Maduro quashed a petition for a recall election last year.
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But experts say myths and rumors must also be quashed.
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Without Leia, the rebellion would have be quashed long ago.
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And censors have also quashed the #MeToo movement in China.
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That plan was quashed after a dismal May jobs report.
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Messi quickly quashed any chance of Celta springing an upset.
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An ABA spokesperson now denies that the organization quashed the report.
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But Johnson immediately quashed many of those mysteries in Last Jedi.
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General Haftar has quashed dissent in the areas under his control.
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In January, he quashed her effort to dismiss the case altogether.
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The proposal was quashed, but Giuliani embraced it, irking Bloomberg supporters.
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The central bank had that recommendation quashed by the High Court.
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But, as became clear on Friday, the Ukrainian investigation wasn't quashed.
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The rebellion was eventually quashed later that summer, when Lt. Gen.
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The provincial authorities quashed another proposed plant in the Mekong Delta.
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Trump's speech Wednesday may have quashed fears of an imminent conflict.
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He has quashed dissent and demanded loyalty through coercion and intimidation.
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After a welling of sympathy for the men, their convictions were quashed.
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People celebrated online after learning that the death sentence had been quashed.
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Tesla's board and Musk have since quashed those plans to go private.
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Another way governments have quashed dissent is by suppressing mobile communication altogether.
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I thought maybe the point was to show that Pollock quashed Krasner.
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"We should all be alarmed when dissenting voices are quashed," he added.
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So far, Pelosi has successfully quashed such criticism, most recently from Rep.
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This quashed any doubt that the Panama Papers might not be genuine.
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Who decides when a presidential interview can be refused or subpoena quashed?
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In the years since, numerous attempts at nationhood have been largely quashed.
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Now, it appears that Republican hopes of repealing ObamaCare have been quashed.
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But Monday's detentions in connection with the Saturday rally quashed that idea.
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Farrow also alleged NBC's leadership inappropriately quashed his reporting on Harvey Weinstein.
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In April 2016, Evans' convicted was quashed at London's Court of Appeal.
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The figures quashed talk of a buyout of the privately owned company.
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He died last year during a retrial of his quashed conviction for genocide.
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Mr Marx, the public defender, is trying to have the racketeering charges quashed.
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It quashed any doubts as to whether or not Future still has it.
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Durant has quashed inquiries about his future plans whenever the subject has arisen.
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In mid-March the DOL rule was all but quashed by the courts.
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Their rallies were quashed, posters yanked down and candidates intimidated, often with violence.
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If that signal is completely quashed, we may end up weaker, not stronger.
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Buffett quashed rumors that Kraft Heinz would go after a Unilever takeover again.
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Well, make it 20 and a half; sadly, lemmium was officially quashed in November.
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That said, such hopes have been quashed on several occasions during the past year.
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Although Adblock Plus's latest workaround has been quashed, the hacking war still rages on.
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A bill supporting doctor-assisted dying was quashed last year by the state legislature.
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The Saudis quashed a freeze deal in April, when the Iranians refused to participate.
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Consider what would happen if Lynch and her boss, President Obama, quashed an indictment.
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He was released in 2014 and an appeals court quashed his conviction in April.
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But VW chairman Herbert Diess quashed that rumor like an insect under his boot.
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Videos of protests being quashed with rubber bullets and tear gas have gone viral.
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If the new evidence is accepted as fresh information, her conviction could be quashed.
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Previous struggles to do so had been quashed during the 1990s and in 2003.
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Meet the K.G.B. operatives who invented it and the "truth squad" that quashed it.
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Meet the KGB operatives who invented it and the "truth squad" that quashed it.
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A decision in February 2018 quashed their prison sentences and reinstates the initial ruling.
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Multiple attempts at greater autonomy or nationhood since then have been suppressed or quashed.
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But GOP leaders quashed that effort as a new repeal bill sponsored by Sens.
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But the Turkish government stepped in quickly to release them, and quashed the investigation.
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More significantly, his talent is not being quashed under the demands of a system.
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His government quashed one investigation into the subject in 1997, claiming it was politically motivated.
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A recent environmental protest in the southwest city of Chengdu was quickly quashed by authorities.
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If the pop star and 2 Chainz ever had any beef, it's clearly quashed now.
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Midlevel military dissent is no secret, but the top brass has so far quashed rebellion.
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When her plan to name her younger son Fidel was quashed, she pondered an alternative.
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Section 1504 is still on the books; only the regulation implementing the rule was quashed.
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The single currency reached $1.1010 as fears over a Le Pen-endorsed departure were quashed.
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According to Sessions, college campuses have created too many safe spaces and have quashed dissent.
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In Syria, the Turkish military has quashed the Kurds' efforts to link their two territories.
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It was no longer a passion to be endured but a sensation to be quashed.
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Madeline is outraged that her community theater production might be quashed with help from Renata.
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Any hopes that a scandal big enough could take him down were quashed after acquittal.
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Over the years, Bayard has quashed plans to build a decent road out of Jérémie.
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Regarding Construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline -- Kick starts a pipeline the Obama administration had quashed.
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But both times, SAMA quashed speculation fairly easily by intervening in the markets, the paper found.
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Of course, that was long before McConnell publicly quashed the idea of a partisan welfare bill.
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The expectation that all standardized tests in public school systems will be quashed is simply unrealistic.
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Kuznetsov was sentenced to 12 days in jail, but the sentence was quashed after public outcry.
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Rumors abounded last month that he was considering Sylvester Stallone, but the actor quickly quashed them.
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The fund, which was almost quashed in 2011 by Republicans, is set to terminate in 2020.
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The former distributors said they believed that regional officials sympathetic to Amway had quashed their complaints.
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Mr. Leigh's "Peterloo" revisits the 1819 suffrage demonstration that was brutally quashed by the British government.
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The fires on Monday had indeed been quashed late that evening, but winds overnight reignited them.
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Suharto and other top commanders quickly quashed the uprising, pinning it on the Indonesian Communist Party.
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He was jailed for plotting to overthrow Mr. Erdogan before his conviction was quashed in 2014.
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Early hopes to make her a divorcée from the outset were instantly quashed by queasy executives.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger quashed rumors about his possible retirement with a Christmas Day tweet.
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He pledged that Mexico would fund the project, but America's southern neighbor quickly quashed that idea.
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Three years ago, there were similar rumors that the series would return, but then those were quashed.
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In 2015, a court quashed the arbitration deal, and then ordered Tapie to pay the money back.
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A genetic analysis of the popular tuberous root and its relatives has now effectively quashed this hypothesis.
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However, the judge quashed that argument, and ruled that Uber had to provide the document to Alphabet.
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And it seems that until that "could" has completely been quashed, Sanders will stay in the race.
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In neighboring Bahrain, Saudi forces quashed a pro-democracy uprising that all but paralyzed the island kingdom.
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The 45-year-old appealed the convictions, which were quashed at the Newcastle District Court on Thursday.
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Oprah Winfrey quashed any chatter of a TV star versus TV star contest on CBS this week.
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During his tenure as president, Mr. Seabrook quashed any potential challengers and never groomed a strong successor.
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Bowles quashed any uncertainty about the position afterward by declaring that Fitzpatrick would start Sunday against Baltimore.
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While the initial conviction has been quashed, Evans has not been found innocent of the rape charge.
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But any erotic allure was instantly quashed by the large spinner gun she held in her hand.
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Heidi quashed that idea, describing how responsible and caring her mother was and remains to this day.
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The case was reopened shortly after Shirley's conviction was quashed, and Hampshire police appealed for new information.
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The Turkish police uncovered the scheme in 2013, only to have their investigation quashed by the government.
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US officials argued that AT&T shouldn't field the phones in the US; the deal was quashed.
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Officials in London last year quashed a proposal for a cruise ship terminal because of air pollution.
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Behind the rah-rah free speech attitude, dissenting opinions on Gab are quashed in their own way.
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However, on the day, the proposal was quashed by 78% of voters (only citizens were eligible, of course).
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But Farrow asserts that he had an eminently reportable story, ready to go, and that NBC quashed it.
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Democrats said the Republican resistance had been so feckless, and so thoroughly quashed, as to be mostly useless.
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In China police quashed a protest against collapsed peer-to-peer lending schemes before it could get going.
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The company has fought past unionization efforts in Europe and has quashed past efforts in the United States.
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In the event this last idea was quashed, because the ECJ vetoed the creation of a rival court.
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By contrast, in the U.S., a strong case to sanction Google was quashed by a presidentially appointed commission.
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Mr Arroyo was the 25th person to have his conviction quashed by Brooklyn's district attorney (DA) since 2014.
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Fortunately, Congress got wind of this, the deal was quashed, and the drug returned to its former owner.
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Bazin on Friday quashed speculation that Sarkozy's nomination could be a way to help limit Jin Jiang's influence.
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Time and time again, Robert finds that people assume his guilt in spite of his conviction being quashed.
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Another visa that would have been a boost to Silicon Valley's start-up scene has also been quashed.
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After a poor performance in his confirmation hearings, senators quashed Bork's nomination in a contentious 42-58 vote.
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Those were ultimately quashed by local authorities, exposing fissures within the territory over relations with the central government.
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And protests to recall the president in a referendum have been quashed with tear gas and security forces.
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His conviction was later quashed over procedural issues and the case has been referred to the attorney general.
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With a few strokes of his quill, Tywin quashed a battlefield opponent and brought two kingdoms to heel.
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According to Reuters, artists attribute the slump to the 2008 financial crisis, which quashed foreign demand for reproductions.
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His motivations will always be shrouded in uncertainty, and the future of MORPHiS is murky, if not quashed.
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It was eventually quashed by a massive federal operation that took several weeks to fully pacify the city.
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Now more than 60 countries globally hold annual Pride marches, but in many nations gay events are quashed.
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The former strongman president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, saw his attempt to grab power as prime minister quashed last winter.
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Google has decided it is a quaint tradition that needed to be quite quashed — or at least quelled.
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The Central Election Commission posted updates through the day on voting numbers, which quashed fears of voter apathy.
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But there was quickly talk — later quashed by the authorities — that the commission could loosen its strict rules.
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Virginia also tried to ratify the amendment in 2018, but Republicans in the state legislature quashed the effort.
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The attorney wrote that the lawsuit should be quashed because no one could conceivably take the accounts seriously.
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A bank compliance officer filed a "suspicious activity report," but the report was quashed and she was fired.
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He adds that similar protests erupted in Algeria at the same time but were quickly and violently quashed.
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However, the same "sources" that quashed that story also insisted he had "no plans" to leave T-Mobile.
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John Hickenlooper (D) quashed a report on Friday that he was considering a unity ticket with Ohio Gov.
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Luckily, the most catastrophic bugs (like losing data in iCloud) seem to have been well and thoroughly quashed.
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The effort was quashed because the United States wanted to defeat the Taliban, not negotiate, news reports said.
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VICE Media and Makuch refused to hand anything over and fought to have that production order quashed in court.
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Any hopes New York Mets fans had of Tim Tebow being a September roster addition likely have been quashed.
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Jackson had already quashed rumors of an onstage appearance at this year's halftime show, issuing a statement on Saturday.
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And his increasingly organized team successfully quashed a convention delegate revolt that could have turned into an embarrassing fiasco.
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On February 6th Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal found no precedent for custodial sentences and so quashed them.
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But that same year, Congress quashed the idea, prohibiting public funding for trials that create genetically modified human embryos.
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By using decentralized encryption, the company has quashed the man-in-the-middle attacks that plague SSL-based encryption.
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Jorgensen quashed media reports that Novo is considering laying off up to 29,000 in response to the new legislation.
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Market swings this year have temporarily quashed the optimistic case for stocks, long-time bull Tom Lee said Tuesday.
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With hawkish players leading the US administration and extreme distrust in North Korea, such hopes might be quickly quashed.
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It depicts teenage rebellion as a potential asset to be cultivated, rather than as a threat to be quashed.
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The company then tried to get a subpoena for documents related to the investigation quashed by the Supreme Court.
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Of course, my apartment is way too small to host a large party, so the idea was promptly quashed.
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Should military powers suddenly race to claim Antarctica, the diplomatic progress gained through the IGY would certainly be quashed.
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It's his legacy, one that both provided him with financial stability and quashed his chances at Top 40 stardom.
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Not only had the company invented the paint-by-number movement, they had quashed their competition in the process.
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The Court of Final Appeal on Wednesday quashed his conviction and sentence, and said there would be no retrial.
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He also expressed concern that ongoing investigations might be quashed by a new commissioner appointed by Mr. de Blasio.
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Over the past several years, regulators in Washington have quashed Chinese investments in American companies working on sensitive technology.
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China's ambassador to the United States sought Sunday to play down assertions that Dr. Li's warnings had been quashed.
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Senate Republicans quashed the idea of calling witnesses or introducing new evidence in President Trump's impeachment trial last week.
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The chemical industry has quashed calls to strengthen oversight and force companies to publicly disclose what substances they produce.
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In the wake of the censorship, people are worrying, too, about the degree to which their complaints are quashed.
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Around the world, more than 60 countries hold annual pride marches although in some nations gay events were quashed.
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And because she's been conditioned to equate sexual desire with love, Atkins retreats, and any sense of rebellion is quashed.
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" TIRANA HASSAN, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL'S DIRECTOR OF CRISIS RESPONSE: "These convictions must be quashed, and both men immediately and unconditionally released.
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There were also some bugs early on, but they seem to have been quashed in the past couple of months.
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He has been booed at home, but a dismal performance last week by backup Matt Moore quashed any quarterback controversy.
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Company CEO Jack Dorsey quickly quashed the rumors that Twitter had any plans to reorder timelines—a least this week.
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Growing up, she had a dream of becoming an astronaut, which was eventually quashed by her susceptibility to motion sickness.
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Meanwhile, Mohamed Nasheed, the former president whose conviction has now been quashed, prevaricated about returning from exile in Sri Lanka.
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The High Court judges agreed the summonses should be quashed, saying they would give their reasons at a later date.
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Netflix shares slipped about 2 percent on Monday, giving back Friday's gains after rumors of an Alibaba investment were quashed.
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Crude prices fell about 20.2 percent after Iran quashed hopes of a quick deal by major producers to freeze output.
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He plans to return to Congo on Wednesday after his war crimes convictions at The Hague were quashed in May.
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In a previous statement to Business Insider, Amazon quashed any chatter around strikes in the US having a meaningful impact.
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We were so afraid we wouldn't be able to interview Kate and Will, that we, that also quashed the story.
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Jess Ekstrom has had two distinct experiences in her life that might have quashed anyone&aposs dreams of business success.
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And Trump last week quashed rumors that former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson is in his corner for the convention.
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At 86 he was sentenced to 80 years in jail, only for the conviction to be quashed on a technicality.
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And secondly, did they have someone try to report this that was then quashed by Rupert Murdoch or anyone else?
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Maruti argued it does not impose a discount control policy and the complaint should be quashed, but the watchdog disagreed.
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Turkish officials had quashed the 2013 police investigation and jailed Mr. Korkmaz for a time, the jury has been told.
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Thousands of investors plotted a big protest in Beijing this week, but the Chinese authorities all but quashed it, above.
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She fled Maryland alone after her two brothers quashed a previous attempt for the three of them to escape together.
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Mr. Macron quashed the movement by deploying a three-pronged strategy: cash, the unbridled deployment of the police and dialogue.
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The selection of a new CEO by Uber's board of directors has not quashed the legal fight between its members.
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Amazon has fought past union drives at its warehouses in Europe and has quashed past efforts in the United States.
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But they were met with a military offensive that not only quashed the rebellion, but also destroyed villages and fields.
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Previous parole hearings quashed Brown has reversed three previous parole grants for Davis, who had another request reversed by former Gov.
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However, UFC's chief matchmaker Joe Silva soon quashed any thoughts of a makeshift stint at 170lbs a la Conor McGregor vs.
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U.S. crude fell more than 4 percent after Iran quashed hopes of a quick deal by major producers to freeze output.
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But in 2013 that hope was quashed by a Supreme Court ruling that stood out for its shoddy writing and reasoning.
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However, the lack of an official announcement quashed rumors of the deal and the latest negotiations look to be another setback.
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Meanwhile, civil liberties and freedom of speech have been quashed as independent media outlets close and critics and journalists are detained.
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Trump and his family were worried about what the FBI would find out about their finances — and wanted the investigation quashed.
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Just as Trump has pushed the Dakota Access Pipeline through, the Kayapo could see their lands rights quashed by the government.
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Of course, once news of the North's success hit Seoul, that law was quashed and by 2002 the first microbreweries appeared.
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Subsequent backlash from the international community has quashed the kingdom's attempts at a good PR spin for Mohammed bin Salman's reign.
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Serving 25 years from 1977 before his conviction was quashed, he continues to suffer from the mental effects of his imprisonment.
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Because of this—and because Judge Argyle had provided "very substantial and serious misdirection" to the jury—the convictions were quashed.
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Trump's attempts to impose a de facto version of his Muslim ban via executive order have been quashed by the courts.
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In February 2008, Bloomberg quashed the speculation with an announcement that he wouldn't run that nonetheless sounded like a campaign launch.
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By the time the insurgency was quashed in the late 503s, more than 250,212 militants, soldiers and civilians had been killed.
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Thankfully, unlike in the new HBO series and the Philip Roth novel upon which it's based, the real group was quashed.
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Washington has imposed sanctions on Venezuela, denouncing Maduro as a dictator who has quashed human rights and triggered an economic meltdown.
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Yes, this is an article about the quashed beef between LaVar Ball and Joel Embiid, and not the delicious food item.
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Analysts expected Europe to end its corporate recession in the last quarter of 2019 but the coronavirus outbreak quashed those hopes.
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"It's improper and it should be quashed," Lawrence S. Goldman, a lawyer for Mr. Altman, said as he left the courtroom.
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But no laws were ever passed in America to require this (those same companies lobbied against the legislation and quashed it).
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And regulators quashed many high-risk activities by requiring banks to use more of their own capital and less borrowed money.
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Martin O'Malley (D) quashed speculation on Thursday of a possible bid for the White House in 2020, and encouraged outgoing Rep.
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Stryker quashed the rumors in a regulatory filing two days after the Wall Street Journal reported news of a potential deal.
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The first photo was taken in Beijing in 1989 during the Tiananmen Square protests, which were brutally quashed by the government.
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The first photo was taken in Beijing in 1989 during the Tiananmen Square protests, which were brutally quashed by the government.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) were confident any articles of impeachment would be quashed in the chamber, according to The Hill. Sen.
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U.S. crude prices fell more than 4 percent after Iran quashed hopes of a quick deal by major producers to freeze output.
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Chinese suitors have faced intense regulatory scrutiny in their pursuit of U.S. chip makers, which has quashed some deals in recent years.
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But those hopes were quashed the next day, as Greg Hunt, the minister for health, said the government would oppose the plan.
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Now they border on utilities, and though I've suggested even giant companies can be disrupted, smaller ones could easily be quashed immediately.
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The catch: A highly publicized fatality, along with a smattering of other crashes, has quashed much of the hype around autonomous vehicles.
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The inspector general investigation into a similar topic was quashed without explanation in 2016 after staff had worked on it for months.
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While rumors have surfaced that longtime Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin could be headed to Washington, Schefter quashed those ideas on Sunday.
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Rumours in recent months suggested Jarekso might be tapped to take over as prime minister, but those rumblings have since been quashed.
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But in blocking those sight-unseen reviews until the release date, Rotten Tomatoes quashed them from being the story about Captain Marvel.
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At least 57 convictions have since been quashed to date as a result of miscarriages of justice caused by undercover policing activities.
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The statement from the official comes a day after the Supreme Court quashed a central bank order on resolving bad debt cases.
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An almost identical bill was quashed after intense lobbying by big banks and credit card companies, never making it out of committee.
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On Thursday, a federal judge in Newark quashed the efforts of lawyers for the defendants to obtain the phone or its contents.
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She quashed immediate speculation that she would try to run for president in 2020, saying she planned to support Trump for reelection.
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It was a generator of misery and paralysis on an epic scale — lives wasted, hopes quashed, youths reduced to idleness and inertia.
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But Trump quashed any such thoughts on Wednesday night, laying out a 10-point, hard-line immigration agenda in a Phoenix address.
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STOXX22017E, enjoying their best day's gains since April 218, when Macron's first round victory quashed market fears of a protectionist French president.
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On Thursday morning appeal judges quashed the 2012 conviction "after fresh evidence emerged," though this cannot currently be reported for legal reasons.
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League One side Chesterfield have signed Ched Evans, who will face a re-trial for his recently-quashed rape conviction in October.
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Since then, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces have quashed the last remaining rebel enclaves near the cities of Damascus and Homs.
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After the coup, there was some hope that al-Bashir might finally be extradited, though the Sudanese military quickly quashed that idea.
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But, in Ms. Meng's case, her lawyers could try to get the extradition order quashed preemptively based on political involvement, he said.
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Alarmed by such problems, judges in Arizona, California, Florida, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York and other states have quashed hundreds of lawsuits.
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Mr. Magaqa and his council allies demanded an independent audit — a motion quashed by the A.N.C.'s dominant faction in the municipality.
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Secular-minded residents were aghast at what they saw as evidence of his Islamist intentions; the mosque project ended up being quashed.
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A higher court upheld that verdict in 2016, but the ruling was later quashed by the Court of Cassation, France's highest court.
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Or maybe they quashed their beef a long time ago in private and want to start the next decade as friends again.
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But the 85033-year-old justice seemingly quashed those rumors in January when he hired four law clerks for the October term.
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Still, lean your imagination into the wind to imagine a defendant who has overcome all these constraints, and had a warrant quashed.
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The idea was pretty quickly quashed when several test subjects began throwing up violently after reacting badly to a byproduct of the process.
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Their departure quashed concerns that some might be held hostage, and lowered the chances that the standoff might lead to violence or miscalculations.
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The appointment also riled populists whose attempts to form a government were quashed by Mattarella over their designation of a euroskeptic economy minister.
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Chinese suitors have faced intense regulatory scrutiny in their pursuit of U.S. chip makers, leading to some deals being quashed in recent years.
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The British-led joint police-military operations, supplemented by auxiliary defence units, quashed the riots in a matter of days, using overwhelming force.
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The approval quashed the last regulatory hurdle for the nearly decade-old project, but the Nebraska Public Service Commission denied TransCanada's preferred route.
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It was based on a directive issued by the country's central bank last year but India's top court quashed that directive on Tuesday.
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Some opposition media websites were blocked following Friday night's coup attempt, which was quashed by security forces loyal to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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In many states regional political parties compete with the national ones that have mostly dominated the federal government and quashed any such talk.
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The House quashed a move to start impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump on Wednesday even as Democratic support for an inquiry grew.
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Yet throughout the long euro-zone crisis national sovereignty has been, if not quashed, then at least trimmed by Brussels and the markets.
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Security forces have repeatedly quashed mass protests in Qatif, starting with a 1979 uprising inspired by the Iranian revolution of the same year.
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And perhaps Apple is right that bugs do get quashed and that some of what I'm observing is due to my own setup.
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The kingdom has seen sporadic unrest since pro-democracy protests in 2011, which were quashed by Bahrain and forces from neighbouring Gulf states.
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She left the United States without permission during an appeal over the denial of her asylum application, and ultimately her appeal was quashed.
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In April, the Florida 2nd District Court of Appeal quashed his lawyers' request to overturn Handsel's order that Massad remain incarcerated without bail.
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Khan had argued that his driver had been behind the wheel, and the High Court had later quashed his conviction, citing insufficient evidence.
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Republicans have quashed those requests, but Waters would be empowered to demand documents if a Democratic wave gives her control of the committee.
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South Korea's Blue House on Monday quashed suggestions a formal end to the Korean War could be announced at the Trump-Kim summit.
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An arrest warrant was later issued for Mr. Sadr himself, but was ultimately quashed as Shiite leaders in Baghdad covered up the murder.
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But they now become an idea: the memory of a time when the caliphate existed, before it was quashed by an international coalition.
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The tame electoral tribunal quashed an opposition attempt to trigger a referendum to recall the president—a device Chávez put in the constitution.
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He was sentenced to death by a Revolutionary Court in 2015 for "corruption on earth" but the Supreme Court later quashed the sentence.
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Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee said that McConnell quashed any talk of Kavanaugh withdrawing when they met in his office on Sept.
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Amnesty said in the statement the verdict should be quashed and Nyanzi, who has been in jail since November last year, freed immediately.
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Democrats quashed a series of amendments from Graves and stressed the importance of maintaining clean coastlines and respecting the wishes of local residents.
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But an attempt by Navinfo, Tencent and GIC to take a 10 percent stake was quashed by the US government over security concerns.
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This, Microsoft Chief People Officer Kathleen Hogan said, is the big change that came in 2013, when it quashed its "stack-ranking" system.
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They both appealed and the three judge court quashed their convictions on Tuesday, saying crucial documentary evidence was wrongly admitted before the jury.
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The Mueller investigation is quashed, and the bureau essentially serves more like an arm of the Trump administration than a quasi-independent agency.
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Since Mr. Sisi came to power in 21850, he has implemented harsh austerity measures, quashed any hint of criticism and eliminated political opponents.
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Attorney General Mark Brnovich and Secretary of State Katie Hobbs said the maneuver would violate state law, and a judge soon quashed it.
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Bad omen Janet Yellen's European counterpart, Mario Draghi, quashed accusations by Trump's top trade adviser that Germany is playing the currency manipulation game.
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The loss of a key NFL streaming deal and quashed prospects of a sale of the company have also dragged the company's growth.
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After that, Mr. Bush needed China — for North Korea diplomacy, counterterrorism and as an economic partner — and any movement toward confrontation was quashed.
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In the past, the committee effectively quashed proposed acquisitions like the planned sale of 3Com to Bain Capital and a Chinese counterpart, Huawei.
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But several efforts last year to pass statewide legislation governing youth leagues were quashed by grass-roots movements led by parents and coaches.
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In the past year, Istanbul's streets have seen it all: tanks and bombings, economic crash, political rallies and protests quashed before they began.
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AT&T's public commitments follow roughly one month after the Trump administration quashed rules that required internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
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In a new interview for British talk show Lorraine, the actress quashed our dreams of seeing Monica, Rachel, Phoebe, Ross, Joey, and Chandler reunite.
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The Mueller investigation is quashed, and the bureau essentially serves more like an arm of the Trump administration than as a quasi-independent agency.
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A federal judge in March quashed an earlier version of the road deal approved by Bernhardt's predecessor, former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, in 2018.
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While the court in August quashed Mkhwebane's proposal to change the central bank's mandate, the issue of the bailout is still before the court.
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For that reason, he urged that workers unionize, but a said confidentiality policy Tesla required them to sign frightened people and quashed union activity.
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The UAE, an OPEC member, quashed rumors of a meeting however, signaling that there would be no change to the group's record oil output.
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Though hushed household tensions do arise between men and women, they are quashed in favor of the family's health and the woman's upward mobility.
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Trump himself seemed to undercut that basic tenet if his strategy last month when he quashed the possibility of negotiating with the terrorist group.
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In the past, a stronger two-party system, bolstered by muscular labor unions and business confederations, had quashed figures like Mr. Trump with ease.
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As an investigation began, Flávio persuaded a friendly judge to have it quashed, but another judge reversed the ruling, and the inquiry has continued.
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Competition regulators have in the past quashed consolidation efforts by T-Mobile, but Hoettges said chances are now better under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The Trump administration prevented the Singapore-based Broadcom from purchasing Qualcomm, an American chip-maker, and quashed deals like Ant Financial's bid for Moneygram.
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A third Anglo official, who was given an 18 month sentence, was freed last year following an appeal when her original sentence was quashed.
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On Monday that transition was cast into doubt as Sudan lurched toward the kind of bloody authoritarianism that quashed the Arab Spring in 2011.
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While British Home Secretary Theresa May officially denied them entry in 2014, in April 2016 this decision was formally quashed by London's high court.
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Since Mr. el-Sisi came to power in 251, he has instituted harsh austerity measures, quashed any hint of criticism and eliminated political opponents.
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His blowout performance on Super Tuesday earlier this month quashed Sanders' momentum and gave Biden a lead that pollsters increasingly consider to be insurmountable.
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Long called "the magician" for his survival skills, he has quashed rivals from right and left despite never enjoying particular popularity in the street.
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He quashed an attempted coup in 1912 by disgruntled military officers who accused the king of financial extravagances and sought to establish democratic rule.
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Trump himself seemed to undercut that basic tenet of his strategy last month when he quashed the possibility of negotiating with the terrorist group.
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We had deployed to the island and quashed the Cuban-inspired Communist uprising, and then stayed as an Organization of American States peacekeeping force.
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Thursday's BoE rates decision quashed some bets in the market that more policymakers would join outgoing Kristin Forbes in voting for a rate hike.
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Trump's margin of victory in Texas is easily quashed by mobilizing the 3 million eligible Latino voters in Texas, who didn't cast a ballot.
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AT&T's public commitments come roughly one month after the Trump administration quashed rules that required internet providers to treat all web traffic equally.
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Last November, a British court ruled Steele should undergo lengthy pre-trial questioning but on Monday his lawyers sought to have that order quashed.
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They've quashed Democrats' every attempt to surface the president's tax returns and have been less than eager to investigate corruption scandals within the administration.
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His income from TAA quashed his initial panic about feeding his children and paying his mortgage, and allowed him to take a lengthy welding qualification.
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Wolfgang Schaeuble, the German finance minister, has also quashed comments made by the U.S. administration that Germany has manipulated the euro for its economic benefit.
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This seems like the kind of thing that would be quashed by guards or people who were otherwise in charge—was that not the case?
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Clashes between Islamic hardliners and police have been reported after Pakistan's Supreme Court quashed the conviction of a Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy.
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Hank Johnson, also of Georgia, broached the subject of impeaching Trump, in a break with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has repeatedly quashed impeachment speculation.
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Almost half of Hungary's 143-strong delegation defected at the Melbourne Olympics of 1956, shortly after Soviet forces had quashed a revolution in their country.
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" Leon "quashed discovery into that issue, effectively limiting the trial to the fundamental question" of if the deal violated U.S. antitrust law," AT&T added.
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Following an explosive she-said-she-said on social media last evening, Cardi B and Nicki Minaj appear to have quashed their beef — for now.
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Ever-growing herds of volatility sellers and investors looking to buy the dip have quashed each instance of higher volatility over the last few years.
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By the time the Beauty and the Beast live-action remake gets to the "Gaston" number, however, most of those reservations will have been quashed.
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The Americans' arrival coincided with the fifth anniversary of a pro-reform uprising that Bahrain not-so-gently quashed and is very sensitive about. 5.
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"Tesla Canada received no reasons at all for its exclusion, which was an arbitrary and entirely unreasonable decision and should be quashed," the filing said.
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Rights group Amnesty International said in a statement the convictions are politically motivated and should be quashed because the trials did not meet international standards.
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Goh expected that the market was pricing in tightening prematurely, with the Singapore dollar NEER likely to weaken as the MAS review quashed hawkish expectations.
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Recent reports may have suggested that YouTube's dominance in online video is eroding, but Google leadership quashed those claims during parent Alphabet's second-quarter earnings.
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Pruitt's idea was ultimately quashed by White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, who raised concerns about possible blowback, The Daily Beast reported.
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The region's independent spirit was quashed under Gen Francisco Franco's 30-plus year dictatorship, but was revived as a political issue soon after his death.
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Activists are looking to put Medicaid on the ballot next year in states including Utah and Idaho, where state legislators have similarly quashed expansion efforts.
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ANC Secretary General Gwede Mantashe quashed that speculation, telling a news conference after Zuma's address that the party's top leadership was united behind its leader.
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Williams answered with two free throws 250 seconds later, and Gonzaga quashed the Dons' upset hopes by stopping the visitors on their last four possessions.
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Mr. Xi frequently refers to Wang, who regained favor in 1509, and then loyally served the emperor as a military leader who quashed a rebellion.
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A number of attempts at voter suppression and hate speech targeted at specific geographic areas have been quashed in a matter of hours, he said.
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Ryan quashed speculation that he and Trump would not appear on stage together, telling Ingraham that he would be on stage with Trump, Pence, Sen.
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In South Africa, the rand struggled 64.09.56 percent higher after the high court quashed an anti-graft watchdog's proposal to change the central bank's mandate.
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With help from some Republicans, Lee was nearly able to force a debate on replacing the AUMF in 2017, but Republican House leaders quashed it.
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Their initial enthusiasm for Ban Ki-moon, the former secretary general of the United Nations, was quashed as he barely began campaigning before dropping out.
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His legacy has been battered by a brazen political scandal known widely as Bridgegate; his once promising quest for the White House was profoundly quashed.
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When the Clinton administration implemented a harsh sanctions policy against Iraq, uprisings in the country were quashed and Saddam Hussein was as strong as ever.
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Flanked by riot police, Suu Kyi briefly greets monks at the gates of her home, energizing the demonstrations, which are soon quashed by the military.
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For example, the night before launch, engineers warned that freezing temperatures might be a problem for the shuttle booster rockets, but their concerns were quashed.
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In the early days of the administration, the department quashed the release of a sweeping plan on how to respond to more extreme weather disasters.
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Leaders quashed a line in an earlier draft of their statement which had held out the prospect that further "assurances" could be given in January.
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Despite the government's claims that the Tuesday uprising had been quashed, Guaido, who is the head of Venezuela's National Assembly, said that "Operation Freedom" would continue.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo walked free Tuesday from Yangon's Insein jail, amid a gaggle of reporters, just weeks after their final appeal was quashed.
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The trade comments came after the Fed quashed market hopes for a 50 basis point cut in its key borrowing rate next month late on Tuesday.
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Since the 2011 protests, quashed with the help of Saudi forces, Bahrain has prosecuted hundreds of activists in mass trials and banned the main opposition groups.
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The court, with a 4-2 ruling, "quashed" a ruling by a district appeals court on the state's Mandatory Delay Law that permitted the waiting period.
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St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Lance Lynn has quashed any concerns over how he'd respond after sitting out an entire year due to Tommy John surgery.
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Last year, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) quashed Ant's attempt to buy MoneyGram for $1.2 billion because of national security concerns.
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A source who requested anonymity told Foreign Policy that the draft statement was quashed because Secretary of State Mike Pompeo did not approve of its language.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts reportedly quashed his appointment on those grounds, protesting that it was time to put more independent-minded regulators on the commission.
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A failed drug test would usually result in disqualification and the forfeiture of any prize money, which could have quashed Justify's entry to the Kentucky Derby.
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Initially, the notion was to electrify the whole team, but an Olympic committee hoping to attract the 2020 Games to the United States quashed the idea.
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In February he declared a state of emergency to annul a court ruling that quashed the convictions of nine opposition leaders, including former president Mohamed Nasheed.
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After a solid quarter that quashed most concerns about a slowdown, eyes will now turn to the next generation of iPhones to be launched in September.
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The court rejected the police's argument that the certification should be quashed because the conduct of individual protesters precluded them from being identified as a class.
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The committee, which can essentially block foreign acquisitions of American firms on national security grounds, has already quashed a number of deals by Chinese-linked buyers.
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Last month, lawmakers were considering making changes to 401(k) retirement accounts as a way to raise revenue before Mr. Trump quashed the idea on Twitter.
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An eight-channel video projection shows simultaneous re-enactments of Garland's wardrobe test (she was briefly cast for the film before her addictions quashed the opportunity).
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After authorities quashed Shi'ite-led "Arab Spring" protests in 2011, militants have launched deadly bombing and shooting attacks against security forces that Manama blames on Tehran.
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In 2015, Mr. Joko publicly quashed a draft regulation requiring all expatriate workers to be proficient in the Indonesian language, saying it was bad for business.
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Could Charter officials have quashed such coverage out of concern that it might anger Mr. Cuomo, and thus jeopardize its already tenuous relationship with the state?
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The announcement quashed expectations he'd be able to cast a vote for the GOP's sweeping tax code overhaul, which is expected to take place this week.
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He said his family had been waiting 18 months to board a flight for the United States, and then President Trump's travel ban quashed their dreams.
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If she managed that, she would almost certainly have quashed Parliament's rebellion and ensured that at least some form of Brexit would take place relatively soon.
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Myanmar's citizens have, over the years, expressed their frustrations through a number of attempts at peaceful revolution, which the military leaders generally quashed with tanks and bayonets.
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Any qualms political opponents may have about putative ideological differences are firmly quashed by the potential for patronage or self-enrichment a seat in the cabinet affords.
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Venezuela's economic crisis has stretched into 823 after government forces forcefully quashed protests against President Nicolas Maduro's government last year, killing at least 120 in the process.
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Despite Erdogan's return to Istanbul and officials' declarations that the coup had been quashed, the situation in Ankara, which is about 330 miles away, remained more clouded.
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The federal judge quashed a state law that prohibits art from being labeled Native American if the artist is not a member of a federally recognized tribe.
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India's top court had quashed a Reserve Bank of India (RBI)circular on resolving bad debt on Tuesday, throwing the country's still-nascent bankruptcy regime into question.
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But with turnout estimated below 35 percent and the country deeply divided, his hopes for a decisive mandate to lead east Africa's richest economy have been quashed.
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Its leader Santiago Abascal, 43, is a tough-talking career politician from the Basque Country, who harshly criticized the exhumation of Franco and wants Catalan separatism quashed.
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Within days, top commanders had quashed the uprising, which they called an attempted coup orchestrated by the then-powerful Indonesian Communist Party, working with rogue military personnel.
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The protester, later identified as Brian Murphy, said that his grandfather fought 100 years ago in the Easter Rising, a five-day rebellion quashed by the British.
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The party's leadership in Berlin quashed the suggestion, insisting that any cooperation with the far right would betray the party's values and break an agreed-upon taboo.
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And a passive response to the legislation by Indonesia's dominant secular parties, which could have quashed it months ago, has some worried that it could become law.
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Recent reports have suggested that YouTube's dominance in internet video is eroding, but Google leadership quashed those claims during parent company Alphabet's second-quarter earnings on Thursday.
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But Mr. Zarrab quickly disappeared from view, along with the splashy headlines, as the investigation was quashed through a series of purges of the police and judiciary.
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Sisu have previously argued that Coventry City council were motivated by animosity towards them, though this claim has already been quashed once in the Court of Appeal.
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But the Bank's latest meeting and minutes quashed much of that talk in the market and a retreat in pricing on rates has weakened the pound since.
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In 1988, a student-led revolt called the 8888 Uprising, or People Power Uprising, attempted to break the hold of the military junta, but was quickly quashed.
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But only weeks later, after Mr. Flynn was fired, the proposal was quashed by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and Lt. Gen.
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In the past, Mr. Maduro's government has quashed challenges to his rule by jailing opposition leaders, forcing them to flee the country or disqualifying them from elections.
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The town of Vó in northern Italy quashed an outbreak after relentless testing, but the country as a whole has not been able to replicate the phenomenon.
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The reason, it appears, is that the government in Tehran either didn't understand the severity of the problem or, more likely, quashed evidence of the outbreak altogether.
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Vice President Pence's office on Thursday quashed talk that the United Kingdom's Prince Charles had snubbed Pence during a visit to the World Holocaust Forum in Jerusalem.
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Judge Gergel, deeply concerned that the strongest mitigating evidence in a capital case would be quashed, initially warned Mr. Roof he would not let him represent himself.
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In an era where deals are being quashed left and right, Cramer said he shouldn't have had a reason to believe that any deal should go through.
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"The court quashed the judgments by the international arbitrators on the ground that they had no power to intervene in these matters as arbitrators," the ruling said.
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Previous optimism about Saudi Arabia's modernisation programme was quashed by concerns about the country's leadership following the detention of domestic critics and the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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This spurious conflation quashed the industry for about 60 years, until a 2014 farm bill defined it as an agricultural crop, leaving the door ajar to American farmers.
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Federal judges ultimately quashed Trump's efforts to halt the refugee program, but the numbers were depressed by the upheaval and uncertainty for the first months of the Administration.
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No wonder the VA is seen as a place where physicians go on their way to retirement, when youthful hope to save the world has already been quashed.
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Obama never threatened to jail Mitt Romney or John McCain, and he even (mistakenly, in my view) quashed a Justice Department investigation into the Bush administration's torture regime.
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On Friday, New York Fed President William Dudley quashed the speculation, saying that even discussing it was "extremely premature" due to what he deemed a healthy U.S. economy.
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In his first speech since being fired, Preet Bharara, former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, quashed rumors that he would run for political office.
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However, Pastrnak quashed any thoughts of a dramatic rally at 14:06 with his ninth playoff goal, and Zdeno Chara tacked on an empty-netter at 17:41.
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If the appeals judges decide the jury must have had a reasonable doubt Pell committed the offences, the conviction would be quashed and he would be released immediately.
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Within days, top commanders had quashed the uprising, which they called an attempted coup orchestrated by the then-powerful Indonesian Communist Party in collaboration with rogue military personnel.
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Its leader Santiago Abascal, 43, is a tough-talking career politician from the Basque country, who harshly criticized the exhumation of Franco and who wants Catalan separatism quashed.
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In both states, local governments had adopted such laws in recent years, only to have those laws quashed by political allies of big labor when they took office.
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It quashed the GOP's eight-year quest to repeal the law and forced party leaders to drop major health-care legislation for the rest of the 28503th Congress.
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Mr. Korkmaz had led a Turkish corruption investigation that resulted in the 2013 arrest of Mr. Zarrab and others, an inquiry that was later quashed by Turkish officials.
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The promotion of state lotteries by television celebrities and through smartphones has also been quashed under Mr Xi. The anti-gambling campaign may have curbed some illegal betting.
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Before that came a more popular, well-connected, longtime civil servant who was jailed for misconduct over undeclared dealings with a business tycoon (the conviction was ultimately quashed).
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In 2013, the U.K.'s Court of Appeal quashed that sentence and replaced it with a 16-year-fixed term with half of it being spent in jail.
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The mere announcement of the scheme, which is still unused, quashed speculation of a euro break-up and eased market pressure on debt-laden countries such as Italy.
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Earlier this month, President Mario Draghi quashed an Estonian proposal to launch a government-backed cyrptocurrency, saying the only valid money in the euro zone was the euro.
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But data during the past two months have since quashed that optimism, with fixed-asset investment, factory output and retail sales all growing more slowly than expected in April.
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WhatsApp's plans to share personal data with Facebook were quashed last year, following an investigation from the UK's Information Commissioner's Office, after declaring such data transfer would be illegal.
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However, Laviolette's timeout and Forsberg's scoring touch quickly quashed any thoughts of a blown lead for a team that has been outscored by 12 goals in the third period.
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"The moment the government went beyond 24 hours of detention, any charges against him in any court would have been quashed for violation of his constitutional rights," he said.
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A planned corresponding book, If I Did It, was also quashed (until it was eventually repurposed by Fred Goldman and published with the "If" in the title almost illegible).
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The opposition itself is seeking to remove unpopular Maduro via a recall referendum and, although authorities have quashed the vote, some activists saw Castro's death as an auspicious sign.
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Lederer sees echoes of the past in the case of Santiago Maldonado, an activist who went missing in August at a protest that was violently quashed by security forces.
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CBOT corn futures ended the day on a positive note, but hopes of a significant price rally were quashed by conflicting cues that have left traders uneasy for weeks.
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Anti-Trump movement quashed in Cleveland Trump has long been skittish about confrontation with those who are loyal to him, and Christie had stood with him longer than most.
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The ICC quashed his convictions in May related to murder, rape and pillage by fighters he sent to Central African Republic to back CAR's then-president Ange-Felix Patasse.
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A bigger-than-expected drop in industrial output on Tuesday, which erased five straight months of gains, quashed hopes for a more rapid recovery in the once-booming economy.
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Among the class actions quashed was a case brought by Citibank customers, who accused the bank of duping them into buying insurance that they were never eligible to use.
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He brutally quashed breakaway groups and sought to buy the support of other skeptical commanders, all while maintaining a publicity campaign that has portrayed him atop a united command.
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Now that the initial repeal and replace efforts have been quashed (for now), demonstrators are speaking out about their activism and their experiences fighting the GOP health care bills.
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Mulvaney, a fiscal hawk and former member of the House Freedom Caucus, said Trump quashed potential changes to Social Security, citing his campaign pledge not to touch the program.
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The Republican-held House of Delegates quashed a proposal on Thursday to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, which would establish gender equality as a principle in the U.S. Constitution.
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Apple rose 3.6 percent on Friday after it quashed concerns of muted demand for its iPhone X, saying pre-orders for the 10th anniversary phone were "off the charts".
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The Eighth Circuit quashed the preliminary injunction last month and concluded that the Supreme Court's ruling may not carry much weight beyond the circumstances in which it was decided.
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The House Rules Committee on Monday quashed an effort to strike the Hyde Amendment, a 85033-year-old ban on federal funding for abortions, from a government spending bill.
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Bolivar had been mulling a plea deal that would send them back to NJP, but on Tuesday she quashed the case, two weeks before a court-martial trial loomed.
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In the same way that trauma and prison quashed my father's ability to trust others, it also drove him to fulfill his idealized family dream of coming to America.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government bought the Trans Mountain pipeline in the summer with plans to expand it, but a Canadian court quashed government approval of the project.
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However, St. Louis' Brayden Schenn quashed those hopes six minutes later when he buried a rebound for the power-play goal that snapped his goal drought at 13 games.
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Media mogul Oprah Winfrey quashed speculation that she might embark on a 2020 presidential run in an interview with Vogue UK, saying that running for president "would kill" her.
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Economists had expected the BoE to raise rates in May, until a string of weak data and discouraging words from BoE Governor Mark Carney in April quashed those expectations.
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"We were so afraid we wouldn't be able to interview Kate and Will that we — that also quashed the story," she said, referring to Kate Middleton and Prince William.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia anchors the opposite camp in an ideological battle raging across the Middle East: the anti-Islamist strongmen who quashed the revolts.
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Along with the Chicago art dealer Peter Bartlow, Fletcher alleged that a lying and "malicious" Doig had quashed their plans to sell the work for up to $12 million.
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Eager to prove its potency, the Iraqi government quashed the demonstrations violently; by October, national protests were underway, and the government was escalating with internet shutdowns and street curfews.
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Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee quashed a number of motions from Democrats on Thursday and set a date for the committee's vote on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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It was Nick Fisher's 13-yard interception return for a touchdown that essentially quashed any hope for Golden Bears, putting the Buffaloes up 21-21 with 26:34 remaining.
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Trump's desire to get out of Syria is a glimmer of hope in this otherwise dismal outlook, but even that may be quashed by the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
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He also quashed speculation that he was close with Mr. Obama, a fellow Hawaiian in his law school class, telling the newspaper that he had never met the president.
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On the other hand, Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda quashed creeping speculation the BOJ could tighten policy soon, signaling his readiness to ramp up stimulus if need be.
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Bloomberg's news organization came under scrutiny in 2013 after the New York Times said it had quashed investigative reports about wealth linked to the families of top Chinese officials.
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Likewise, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tacitly backed Guatemala's president, Jimmy Morales, as he quashed a United Nations-mandated anticorruption commission, Cicig, in a move widely seen as antidemocratic.
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Dealmakers said confidence weakened after U.S. President Donald Trump quashed hopes of an imminent trade deal with China in May by increasing tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports.
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On Thursday, the Navy judge in Portier's case quashed a blanket "protective order" issued by SEAL Group 1 that restricted the attorney's access to key information about the case.
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West also referenced JAY-Z during an October tour stop, when he discussed TIDAL and Apple Music and quashed any hopes for a Watch the Throne sequel with JAY-Z.
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Attorney General Bill Barr Attorney General Bill Barr has defended President Trump since he singlehandedly quashed the Mueller findings with his preemptive declaration that there was nothing there to see.
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There was apparently a sizable subgroup of fans pulling for Sansa and Margaery to get together, after bonding over Joffrey's awfulness, though season six of the show quashed that hope.
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Kamenar said he would be filing a motion with the court on Thursday seeking to have Mueller's subpoena quashed on the grounds that Mueller's appointment is legally unsound and illegitimate.
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Against a steady dollar, most Latam currencies recovered from losses logged last session after comments by U.S. Federal Reserve officials quashed hopes of a half-point cut in interest rates.
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California did pass a similar bill last year, but overall these attempts have been largely quashed, affording ISPs sweeping power to do with their customers' personal information what they please.
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The Maldives has suffered upheavals since February, when Yameen imposed a state of emergency to annul a Supreme Court ruling that quashed the convictions of nine opposition leaders, including Nasheed.
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Hong Kong experienced months of demonstrations in 2014 for broader democracy that drew criticism from the local and central governments and a series of legal actions that eventually quashed them.
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Let's start with the vociferous rebellion of the #NeverTrump movement that the campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC) hoped had been quashed by the time the party reached Cleveland.
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Earlier this week, Obama's plan to remove the specter of deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants was quashed when the Supreme Court deadlocked over lifting a hold on the action.
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In 2012 a legislator in Utah proposed giving voters the option of limiting access to their date of birth, but the idea was quashed by the leadership of both parties.
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The police have quashed demonstrations in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City against the Taiwan-owned plant in the last month, and hundreds of protesters have been detained, organizers said.
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He quashed breakaway groups and sought to buy the support of other skeptical commanders, all while maintaining a publicity campaign that portrayed him as the head of a united command.
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The ICC quashed Bemba's convictions in May related to murder, rape and pillage by fighters he sent to Central African Republic to back the country's then-president Ange-Felix Patasse.
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The former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who claims she had an affair with Trump, was paid $150,000 by a media company closely aligned with the president, which quashed her story.
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Over the last decade, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has repeatedly quashed rivals on the left and the right, defying the odds — and the polls — to hold onto power.
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Analysts expected Europe to end its corporate recession in the last quarter of 2019 but the supply-chain disruptions and demand hit caused by the virus have quashed those hopes.
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On Friday, Reuters reported that China had quashed a proposal by Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam to entirely withdraw the controversial extradition bill that sparked this summer of protest.
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Democrats hoped for a full investigation into the allegations, even as they were skeptical that one would occur and angrily said on Friday that the White House had quashed it.
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Mr. Trump's son Donald Jr. quashed a competing candidate, Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington State, because of her support for selling off public land, a senior Republican official said.
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Collister and WOAI News Channel 4 in San Antonio were subsequently hit with a defamation lawsuit, but it was quashed, thanks to the Texas anti-SLAPP statute signed by Gov.
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Among other things, the industry is increasingly confident that a 2015 proposal by the Food and Drug Administration to ban tanning among minors will be quashed by the Trump administration.
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In 1978, the plan was officially quashed when President Jimmy Carter made Mineral King part of the Sequoia National Forest with the signing of the National Parks and Recreation Act.
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Mehta's 41-page ruling found little merit in arguments from Trump's legal team that the House Oversight subpoena was so detached from Congress' legislative prerogatives that it should be quashed.
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While many fans had hoped that the series might break real ground by establishing a romance between characters Finn and Poe in Rise of Skywalker, those hopes were quashed early.
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Last summer, he quashed a Republican effort in the Senate to do away with the Affordable Care Act when he voted with the chamber's Democratic members opposed to the repeal.
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Many recommend drinking a glass of water while drinking alcohol to help avoid the effects of a hangover, however a recent study may have quashed this old wives&apos tale.
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And it could determine whether the threats to American security that Trump hyped while running for president are actually quashed — or whether they continue to be exploited for political gain.
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He boosted negotiations last week when he showed willingness to sign whatever bill Congress could pass — then quashed them when he vehemently criticized a framework designed to meet his parameters.
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It's also savvy enough to tell when you've ventured outside the show's boundaries; my hopeful question about Lady Stoneheart, for example, was quashed with a suggestion for a related character instead.
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But any hope that the takeaway from the announcement would be "Facebook saves the news" was quashed by the inclusion of one unpaid partner: the far-right online outlet Breitbart News.
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Religion is becoming a proxy war for the color-coded politics that Thailand's junta has quashed since taking power in 2014 in a bid to end a decade of political violence.
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Though residents spend an estimated 27 percent of their income on rent — lower than the average, according to ValueChampion — those savings are typically quashed by high transport, grocery and entertainment costs.
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Most recently, it quashed an uprising in 2011 with the help of Saudi Arabia, which fears unrest in its smaller neighbor would encourage dissent among its own population and Shi'ite minority.
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The day's single biggest move among the majors, however, was the New Zealand dollar, up 1.3 percent after strong domestic jobs data that quashed expectations for further cuts in interest rates.
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Bahrain has clamped down on dissent after pro-democracy protests in 2011, led mainly by Shi'ite Muslims in the Sunni-ruled country, were quashed with the help of fellow Gulf states.
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Surprisingly soft U.S. employment data published earlier this month quashed expectations of a near-term rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve, underpinning the euro and other currencies against the dollar.
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Yet since then, his government has introduced a "reconciliation" law that has cleared the way for several Mubarak-era figures to have corruption convictions quashed in return for large cash payments.
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The TV talk show star, who has repeatedly quashed speculation she could run for president, is supporting McCartney's campaign to protect trees in the endangered Leuser Ecosystem, a forest in Indonesia.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump quashed Defense Secretary James Mattis' suggestion to obtain congressional authorization ahead of last week's strikes in Syria, military and administration officials told The New York Times.
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The single currency had been hurt on Thursday by European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi's comments, as he quashed speculation that the ECB was considering how to wind down bond purchases.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Donald Cabell in Boston on Thursday quashed subpoenas issued earlier this year to William Facteau, Acclarent's ex-chief executive and Patrick Fabian, its former vice president of sales.
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His attempts to "go legit" were finally quashed last year when police started sniffing around his property after neighbors operating a hash oil lab on an expired temporary license were raided.
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But the subpoena was quashed by the city's chief lawyer, Grant Alley, who successfully argued to a judge that the city's manager, not its mayor, was in charge of the police.
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At China's direction, the Hong Kong government in recent years has quashed the city's democratic movement, blocked opposition candidates from running for elected office, and put down nearly all protest movements.
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Wong himself was convicted of "unlawful assembly" under the Public Order Ordinance and served about two months in jail before the city's top court quashed the imprisonment sentences in an appeal.
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And in Mexico, where corruption investigations are often quashed or thwarted before they begin, his gambit has exposed notable weaknesses in the Mexican political system, rattling it at the highest levels.
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A government crackdown on dissent has intensified in recent years, and even modest crowdfunding efforts in China that seek to help activists or their families have been quashed by the authorities.
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But he quickly learned that Saskatchewan was home to a large aboriginal population, and that it had festered with racial tension since Canadian troops quashed the North-West Rebellion in 1885.
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The single currency had been hurt by European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi's comments last week when he quashed speculation that the ECB was considering how to wind down bond purchases.
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Judge Neomi Rao, a former Trump administration official whom Mr. Trump appointed to the bench in March, dissented, saying she would have quashed the subpoena as exceeding the House's legislative powers.
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And it is extremely important: Mr. Cordray, who quashed a far-left challenge from Dennis Kucinich, is the Democrats' best hope to take power in Columbus after years of Republican rule.
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But the vast majority of the plane victims were Iranians or Iranian-Canadians, and the crash came just weeks after authorities quashed nationwide protests ignited by a hike in gasoline prices.
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Also, don't hold your breath for a Tesla motorcycle — Musk quashed hopes that the company would build one, citing an experience he had when he was nearly killed while riding one.
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The Kurds have sought to carve out a state of their own in Kurdish-majority parts of Turkey, Syria and Iraq, which led to their political aspirations being quashed by those governments.
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But Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow both quashed the idea of a nominal leader, instead casting the negotiations as a group effort led by Trump himself.
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On Tuesday, 12 Catalan politicians will appear in Spain's highest court on charges of mounting a rebellion for their role in the region's independence bid in 2017, which was quashed by Madrid.
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In 163, when the Hungarian revolt against Communist rule was quashed by the Soviet Union, Mr. Zsigmond and Mr. Kovacs and others defied the danger and filmed the carnage in the streets.
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The supreme court effectively quashed the Bayda decision by declaring that administrative courts do not have the jurisdiction to rule on matters relating to the CDA, said Omar Naas, a CDA member.
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TOKYO, Oct 21 (Reuters) - The euro dropped to seven-month lows on Friday, a day after the European Central Bank quashed any speculation that it planned to taper its stimulus anytime soon.
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And they're standing on the ground that it's okay to quash an investigation as long as the investigation you quashed targeted a friend and close political associate, rather than the president himself.
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Saudi Arabia quashed what had looked like a possible deal in Doha in the final hour, and it was believed that Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made the call himself.
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The new appointment led to outrage in India, even as another TERI employee accused Pachauri of being a serial sexual offender last month and asked for his anticipatory bail to be quashed.
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And after heels are quashed, queens shantay away and the lights dim, the potential impact of each on how we express masculinity and gender in America may linger more than you'd expect.
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More legal wranglings are now likely to follow this referendum announcement, which could culminate in regional elections in Catalonia if plans to hold the vote are quashed, a central government source said.
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That Rush's case even went to trial shows how different the country's legal standards are from America's, where the lawsuit likely would have been quashed at an earlier stage in the proceedings.
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Wheeler was already running out of time to return this season, and a comeback was all but quashed when the Mets said Wednesday that he would be shut down for two weeks.
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Carson, like so many conservatives, isn't truly interested in unity as much as silent submission, a quiet in which one can pretend that hostility has been quashed, all evidence to the contrary.
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Obligatory photos in front of Lincoln Center's famous fountain would have been quite different if Wallace K. Harrison's ambitious proposals for the Metropolitan Opera hadn't been quashed by untold layers of bureaucracy.
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City Life/Vida Urbana, a housing justice group in Boston, argued this week that all of Massachusetts' housing court proceedings should be quashed until the end of the declared state of emergency.
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Iran's protest movement, quashed in 2009, has shown signs of renewed life, not least because of public fury that the regime spends money on foreign adventures while economic conditions worsen at home.
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Rand's novel called attention to very different facts of life in the Soviet empire: chronic meat shortages, inadequate housing, oppressed populations in revolt (including the recent Hungarian uprising, quashed by Soviet tanks).
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The Chinese leadership has quashed hopes for democratic governance in Hong Kong, a self-governing Chinese territory, and bullied South Korea for hosting a missile-defense system supplied by the United States.
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The footage from Mr. Rouhani's rallies showed a sea of purple, his official campaign color, intermingled with just as much green, the color of the uprising the regime violently quashed in 2009.
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Investing in technology to transform how citizens are served has quashed corruption and improved the overall efficiency of state programs, he said on the sidelines of the Milken Institute's annual Asia Summit.
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It comes the morning after Trump laid out a 10-point, hardline immigration plan in a Phoenix speech that quashed any expectations he would pivot from his position or soften his tone.
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Parnas told MSNBC on Wednesday that he tried to get the extradition order quashed in exchange for Firtash's help undermining special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation and digging up dirt on Biden.
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Some analysts wonder whether the IRGC carried out this operation to ensure any chance of dialogue would be quashed; others believe that such a drastic escalation would have required consensus in Tehran.
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Then his political ambitions are quashed by an election where he wins the popular vote but sees the office handed to a member of said elite (in this case, John Quincy Adams).
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In the past, bigger street demonstrations and longer protest movements have been quashed by a government that controls the courts and the police and has had the full support of the army.
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Last month, King Vajiranlongkorn quashed the hopes of his elder sister, Ubolratana Rajakanya Sirivadhana Varnavadi, who had been nominated by another Thaksin-aligned party to serve as its candidate for prime minister.
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Stalking Ines' life and all over her social calendar, Winfried's fool is just the tonic required, skewering the pretensions of the suits while forcing Ines to embrace her own quashed sense of silliness.
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Observer and its cyberpunk contemporaries project corporate domination of everyone and everything else into the near future for lessons on hope, resistance, and ho w those things are quashed before they can bloom.
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Absa economists expect inflation to remain well contained at around 4.1% in 2019, rising to 4.4% in 2020, with traditional upside pressures like administered prices and a drought being quashed by demand weakness.
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Years of internecine sectarian violence had inflamed the Sunni-Shia tensions Saddam Hussein had so ruthlessly quashed, and provided a vengeful appetite for the kind of sectarian loathing ISIS would come to represent.
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NEW YORK, April 2500 (IFR) - Chesapeake Energy stocks and bonds staged a spectacular rally this week after lenders threw the troubled oil and gas company a lifeline and quashed fears of a bankruptcy.
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Industry hopes for more transition time were quashed by Andrew Bailey, chief executive of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, who said that requiring banks to support a "fragile" Libor beyond 2021 was "not appropriate".
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Bachelet, in a speech to the U.N. Human Rights Council in March, said Venezuelan security forces, backed by pro-government militias, had quashed peaceful protests with excessive use of force, killings and torture.
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In a 50-49 vote, the Senate quashed Labor Department rules from the Obama administration that would have made it easier for cities to provide government-run retirement plans to private sector workers.
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Stone is returning to a very different Twitter than the company he left — one that has seen an exodus of top staffers amid the and quashed prospects of a sale of the company.
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Two other Anglo-Irish bankers, chief operations officer Tiarnan O'Mahoney, 56, and former company secretary Bernard Daly, 67, earlier this year had their sentences quashed on appeal after spending several months in prison.
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U.S. crude oil prices fell about 21.16 percent after Iran quashed hopes of a quick deal by major producers to freeze output and oversupply concerns resurfaced after a six-week recovery in prices.
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The decision to vote on the hard-line immigration measure last week and the compromise bill on Wednesday was part of a deal within the GOP conference that effectively quashed the petition. Rep.
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Kim Kardashian West quashed the toxic narrative that she and her former assistant Stephanie Shepherd are anything but good friends after a rumor claiming they were nemeses circulated when they stopped working together.
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The greenback remained under pressure for a third straight session after the Fed quashed hopes for a further bull run in the currency by keeping a gradual pace to its monetary tightening policy.
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In 2010, the High Court of Appeal quashed Grainger's planning permission for its impact on ethnic minority communities, and the council's planning office rejected a second application from the developers a year later.
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The question came quickly, and Reagan's answer, which went down in the annals of witty debate lines, effectively quashed the subject: "I will not make age an issue of this campaign," he said.
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But the procedural tactics — likely to be quashed — seem destined to founder on the number of Macronists who were swept into the Parliament with his En Marche party, as opponents collapsed around them.
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All the while, overall health and longevity would be expected to decline as government intervention quashed life-saving advances in health care that are largely driven – and paid for – by the profit motive.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - An Australian woman sentenced to death for drug-trafficking in Malaysia was acquitted on Tuesday after the Federal Court in Kuala Lumpur quashed her earlier conviction by a lower court.
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After authorities quashed Shi'ite Muslim-led "Arab Spring" protests on the Sunni-ruled island in 2011, militants have launched deadly bombing and shooting attacks against security forces that Bahrain blames on Tehran's Shi'ite theocracy.
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Known for being an out-an-out socialist — toward the very left of his party — he has mostly quashed any rebellion from the party moderates and performed better-than-expected at the last election.
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Chief Belmar said that he had not punished Sergeant Wildhaber for being gay nor quashed his advancement, and that he had been unaware of the transfer, which the county's lawyer attributed to other reasons.
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One night after David and Victoria Beckham quashed divorce rumors that were circulating by attending an event together in matching suits, Victoria is getting all dressed up again, this time with son Brooklyn Beckham.
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The normally irrelevant machinations of failed Security Council resolutions has real meaning, when China's abstention effectively isolates Russia as the only permanent member of the Security Council that quashed the resolution from going forward.
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Operations at Samarco remain halted over new licensing, while the companies have worked to pay damages out of court, including an agreement that quashed a 20 billion reais ($5.31 billion) civil lawsuit last year.
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But this year Egypt did cede control over a pair of disputed Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia shortly after receiving financial support from the kingdom, though a court has since quashed the decision.
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TORONTO — An Ontario judge on Monday quashed a last-minute attempt to bar the Cleveland Indians from using their team name and their Chief Wahoo logo during a playoff game in Toronto that night.
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But in internal deliberations, Ryan and his leadership team have quashed the idea of merging the two policy issues, sources said, arguing it would further complicate and delay an already challenging piece of legislation.
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The cases underscore how authorities in the kingdom is cracking down on perceived threats nearly six years after pro-democracy protests inspired by the "Arab Spring" were quashed with help from Gulf Arab neighbors.
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Indeed, the guidance issued by Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") moments later quashed any such hope, and made crystal clear the United States intends to interrupt any international commercial ties with Iran.
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But one of the women involved, Maria Teresa Rivera, was released from jail last year after a Salvadoran judge quashed her murder conviction, saying there was not evidence to prove the charges against her.
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There have been regular clashes between members Bahrain's Shi'ites and security forces since the island's Sunni rulers quashed a Shi'ite-led pro-democracy uprising in 2011 with military help from Saudi Arabia amongst others.
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A growing number of Uighurs in the U.S. have seen their families locked up, but in some cases that has intensified rather than quashed their public criticism of Beijing over China's "re-education" camps.
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These established players are venturing beyond their traditional lines of business, now that federal officials have quashed the mega-mergers proposed by the biggest insurers and blocked a deal between two large drugstore chains.
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Those interventions followed prominent cases earlier in Mr. Trump's term, such as Broadcom's quashed bid for Qualcomm and the sale of MoneyGram to a unit of the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba last year.
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The Maldives has been in crisis since last week, when the Supreme Court quashed convictions ranging from corruption to terrorism against nine opposition figures, including former president Mohamed Nasheed, its first democratically elected leader.
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If there were any lingering doubts about the urgency of the comprehensive repairs to the tracks at Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan, the derailment of another commuter train on Thursday night should have quashed them.
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Ms. Merkel hoped to show leaders of G-20 countries where protests are routinely quashed, like Turkey and Russia, how they could be allowed to take place peacefully, in keeping with the country's Constitution.
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The Maldives has been in crisis since last week when the Supreme Court quashed convictions ranging from corruption to terrorism of nine opposition figures, including former president Mohamed Nasheed, its first democratically elected leader.
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Chief Executive Carrie Lam has refused to rule out invoking broad emergency powers, and Reuters reported this week that Beijing had quashed Lam's proposal to concede to some of the protest movement's five demands.
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Their skepticism was based on the hapless plan that the soldiers supposedly set in motion and the speed with which the government issued a detailed statement claiming that the plot had been quickly quashed.
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The FTC skirted the phrase "pyramid scheme" or "Ponzi" in its pronouncement, but by calling for changes to Herbalife's operations, rather than shutting the company down altogether, critics' main charges against Herbalife were largely quashed.
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Just last week, Mexico's Supreme Court quashed a blanket ban on the recreational use of marijuana, while Canadian pot producers struggled to fill demand after the country opened the industry for business on Oct. 221.
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A two-day hearing in Melbourne's Supreme Court building ended Thursday with no date given as to when the panel of three judges will deliver their ruling, which could result in Pell's conviction being quashed.
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Late last year, it obtained approval from NDRC for a US$99.8753bn offshore borrowing quota and eyed a bond offering, but rising interest rates quashed its hopes and the NDRC approval lapsed after six months.
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Chief Executive Reed Hastings on Friday quashed speculation that the streaming video company would cut prices for the hotly competitive India market but other officials have suggested it could trial cheaper plans in small markets.
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Some worry a historic investigation uncovering huge graft scandals at state oil firm Petrobras could be quietly quashed if, as expected, the Senate votes to put Rousseff on trial next month for breaking budget laws.
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Ryan's budget hopes have been quashed by several dozen members of the House Freedom Caucus, who rejected the House Budget Committee's resolution because it sticks to a spending deal negotiated last year with President Obama.
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Within a week, she will attempt a third time to get her deal through Parliament, with an ultimatum that, should it fail, the exit date may be extended, and Brexit could even be quashed altogether.
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Mr. Stephenson was referring to the chances that the Time Warner deal would fail to get regulatory approval, and the fee that AT&T would owe the media company if the government quashed their deal.
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The Washington Post reports that an effort to change House rules and bring the amendment to the floor for a vote was quashed by Republicans on Thursday as protesters challenged GOP lawmakers from the gallery.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court on Tuesday quashed a Reserve Bank of India circular on resolving bad debt, providing relief for some major corporate defaulters but throwing the country's still nascent bankruptcy regime into question.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey had the board's subpoenas temporarily quashed, then negotiated a settlement under which the blogger would answer some of the board's questions without revealing his or her identity.
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Although such aspirations were firmly quashed during the opening years of colonial rule, the March 1 demonstrations of 1919, and particularly the calamities of their bloody suppression, compelled the Japanese government to change its approach.
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" Referring to Kate Middleton and Prince William and the network's desire to interview the pair, she said, "We were so afraid we wouldn't be able to interview Kate and Will that ... also quashed the story.
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After a recall referendum against Maduro was quashed last year and amid fears that next year's presidential election will not be fair, opposition supporters say they have no option but to take to the street.
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In one sense, Mr. Ryan has already succeeded, having quashed a rebellion from moderate lawmakers who were attempting to use a parliamentary maneuver known as a discharge petition to force votes this month on immigration.
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Bahrain, ruled by a Sunni monarchy, has cracked down on perceived threats since pro-democracy Arab Spring protests in 2011 led mainly by the island kingdom's Shi'ite majority were quashed with help from Gulf Arab neighbors.
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"Given the important First Amendment and privacy implications at stake, the warrant should be quashed unless the Court finds that the State has met its heightened burden for compelled production of such materials," the filing reads.
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Ms. Ornelas, who had worked as a phlebotomist, said the experience with Mr. Rofé had quashed her dream of acting and her quality of life, saying she now works from home and infrequently leaves her house.
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That helped soothe the nerves over the economy which have quashed any expectations of a rise in interest rates over the next year - even if it did not point to any greater strength in the pipeline.
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Over the last year, the Toronto Police have ramped up raids on dozens of pot shops across the city, and have a host of possession and trafficking charges, though most end up getting quashed in court.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court on Monday put on hold a lower court's order that quashed federal rules mandating larger health warnings on tobacco packages, in a setback for the country's $11 billion tobacco industry.
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The latest slide, however, quashed hopes that the market may have already found its bottom and private equity investors are expected to hold off with buying any assets with action expected to shift to bankruptcy courts.
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Apple on Friday quashed concerns of muted demand for its iPhone X, saying pre-orders for the 10th anniversary phone were "off the charts," lifting the stocks of suppliers such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd.
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These were Tria's first comments since Thursday, when the ruling parties quashed his attempts to keep the deficit under 215 percent of GDP next year, which some lawmakers said prompted the minister to offer his resignation.
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It had closed the last two days virtually flat after its 2 percent surge on Friday's disappointing U.S. non-farm payrolls report that all but quashed expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike this month.
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" Burns quashed any ideas that she might run for office any time soon, telling Harlow that she thinks "we need to do a little bit more structural repair of the political system before I get involved.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Thousands of Greeks, including former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, marched through central Athens on Sunday evening to mark the anniversary of a violently quashed student uprising in 1973 that helped topple a military junta.
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The North Korean elites in attendance shall remember, even as their own individual freedoms and artistic creativity are quashed daily, the night they saw Red Velvet — the weaponization of modern Korean femininity, artistry and sizzling creativity.
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The 16-term DeFazio, senior Democrat on the panel, is furious that GOP leaders have repeatedly quashed his bill to ensure that billions of dollars in revenues collected for harbor maintenance be spent for that purpose.
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The closing of the university, founded by the American billionaire George Soros, came after a nearly two-year struggle with the Orban government, which has quashed dissent and consolidated control over all aspects of Hungarian life.
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"Because the plaintiffs have no excuse for such delay, their belated attempt to effect personal service on Alexander should be quashed and all of the claims against the individual federal defendants ... should be dismissed," they added.
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Australia's central bank is seen likely to stand pat on rates at least until mid-2020, a Reuters poll showed, as a recent run of soft economic data quashed any probability of an earlier rate hike.
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Leaked footage shows ABC News host Amy Robach claiming that a damning interview with one of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims was quashed by the network three years ago — in part because of pressure from Buckingham Palace.
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Rights campaigners had called for President Omar al-Bashir to pardon Hussein, saying she was forced into a child marriage and had acted in self-defense and on Tuesday the appeals court quashed the death sentence.
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Nadler, who a day earlier pledged to colleagues that he would not "take any shit" during the hearing, quickly quashed each effort, calling votes to sideline them along party lines and moving on with the hearing.
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The severe reductions have sparked a renewed push in Congress to press for more money to replenish the depleted fund — resurrecting fears of another protracted battle with Senate Republicans, who nearly quashed the fund in 2011.
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The S&P 500 languished at 15-month lows this week, as disappointing earnings reports added to the gloom after the U.S. Federal Reserve quashed hopes of a toned-down approach to its interest rate trajectory.
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The circus sideshow may have been the wow factor, the hook into a great yarn, but this is really a book about historic erasure, and how one family's story was systematically quashed by white-run institutions.
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The dollar was wobbling at the start of this week, a low wages number having quashed bets on a rise in U.S. interest rates in March and cooled expectations for the scale of monetary tightening this year.
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The Italian's assertiveness and tendency to take decisions without consulting broadly served the euro zone well at the height of its crisis in 2012, when his "whatever it takes" speech quashed speculation the single currency would collapse.
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Judge Edgardo Ramos' ruling came after a hearing at which lawyers for Trump, his three older children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka, and the Trump Organization argued that the subpoenas to the two banks should be quashed.
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Operations at Samarco, near the town of Mariana, remain halted over new licensing, while the companies have worked to pay damages out of court, including an agreement that quashed a 20 billion reais civil lawsuit last year.
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The spirit is also said to have matured for 27 years, the exact length of time since the date of the student protests that were famously quashed by the People's Liberation Army with tanks and machine guns.
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Judge Edgardo Ramos' ruling came after a hearing at which lawyers for Trump, his three older children, Donald Jr. Eric and Ivanka, and the Trump Organization argued that the subpoenas to the two banks should be quashed.
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A relatively upbeat statement from the Australian central bank quashed any expectations of a near-term cut in interest rates and reduced the prospects of one next year, fuelling an almost 1 percent rise for the Aussie.
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Another relatively upbeat statement from the Australian central bank quashed any expectations of a near-term cut in interest rates and reduced the prospects of one next year, fuelling an almost 1 percent rise for the Aussie.
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The State Department's comprehensive plans for Iraq and its projections of post-war strife and insurgency were quashed by ideologues in the White House and Pentagon who viewed the study as a threat to their war plans.
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The Muslim-majority Maldives, best known for its luxury beach resorts, has been in crisis since the Supreme Court quashed convictions ranging from corruption to terrorism of nine opposition figures, and ordered the government to release them.
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When the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers became aware of Chapman's case, it quashed their interest in acquiring him and forced the Cincinnati Reds to slash their price as they tried to trade him.
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It is commemorative and elegiac, partly intoned in mourning and partly in pride of what these men were and what they still represent: lives of unknown potential quashed by the state that ostensibly exists to protect them.
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The six challenges allowed by the court, out of 12 requested by the project's opponents, all relate to whether indigenous groups were fully consulted about the project, since the government's previous approval was quashed in August 2018.
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"It's the same old theme since 1916," Ms. O'Riordan snarled, referring to the quashed rebellion that gave birth to the Irish republic, between clips of British soldiers on the streets of Northern Ireland and play-fighting children.
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Mr. Ford also raised numerous concerns with the tribunal process in his motion, saying that deposition subpoenas for two central witnesses had been quashed and that the Fed's lawyers had withheld materials beneficial to Mr. Jiampietro's case.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel, who faces an election in two months, had hoped the demonstrations would show leaders of other G-220 nations where protests are routinely quashed that a thriving democracy can withstand public criticism and dissent.
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After that, although Huerta hadn't been invited to the school as part of the Mexican-American studies program, then-state superintendent Tom Horne wrote an open letter to Tucson citizens recommending the program be quashed in June 43.
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But any notion of consolidated Kurdish power was quashed on Monday when Kurdish forces quietly withdrew, allowing the Iraqis to retake the city and other disputed territories claimed by both the central government in Baghdad and the Kurds.
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Just this week, House Democrats crept unnervingly closer to obtaining personal financial information about Trump and his family from an accounting firm and two banks after federal judges quashed the President's bid to block subpoenas for the documents.
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An International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) rule limiting the amount of naturally occurring functional testosterone for female athletes appeared to have restricted Semenya's prospects but that rule was then quashed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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As a wave of violence washed over Turkey on Friday night, leaving at least 161 people dead, a defiant Erdogan addressed his country, saying the coup had been quashed and demanding punishment for the man he deems responsible.
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U.S. Treasury debt yields weakened, moving in tandem with Japanese government bond yields, after the Bank of Japan kept interest rate targets unchanged and its top official quashed speculation of a move away from an easy monetary policy.
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Bahrain, which hosts the U.S. Navy's fleet in the region, was the only Gulf Arab state to have experienced major unrest during the 2011 "Arab Spring" of regional protests, which it quashed with the help of Saudi Arabia.
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It followed last year's spate of terrorist attacks, a quashed coup and the imposition of a state of emergency, which contributed to a slower economic growth of about 2.9 per cent, down from 6.5 per cent in 2015.
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The original rebellion ended with a battle between the slaves and planters who quashed the movement, though organizers said the reenactment will culminate with participants gathering in New Orleans's Congo Square, where slaves used to gather on Sundays.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said earlier Britain will quit the single market when it exits the bloc, in a decisive speech that quashed speculation she would seek a compromise deal to stay inside the world's biggest trading group.
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Bahrain, where a Sunni Muslim royal family rules over a Shi'ite-majority population, has cracked down on perceived threats since Arab Spring protests in 2011, led mainly by Shi'ites, were quashed with the help of Gulf Arab neighbors.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - An Irish appeals court on Tuesday quashed the convictions of two former officials of the failed Anglo Irish Bank who last year became the first bankers to be sent to prison since the country's financial crash.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Congolese opposition leader and former warlord Jean-Pierre Bemba, whose war crimes convictions were quashed in May, will return to the country next week to submit his candidacy for president, a party official said on Monday.
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After Khan appealed his sentence, appeal court judges in 2013 quashed the indeterminate period of incarceration and he was given a determinate sentence of 16 years - meaning he could be released after serving just half of his term.
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President Trump's near-daily attacks on the press, and his use of the loaded term "enemy of the people," gives succor to autocrats like Mr. el-Sisi who view the free press as an irritant to be quashed.
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But the former Delaware senator's presence is being keenly felt here in Washington where Senate Democrats yesterday firmly quashed the idea that Biden and his son, Hunter, could be swapped for GOP witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial.
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After the ruling, the mayor, who controls the district, quashed an idea floated by CPS officials to save $96 million by ending the school year on June 1 instead of June 20 and cancelling some summer school programs.
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The Indian Ocean island chain has faced upheaval since February when Yameen, half brother of Gayoom, imposed a 45-day state of emergency to annul a Supreme Court ruling that quashed the convictions of nine opposition leaders including Nasheed.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Appeals judges at a special court in The Hague quashed the conviction of a Lebanese journalist who was accused of exposing witnesses in the trial of the alleged assassins of former Lebanese prime minister Rafik al-Hariri.
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U.S. Treasury debt yields slid, in line with declines in Japanese government bond yields, after the Bank of Japan kept interest rate targets unchanged and its top official quashed speculation of a move away from an easy monetary policy.
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An International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) rule limiting the amount of naturally occurring functional testosterone for female athletes appeared to have restricted Semenya's prospects but the rule was quashed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport last year.
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Coca-Cola Co last year quashed a handful of reports that it was looking at developing cannabis-infused drinks and analysts have pointed to the area as a possible next investment for "sin stocks" like tobacco and alcohol makers.
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Last week, Assange's lawyers lost an attempt to have the warrant quashed, but they launched a separate argument that it would not be in the interests of justice for the British authorities to take any further action against him.
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At a rowdy convention of the fractious Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB), leaders quashed a motion by irate delegates who wanted to quit Rousseff's government immediately, before it goes down in a political storm over corruption and economic recession.
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The Indian Ocean island chain has faced upheaval since February, when Yameen, half brother of Gayoom, imposed a 45-day state of emergency to annul a Supreme Court ruling that quashed the convictions of nine opposition leaders, including Nasheed.
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Following a shift in WADA guidelines last month, most Russian cases involving meldonium have been quashed or provisional suspensions lifted after the athletes proved that their positive tests had resulted from use of the drug before it was banned.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A British woman who killed her husband with a hammer had her murder conviction quashed on Thursday after an appeal found the original trial had not factored in the effects of decades of domestic abuse.
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An International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) rule limiting the amount of naturally occurring functional testosterone for female athletes appeared to have restricted Semenya's prospects but that rule was then quashed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
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Yet, about an hour after dispatching New Jersey 22008-153 on Saturday night, the Islanders' hopes were quashed when the Maple Leafs scored three times in the final 215 24/22 minutes to nail down the last playoff slot.
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State lawmakers quashed it on Wednesday by passing an appalling, unconstitutional bill that bars transgender people from using public restrooms that match their gender identity and prohibits cities from passing antidiscrimination ordinances that protect gay and transgender people. Gov.
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An International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) rule limiting the amount of naturally occurring functional testosterone for female athletes appeared to have limited Semenya's prospects but the rule was quashed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport last year.
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Banks Mining challenged the decision and on Friday said it had been successful in Britain's High Court, which quashed the government's rejection of the plan on the grounds that the minister did not provide adequate evidence for his decision.
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" "Ronan Farrow's book takes that undeniable fact and twists it into a lie – alleging we were a 'company with a lot of secrets,'" Oppenheim writes, calling Farrow's allegation that NBC quashed Weinstein reporting to protect Lauer a "conspiracy theory.
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It has faced political upheaval since February when Yameen imposed a state of emergency to annul a Supreme Court ruling that quashed the convictions of nine opposition leaders, including former president Mohamed Nasheed, the country's first democratically elected leader.
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Despite the sign ban being quashed in New Canaan, Mr. Engel is continuing to pursue a prohibition policy in his position as chairman of New Canaan's Town Council, which will explore an ordinance similar to the one in Greenwich.
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Scott Johnson, the chief of the Grand Rapids police, said on Tuesday that investigators never quashed these speculative theories, even the ones they knew were false, because they believed that such speculation could help lead them to the shoes.
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But selling by European and U.S. investors quashed any bounce as first London then New York came on line, driving a 22 percent loss on the day and putting sterling on course for its biggest weekly fall since 1.203.
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News of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged sexual assault and trafficking crimes involving his circle of famous friends could have broken years earlier but was quashed by television network executives, according to video released by a right-leaning activist group Tuesday.
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When the state's Democratic governor, Tony Evers, called a special session of its Republican-led legislature in November to debate two gun controls—including a "red-flag" bill to help relatives report unhinged gun owners—the Republicans quashed it.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian court on Friday quashed a government order asking around 60 Chinese nationals to leave over suspected visa violations, giving an Indian phone parts maker that had invited them two weeks to explain the circumstances of their visit.
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Sharif's returned to Pakistan quashed growing speculation that his long absence was the start of another period in exile for the veteran leader whose three stints as prime minister were all cut short, including one by a military coup in 1999.
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Center. Guard Trey Lewis, a senior who transferred from Cleveland State with hopes of playing in the NCAA Tournament only to have those quashed on Friday, scored a game-high 583 points for Louisville (19-4, 8-255 in the ACC).
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The country has been in political turmoil since February, when Yameen imposed a state of emergency to annul a Supreme Court ruling that quashed the convictions of nine opposition leaders, including Nasheed, the country's first democratically elected leader and former president.
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Noting the "playful" loops in Sanders' L's, McKnight says this often shows a person who "has vision and one who has hopes and dreams for the future," as opposed to a retraced 'L' which Knight suggests those dreams have been quashed.
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That's a valid story to tell, but the problem with the fake-outs of her repeated near escapes is that they contribute to an overwhelmingly dispiriting narrative in which resistance to an oppressive regime is quashed over and over again.
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Before the state Supreme Court quashed the project last July, a veteran lawyer and campaigner for progressive candidates and causes named Ted Bosen followed news about the rural opposition closely from the Coos County farm where he raises chickens and goats.
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Now that the federal government has quashed the two health insurance mega-mergers — Aetna's $37 billion acquisition of Humana and Anthem's $54 billion deal for Cigna — Wall Street analysts are anticipating that Cigna and Humana will pursue their own merger.
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In World War II, thousands of Algerian Muslims fought alongside the French; after a few attempts to encourage assimilation between the Europeans and Algerians were quashed by radicals on both sides, native Algerians were finally granted French citizenship in 1947.
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They will likely be closely parsed after speculation that the Federal Reserve might raise interest rates in April -- an idea spurred by hawkish comments from several Fed governors -- was quashed by dovish comments last week from Fed chair Janet Yellen.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell to a five-week low on Friday, remaining under pressure for a third straight session after the Federal Reserve quashed hopes for a further currency bull run by keeping a gradual rate-hiking pace.
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Last week, Musk also said that a new HW2 update revision was being pushed out to those testers, as well as the broader population in shadow mode, meaning the Tesla team has probably quashed a few bugs since its initial deployment.
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A day before Reuters visited the quarter on a government media tour last week, six people were killed in a security operation in another part of Qatif, raising concerns that militants quashed in one area will pop up in others.
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Washington and Brussels are racing against the clock to seal a deal on protecting Europeans' data transferred across the Atlantic after an EU court quashed the previous agreement, Safe Harbour, on privacy concerns, leaving thousands of businesses in legal limbo.
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But Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's remarks in a BBC Radio 4 interview quashed expectations that Japan might be preparing to take radical "helicopter money" economic stimulus steps, under which the central bank would finance government budgets to fight deflation.
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Many Democrats have called for impeachment in the wake of the report, but party leadership has maintained that Democrats should stay the course of investigating the White House and that any impeachment attempt would be quashed in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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"If any doubts lingered that slack in the labor force -- the number of Americans on the sidelines waiting for a good opportunity -- has been underestimated, they were quashed with this report," said Robert Frick, corporate economist with Navy Federal Credit Union.
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The stronger-than-expected month put the first quarter on the path of modest growth and temporarily quashed fears of a looming recession, analysts said, though it was unlikely to change the Bank of Canada's cautious stance on rate hikes.
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Many Democrats have called for impeachment in the wake of the report, but party leadership has maintained that Democrats should stay the course of investigating the White House and that any impeachment attempt would be quashed in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's central bank on Thursday quashed rumors that it would withdraw one of the Communist-run island's two currencies from circulation over the weekend, after nervous Cubans had rushed in recent days to exchange their CUCs for pesos.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's highest court on Wednesday quashed death sentences imposed on 14 Islamists over an attack on a police station in protest at the military's overthrow in 2013 of then-President Mohamed Mursi, the state news agency MENA said.
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The move by Mr. Trump was a rare intervention by a president, but under his administration, multiple deals have been quashed after a review by the panel, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, popularly known as Cfius.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's top court on Wednesday quashed a conviction against former leader Donald Tsang for misconduct in public office, bringing to a close a legal battle that had tarnished his reputation after what had been a stellar career.
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The rulers of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt view the popular revolution in Sudan as a dangerous example to their own countries, where the Arab Spring revolt of 2011 was either quashed or never allowed to take root.
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Funding disputes have delayed construction of the Marco Simone layout and have led to rumors that Scottish and Irish courses are waiting in the wings as replacements, but Pelley quashed such talk and said groundbreaking was scheduled for this fall.
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Earlier on Monday, Reuters reported that Banco do Brasil was planning reforms to better compete with private rivals, after President Jair Bolsonaro quashed an attempt by management to fully privatize the lender, according to four people familiar with the matter.
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After pulling off a nerve-shredding win that quashed doubts about his prowess on hardcourts, the 26-year-old Austrian will face Alexander Zverev for a place in the final, a match-up scarcely imaginable at the start of the tournament.
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If they had hoped that their child would be spared from the realities of being a biracial royal, that hope was quickly quashed; days after Meghan gave birth, a BBC broadcaster likened the couple's newborn to a well-dressed chimpanzee.
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"We'd argue that in 2018, an aggressive Fed quashed one of this decade's best years of growth, while this year, the Fed elevated asset prices despite broadly slowing growth-something we identified well in 2018 but missed this year," he wrote.
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Bemba, a former vice president and warlord whose war crimes convictions at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague were quashed on appeal in May, is expected to pose a stiff challenge to President Joseph Kabila or his preferred successor.
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The first plan, dashed by the Great Depression and then postponed by World War II, was revived in the 1950s only to be quashed by civic groups outraged that the city wanted to build the new lines not underground but overhead.
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Many citizens of Latin America recall a long history of the United States' supporting coups in the region by right-wing military leaders who then quashed democratic processes and rule of law to maintain power for years and sometimes decades.
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Mr. Prince's initial push last year to privatize the Afghan war was quashed by two of the most senior members of Mr. Trump's national security team: H.R. McMaster, the national security adviser at the time, and Jim Mattis, the defense secretary.
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Mr. Díaz doubled down on his remarks about the power of gay people on the City Council, citing the involvement of Jimmy Van Bramer, a gay councilman from Queens, among those who fought Amazon's now-quashed campus in Long Island City.
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As reported in Politico, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), prepared to publish a draft recommendation for "very, very low" minimal risk levels for the chemicals, ranging as low as 85033 ppt, EPA political appointees quashed the action.
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Even if a defendant succeeds in getting a warrant quashed, moreover, the Supreme Court has said that a reviewing court of appeals must look again at the warrant — now placing a thumb on the scales in favor of the investigating officer.
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Pompeo, speaking ahead of the 29-year anniversary of the day Chinese troops and tanks quashed the pro-democracy student-led demonstrations, called for Beijing to make a full accounting for those killed, detained or who went missing in the crackdown.
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In Thursday's vote, Kenyatta only faced six minor candidates, none of whom won more than 1 percent in August, and that and the low turnout have quashed his hopes of securing a decisive mandate to lead east Africa's richest economy.
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"The best way is to proffer a new charge and allow for a full hearing of the case," Anwar told The Australian newspaper following his own release from prison earlier this week after a royal pardon quashed a politically-motivated sodomy conviction.
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Jeff Flake: Senate might have to invoke nuclear option The weak hand of Democrats was also on display Wednesday morning when Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee quashed their attempt to boycott two Trump Cabinet nominees, Steve Mnuchin for Treasury secretary and Rep.
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The dollar was broadly steadier after a poor set of wages data on Friday quashed speculation of a near-term rise in U.S. interest rates and sealed the currency's fourth straight weekly fall, its worst start to a year in three decades.
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If the allegations of prosecutorial misconduct were confirmed and one or more of Ibori's convictions were quashed, it would be a major embarrassment for Britain at a time when it is trying to make a big push in the fight against corruption.
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If the bones are confirmed to be Earhart's, the flurry of theories surrounding her sudden, mysterious disappearance will be quashed, confirming that she did not die in a crash but survived for some time as a castaway far out in the Pacific.
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"Metals prices bounced on Friday, led by silver, gold and copper, as the downbeat U.S. payrolls report quashed expectations of a summer rate hike by the Fed and dragged the dollar lower again, " analysts at Capital Economics said in a Friday note.
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UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet, who has sent a mission to Venezuela to assess the situation, said on Wednesday that Maduro's security forces, backed by pro-government militias, had quashed peaceful protests with an excessive use of force, killings and torture.
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The dollar fell to a five-week low on Friday, remaining under pressure for a third straight session after the Federal Reserve quashed hopes for a further bull run in the currency by keeping a gradual pace to its monetary tightening policy.
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Rainier also failed in an attempt to arrange for two American investors to buy a majority share in the casino; the scheme was quashed by admonishing words from French officials, worried about Americans wielding too strong a financial influence in the principality.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congolese politician Jean-Pierre Bemba, weeks after his conviction for war crimes was quashed at The Hague, was nominated by his party on Friday for December's presidential vote, in what could be the stiffest challenge to President Joseph Kabila's ruling coalition.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court has quashed all iron ore mining permits in Goa, one of the country's top producing states for the steel making raw material, an environmental group that petitioned the government to halt the mining said on Wednesday.
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A ban "amounts to curtailing of the rights of the citizens of India...who have been using the platform everyday to express themselves and create content," the company said in a court filing reviewed by Reuters, asking for the order to be quashed.
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That is why he indulges Moonee, as she plays hide-and-seek in his office—not because she's cute (Brooklynn Prince is too brazen for that) but because the rebel in her finds no reason, as yet, to be quashed by experience.
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Lawmakers point out that the arrangement allows everyone to say they got something in the deal: Ryan and his team quashed the discharge petition, conservatives get a vote on the Goodlatte measure and moderates will see long-awaited floor action on DACA.
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A recent study for the Brookings Institution by two former administration proliferation experts, Robert Einhorn and Richard Nephew, concluded that one of the great benefits of the deal is that it has quashed talk of an arms race in the Middle East.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 8 (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court on Monday put on hold a lower court's order that quashed federal rules mandating larger health warnings on tobacco packages, in a setback for the $11 billion tobacco industry but a relief for the government.
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At the height of the euro zone debt crisis in 2012, Draghi pledged to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro, a promise that quashed speculation against the bloc's most heavily indebted countries and was seen as saving the joint currency.
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And many states are seeking to introduce their own net neutrality rules, though those efforts may be quashed by the F.C.C. • The Republican tax overhaul isn't likely to create more investment in the U.S., because companies have put money in tax havens.
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One of the earliest attempts at peace by Afghan leaders just days into the American invasion in 2001, when the desperate Taliban were ready to surrender in return for safety, was publicly quashed by the defense secretary at the time, Donald Rumsfeld.
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"They were dismissed during and in the spirit of the shameful era of McCarthyism, during which the freedoms traditionally associated with academic institutions were quashed," the trustees of the City University of New York declared in a resolution adopted unanimously in 5993.
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Perhaps we could have quashed these kernels of hate with better forum moderation, more serious attention to the problem of misogynistic harassment, and less reliance on the longstanding twin internet wisdoms of prioritizing free speech and starving a troll until it leaves.
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House Republicans had considered restoring earmarks in the next Congress until Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) quashed the idea.
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Justice Wittner quashed two subpoenas from the Manhattan district attorney's office ordering Ms. Robles to testify and to turn over her notes from an interview at Rikers Island with Conrado Juárez, in which he denied killing 4-year-old Anjélica Castillo in 1991.
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"The anti-corruption struggle…is a chessboard in which the black pieces play too," notes Delia Ferreira, an Argentina lawyer who is president of TI. Brazil's supreme court recently quashed one corruption conviction because of a procedural mistake and is reviewing others.
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Read more: The new MH370 report quashed a wild theory that the plane&aposs cargo of fruit and batteries turned it into a giant, flying bombOther theories are that the plane was taken over remotely in a bid to foil a hijacking.
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"We'd argue that in 2018, an aggressive Fed quashed one of this decade's best years of growth, while this year, the Fed elevated asset prices despite broadly slowing growth-something we identified well in 2018 but missed this year," he wrote in November.
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Maybe if former NBA Commissioner David Stern hadn't quashed the trade that would have teamed Chris Paul up with Kobe Bryant on the Lakers in 2012, Paul would have made it past the second round in the playoffs by now. Steady. Consistent. Reliable.
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The union plans were announced amid internal turmoil sparked by Ronan Farrow's book, "Catch and Kill," which alleges NBC leadership inappropriately quashed his reporting on Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct and allowed a culture where powerful employees engaged in sexual harassment and other wrongdoing.
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Instead, congressional Republicans have chosen to stand on the ground that it's okay to order an investigation quashed as long as you do it with a wink-wink and a nudge-nudge — even if you follow up by firing the guy you winked at.
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The 2016 Committee, which began as a group that successfully drafted Carson to run for president and then morphed into the primary independent group backing his presidential bid, said Friday that the candidate himself had quashed its attempt to earn him the vice presidency.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A lawyer in El Salvador, representing a woman whose 30-year prison sentence under the country's strict abortion law was upheld by judges, said he will fight to get the conviction quashed in a case that has sparked widespread outrage.
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NEW DELHI, Aug 3 (Reuters) - India's Goa state on Friday passed a resolution asking the state's chief minister to push the federal government to amend laws to restart mining across the state, a state lawmaker said, months after the country's top court quashed mining permits.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - An Indian court on Friday quashed federal rules that mandated stringent graphic health warnings on tobacco products, lawyers involved in the case said, in a decision seen as a major victory for the tobacco industry and a setback for health advocates.
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The anti-junta opposition has laid low since Prayuth toppled Yingluck's government in a 2014 coup, confident in its ability to win back power at the ballot box and keen to avoid a confrontation with a junta that has quashed any sign of dissent.
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Under the circumstances, there's no reason to think there are potentially persuadable GOP votes out there or any prospect of Barr's nomination getting quashed, and Democrats have little real leverage to extract any concessions from him on the subject of Mueller or anything else.
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Gabbert found Andrew Homer with a 20-yard scoring strike at the 12:593 mark of the fourth quarter to put the RedHawks back in contention, but the Hawkeyes quashed their upset hopes with a 13-play, 75-yard drive that lasted nearly seven minutes.
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Sadly, science eventually quashed the Lowellian vision of intelligent life-forms digging ditches to delay their end, though it's something earthlings might ponder as they relentlessly accelerate their planet's doom by pumping carbon dioxide and other climate-altering gases (including methane) into the atmosphere.
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Last year the Spanish authorities quashed a possible plot to drive a truck through crowds, similar to earlier attacks in Berlin and in the French city of Nice, and they intercepted a sea shipment of 21,2600 uniforms being smuggled to jihadists in Syria and Iraq.
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A day after the White House quashed the religious freedom order, at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, Mr. Trump offered religious conservatives an olive branch by proposing to eliminate a law that bars churches with Internal Revenue Service charity designations from making political endorsements.
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Now, nearly two years after a local district attorney first made his concerns about the program known, inmates sued to end deals to get vasectomies or birth control implants, and nationwide outrage grew, sterilization deals are officially quashed after a federal court order Monday night.
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Deals with Cambodia and Malaysia were flops - only two refugees were resettled in Cambodia in an arrangement that cost Australia A$40 million ($31 million), and Australia's High Court quashed a swap plan with Malaysia - while reports of talks with Canada have so far come to nothing.
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Anti-Trump movement quashed in Cleveland Tuesday -- titled "A Lifetime of Fighting for Children and Families" -- will feature primetime speeches by former President Bill Clinton, the nominee's husband and the roll call vote, where each state pledges its delegates to either the presumptive nominee or Sanders.
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NEW DELHI, Dec 15 (Reuters) - An Indian court on Friday quashed federal rules that mandated stringent graphic health warnings on tobacco products, lawyers involved in the case said, in a decision seen as a major victory for the tobacco industry and a setback for health advocates.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Congolese opposition leader Jean-Pierre Bemba, whose war crimes convictions were quashed last month, is expected to return to Congo next month for a party congress to select a candidate for December's presidential vote, a party spokesman said on Friday.
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MORE TOP STORIES FROM REUTERS: Anti-Trump revolt quashed Viacom's top two executives reserve right to resign China has repeatedly blamed the United States for stirring up trouble in the South China Sea, a strategic waterway through which more than $5 trillion of trade moves annually.
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Anyone who might conceivably have posed a threat to President Suharto — a general who quashed an alleged Communist insurgency and then installed a brutal and corrupt military dictatorship that lasted until he was driven from office in 1998 — was fair game, including intellectuals and ethnic Chinese Indonesians.
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" By bankrolling studies, cultivating mutually beneficial relationships with psychopharmacologists at prestigious universities like Harvard and laundering its marketing messages through trusted agencies like the World Health Organization, the pharmaceutical industry created what Schwarz aptly terms "a self-affirming circle of science, one that quashed all dissent.
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Last week, the public official escalated her attacks against the funding organization after a summer stalemate in the DC Council quashed her efforts to turn artist grants into loans that would be available for an expanded pool of applicants, including those in the food and cosmetology industries.
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Those interviews, as well as internal documents, reveal how executives at a company that prides itself on starting every meeting with a safety tip repeatedly quashed or delayed safety initiatives out of concern that they could jeopardize its mission of satisfying customers with ever-faster delivery.
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But in December 2019, the SEC quashed the market's hope for relief, citing a lack of clear evidence of the harm to the BDCs compared with Exchange Traded Fund counterparts, according to an account from the Coalition for Business Development (CBD), a lobby group for BDCs.
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Later, as head of Mr. Yeltsin's F.S.B., Mr. Putin quashed an investigation of the Yeltsin family by the prosecutor general at the time, Yuri Skuratov, by vouching for the authenticity of a fuzzy video of a man said to be Mr. Skuratov in bed with two prostitutes.
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Long-time church friends and short-time lovers, Bieber and Baldwin were seen around New York and Brooklyn this weekend hanging out with fans, each other, and also making out in public just weeks after Baldwin and Shawn Mendes teased, and then quashed, rumors that they are dating.
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Editorial Observer LA PAZ, Bolivia — Shortly after President Evo Morales of Bolivia quashed rumors last month that he had shelled out $200 for haircuts, a more serious allegation has transfixed the country, one of the poorest in South America, and now threatens his bid for a fourth term.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Executives at Vale SA, the world's largest iron ore miner, quashed efforts by Brazilian authorities to audit one of the company's mining dams months before it collapsed and killed over 300 people, a state prosecutor was quoted as saying by news website G1 on Wednesday.
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" The Chinese government has also been working to tamp down pro-democracy efforts within the city, Ward reported: "At China's direction, the Hong Kong government in recent years has quashed the city's democratic movement, blocked opposition candidates from running for elected office, and put down nearly all protest movements.
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"Given the important First Amendment and privacy implications at stake, the warrant should be quashed unless the Court finds that the State has met its heightened burden for compelled production of such materials," Amazon's lawyers wrote in a February memo seeking to quash Smith's request for a search warrant.
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But while Trump's abrupt decision quashed concerns that the President would repeat his cozy performance alongside Putin during their last meeting in Helsinki, Finland, new allegations by the President's former longtime attorney Michael Cohen revived questions about Trump's financial ties to Russia as he arrived for the international summit.
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Journalist Megyn Kelly says she has an interview with the employee fired from CBS News after they were thought to be involved in the leak of a hot mic video of ABC's Amy Robach talking about how a story about a Jeffrey Epstein accuser was "quashed" by the network.
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The media magnate's eponymous news organization came under scrutiny in 2013 after the New York Times reported that it had quashed investigative reports about wealth linked to the families of top Chinese officials, citing sources that it had self-censored, possibly to preserve its business in the country.
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MONTREAL — When the United States' own federal trade agency on Friday quashed the Trump administration's attempt to impose duties of nearly 483 percent on imported jets made by the storied Quebecois aerospace company Bombardier, Canadians could have been forgiven for reacting with a decidedly un-Canadian dose of triumphalism.
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In a Facebook post, Pioner Cinema wrote that the 2017 film, by the director Armando Iannucci, which had been playing to sold-out crowds, had been pulled as of Saturday "due to circumstances beyond our control" and directed further queries to Russia's Ministry of Culture, which had quashed it.
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There was also a running argument within the campaign about how to handle Senator Elizabeth Warren, with some advisers viewing her as a serious threat that needed to be quashed and others, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Mr. Sanders's most important endorser, urging the campaign to seek conciliation.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo, June 22 (Reuters) - C ongolese opposition leader Jean-Pierre Bemba, whose war crimes convictions were quashed last month, is expected to return to Congo next month for a party congress to select a candidate for December's presidential vote, a party spokesman said on Friday.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonClinton asked if she'd be Bloomberg's vice president: 'Oh no' Trump launches three-day campaign rally blitz Free Roger Stone MORE on Tuesday quashed rumors she would consider being former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's vice presidential running mate.
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Draghi has been credited for preventing a break-up of the euro area in the summer of 2012 by saying the ECB would do "whatever it takes" to save the euro, a pledge to help countries in dire straits that quashed speculation against bonds issued by Italy and other indebted countries.
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In a rare rebuke to the EU's antitrust body, a court quashed the European Commission's decision in 2013 to block a merger between UPS and TNT, two logistics firms, finding that it had based its conclusion on an econometric model which it did not give UPS a chance to argue against.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street's biggest banks are sticking to bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates once this year, and the increase would most likely occur in December after a tepid employment report for August quashed most talk of a move as early as this month.
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The FDP is still haunted by its decision not to take the finance ministry in 2009 at the start of Merkel's second term - a move that backfired as Schaeuble quashed the FDP's plans for tax cuts, alienating its pro-business supporters who then booted it out of parliament in 2013.
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In January, it agreed to pay $2951 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that a company it bought three years ago had illegally quashed competition, enabling it to raise the price of Acthar, the multiple sclerosis drug, which the F.T.C. said cost only $2015 per vial in 2001, to $34,000.
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In January, it agreed to pay $100 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that a company it bought three years ago had illegally quashed competition, enabling it to raise the price of Acthar, the multiple sclerosis drug, which the F.T.C. said cost only $40 per vial in 2001, to $34,000.
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The choice of Mr. Carlson to replace Ms. Kelly suggests that any inclination by senior Fox management to temper the network's conservative ideology — or to place a straight news reporter into its prime-time lineup, as opposed to a right-leaning commentator — may have been quashed by Mr. Trump's election.
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While the brief Internet flap about casting black English actress Noma Dumezweni as Hermione in the new Harry Potter stage play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, was largely quashed by J.K. Rowling, who tweeted her support for the casting decision, there remained one voice notably absent from the conversation: Emma Watson.
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Anti-Trump rebellion quashed Paladino, a Buffalo businessman who unsuccessfully ran for New York governor in 2010 and has been an outspoken supporter of Trump and co-chaired his New York campaign, was reacting to the effort by some delegates to deny Trump the nomination by voting for someone else despite primary results.
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Mr Sechin has quashed concerns about the exposure to Venezuela voiced by some members of the government, arguing that Russia should support the country as a proxy in the backyard of the United States, just as Ukraine and Georgia have served as proxies of the United States in Russia's sphere of influence.
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But as the EU and Britain quashed the industry's hopes of largely unfettered access to the bloc, banks began moving around a trillion pounds of assets from London to new EU hubs, while trading worth around 240 billion euros a day in euro zone government bonds has moved to Milan and Amsterdam.
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So the government quashed its ambitions until the early 1990s, when the Department for Transport proposed two options for an expanded A303: Divert the road so it gave Stonehenge a broader berth, or bury it in a half-mile long cut-and-cover tunnel (essentially a trench topped with soil and sod).
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But the company pushed back against a request to hand over audio data, with a lengthy filing that demanded, Given the important First Amendment and privacy implications at stake, the warrant should be quashed unless the Court finds that the State has met its heightened burden for compelled production of such material.
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The Vatican's former ambassador to the United States quashed an independent investigation in 2014 into sexual and possible criminal misconduct by Archbishop John C. Nienstedt of St. Paul and Minneapolis and ordered church officials to destroy a letter they wrote to him protesting the decision, according to a memo made public on Wednesday.
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When it does, inevitably, request an extension, it can at least try to construct the narrative that, despite its best efforts, it was dragged kicking and screaming to Brussels to request an Brexit delay by a Remain-leaning parliament, and by the judiciary — which recently quashed Johnson's attempt to suspend parliament for five weeks.
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Any remaining hope of a nascent opening up, or the adoption of a more China-style economic model appeared to be firmly quashed in 2013, when in a New Year's speech, Kim announced his specific intention to build up the country's military might, further distancing himself -- and his country -- from the broader international community.
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There are some familiar beats (orphans bond; teens have crushes; ghosts can't quite comprehend their own deaths; women with spirit find that spirit violently quashed), but the language is moody and engaging (at one point, phantom Pearl describes herself as "ghostful"), and the truth of the central theme — that danger lurks around every corner — resonates.
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It also quashed (but maybe not fully?) the rumor it was going to merge iOS with macOS, inadvertently giving us a GIF for the ages: On this week's MashTalk podcast, we go beyond the keynote quips and basket of feature updates to get at the big questions: What kind of experience will users get when this software finally ships?
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Facing criticism or outright rebellion from field commanders who distrusted his ties to Pakistan and his handling of the succession, Mullah Mansour brutally quashed breakaway groups and sought to buy the support of other skeptical commanders, all while maintaining a publicity campaign that has portrayed the Taliban as united under his command, according to interviews with Taliban members.
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Mr. Trump wanted Volodymyr Zelensky, who was elected in the spring as president of Ukraine, to open an inquiry into unfounded allegations that former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., one of his Democratic rivals in the 2020 election, quashed an investigation of a Ukrainian company to protect his son Hunter Biden, who sat on the board.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE on Sunday quashed concerns that a recent rapprochement between North and South Korea was driving a wedge between the U.S. and its ally.
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