The one thing that has changed in me is, I do not take my my privileges for granted," Chopra says.
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Among the many privileges of being the Queen: the Royal Air Force puts on a sky show in your honor.
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The Vermont Democratic Party has supported this strategy and ruled he enjoys the "rights and privileges" of a party member.
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"I'm a full-time mother to our son, Barron, an incredible boy … Barron has many privileges and advantages," she said.
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I'm not quite at couple-form abolition, but I am interested in extending the privileges of intimacy beyond its boundaries.
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Doing that will take eliminating tax privileges for rental properties, dismantling speculative real estate practices, and encouraging alternative ownership models.
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In Malaysia for five decades, policy has sought to redress the economic imbalance through privileges given the Muslim-Malay majority.
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They reject concentrations of power because dominant groups tend to abuse their privileges, oppressing others and subverting the common good.
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These failing areas are reminiscent of pre-liberal society, when parts of the economy were divvied up by royal privileges.
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If schools weren't explicitly founded by or for white people, segregation made their classrooms and privileges available only to them.
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New research shows that software guiding care for tens of millions of people systematically privileges white patients over black patients.
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People with passports from these countries hadn't actually been covered in the Visa Waiver Program (the law overwhelmingly privileges Europeans).
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The announcement of the restoration of trade privileges came a day after the exchange between Lighthizer and Bolton was reported.
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She pledged to ban big donors from being made ambassadors or being conferred with other privileges regular people don't have.
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In part, the opposition is down to bureaucratic inertia and the safeguarding by Vatican bigwigs of their powers and privileges.
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India slapped higher tariffs on 28 U.S. products following Washington's withdrawal this month of key trade privileges for New Delhi.
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It revokes export privileges, meaning that ZTE won't have access to the parts that it needs to manufacture its products.
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Many trans women reject Adichie's notion that they really "experience the privileges that the world accords to men" before transitioning.
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One of the few privileges of being a woman or being non-binary is that you're allowed to be emotional.
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"The hardest thing to do in politics often involves taking away rights and privileges from your own supporters," Howard said.
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Under the Policy Act the president can suspend specific privileges by executive order if he deems Hong Kong insufficiently autonomous.
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SwampMonkeyAlong with its counterpart NightMonkey, this malware gives hackers privileges on Android devices and sounds like a Sponge Bob character.
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