They get me excited about starting the detangling process again.
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You have to come back and start the process again.
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We've no doubt Jaime will prove this learning process again.
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"I would go through the process again," Monica told me.
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Many Republicans aren't eager to go through that process again.
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He had to obtain another card to begin the process again.
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"It's almost like going through the grieving process again," Miller says.
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WE HAVE REINVENTED OURSELVES MANY TIMES WERE IN THAT PROCESS AGAIN.
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Then at 4:30 PM, we began the milking process again.
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"Assuming it's a neutral venue, we'll start the process again," Rajpal said.
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Most clubs go through the process again when a player turns 21.
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Larger pearls are broken down into powder to start the process again.
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I unpaired, then re-paired, and re-set up the whole process again.
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Now, the couple must figure out where they can start the process again.
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Is it exciting or nerve-wracking to be going through this whole process again?
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In the service of journalistic enterprise, I went through the process again and — sorry, Canada!
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Democrats assailed the process, again insisting on a one-week delay and an F.B.I. investigation.
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In turn, I&aposll have to wait another year to go through the process again.
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In the process, some number will inevitably get mixed up and you start the process again.
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Glossier has plans to repeat the process again for a product to be released in 2017.
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After that, prosecutors can allege new crimes and rearrest the suspect, starting the whole process again.
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I started down that whole process again, but that deal ended up fizzling out as well.
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If you can&apost find it in that app&aposs files, then try the process again.
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And in about a month, she'll receive her second shot and go through that process again.
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Then you release for a few seconds while the color reverts, and repeat the whole process again.
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Did it feel like that process again since you had more input to hand-pick the music?
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And then things started clicking and I could trust just myself to follow that creative process again.
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Going with a lease also means going through the car-buying process again in a few years.
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Dr. James Stein, the hospital's chief medical officer, said patients can go through the harvesting process again.
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If they needed to make any changes after testing, they'd have to go through the whole process again.
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When the results came back, his first thought was that he had to do the whole process again.
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So students who change schools might have to endure the long assessment process again in a new district.
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They are engaged in the political process again, and the outcomes truly reflect the wills of the people.
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We take the dust bunny bales, clean them, and send what's left through the yarn-making process again.
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If the opportunity comes up to go through this process again, I would completely be open to it.
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"And then maybe some populist will rise up again and we'll go through the whole same process again."
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To set up the budget reconciliation process again, the GOP will need to pass a new budget resolution.
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You've been nominated for Oscars five times — is it stressful going through the whole process again and again?
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If all options fail there will be a second election and the country will start the whole process again.
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" You have your younger self to be in conversation with, to help guide you through this process again. "Yeah.
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That'll be all the more reason to make another list down the road — and begin this whole process again.
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They wanted me to go through the process again except using my TechCrunch email instead of my other alternative.
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We slept until 4pm the next day, soundchecked, played, got back on the bus, started the whole process again.
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Even if a child had a voucher the previous year, the family must go through the whole process again.
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It's fascinating that all of this is unfolding, and that we are having the opportunity to examine the process again.
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After a good amount of time on the road, we really wanted to immerse ourselves in the writing process again.
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Here's the catch: Because they are using the budget reconciliation process (again), the legislation cannot raise the long-term deficit.
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The new administration, however, moved to quickly settle a lawsuit with the mine company and greenlight the permitting process again.
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And then what would happen if you repeated this process again, every day, for three months, six months, a year?
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If you need to change any details, you'll have to withdraw the skill and go through the submission process again.
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Even when cases are ultimately approved, Feist says employers have told her they will reconsider going through the process again.
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"I started the process again and was able to find a great combination of medication that works for me," she said.
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After a few minutes, your phone will completely forget who you are, and you'll have to start the setup process again.
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In the end, no vote on the bill took place, so proponents must start the process again in the new Congress.
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He can't imagine going through the process again next year, when the next round of the government's gainful numbers comes in.
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"I started the process again and was able to find a great combination of medication that works for me," she explained.
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"I knew I wanted a family and I really didn't want to go through the house-finding process again," he says.
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As you're getting ready to cancel your card, apply for a new one with a different airline and start the process again.
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"I'm really excited to go through this process again and share quick tips and things I've learned along the way," she says.
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Thirdly, preventing future Congresses from changing the plan or canceling it all together without having to go through the amendment process again.
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Trump has been critical of the process, again on Saturday calling it "rigged" while speaking at a rally in Syracuse, New York.
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Now the Dems don't even acknowledge his name, have become totally unhinged, and would like to go through the whole process again.
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"So I started the process again and was able to find a great combination of medication that works for me," she wrote.
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"I started the process again and was able to find a great combination of medication that works for me," she explained in April.
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"You do the whole process again to try to get as many embryos and eggs as possible," Teigen explains of the artificial insemination.
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"You do the whole process again to try to get as many embryos and eggs as possible," Teigen explained of the artificial insemination.
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Moreover, if you move the Beam to another spot or another room, you'll need to go through the entire device-waving process again.
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Yet all this doesn't mean the death knell for Obamacare repeal — because Republicans will now try to set up the reconciliation process again.
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And then four weeks from yesterday, I'll go in for the second dose [of the vaccine] — and I'll repeat that whole process again.
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Learn to live for the process again without being defined by the results, the way you did when you first started your sport.
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So with our families, our grief therapist, and our surrogacy agency forming a community of support around us, we started the process again.
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"The feeling is that they didn't want to conduct the interviews and then find out they needed to do the process again," she said.
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Then, using the associated SIM, Oxygen Forensics said it can generate the encryption key for decrypting the data by passing the verification process again.
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So if the government needs retired officials to help on cases, the government can insist that they go through the normal clearance process again.
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But a couple of months ago, my doctor recommended slightly adjusting my dose, which means we'll have to go through the entire process again.
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The 2016 document explicitly allows them to fix any vulnerabilities in products already on the market without having to go through the approval process again.
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The party's very next step is that they will have to pass a budget resolution, to set up that special 51-vote reconciliation process again.
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If they had not been confirmed before noon Thursday, when the 85033th Congress adjourns, both nominees would have to go through the confirmation process again.
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To vote with both an email address and Facebook ID, you'll need to log off and start the voting process again, using the alternate method.
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Panelists serve for one year, and then are invited to return as alumni panelists, but are not required to go through the application process again.
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Four robots pass ornaments back and forth and hang them on the tree, before taking the decorations down and starting the 30-minute process again.
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Every time I felt like I had a grip on it, it would slip out of reach and I would need to start the process again.
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By the end of March, the DOJ felt it had saved enough money to start that reimbursement process again — even without an increase in congressional funding.
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I found myself in this exact situation before my last trip — would I have to go through the whole costly and time-consuming application process again?
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It is hard for me to find jean jackets that I like so I did not want to go through the process again of finding one.
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Once Trump threatened to raise the tariff on medical device part from 25 percent to 30 percent, Al-Siddiq began looking into the exclusion process again.
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In the experiments, it opened 11 different websites, scrolled through them a little, left the tabs open, did nothing for a minute, then repeated the process again.
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If you're not ready to wake up just yet, the sense-based alarm clock features a snooze button that will repeat the process again 10 minutes later.
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Nearly half of the homeowners in a recent NerdWallet survey said that they would take a different approach toward buying if they were going through the process again.
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Even if you've already set it up for the larger models, you'll still need to go through the process again, as the architecture is a bit different here.
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It's arguably the most dreaded dental procedure, but if a promising new type of filling pans out, no one need ever suffer through this often-painful process again.
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The confirmation process again sets the Republican senators up as foils after they bucked GOP leaders and Trump to help sink the party's Obamacare repeal plan last year.
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Customers then decide which items to keep or return (at no additional cost), allowing Lookiero to learn more about the customer's taste before starting the whole process again.
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After the lacquer is ready, it goes through the galvanic process again to create a positive, from which the final negative stamper used to press the record is created.
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Maybe these new X-Men kids will get there too, it's just so draining having to go through the whole process again – sigh – especially when the world keeps ending.
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Mashable's latest #BizChats Twitter chat, discussed how job seekers can find excitment in the job searching process again and set their sights on finding a job they truly enjoy.
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If you already enabled the Apple Music skill for use with an Echo device, you can start listening right away without having to go through the setup process again.
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Kavanaugh referenced the women who've supported him through his schooling and this process again in both the Monday interview and a letter that he's sent to the Judiciary Committee.
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And if the transfer I just did fails, we'll only have one more chance to do another transfer without having to go through the entire egg retrieval process again.
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To get the feature working, go to the Face ID & Passcode screen from Settings, and then tap Set Up an Alternative Appearance to go through the face recognition process again.
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And even some Democrats have been wary of adopting such a system, noting Russia's interference of the 2016 elections and Moscow's ongoing effort to influence the process again this year.
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They vote again on ending the debate and now only a majority is needed forevermore on Supreme Court nominees unless they eventually go through this process again and reverse themselves.
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The Kentucky Republican told CNN's Ted Barrett and Lauren Fox he was clearly opposed to the bill but hadn't decided if he was going to drag out the process again.
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Someone had a number for Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister, but then learned that to go to Canada, the family would have to start the three-year application process again.
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Taha says the team's ultimate goal is "automating the fertilization process", again with the help of applied AI and robotics (and likely also incorporating genetic testing to screen for diseases).
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They made a winter splash by adding a bat or an arm, then won the American League Central, then flamed out in the postseason, and then repeated the whole process again.
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The next step for the company is to try this process again, and if it works, Rocket Lab may be ready to add a parachute to one of its Electron boosters.
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Without the CRA, removing any regulations eventually slated for cutting involves going through the full regulatory review process again, dealing with public comments and likely the courts, which can take years.
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Presumably SoftBank would be prepared to raise the price and try the process again, gradually increasing its purchase price until dollar signs flash in the eyes of an eager venture capitalist.
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North Dakota's Public Service Commission, a state regulatory agency with jurisdiction over everything from pipelines to auctioneers, doesn't like the idea of a reroute or going through the permit approval process again.
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However, the threat of suspension - imposed only after appeals have been exhausted - has already cost UBS, since any IPO candidate whose sole sponsor pulls out must begin the entire listing process again.
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For Jenna Wong, a researcher at McGill University in Montreal who studies off-label use of antidepressants, the future doesn't necessarily lie in dragging old drugs through the regulatory approval process again.
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In another nation-by-nation poll last month, the sturdiest versions advanced to the final stage of the approval process, again by a single vote, with Japan, Germany and Israel remaining opposed.
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He spoke this week of upholding the "integrity of the electoral process," again raising wildly overblown fears of fraudulent voting and justifying voter-ID laws, some of which federal judges have found discriminatory.
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"The CU (Citizens United) ruling sent a message to individual and corporate major donors that it was OK for them to participate in the political process again through independent expenditures," Spies told CNBC.
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But lawyers for the families are fighting hard for a third option: to bring deported parents back and start the asylum process again, especially since many didn't get a fair shot to begin with.
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As I wrote earlier today, this doesn't necessarily mean the end of the GOP's Obamacare repeal efforts entirely, because the party could conceivably set up the reconciliation process again later on in this Congress.
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After a venture capital fund has been sold and is closed to new limited partners, the firm will typically invest out of this vehicle over a three-five year window before beginning the fundraising process again.
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But you accidentally leave out a letter or number, or grab an extra line or space, only to have to go back into your Gmail and perform the entire process again until you get it right.
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Even scarier, there is every indication that Russia is likely to try to interfere in the American political process again — and many of the technologies, trends, and processes it exploited in the past are largely unchanged.
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If a company successfully flew a vehicle from Cape Canaveral, Florida, it would have to go through the entire launch licensing process again to launch the same rocket out of Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Gaetz criticized Goodlatte on Twitter last week after a tentative interview date with Rosenstein was postponed, saying he had flown up from Florida for the occasion, and he expressed his frustration with the process again Thursday.
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According to the National Center for Youth Law, it can take weeks for ORR to process fingerprints, and some sponsors have been told that their fingerprints had "expired," meaning they had to start the whole process again.
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"After having multiple thyroid surgeries, and still the fact that I have not been able to get pregnant the last two years, I know that I am going to have to do the same process again," Burruss added.
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It's more likely to point to a final ruling that will force the administration to go through the decision-making process again, the "right way" — even if Trump officials find a way to get to the same result.
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The lawsuit states that the couple began the in vitro fertilization process again that September, when the fertility clinic and their doctor conducted a "second egg retrieval cycle" from the same donor they had used for their first child.
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That has left many labs struggling to decide if it is worth continuing to pursue verification of the current version, because they will have to go through the process again once the CDC revises its testing procedure, she added.
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Paint over the areas you want to wipe out, then tap Go.The app attempts to use surrounding areas of background to make the removal as seamless as possible, but if little bits are left behind you can repeat the process again.
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That dismissal of Casey's broad approach to substantive due process again suggests that Gorsuch shares Scalia and Thomas's view: that the Constitution protects the liberties enumerated in the Bill of Rights, but not additional ones like a right to abortion.
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Citing a convention dating back to 1604, John Bercow, the Speaker of Britain's House of Commons, intervened in the Brexit process, again, ruling out a third vote on the withdrawal deal unless there was a change in substance to its terms.
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Up until then, HackerOne chief policy officer Katie Moussouris told The Hill, many manufacturers didn't realize they wouldn't have to go through the entire FDA approval process again if they issued a security patch — so even known bugs were going unfixed.
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In a response quoted in this month's letter, his lawyer, Randall Turk, told lawmakers that Bentel had "no memory or knowledge" of the issues he was questioned about and that there is "little point" in going through the process again.
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"I was planning on appealing the case until I found out what was really going on with the Canadian government (Syria) everything is not what it seems lol," he said, adding that he will try the process again in three years.
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A report from Bloomberg paints a grim picture of left-leaning political groups being targeted by (apparently) Russian hackers; but don't worry: this seems to be more "open season on DC" than Russki cyber-soldiers trying to derail the democratic process (again).
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It took me a few minutes to get into the rhythm of swinging each tool just enough times to get a solid stick, step up and do the same with the spiky crampons strapped to each boot before repeating the whole process again.
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So I think folks who want to add it to this process -- again, I think Republicans are trying to add in everything that they have or that they negotiated for comprehensive immigration reform for a DACA fix, which is much narrower than that.
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Photo Illustration: Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty Images Photo Illustration: Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty Images Perhaps not, but Bloomberg reported that Oracle co-CEO Safra Catz met with the president this week and reportedly criticized the bidding process (again), which could favor Amazon.
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The pilot of Flight 610 appears to have done that repeatedly to bring the nose up, but the M.C.A.S. reactivated each time, as it was designed to do, forcing the nose back down, and the pilot had to repeat the process again and again.
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"Ultimately the hammer that the federal government has over (Lindh) is that if he does behave in a way that looks like he is turning toward terrorism, they can open up a new investigation on him and essentially we can begin the process again," Silber said.
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If this bill doesn't pass by the end of the week, then Republicans would likely need to wait until next year to use the reconciliation process again (which allows budget-specific bills to pass with just 50 votes, rather than the 60 required to break a filibuster).
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You can be set up in secondsScreenshot: GizmodoRecent conversations are cached and encrypted in your browser, Google says, and get trashed after 14 days of inactivity (you'll also need to repeat the sign in process again if who haven't logged in for that period of time).
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The last corner is always an exercise in frustration and I'm not a restful sleeper, so the sheet often comes loose in the middle of the night and I wake up wrapped in elastic-laced sheets knowing that I'll have to go through the whole process again.
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It takes great energy and resilience to play Djokovic's style of tennis, but his eyes were often wide amid the tussle, enjoying the process again after the burnout and injuries that knocked him off the top rung in men's tennis after he last reached the final here in 2016.
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The couple has hired an immigration attorney, who says he will try to convince an immigration judge that she should be allowed, effectively, to start the immigration process again, to obtain a new green card as the wife of a citizen or the mother of a citizen in the military.
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If the procedural fails Back to the drawing board, senators go back behind closed doors and keep negotiating (a procedural vote can be brought up again if an agreement is reached), with the goal of reaching agreement on a replace plan that can get 50 votes, then starting the voting process again.
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When I spoke with Emer again in April, she told me that, after having been evicted twice in the intervening months from squats in quickly gentrifying areas of Dublin, and facing several court dates stemming from her squatting, for her health she had decided to look for somewhere to rent, despite never wanting to go through the process again.
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Winkleman's job at Defense Distributed now is to repeat that process again and again, integrating that number, along with every measurement of every nook, cranny, surface, hole, lip, and ridge of a rifle, into a CAD model he's assembling on a computer behind him, and then to repeat that obsessively comprehensive model-building for as many guns as possible.
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You'll be directed to our Voting Page, where you may vote TEN TIMES a day, EVERY day by each of these FOUR methods: Using your email address;Using your Facebook ID;Through Facebook Messenger (click 'Message Us');On Twitter (using the name of your CNN Hero and hashtag #HeroesVote) To vote with both an email address and Facebook ID, you'll need to log off and start the voting process again, using the alternate method.
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Just as I notice myself drifting off to sleep, I nudge myself awake to set anywhere from five to 10 alarms on my phone in five-minute intervals; I make sure the volume on my phone is turned all the way up; I double-check that I just changed the ringer volume and not the regular volume; I double-check that my alarms are set even though I set them 90 seconds ago; and some nights, I'll wake up just after falling asleep in a panic thinking I didn't set any alarms, then go through the whole process again.
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