"But it does raise a question for us," she said.
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The information does raise a question though: has someone else acquired it?
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To even raise a question as to how is this a good thing?
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Their hasty and unlamented departures raise a question: how easy is it to predict a coup?
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No. Well, particularly if they can raise a question about the legitimacy of the vote tally.
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It does, however, raise a question about the contemporary role of the two major political parties.
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Endings often offer a summary, raise a question or act as a teaser for the next segment.
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The immense sums being bet on advertising raise a question: how much of it can America take?
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Import restrictions raise a question about achieving the EU's goal of creating an energy union, Sutter said.
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He said it would raise a question of whether the payments are a personal use of campaign money.
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These developments raise a question: will Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recuse herself and decline to participate in the case?
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Find two or three that raise a question you hadn't thought about, or one the article did not address.
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But his tweets raise a question: Will Mr. Musk be able to avoid violating securities laws in the future?
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"We're encouraged by some of the elements but then some things like steel tariffs raise a question mark," he said.
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They also raise a question: If a banged-up dinosaur walked into a veterinarian's office today, what might happen next?
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"A good defense attorney is going to raise a question about whether or not evidence had been tampered with," said Dolliver.
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But Mulvaney's remarks raise a question: If "fixing the system" is a major legislative priority, why is Trump leaving it unfinished?
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And to do it in such a way that you raise a question that would help protect that company from making that blunder.
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The coworking company WeWork's newly unveiled public filings raise a question: What does it even mean to be a tech company these days?
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Maybe one way to talk about this is to raise a question I've seen you raise: what the hell is tech ethics anyway?
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If you raise a question in the lead, you've got to answer that question pretty quickly, but without giving away the rest of the story.
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"I think it does raise a question of the role of the aircraft carrier if we cannot figure a way to counter this capability," he said.
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Through it all, the photographers raise a question that shows how close they were to the action: in moments of crisis, should they take pictures or try to help?
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These two messages are not contradictory, but they do raise a question for lots of people: Is it better to make the case against Trump or to attack the party that produced him?
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It was just the fact that we had the temerity, even just as staff, to raise a question that provoked this fury from a senior member who had been there for a long time.
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The new efforts raise a question that has only grown more intractable since President Trump took office: When one person's beliefs sound like hate speech to another, how do you ensure a more civil political debate?
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From the congressional record: Mr. GREEN of Texas: Madam Speaker, pursuant to clause 2(a)(1) of rule IX, I rise to give notice of my intention to raise a question of the privileges of the House.
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Owning an aircraft carrier could raise a question of constitutionality, the sources said, so the government is set to address the issue in its new National Defence Programme Guidelines to be compiled by the end of 2018.
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"Curiel's Mexican heritage alone would not be enough to raise a question of bias," Gonzales wrote, going on to say: But there may be other factors to consider in determining whether Trump's concerns about getting an impartial trial are reasonable.
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"If people who seem to be associated with the Russian mafia are buying Trump properties or arranging for other people to buy Trump properties, it does raise a question about whether they're doing it on behalf of the government," he continued.
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Any delay to the new fighter, known as the F-22016, will raise a question mark over the future of what could be one of the world's most lucrative upcoming military contracts, estimated at more than $353 billion to develop and deploy.
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The Interpreter The effects of Russia's bombing campaign in the Syrian city of Aleppo — destroying hospitals and schools, choking off basic supplies, and killing aid workers and hundreds of civilians over just days — raise a question: What could possibly motivate such brutality?
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While Trump aides have said some of his statements shouldn't be taken "literally," the tweets offer insight to his foreign policy views and raise a question: When both China and Russia are challenging US power globally, why does he favor Moscow and not Beijing?
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MANILA/HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Philippines has drawn kudos and inflows as one of Asia's fastest growing economies, but some economic indicators raise a question of whether it could be a soft spot if U.S. interest rate hikes spur capital outflows from Asia this year.
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While Yamauchi did find Canty credible, he wrote the self-shot videos Canty provided of his interactions with American police did "raise a question about his subjective fear," which is a requirement of a positive refugee determination under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
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Although tight funding markets are not an immediate concern because most banks are awash with liquidity, they do raise a question mark over plans by state-owned Monte dei Paschi di Siena and smaller rival Banca Carige to rebuild their Tier 2 capital buffers with hybrid debt.
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If Ghomeshi's position in the ongoing trial is that the choking happened, but it was consensual, it could raise a question that hasn't been raised in Canada's courts for 20 years, and one that plagues courts all around the world: when does BDSM become sexual assault?
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" The line states: "An employee who is concerned that circumstances other than those specifically described in this section would raise a question regarding his impartiality should use the process described in this section to determine whether he should or should not participate in a particular matter.
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But both challenge us to consider whether art can disrupt colonial legacies, and raise a question American institutions have been too slow to answer: Can we stop pigeonholing contemporary Indigenous art as a critique or an exception to the settler "mainstream," and start appreciating it on its own terms?
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Until we get to public financing, which I wholeheartedly endorse, and we have this crazy system where you have to go out and raise the money, then if Democrats unilaterally disarm and say, "You know, we're holier than Caesar's wife, and we won't say or do anything that might raise a question" — there is no compunction on the other side.
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"While nobody would argue that patient experience isn't important - it certainly is - it does raise a question of whether hospitals should be investing more into the quality of care and clinical services than into the amenities that may attract patients who are uninformed consumers and may think that amenities serve as a proxy for clinical quality, when in fact they likely do not," Jena said.
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In parliamentary procedure, a motion to raise a question of privilege is a privileged motion that permits a request related to the rights and privileges of the assembly or any of its members to be brought up.
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Users are provided with the ability to raise a question on their user profile, which other users can then answer. This feature is available through polls, for which the user must specify a question and the possible answers. Commentary is furthermore available on poll pages after their creation.
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Costs were awarded against him. Fleming lodged an application for special leave to appeal with the High Court of Australia, the application was refused as it did 'not raise a question of general importance. None of the applicant's proposed appeal grounds enjoys sufficient prospects of success to warrant a grant of special leave. Special leave should be refused with costs.
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The Department of Justice started keeping a list of organizations that it deemed subversive beginning in 1942. This list was first made public in 1948, when it included 78 groups. At its longest, it comprised 154 organizations, 110 of them identified as Communist. In the context of a loyalty review, membership in a listed organization was meant to raise a question, but not to be considered proof of disloyalty.
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They must have been originally placed in the pits of the storerooms, except possibly for the smaller and more easily accessed ones. There is also a question of stability. Only some were of a stable barrel-shape. If the large pithoi were sunk into the floor in the storage rooms, as the archaeological evidence indicates they were, their weight and bulk raise a question of how they were brought there.
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We had an anti-Franco rally, which was a worthy cause. > You could raise a question about how relevant it was likely to be in > Columbia, Missouri, but it was in any case a worthy cause. We also planned a > socialist picnic, which we spent quite a lot of time organizing. Eventually, > I regret to say, the YPSL chapter, after much discussion, many debates and > some downright quarrels, broke up over the socialist picnic.
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There is security in his nursery and every school has security now. It's not because I’m frightened or his parents are frightened that he is going to be attacked." After the meeting, she said "I did not raise a question on security in Jewish schools. The trainer raised this issue, and I asked for clarification, in particular, as all London primary schools, to my knowledge have security and I did not understand the particular point the trainer was making.
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Writing the majority opinion, Justice Noah Haynes Swayne stated only that: > The plaintiff in error is estopped from raising the point which he seeks to > have decided. He cannot, under the circumstances, vicariously raise a > question, nor force upon the parties to the compact an issue which neither > of them desires to make. However, the U.S. Circuit Court of the District of Columbia did rule in 1849 that retrocession was constitutional in the case Sheehy vs. the Bank of the Potomac.
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Ibn Hanbal was known to have been called before the Inquisition or Mihna of the Abbasid Caliph Al- Ma'mun. Al-Ma'mun wanted to assert the religious authority of the Caliph by pressuring scholars to adopt the Mu'tazila view that the Qur'an was created rather than uncreated. According to Sunni tradition, ibn Hanbal was among the scholars to resist the Caliph's interference and the Mu'tazili doctrine of a created Qur'an—although some Orientalist sources raise a question on whether or not he remained steadfast.Brill, E.J., ed. (1965-1986).
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Cases such as Miller v. Alabama and Graham v. Florida (banning mandatory life imprisonment without parole, and life imprisonment without parole in non-homicide cases, respectively, for juveniles, as contrary to the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment) also raise a question of whether the Supreme Court logically should allow only a jury, rather than a judge, to determine a juvenile should receive such a sentence, given the parallels between adult capital punishment case law and juvenile life imprisonment with parole case law.
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However, Downing says the rule of law, established in the Middle Ages, is one of the reasons why Europe eventually developed democracy instead. Medieval universities were not secular institutions, but they, and some religious orders, were founded with a respect for dialogue and debate, believing good understanding came from viewing something from multiple sides. Because of this, they incorporated reasoned disputation into their system of studies. Accordingly, the universities would hold what was called a quadlibettal where a 'master' would raise a question, students would provide arguments, and those arguments would be assessed and argued.
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The court, however, did not rule on the core constitutional matter of the retrocession. Writing the majority opinion, Justice Noah Swayne stated only that: > The plaintiff in error is estopped from raising the point which he seeks to > have decided. He cannot, under the circumstances, vicariously raise a > question, nor force upon the parties to the compact an issue which neither > of them desires to make. Arlington House, a mansion commissioned by a step-grandson of George Washington, last used as a residence by Robert E. Lee With barely separating the two capital cities, Northern Virginia found itself in the center of much of the conflict.
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" She concluded, "The story's interest is unflagging, and the end brings excitement as well as surprise."The New York Times Book Review, 24 September 1939 (p. 20) William Blunt in The Observer of 4 June 1939 raised a question regarding Christie's abilities to write non-crime fiction, which demonstrates that her nom-de-plume identity of Mary Westmacott was not yet public knowledge: "I should hate to have to state on oath which I thought was Agatha Christie's best story, but I do think I can say that this is well up in the first six. The humour and humanity of its detail raise a question which only one person can give an answer.
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In cases that are trivial or routine, the panel is permitted to meet as a panel of just three (). If a panel of five () suspects that a case currently before it may raise a question of law of wider importance () and that existing Supreme Court case law in the matter is ambiguous or inconsistent, the panel has to add an additional six members, for a total of eleven. A case that raises a question of law of wider importance also requires a panel of eleven () if the verdict is going to overturn a large body of existing Supreme Court case law () or a verdict handed down by another panel of eleven. The court only rarely meets in plenum; a plenary session is mainly required to authorize the yearly activity report.
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Craddick became increasingly unpopular with not only Democrats but those of his own party, and many called for a new Speaker to be elected. Chaos erupted in the Texas House of Representatives on Friday, May 25, 2007, when Fred Hill, a Republican from Richardson, attempted to raise a question of privilege to remove Craddick from office, but Craddick refused to allow him to raise the question. The attempts to oust Craddick continued through the weekend as other Republicans made additional motions, which were also disallowed for a time, although ultimately successful. Craddick's close allies, such as Representative Phil King of Weatherford, said that the actions against the Speaker were an effort by Democrats to gain control of the legislature before the legislative and congressional redistricting process of 2011.
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In 1954, a critical expository analysis of Rashevsky's social behavior models was written by sociologist James S. Coleman. Rashevsky's models and as well as the model constructed by Simon raise a question: how can one connect such theoretical models to the data of sociology, which often take the form of surveys in which the results are expressed in the form of proportions of people believing or doing something. This suggests deriving the equations from assumptions about the chances of an individual changing state in a small interval of time, a procedure well known in the mathematics of stochastic processes. Coleman embodied this idea in his 1964 book Introduction to Mathematical Sociology, which showed how stochastic processes in social networks could be analyzed in such a way as to enable testing of the constructed model by comparison with the relevant data.
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There is no doubt that surname Dražetić derived from root Dražeta, but we cannot say for sure whether this root was a name or a surname in this case. If surname Dražetić derived from surname Dražeta (which indeed happened among Dražeta family in Mošorin), we would have to raise a question of the possible cousin relations between families with surname Dražetić and families with surname Dražeta, especially those from Hodilje and Jajce because Dražeta families from these two places are of Catholic faith like most members of the families with surname Dražetić. There was also a record about Dražetić family of Orthodox faith in the village of Golubinjak near Daruvar in Slavonia. Surname Dražetič that exist in Slovenia is probably only a variant of the surname Dražetić because Slovene alphabet do not use Serbo-Croatian letter "ć".
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In the APT 700 FDD configuration, two overlapping duplexers are required to cover the entire band due to the limitations by current filter technologies. The existence of two duplexers in the APT band plan and the fact that European, Japanese (and perhaps some other future networks) will only work with one duplexer set, raise a question of whether user and network equipment manufacturers will incorporate both duplexers in their equipment or will create two parallel configurations – one with only one duplexer and another one with both of them. Presence of both configurations would lead to less significant economies of scale for each type of the equipment and to distortions in the economic valuation of different parts of the spectrum in the 700 MHz band. Although the dynamics of the market such as the ever-increasing complexity of chipsets, multi-band support by chip manufacturers demonstrate that the most likely outcome is the inclusion of both duplexers in all devices.
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Sperry v. Florida, 373 U.S. 379 (1963), the U.S. Supreme Court determined that a patent agent who was not a licensed attorney and was authorized to practice before the U.S. Patent Office pursuant to a federal statute could not be barred by Florida from continuing to practice as a patent agent in Florida, where the Florida Supreme Court determined that he was guilty of the unauthorized practice of law. The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of the law authorizing the Patent Office to regulate patent agents, finding it within the scope of what was necessary and proper for Congress to exercise its authority under the Patent Clause and therefore did not violate the Tenth Amendment.Sperry v. Florida, 373 U.S. 379 (1963) ;Minimum safety standard vs. uniform safety standard: Often there may be a question of frustration of congressional purpose or the state law standing as an obstacle to congressional intent. This will raise a question of whether congressional or administrative intent in passing the law was uniformity or minimum national safety standards.
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If Bossetti appears to be Guerinoni's son, there are still doubts even on the nuclear DNA and its correspondence with the profile of the suspect. The attorney refused, however, to question the evidence, as requested by the lawyers of Bossetti, who have repeated several times the request for release of their client, and asked to declare him not guilty in a future trial. Bossetti's lawyer said that «there is an obvious anomaly, the mitochondrial DNA does not match the nuclear DNA. This should at least make us raise a question: whether the whole process which led to the identification of DNA has been done with the most absolute correctness, or not».Caso Yara, salta la prova regina: per consulente della Procura DNA mitocondriale non è di BossettiYara, parla la Procura: «Quel Dna è di Bossetti»Yara, legale Bossetti: "Il dna non è il suo"Yara, l'avvocato Salvagni: ecco lo sporco gioco contro Bossetti An instructor at the gym, Silvia Brena, has been the focus of attention of Bossetti's defence.
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