So it is proper to take an organ from a human corpse but not proper to take tissue from an aborted fetus?
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Is that when it's proper to bring this up in polite society?
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Nor did he think it proper to celebrate the cultures spawned by modernity.
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TFL said that the U.S. firm was not "fit and proper" to operate.
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It is necessary and proper to view public policy driven research with skepticism.
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"It was not considered proper to represent Che Guevara this way," Mosquera said.
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"It's not proper to commandeer birds to do our dirty work," he said.
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It is entirely proper to criminalize actual threats, incitement to violence, and the like.
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As the year winds down, it's only proper to show them some love and appreciation.
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London&aposs transport regulator said Uber was not "fit and proper" to hold the license.
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Last September, London regulators said Uber was not "fit and proper" to operate in the city.
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Until these regulations are repealed, it is not proper to say that ObamaCare has been repealed.
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TfL must also be satisfied that an operator is fit and proper to hold a licence.
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Others, such as porn actor Lisa Ann, have pegged the birth of the genre proper to 22000.
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This could have implications that extend well beyond Facebook proper — to Instagram, for example, and to Twitter.
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He was co-designer on Gears of War, and lead on its two sequels proper (to date).
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"I do not believe it is proper to pass laws stating that homosexuals have 'rights,'" Conditt wrote.
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"It was proper to show those respects rather than just drive past and not acknowledge it," Lubay said.
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In the 250s feminists described the restricted behaviour regarded as proper to men and women as "gender roles".
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"I think that it is proper to enable school districts to keep students and visitors safe," he said.
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Being told you're not "fit and proper" to operate a service yet allowed to keep operating your service?
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Even as late as 2005, mass killings were followed by genuine grief, the speechlessness that's proper to atrocity.
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"It was just proper to call in a Catholic priest for the last rites," Father Alcuino said on Sunday.
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The U.K.'s competition regulators are currently weighing whether the Murdochs are "fit and proper" to manage the acquisition.
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Media regulator Ofcom has also examined whether executives at Fox are "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting licence.
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So he likely considers it entirely proper to travel in luxury as long as he obtains the proper waiver.
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Uber is appealing the London ban, which declared the company not "fit and proper" to operate in the city.
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To reach Sentosa, the president's motorcade will sweep south across a causeway that links Singapore proper to the island.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen," he testified.
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Mr. Trump wants to change that, hence he thinks it's proper to demand a public Ukrainian commitment for investigations.
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Ofcom has an ongoing duty to check that holders of broadcast licences remain "fit and proper" to operate in Britain.
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The conservatives say his giving precedence to conscience over obedience shows it is proper to criticize the current pope, Francis.
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It would be proper to say "I have 3 Macintosh" or "I have 3 Macintosh computers" But that sounds strange.
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They also evaluated whether 222st Century Fox executives were "fit and proper" to retain broadcasting licenses in the United Kingdom.
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"Stephens's counsel indicates it is proper to refer to Stephens as 'she' and 'a woman,'" they write in a footnote.
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On November 25th Transport for London (TfL) decided Uber was not sufficiently "fit and proper" to have the permit renewed.
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Frieze's manners are too proper to serve up anything taste-transforming, but it's not the worst fair to gorge on.
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"The position we were in was, we had this popular website but outdated architecture," which he hired Proper to help modernize.
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The regulators will be evaluating, among other things, whether the executives are "fit and proper" to retain broadcasting licenses in Britain.
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During his election campaign, Trump said it would be proper to normalize and it can't be worse, and I agree with him.
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Is it proper to target individuals for such tests for the purpose of pressuring them into becoming witnesses against the real target?
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In a statement today TfL said it has concluded that Uber is "not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence".
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Firaxis' sequel proper to 2012's series reboot, Enemy Unknown, promises faster play than its predecessor, as well as more objectives per mission.
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"We found Uber not fit and proper to hold a new private hire operator's licence on 25 November," she said in a statement.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, responded that it had been proper to maintain the vacancy through Mr. Obama's final year.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week," Flake said Friday.
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TfL ruled in September that the ride-hailing service's approach and conduct was not fit and proper to hold a private vehicle hire license.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen," Vindman said Tuesday in his prepared testimony.
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I'm still amazed at all the stupid debates and finger wagging and tut tutting about whether it was proper to call the president racist.
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TfL ruled in September that the ride-hailing service's approach and conduct was not fit and proper to hold a private vehicle hire license.
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It is not proper to catalogue a list of perceived problems with markets and leave them at the door of antitrust policy to solve.
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"Amber always made her bisexual tendencies quite obvious," wrote Radar Online, suggesting it would have been more proper to keep her "tendencies" under wraps.
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"We found Uber not fit and proper to hold a new private hire operator&aposs license on 25 November," she said in a statement.
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Which says that if you are apprehended, you will be separated because that Court decided that it was not proper to incarcerate the families together.
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On a planet/moon where ice and water play the role of rock and magma, it might be more proper to call these volcanic features.
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The brewery must be of secondary importance within the monastery, and it should witness to the business practices proper to a monastic way of life.
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TfL said it's not "fit and proper" to hold a private operator license due to numerous concerns over security and public safety, BBC News reported.
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London's transportation regulator announced Friday that it will not renew Uber's hire license, calling the ride-hailing service "not fit and proper" to hold one.
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In a statement published this morning, TfL announced it had concluded that "Uber London Limited is not fit and proper" to have that license renewed.
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No president before Wilson, that prolific breaker of norms, had felt it necessary or proper to leave the country to conduct diplomacy while in office.
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"If there is any problem, it is proper to interrogate them just as anyone else in the state of Israel is interrogated," Rabbi Druckman said.
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It said the U.S. ride-hailing giant was not "fit and proper" to hold a license and raised concerns over its corporate culture and safety procedures.
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The British authorities will also make a separate judgment by Thursday on whether 21st Century Fox officials are "fit and proper" to hold Sky's broadcasting licenses.
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"In the eyes of God, it's not proper to get a tattoo," said Glenda Suazo, 49, an evangelical Christian who works in the Ministry of Health.
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But I think that it's perfectly proper to insist that essentialism about whiteness is as absurd as essentialism about blackness or any of these other identities.
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The TfL, citing Uber's approach to handling criminal offenses, Greyball and medical records, determined Uber is "not fit and proper" to hold a private hire operator license.
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And it might be better — though of course it's proper to resist the racism, the xenophobia, the homophobia, the sexism — to give your identity an affirmative content.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Wednesday that Farr, a former Martins Broker employee, was not fit and proper to perform any job in financial services.
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What made Marc by Marc appealing to many was its contemporary price point: It allowed those who couldn't afford Marc Jacobs proper to buy into the brand.
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Ever since it was taken to the hearts of gamers globally, a follow-up proper to Rockstar's epic Western Red Dead Redemption has been dearly wished for.
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During the search, my family drove farther and farther from Boston proper, to the center of the state, to look at farmhouses and estates and double-deckers.
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In September, regulators refused to renew Uber's license to operate in the city, saying the company was not "fit and proper" to run a passenger transport service.
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In a separate but connected review, the regulator also determined if 21st Century Fox's management, particularly James Murdoch, were "fit and proper" to retain Sky's broadcasting licenses.
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Shareholders say that even though Musk claims he recused himself where it was proper to do so, he was never really divorced from the deal-making process.
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It is right and proper to mourn the sudden passing of Peres, an idealist and an honorable man in a political system routinely marred by high-level corruption.
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It is altogether fitting and proper to celebrate Patty Jenkins' huge payday for the Wonder Woman sequel — something like $7 million to $9 million — but there's a caveat.
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Lopez, 46, and Haenn had a mutual mission when it came to creating the looks from the past — choosing styles from prim and proper to straight-up sexy.
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London's transportation agency concluded Uber is "not fit and proper" to operate due to lapses in passenger safety measures after it found 14,000 recent trips involved unauthorized drivers.
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Pocket I finally started using a proper to-do list this year, and it's made keeping track of my work tasks (and home to-dos) so much easier.
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The regulator revoked Uber's taxi license last month, citing an array of issues in deciding that the company was not "fit and proper" to operate in the city.
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A vigorous debate ensued among the students about whether it was proper to use eminent domain, a concept none of them had heard of, to build a private enterprise.
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Although it was proper to recognise the differences between the two religions, it was also important for Christians and Muslims to remember the religious and moral values they shared.
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A group of users recently split off from Bitcoin proper to create its own cryptocurrency called Bitcoin Cash, which increased the size of the "blocks" that contain transaction data.
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The regulator, known as TfL, said in a statement on Twitter that it had concluded that Uber was "not fit and proper" to hold a private-hire operator license.
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Despite the present outrage from the environmental community, presidents have long thought it proper to ensure that a prior monument designation complies with the terms of the Antiquities Act.
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For example, the service is making a massive push to restore its permits in London, where regulators deemed it not "fit and proper" to continue operating in 2017 pending appeals.
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In fact, we know more about Judge Kavanaugh's thinking than the now-notorious RBG — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, that is — thought proper to reveal before being confirmed unanimously in 85033.
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The deal has also raised questions about whether 21st Century Fox's executives are "fit and proper" to hold a British broadcasting licenses after the sexual harassment scandal at Fox News.
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While "Tunnel Vision" is currently hovering around the Billboard Top 40, I don't expect the album proper to sell much, though I dare hip-hop fans to prove me wrong.
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Proper to its sociological origins as a test of class mobility (or immobility) in England, each installment is curious about the effects of religion, economics, and mental health on each character.
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Mr Lessig summons Alexander Hamilton's argument in Federalist #68 that electors should vote based on "a judicious combination of all the reasons and inducements which were proper to govern their choice".
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In Monday's brief, the Justice Department said that while it was pursuing opioid-related criminal and civil cases, it would not be proper to consolidate them with the lawsuits before Polster.
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Two weeks ago, that pursuit was delayed by the British communications regulator as it continues to review whether the combined company would be "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license.
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Page wrote at the time that splitting the company into various subsidiaries would allow Google-proper to focus, while pushing its Other Bets to be both more ambitious and financially accountable.
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"'Sexual Politics' may have its intellectual and political flaws, like any text that documents a way of thinking proper to the past," Ms. Doherty wrote in The New Republic last year.
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Under FCA rules, people must be deemed "fit and proper" to work in the finance industry in Britain, but this requirement also encompasses a broader view of workplace conduct, the watchdog warned.
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They will certainly be asked why they felt it was proper to refuse to protect the rights of viable infants, as these bills all legalize abortion into the 40th week of pregnancy.
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In September, London's transport regulator revoked Uber's license to operate in the British capital, its biggest market outside the United States, saying the company was not "fit and proper" to operate there.
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But it packs so much in that it almost feels like a sequel proper to CD Projekt's amazing RPG of 2015—my favorite game of last year by a mile and more.
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Transport for London, the city&aposs transport regulator, said Uber was not "fit and proper" to hold the license amid concerns that Uber&aposs drivers were not who they said they were.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," he said.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a US citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the US government's support of Ukraine," Lt. Col.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the US government's support of Ukraine," Vindman said.
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"If we do see these tariff increases come to pass and if they are sustained over time, I think it would be proper to recalibrate forecasts of G.D.P. and earnings growth," he said.
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But Mr. Barr should be pressed on why Mr. Trump thought it was proper to offer the services of the American attorney general to help a foreign government investigate his own political opponent.
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In a concurrence, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said it might be proper to look behind the offered reason for the denial if there were evidence that consular officer had acted in bad faith.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," the statement said.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," the statement says.
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It's also coming out of stealth proper to discuss the product, the eponymous Latch Lock, and disclose how much funding it's raised — announcing a $10.5 million Series A round led by Lux Capital today.
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And, you can still sip a cherry liqueur-laced Singapore Sling while tossing peanut shells over your shoulder at the Long Bar, perhaps the only spot where it's proper to be a bit uncouth.
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When "Black Panther," directed by Ryan Coogler, opened in late January, there was a brief and counterproductive online discussion as to whether it was proper to deem it the first true black superhero movie.
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However, Fox's bid for Sky has been held up by questions by British regulators about whether Mr. Murdoch was fit and proper to control a major broadcaster in the U.K. That presented Comcast's opportunity.
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And they had ambitions like that, and I think it is proper to see this as a scaling back of those ambitions; and also, a kind of indifference to the fate of political democracy.
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In a concurrence, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said it might be proper to look behind the offered reason for the denial if there was evidence that the consular officer had acted in bad faith.
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On October 3rd he paid a hastily-arranged visit to Transport for London (TfL), the regulator that recently ruled that Uber was not "fit and proper" to hold an operating licence in the British capital.
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The United States possesses unmatched military capability, but history and experience demonstrate that it is neither economically wise nor morally proper to rely too heavily on power which is wielded through armed threat and force.
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What he's saying: "I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," he states.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Vindman says in his statement.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope," he added.
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"The real question becomes whether it was proper to leave [Deripaska] out of the Manafort indictment, and whether that omission was to avoid the kind of transparency that is really required by the law," Dershowitz said.
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Since Persona 5 necessitates a TV proper to play through, my personal pre-shuteye sessions, duvet pulled up and a warm drink on the side, have been dominated by Breath of the Wild on the Switch.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," he testified on Oct. 29.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation limited in time and scope," he said.
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The report speculated that removing O'Reilly from air could help the Murdochs gain approval from Ofcom, a British media regulator that will evaluate whether they are "fit and proper" to buy such a large media company.
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But the U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority won't let him open to outside money there, according to the report, which cited one person saying the FCA ruled Cohen was not "fit and proper" to do so.
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While the Office of Communications, or Ofcom, ruled in June that Mr. Murdoch and other company executives were "fit and proper" to hold broadcasting licenses in Britain, it also said that the deal warranted more scrutiny.
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Judge Emma Arbuthnot said that changes made by its London subsidiary in light of the ruling were sufficient for Uber to be considered "fit and proper" to operate as she granted a 15-month "probationary" license.
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The U.S. is on the 'left' of the Atlantic, only because world maps arbitrarily represent north as up, which is a shameful vestige of Eurocentric cartography that thought it only proper to place Europe 'on top.
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At his own expense, he flew to London in May to testify in front of British regulators who were trying to determine whether 183st Century Fox was "fit and proper" to acquire the satellite broadcaster Sky.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Vindman wrote in his opening statement.
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Circuit Judge Gerard Lynch said, however, it was proper to triple the roughly $30.9 million of illegal gains amassed by Rajaratnam in accounts belonging to Galleon and Rajiv Goel, a former Intel Corp executive who provided tips.
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"For the bond investor, it is proper to use the word 'ugly' when describing inflation because that's the real Achilles Heel for the bond market," wrote Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James.
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He told House investigators that the President's request to have Ukraine investigate the Bidens appeared like a "partisan play" and said he did not think it was proper to make such a demand of a foreign government.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a US citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the US government's support of Ukraine," Vindman said in his opening statement.
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The British capital's transport regulator said the Silicon Valley technology giant's approach and conduct was not fit and proper to hold a private vehicle hire license and it would not be renewed when it expires on Sept. 30.
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YouTube says it typically takes at least a few days for content to make its way from YouTube proper to YouTube Kids, and the hope is that within that window, users will flag anything potentially disturbing to children.
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" Regarding Trump's call with Zelensky, he says, "I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a US citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the US government's support of Ukraine.
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"It would be proper to say that the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula means 'completely removing the nuclear threats of the U.S. to the DPRK', before it means the elimination of its nuclear deterrence," the news agency added.
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Similarly, where Congress has created such legal monopolies for lifesaving drugs, it is fair and proper to empower the Food and Drug Administration or the Secretary of Health and Human Services to approve price hikes in those drugs.
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British regulators said in June that a sexual harassment scandal at Fox News had amounted to "significant corporate failures," but added that Mr. Murdoch and his top lieutenants were "fit and proper" to hold broadcasting licenses in Britain.
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Last month, in fact, Transport for London, the agency that oversees the city's subways, buses and taxicabs, declared that Uber was not sufficiently "fit and proper" to operate in the city and declined to renew the company's license.
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London&aposs transport regulator, Transport for London, declined to renew Uber&aposs license and said the firm was not "fit and proper" to hold it amid concerns that some Uber drivers were not who they said they were.
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Notably, the court will be deciding whether Uber is fit and proper to hold an operator license at the time of the appeal hearing — rather than determining whether TfL made the right call to refuse a renewal last year.
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During a Friday interview with CNN's "New Day," Conway said Trump is still consulting with ethics experts to determine whether it would be proper to stay on as executive producer of the NBC reality show he used to host.
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While the specific customs can differ dramatically by country — and you should research those specifics before you visit a place — in general it is considered proper to pour drinks or tea for each person in your party before yourself.
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The cabinet came out against a popular initiative that would completely overturn a 2014 vote to reduce immigration from the EU, arguing it would not be democratically proper to try to reverse the outcome so soon after voters had spoken.
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My thinking is, for most trend followers, it is proper to wait until XLK gets under [$]75 until you really decide to get rid of it, and, near term, you can still make some upward progress to 82 to 84.
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"We don't think it's proper to keep moving forward with a convention when the primary has been revealed to be so biased," Aker says, in reference to the Wikileaks publication of DNC emails that showed top democratic officials heavily favoring Clinton.
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It said in June that if Sky were fully owned by Twenty-First Century Fox, it would still be "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license, and also said it had no serious concerns about Fox's commitment to broadcasting standards.
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Regulator Transport for London said last Friday that the U.S.-based taxi firm's approach and conduct was not fit and proper to hold a private vehicle hire licence and it would not be renewed when it expires on Sept. 30.
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Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has written an open letter apologizing for "mistakes we've made" following the announcement on Friday by London's transport regulator that it was withdrawing licensing from Uber — having deemed it is not "fit and proper" to operate.
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This sense that Apple was nowhere near the center of the tech news action would persist for years; I would have to fight to get a single page in Time proper to cover the launch of the iPod in 2001.
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The regulator, the Office of Communications, or Ofcom, is reviewing the potential effects of the potential acquisition on competition in the media industry and also assessing whether the combined company would be "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license.
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The New York Democrat stressed that "it is not proper to refer disparagingly to a member of the committee" and "the witness may not refer to a member of the committee as 'stupid,' " telling Owens not to make such comments again.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a US citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the US government's support of Ukraine," Colonel Vindman said in his opening statement, which was published beforehand.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he said.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he added.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Actions taken by bankers or bank shareholders to mitigate any potential conflict of interests will be taken into account by the European Central Bank when it is considering whether they are "fit and proper" to hold their positions.
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"As the regulator of private hire services in London we are required to make a decision today on whether Uber is fit and proper to hold a licence," said Helen Chapman, TfL's director of licensing, regulation and charging, in a press statement.
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True & Fair, which campaigns for transparency on fees in the financial sector, said the shuttering of the Woodford equity fund and the collapse of investment firm London Capital & Finance raised questions about whether Bailey was "fit and proper" to head the central bank.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Vindman said in his opening statement, which was obtained by POLITICO.
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Uber is fighting to keep its 40,000 drivers operating on the roads of Britain's capital city, its most important European market, after Transport for London (TfL) deemed it not "fit and proper" to run a taxi service, in a move which it is appealing.
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The supplemental probe of the high court nominee — his seventh in total — was ordered last week by President Donald Trump after Flake said it would be "proper" to allow up to seven days for the feds to look into some of the claims against Kavanaugh.
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" TfL has sent us the following statement: "We note that the Court agreed with our decision that Uber was not fit or proper to hold a private hire operator's licence last year, as Uber themselves have openly acknowledged, and are now considering the Court's decision.
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She's chatting up her friend, 22-year-old Chad Daley, shortly before midnight—about a week after spring break revelry on Ocean Drive turned into a near riot that forced Miami Beach Police to call for reinforcements from Miami proper to help restore order.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he said Friday.
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Technically, MoMA's annual bonanza of newly preserved films opens this Friday, but it seems more proper to think of the first week's offerings as an aperitif, because they focus almost entirely on one filmmaker, Barbet Schroeder ("Single White Female") — and specifically on his documentaries.
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When I was 20, flooded by hormones and unable to keep my eyes and quivering senses from every boy, I thought it was about physical beauty, or sensuality, and I thought it proper to heighten the interest of others by wearing miniskirts and floating fabrics.
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The ride-hailing giant, which last week was dealt a major blow when London's transport regulator announced it was withdrawing its operator license after judging the company not "fit and proper" to operate private hire vehicles, has shifted the gears of its argument for this appeal.
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EpiPen's designation as a generic dates back decades to when it was owned by Dey Laboratories and a Medicaid services official reasoned that it was "entirely fitting and proper" to consider EpiPen a generic, according to a 1997 letter that was cited in the Politico story.
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"Where we've had flash flooding it's predominantly subsided but where we have inundations from river systems and lakes it's going to probably be another couple of days before we see that water subside and then crews can get in there proper to start that recovery process," he said.
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It certainly didn't seem proper to pick it up and eat it like a drumstick of fried chicken on a picnic, but the alternative — chasing it around the plate with fork and knife and being unable to get at half of the meat — didn't seem quite right, either.
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LONDON, May 1 (Reuters) - Uber's licence in the southern English coastal city of Brighton will not be renewed as the council said the taxi app was not "fit and proper" to hold a licence, citing concerns over a data breach and the use of drivers from outside the area.
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After the July 25 call, the colonel reported what happened to a superior, explaining that "I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," according to his opening remarks.
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But, certainly, I think it's proper to lean toward some type of minor trade deal coming through and, I think, as I said, the magnitude here going into year-end is probably going to come down to how much chasing are we going to see from people who are underinvested?
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John Ratcliffe also challenged Vindman — who wrote in his opening statement that he was concerned by Trump's July 25 call because he "did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen" — to show the investigators where the word "demand" appeared in the call record.
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If its government is little more than a criminal cartel holding 80 million citizens as unwilling hostages, then we do not have to worry ourselves with difficult trade-offs between interests and values, or about whether it is proper to seek the collapse of a government that has meaningful public support.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there, limited in time to no more than one week," he said.
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Transport for London (TfL) sent shockwaves through the ride-hailing giant last September when it rejected Uber's application to renew its license on the grounds the company is "not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence" — a long history of rule-defying behavior finally catching up with the company.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Vindman testified of the phone call during his closed-door deposition last month, according to a transcript that has since been released.
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In the latest decision against Uber TfL concludes the company is not "fit and proper" to hold a private hire vehicle licence, saying it identified thousands of regulatory breaches — with a key issue being a change to Uber's systems that allowed unauthorised drivers to upload their photos to other Uber driver accounts.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Vindman said, referring to Trump's demand that Zelensky investigate former vice president Joe Biden, a potential 20163 rival, and his son Hunter.
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Photo: Getty ImagesRide-sharing giant Uber, which lost its license to operate in its millions-strong London market in September 2017 amid a Transport for London (TfL) ruling the company was "not fit and proper to hold a private operator license," has won at least a temporary reprieve in its battle against UK regulators.
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So it is even more critically important that the electors "acting under circumstances favorable to deliberation, and to a judicious combination of all the reasons and inducements which were proper to govern their choice" consider character, realizing that charisma and force of personality can influence voters to make regrettable choices in the heat of passion.
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Still, it only seems proper to mourn the crippling fall of a great House and a major antagonist—not to mention poor Tommen, who walks out one of the Red Keep's windows in despair—while observing this public service announcement: People, know what is in your basement and adopt a healthy fear of it.
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"I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there, limited in time to no more than one week," Flake said at the time.
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Hours after the White House meeting, Judge William Alsup of Federal District Court in San Francisco wrote that it was not proper to kill the program, and that the administration must "maintain the DACA program on a nationwide basis" as the legal challenge to the president's decision in September to end the program moves forward.
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Here is the deal, in Flake's own words: I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there, limited in time to no more than one week.
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Mr. Trump might do well to read the history of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who once described the German Army as "...once again having proved the truth of the saying, 'The Hun is always either at your throat or your feet...'" In war, even in a time of political correctness, it is perfectly proper to demonize the enemy.
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But instead of the standard five-year license, a judge gave Uber 15 months grace to continue working to satisfy conditions that Transport for London had said it had failed to meet when it made the decision not to grant a license renewal — deeming Uber "not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence".
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At the 2012 White House Correspondents Dinner, President Obama shouted out Jeezy's music as a proper to kick off his second term; he's invited Kendrick Lamar and Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda to the White House to perform; this past August he released a summer playlist that included songs from Chance the Rapper, Method Man, and Common.
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Faking the level changes to make Ngannou work and move, using feints to get his finger off the trigger on the counters, scoring the jab and eventually sneaking through the right hands—always cutting the combination off, exiting by "closing the door" with the left hook, or moving to a clinch proper to limit the chances of Ngannou smashing him on the return.
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The board in a 2-1 decision on Thursday rejected claims by the Viejas Casino & Resort near San Diego that it was proper to give members of a United Food and Commercial Workers local $500 bonuses in 2015, instead of the $1,000 granted to other workers, because they had received a raise in a bargaining agreement adopted earlier that year.
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More than 200 years before the wedding of Blanche of Lancaster, Matilda, the only surviving legitimate child of the 12th-century king Henry I, sought to claim the throne for herself; she was accused of putting on "an extremely arrogant demeanor instead of the modest gait and bearing proper to the gentle sex," and two decades of civil war were the result.
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"I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Vindman, a National Security Council official overseeing Ukraine policy, told investigators, referring to Trump's efforts to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to announce probes into Joe Biden and his son.
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"We had conversations ongoing for a while with regard to making sure that we do due diligence here, and I think it would be proper to delay the floor vote for up to but not more than one week in order to let the FBI continue to do an investigation, limited in time and scope to the current allegations that are there," he said. Sen.
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The facts of both dramas were clear to objective viewers: In the one instance, there's conclusive and surprisingly consistent evidence that President Trump pushed Ukraine to concoct dirt on a domestic political rival to affect the 2020 presidential election, and in the other, Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found that the FBI was proper to investigate Trump's dealings with Russia in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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According to Quartz, Uber has managed to secure a probationary license that will extend for over a year after it agreed to pay "costs" of the TfL investigation amounting to hundreds of thousands of pounds as well as agree to a six-month auditing period:A magistrates' court in London found the ride-hailing company "fit and proper" to receive a probationary 15-month license, instead of the five-year license it initially applied for.
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While this should have quelled some regulatory question marks over media plurality and whether or not the organization is sufficiently "fit and proper" to take full ownership of Sky, ongoing sexual harassment scandals at Fox News in the U.S. (another 21st Century Fox ultimate subsidiary via Fox Entertainment Group), had nasty overtones of the sleazy phone hacking inquiry that derailed the last merger process and led to elevated concerns in the market that the deal would once again crumble.
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Declining ad dollars: Fox executives are reportedly alarmed by the amount of advertisers pulling from the show, per Sherman, with one noting "It's worse than Glenn Beck," referring to Beck's advertiser exodus that pushed him to leave the network in 2011 Sky TV acquisition in the UK: The Murdochs still face a regulatory hurdle in getting final approve of their Sky TV acquisition in the UK next month, a move that will partially come down to whether regulators believe the Murdochs are "fit and proper" to run another major news outlet.
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He will be the first White House official to testify who listened in on the July 25 telephone call between Mr. Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine that is at the center of the impeachment inquiry, in which Mr. Trump asked Mr. Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen, and I was worried about the implications for the U.S. government's support of Ukraine," Colonel Vindman said in his statement.
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