"Thanks for registering for the RefAid app," the email reads.
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In other results, respondents overwhelmingly said that they'd leave the service if the company began to charge $21 per month for key features like private messaging, seeing/registering for events, and seeing/registering for groups.
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But even take the example of registering for a summer camp.
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Turner's punishment also includes registering for life as a sex offender.
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Registering for perfectly matched sets of china is so last century.
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I keep it to make registering for other apps, like Tinder, easier.
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The fight over women registering for the military draft is splitting Democrats.
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Expenses: About $750 between application fees and sending and registering for tests.
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You should also refrain from registering for partisan events on social media.
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Few do any due diligence before registering for and/or using online services.
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For the wedding, sure — we'll be registering for a Vitamix if anyone's wondering.
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The Senate is heading for a showdown over women registering for the draft.
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Younger, newer voters are registering for only one reason, to vote against Trump.
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Wendy Range, 51, signed up, registering for the first time since the 1990s.
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Those registering for the performance online will also receive free admission to the museum.
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Once that happens, we'll gladly consider registering for the Yeezus presidential party come 2020.
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I could talk to them about classes and registering for courses or final exams.
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You can pick up your ticket and start registering for breakout sessions right now.
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I never book flights or hotels without first registering for the appropriate loyalty program.
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The council also said that the individual was banned from registering for future events.
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Per USC's statement, Olivia Jade would be barred from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts.
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If you are an investor, a CrunchMatch invitation will follow shortly after registering for Disrupt.
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Registering for wedding gifts might be one of the most exciting things about getting married.
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You can also attend in person at Gamescom in Cologne by registering for tickets here.
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Nearly everyone had regretted registering for a space-sucking, clunky machine that they never use.
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Speier took issue with the idea that liberals don't support women registering for the draft.
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As a college freshman in 1974, Robert Ellsberg was faced with registering for the draft.
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Warren also claimed minority status in 1986 when registering for the Texas State Bar Association.
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So why does the Heritage Foundation/Action oppose women registering for something that might never happen?
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"No, he passed background checks registering for handguns and other weapons on multiple occasions," Feinstein replied.
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Registering for a credit card that's owned by one of them hasn't made that any easier.
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The U.S.C. students have been blocked from registering for classes or withdrawing, pending a university review.
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After registering for an account, you're placed in a home feed with content from people you follow.
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At this point, registering for the Selective Service has little bearing on the likelihood of being conscripted.
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Some of those — like weather — need additional setup, including registering for an API key and adding your location.
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Interested podcast creators can now submit their shows to Pandora here after first registering for a Pandora account.
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The University of Southern California blocked students who might be associated with the scheme from registering for classes.
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Yet few of these students were invited to register to vote as part of registering for their courses.
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Now students are going through the motions of starting a new school year, buying books and registering for classes.
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There are logistical tasks, like creating a budget and applying for scholarships and loans, and registering for housing and orientation.
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The University of Southern California also blocked students linked to the scheme from registering for classes and getting their transcripts.
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"We've seen 2,000 women already registering for trainings to become a captainah," Elyas told CNBC's Hadley Gamble in the capital.
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Registering for a race that is 8 to 16 weeks out will help keep you focused and supporting each other.
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Of course, flying is a notoriously frustrating process, but so is going to the DMV or registering for internet service.
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From registering for gifts to looking up vendors, the majority of couples opt to use mobile devices over desktops or tablets.
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So we're not surprised that it's also a go-to for many couples when it comes to registering for wedding gifts.
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Using as few apps as possible and registering for as few websites as possible obviously reduces the exposure of your personal information.
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If you're registering for the first time or have moved to a new town, registering in person on Election Day is possible.
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The researchers identified a likely culprit: a rule in the program that required students to meet with advisers before registering for classes.
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"Right now, registering for selective service really means nothing about the likelihood of you serving in the current military," Dr. Mittelstadt said.
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USC's hold "prevents the students from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts while their cases are under review," the university said Monday.
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The University of Southern California has blocked students who were linked to the admissions scandal from registering for classes and getting their transcripts.
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Yet the idea of women registering for potential military service can be unsettling to people who otherwise support the idea of gender equity.
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All of these fears filter down to worries about women opening that first door to joining the military by registering for Selective Service.
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Those registering for new licenses can now select "X" instead of "M" or "F" if they do not identify as male or female.
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This has put a strain on the system when registering for accommodation, attending language courses or applying for employment at designated job centres.
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The accomplished athlete even had a hard time registering for SXSW when one volunteer insisted that she remove her hijab for her ID photo.
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Common complaints: Poor website performance on browser or device, issues with logging in or registering for a site, a lack of additional website features.
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The advertisement drew intense and immediate interest from the industry, with 212 different companies, including EOG, Anschutz and Chesapeake, registering for the internet auction.
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New York (CNN Business)A watchdog group is accusing Rihanna's Savage x Fenty lingerie line of duping customers into registering for a subscription service.
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If the trust-fund kids don't have to weigh the practicality of studying feminist philosophy when registering for classes, why should the scholarship students?
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This was no bait and switch: Trump literally responds to a question about registering for baby shower gifts with a mini-monologue about Kardashian's weight.
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When the hyperlink is conspicuous, Judge Chin wrote, courts should assume that increasingly sophisticated smartphone consumers understand the contractual consequences of registering for an app.
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For Megan McKnight, the natural first step after registering for classes at DePaul University in Chicago was to align herself with the school's queer community.
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The police and the Grays make small talk while Lloyd searches through his emails to find one he received after registering for the admissions tour.
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The retailer has responded by preventing consumers from registering for the feature or making payments through it, and it also intends to compensate affected users.
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Mercer University in Georgia has changed its online portal so that students who are registering for classes online can also register to vote through TurboVote.
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This was quickly followed by a call to #deleteUber — and indeed, many began posting screenshots of themselves deleting the Uber app or registering for Lyft.
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The school is preventing students who may be associated with the college admissions scandal from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts while the school investigates.
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People registering for the rally submitted a phone number when they requested tickets, and that information was used to match the person with party voting data.
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"And as old barriers for military service are being removed, the Administration supports -- as a logical next step -- women registering for the Selective Service," he added.
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Bureaucracies that turned seemingly mundane activities like registering for classes into Kafkaesque experiences — "getting Wayned," students at Wayne State used to call it — are being streamlined.
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"Registering for short-time work on a large scale across Europe is designed to achieve the clear objective of retaining our highly qualified employees," Eibensteiner said.
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Research points to nonacademic hurdles on the road to college: filling out financial aid forms, writing admissions essays, obtaining letters of recommendation, registering for entrance exams.
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In addition to getting a local phone plan and registering for identification, you might need to set up a bank account and find long-term housing.
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Video and photos posted on social media showed rapid transit line workers helping down passengers from stalled trains and college students registering for classes during the blackout.
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The "How To" section will summarize the process of registering for the given state for each available registration option, like "in person," or "by mail," for example.
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Aid agencies note that, ahead of the exercise, fewer refugees used their services, fearing that registering for these might cause their names to be added to repatriation lists.
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Though, again, Zipp owners not wanting to agree to their personal data being processed by the ecommerce giant can do so by avoiding registering for the Alexa app.
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A number of opposition candidates who had been barred from registering for the election said they had held their own vote in Kismayo on Thursday, electing Abdirashid Mohamed Hidig.
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The 2nd Circuit also confirmed the obvious: Now that Internet-connected devices have become nearly ubiquitous, smartphone users ought to know that registering for an app has legal consequences.
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What's more, these individuals, many of whom would otherwise qualify for humanitarian aid, are largely prevented from gaining access to an education, receiving healthcare, or registering for financial services.
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Registering for Car2Go requires the use of a credit card and validation of a driver's license, which the registration page says can take up to two business days for processing.
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Examples include registering a business with a state, companies or individuals paying taxes, census registration, individuals registering for a driver license, Social Security and even individuals declaring political party preference.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Hardline former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad surprised Iran's clerical establishment by registering for the May 19 presidential election, defying the Islamic Republic's Supreme Leader's warning not to enter the race.
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Users will be able to run the 2016 game Doom at 60 frames per second in 4K resolution; they can sign up starting tonight by registering for Bethesda's Doom Slayers Club.
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We're no longer living in an age where most young people are going off and getting hitched before they turn 25, registering for their wedding gifts and picking out china patterns.
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When registering for my first baby, I searched high and low for the most neutral activity gym I could find, but it still had pops of neon and played grating music.
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"We've found that couples love registering for things like cooking classes or even scuba diving lessons, because sometimes those memories end up being more valuable than physical gifts," Ma told CNBC.
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Kobach was also the architect of a 2013 Kansas law requiring voters to provide proof-of-citizenship documents, such as birth certificates or U.S. passports, when registering for the first time.
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Jaitley said he expected there to be "some challenges" in the short term after the launch, but he dismissed concerns that registering for and complying with the GST would be too hard.
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To encourage people to sign up, creating an account and pre-registering for Miitomo will get you some extra in-game currency, which can be used to buy outfits for your Mii.
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Venezuela's pro-government Supreme Court late on Thursday excluded the opposition coalition from registering for this year's presidential election, possibly splintering Maduro's foes by pushing political parties to put forward competing candidates.
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Then comes the hard part: Once you're done registering for the Beta, you'll just have to sit back and wait for the official Fortnite Android beta invite to show up in your inbox.
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China's central government has drafted a new regulation that would strip blockchains of their anonymity, requiring users to provide their real names and national ID card numbers when registering for a blockchain service.
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They added an extra element just for Devon and Asha: Instead of registering for gifts, they created a registry to raise money for a cause near and dear to their hearts – pediatric cancer.
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Since over 80% of couples live together when they get married, they often already have plenty of shared possessions, so registering for cash or a wine-of-the-month club makes more sense.
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But there's only one way to get a prize and network with fellow attendees, and that's by registering for TC Sessions: Enterprise and joining us for a short stack with The New Stack.
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Their principal objection is that the House-approved bill includes a provision to have women between ages 2628 and 28500 join their male contemporaries in registering for a potential draft with Selective Service.
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I've avoided registering for women-only races the same way I avoid wearing that running bra that seems like it should fit perfectly, but chafes under my arms just enough to be annoying.
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Part of that also needs to be part of a greater effort in this country, and so there's no reason why one — young women should be discriminated against from registering for the selective service.
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He also reiterated that the Nansha district has boosted efficiency in all aspects for businesses, and that "registering for a new company only takes ten minutes," he said in Mandarin, according to CNBC's translation.
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"When you think of all the things you need to do in preparing for children going to college — dealing with student loans, housing, registering for courses — this often ends up on the back burner."
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Making reference to the caravan, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said that migrants wishing to obtain temporary identification documents, jobs or education for their children could do so by registering for asylum in southern Mexico.
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The University of Southern California announced late Monday that students who may be connected to an alleged admissions scheme will be prohibited from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts while the institution continues its investigation.
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Instead of waiting for undergraduates to show up, academic advisers reach out at the first hint of trouble — poor grades, spotty attendance or not registering for the right class — holding 50,000 meetings with students annually.
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The issue of women registering for the draft has divided members of both parties since Defense Secretary Ash Carter opened all combat jobs to women and rendered the Supreme Court's argument against registering women moot.
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"Today, for most young men, the most affirmative act of registering for the draft is to open a letter containing notification that they have been registered and giving them their Selective Service number," he wrote.
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At the Workshop Brewing Company, with the cheeky slogan "Pour to the People," runners registering for a chilly 21976K race the next day stopped for pints of Sickle saison over board-games of Guess Who?
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U.S.C. officials have said they would block any student tied to the scandal from registering for new classes or withdrawing from the university, leaving Isabella Rose Giannulli and Olivia Jade Giannulli in an academic limbo.
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That compares to more than 290,22.9 investors registering for the IPO of refinery operator Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical company (BSR), which helped the government raise $23 million by selling a 7.79 percent stake last month.
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The FitBit Charge 2 You're about to pledged your love for each other in sickness and in health, and what better way to focus on that health part than by registering for a pair of FitBits.
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The Supreme Court in 1981 upheld Congress' decision to exempt women from registering for the Selective Service, ruling that since women were restricted from combat, they would not be needed in the event of a draft.
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Skylar L. Spear, a first-year law student at New York University who is transgender and nonbinary, said the ability to enter pronouns when registering for classes would remove some of the obstacles that students face.
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If you are feeling shy and would like to chat with people who will almost certainly become your friends forever, consider registering for the Cru buffet dinner on Friday, March 20, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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Petty, yes, but the point is that by limiting the act of registering for gifts to weddings and babies, we're prioritizing those "heteronormative" acts over those that celebrate more progressive and more widely attainable notions of selfhood.
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The Supreme Court in 1981 upheld Congress' decision to exempt women from registering for the draft on the basis that since women were restricted from combat they would not be needed in the event of a draft.
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Last week, the University of Southern California blocked students linked to the scandal from registering for classes and getting their transcripts, and said it had identified six current applicants associated with the indictment and would reject them.
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After a successful introduction of the autonomous vehicle program in Pittsburgh last year, Uber ran into obstacles in December, when it tried to begin the testing of self-driving vehicles in San Francisco without registering for permits.
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Nevertheless, the apparent quick reversal on the part of the conference will likely be good news to hijab-wearing attendees who saw Muhammad's tweet and may have been concerned about registering for the event while wearing a hijab.
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Peru's electoral board has blocked Guzman's party from registering for the race and are considering whether to ban him, saying his party broke a series of rules, including modifying its statutes in an assembly without enough advance notice.
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Despite compulsory voting, about a third of 18- to 24-year-olds avoided casting their ballots at this election by not registering for the electoral roll, says Alex Oliver of the Lowy Institute, a think-tank in Sydney.
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Rickee Stewart is getting married in September, but in lieu of registering for dishes, towels and the traditional gifts couples receive for the special occasion, she is asking for backpacks and winter coats for students in her school district.
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In 1981, the Supreme Court upheld a Congressional decision to exempt women from registering for the Selective Service, deciding that because women were restricted from combat, there would be no need for their services in the event of a draft.
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In states that allow voters to register the same day they cast a ballot, officials are "preparing for this really crushing onslaught of people waiting until the last minute to change their address or registering for the first time," Wyman said.
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Texas does not allow people to register to vote online, so those registering for a license would be directed to a form they had to print out and mail to their county registrar in order to be registered to vote.
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In 1981, the Supreme Court upheld a congressional decision to exempt women from registering for the Selective Service, deciding that because women were restricted from combat, there would be no need for their services in the event of a draft.
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The system for registering for lifetime rights for Europeans who arrived in Britain while it was an EU member should be free, the MEPs said, and must also be quick, simple and confer rights immediately rather than make people wait for confirmation.
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"USC has placed holds on the accounts of students who may be associated with the alleged admissions scheme; this prevents the students from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts while their cases are under review," the school announced on Twitter on Monday.
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The Nigerian government has tried to help farmers by offering grants and low-interest loans, but the process of getting funding — which may require getting a land title or registering for a cooperative society — isn't always straightforward or accessible to rural communities.
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And nearly all public services—enrolling in school, accessing health care, registering for an electricity connection—would be contingent on possessing a digital ID. Swahili is the lingua franca among Kenya's many ethnicities, though ironically the Swahili people are among those subject to vetting.
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"It does make for some interesting browsing, as ads for items we searched for follow us around like puppy dogs (including on The New York Times, by the way.)" Barry Joseph uses a similar tactic when registering for an account on a new website.
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Sponsored InMail will appear at the top of your inbox in LinkedIn's messaging service, and Cherian said that the content of these messages will largely be based around calls to action — for example, claiming product offers, or registering for online or live events, or downloading e-books.
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On Monday, the school announced that while administrators were continuing their internal case-by-case investigation of current students who may be connected to the alleged scheme, they have placed a hold on some students' accounts, preventing them from registering for future classes or acquiring their transcripts.
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Wealthier patients are better able to navigate the inequities of the current system by registering for a transplant in more than one region, as they can bear the costs of staying near a transplant hospital far from home while waiting to reach the top of the list.
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You can also boost your chances with the free moves of watching the lyrics video for "Look What You Made Me Do," registering for the Taylor Swift mailing list, and referring friends to the program, but those accomplishments don't earn you as much "boost" as buying a sweatshirt.
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Photo: Jeff Chiu (AP)Facebook has been prompting some users registering for the first time to hand over the passwords to their email accounts, the Daily Beast reported on Tuesday—a practice that blares right past questionable and into "beyond sketchy" territory, security consultant Jake Williams told the Beast.
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In a study published in the American Journal of Public Health in August, Ravenell and his colleagues found that helping black men in barbershops through the process of registering for a colorectal cancer screening led to those men being significantly more likely to get screened over six months.
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Though the decorating of your dorm room might not be as crucial as choosing a major or registering for classes, that small space will be your home for at least two years, if not more, so you want to create an environment that is comfortable, welcoming, and cheerful.
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If a customer tries registering for a TWC ID from a different IP address than their home location's, Spectrum does require another form of identification (like their bank account number, driver's license, or the last four digits of an account holder's Social Security number), in addition to the zip code and phone number.
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Sen. Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeMcConnell, allies lean into Twitter, media 'war' Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Utah) said Thursday he plans to introduce legislation that would keep women from registering for the draft unless Congress changes the law.
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Now, all that stands between you and your spouse is, well, the planning of an enormous, catered event, the orchestration of debaucherous premarital weekend trips, the categorization of all your friends into worthy/unworthy of attendance, and the process of registering for every product you'll presumably need for the rest of your life together.
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Barney, who has agreed to be named in other media outlets, claimed that after she reported being allegedly sexually assaulted, the predominantly Mormon school barred her from registering for classes for the upcoming semester until it completes an investigation into whether she may have violated the school's famously strict "honor code," which bans premarital sex, alcohol and drugs.
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The A.C.L.U. has repeatedly argued that the Kansas law discriminated against minorities, young people and low-income people, all of whom are more likely to be registering for the first time and less likely to have immediate access to citizenship papers, because they can't afford them or were more transient and don't have copies of their documents at hand.
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Equifax's CEO and other top executives resigned after the breach as the company bungled its way handling the crisis: It accidentally sent consumers to a phishing site, consumers had problems signing up for its free credit-monitoring service, and it initially included a mandatory arbitration clause (meaning no class-actions) for anyone registering for that service.
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In a separate statement responding to Hong Kong's accusation that Taiwan had placed a travel restriction on Chan, Deputy Minister of the Interior Chen Tsung-yen, of Taiwan, said the suspect was only barred from registering for a visa to enter Taiwan through the internet because it wanted to verify his identity, adding it would allow Chan to apply in person.
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If refugees lose access to "services to help them navigate the processes of registering for school, and English classes and finding a job, that will mean that it will take longer for them to navigate life in the United States and contribute to our economy," said Robert Carey, who directed the Office of Refugee Resettlement under former President Barack Obama.
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" Here's another problematic story for the Trump administration: "Michael Flynn, who was President Donald Trump's former national security adviser until being fired last month, has registered with the Justice Department as a foreign agent for $530,000 worth of lobbying work before Election Day that may have aided the Turkish government," per the AP. "Paperwork filed Tuesday with the Justice Department's Foreign Agent Registration Unit said Flynn and his firm were voluntarily registering for lobbying from August through November that 'could be construed to have principally benefited the Republic of Turkey.
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