It was not reintroduced in the next Congress, nor has it been reintroduced this Congress.
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The sevens format was reintroduced for the 2016 Olympic Games.
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But it reintroduced me to how much I loved writing.
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It should be quickly reintroduced and voted on this session.
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They could be safely reintroduced in the remote Sierra Nevada.
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In 2013, the club reintroduced outdoor concerts at the stadium.
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House Republicans reintroduced reforms, including presumptive parole, in early 2015.
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He is hoping the bill will be reintroduced in January.
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The bill is expected to be reintroduced in early 2018.
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Mr. Ortiz, a Democrat from Brooklyn, reintroduced it this year.
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Iguanas were reintroduced to the Galapagos Islands after 184 years.
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That bill follows "Savanna's Act," which was reintroduced in January.
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The bill is expected to be reintroduced early next year.
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It was reintroduced in 2017, but no progress has been made.
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Those tactical omissions, however, are reintroduced in his surprising new films.
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Eradication efforts are ongoing after the snails were reintroduced in 2011.
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Her reprogrammed T cells were slowly reintroduced into their native veins.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) reintroduced the Hide No Harm Act (S.
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Indeed, a cascade of sanctions could be reintroduced across the summer.
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McMorris Rodgers has reintroduced the bill in this session of Congress.
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They could be reintroduced when the government comes back, but Gov.
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"And might be reintroduced until the end of time," Kagan replied.
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He reintroduced it earlier this month, and it was defeated again.
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They reintroduced me to what, for so long, had eluded me.
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Reporters reintroduced policy questions in their calls out to Congress people.
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High Times, Hard Times reintroduced Whitten's Slab paintings to the world.
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The bill was reintroduced this year by Representative Sheila Jackson Lee.
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Now Dems control both chambers and the bill was just reintroduced.
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Despite being reintroduced several times, the bill has yet to pass.
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Paris reintroduced rent controls in July, having scrapped them in 2017.
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A similar bill was reintroduced in the Senate earlier this year.
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Or is it completely reintroduced from a very distant population again?
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How many states have reintroduced the practice in the recent years?
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This summer, Planters temporarily reintroduced its beloved tubs of Cheez Balls.
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It also indicated agreements that had been canceled previously are being reintroduced.
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A World Championship was reintroduced in 2003, after a 19-year hiatus.
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Last year the government reintroduced petrol subsidies to appease angry lorry drivers.
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However, he reintroduced the Debt-Free College Act in March with Sen.
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David Hogg Corin made phone calls and patiently reintroduced herself several times.
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He reintroduced me to cooking — the sheer sorcery of it, the payoff.
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About a month later, following pressure from shoppers, the company reintroduced tipping.
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They also endorse the Ending Homelessness Act of 2017 reintroduced by Rep.
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Zimbabwe reintroduced its currency, the Zimbabwe dollar, amid a deepening economic crisis.
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I hope these bills are reintroduced this Congress because they are needed.
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The South Dakota senator reintroduced it at the start of this year.
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To allow universities to become more selective, the government reintroduced entrance exams.
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The Rural Economic Vitalization Act (REVA), a bill recently reintroduced by Rep.
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In his office to lobby against the bathroom measure, she reintroduced herself.
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The bill was reintroduced in the current Congress last month by Rep.
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Bob Latta (R-Ohio) and was reintroduced again in the 114th Congress.
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The theme park recently reintroduced a beloved seasonal treat: pumpkin spice beignets.
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They started dating after being reintroduced by a mutual friend in 2013.
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We have, after all, reintroduced indenture disguised as college and payday loans.
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This year, our midseason finale reintroduced us to Laurel's doppelgänger, Black Siren.
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The bill has since been reintroduced by Texas Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee.
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The bill is expected to be reintroduced in the new parliamentary session.
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It also has reintroduced a traditional Islamic system of conservation to Lebanon.
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Many of these bills have been reintroduced for years, or even decades.
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So, to be reintroduced to myself as a younger person is thrilling.
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The couple grew up together in London but were reintroduced in 2012.
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To finish off the video, one of the earlier characters is reintroduced.
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Her kids had reintroduced her to the plastic bricks, she told Hyperallergic.
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In April this year, Sanders reintroduced the bill alongside 14 cosponsors, including Sens.
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Elizabeth Warren and Corey Booker recently reintroduced the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act.
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John Conyers (D-MI) also reintroduced his single-payer legislation earlier this year.
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Scott was reintroduced in this past episode, with Anezka praying/talking to him.
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We're reintroduced to John Grey as the unfortunate new governor of Ardsmuir Prison.
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Well, Justice Kagan quipped, it "might be reintroduced until the end of time".
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This month, however, a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers reintroduced the Honest Ads Act.
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In 83, it received a subtle facelift and was reintroduced as Helvetica Neue.
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As BA mulls charging for food, United and American have reintroduced complimentary snacks.
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The Democratic congressman is co-sponsoring the bill, which was reintroduced by Rep.
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Two state lawmakers on Monday reintroduced legislation that would restrict access to guns.
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Fortunately, common sense legislation has been reintroduced to turn back this harmful policy.
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The bipartisan Reach Every Mother and Child Act was recently reintroduced by Sens.
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But when they got announced that they were reintroduced, the sub went nuts.
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Since the bill could later be reintroduced, protesters felt they remained in danger.
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Apple, unfortunately, reintroduced a bug that was fixed in the iOS 12.3 update.
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We expected the legislation to be reintroduced in the next session of Congress.
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He said he and his team had reintroduced tennis on a gradual basis.
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About a month later, following pressure from its workers, the company reintroduced tipping.
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It's the place that reintroduced me to my husband and changed our lives.
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Two bills reintroduced lately in the Congress designated the (IRGC) as terrorist organizations.
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Mr. Summers has reintroduced it with Paul Nippes, an artist and amateur cook.
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Charmin reintroduced its public restrooms campaign in Times Square during December of 2017.
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The bill was reintroduced in both houses of Congress in 2018 and 2019.
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It is Chipotle's first new meat item since it reintroduced chorizo in 2018.
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"All of these mistakes from the 90s are being reinvented, reintroduced," Nohl said.
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Washington reintroduced steps against Iran's currency trade, metals and auto sectors in August.
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But it's funny because we didn't actually get reintroduced until a few years later.
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The National Book Awards in America reintroduced a category for translated literature last year.
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The US pulled out of the nuclear deal in 2018 and reintroduced economic sanctions.
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On July 210st Paris reintroduced rent caps, which had been scrapped only in 2000.
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And then, in mid-February, drugmaker Kaleo reintroduced Auvi-Q to the U.S. market.
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They then reintroduced stimuli in these four categories to see which the cats chose.
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In 2015, the Lithuanian president reintroduced conscription in the face of growing Russian aggression.
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If customs checks and tariffs were reintroduced, those links would have to be broken.
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Rush reintroduced the House's version of the bill at the beginning of this year.
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The funds were reintroduced only after a group of NGOs filed a formal complaint.
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Last week's episode, "The Damned," reintroduced a character from the first season named Morales.
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In Olympic National Park in Washington state, mountain goats were reintroduced in the 1920s.
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Uber had temporarily suspended surge pricing until April 30 but reintroduced it soon after.
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That's why we reintroduced and are pushing CASES again this Congress - to improve govt.
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The DREAM act has been reintroduced in Congress every couple of years since then.
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The GOP-backed Strong Families Act, first introduced in 240, was reintroduced by Sen.
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John Conyers (D-MI) reintroduced his Water Affordability, Transparency, Equity, and Reliability (WATER) Act.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic lawmakers reintroduced the Paycheck Fairness Act on Jan.
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We reintroduced the Improving Transparency and Accuracy in Medicare Part D Drug Spending Act.
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Remember how I said Snap reintroduced cameras and changed the way they were used?
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Colonies of unaltered organisms must always be retained, so that they can be reintroduced.
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On April 25, Senate Democrats reintroduced legislation for a federal ban on the practice.
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State lawmakers then reintroduced a "heartbeat" bill late last year after newly elected Gov.
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State lawmakers then reintroduced a "heartbeat" bill late last year after newly elected Gov.
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The Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States (STATES) Act was reintroduced last month.
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The reintroduced legislation, S. 204, has 44 cosponsors, including two Democrats and independent Sen.
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This Congress, I reintroduced the Bring Small Businesses Back Tax Reform Act, H.R. 2628.
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Tim Walberg (R-Mich.) reintroduced the Fifth Amendment Integrity Restoration (FAIR) Act in Congress.
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The bill was reintroduced to the House in 2013, but never received a vote.
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But reports suggest that they had actually been discontinued and reintroduced before in 2010.
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Rosa DeLauro, D-Connecticut, is being reintroduced with bipartisan support in Congress on Wednesday.
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Zimbabwe reintroduced a currency, the Zimbabwe dollar, last June, ending a decade of dollarization.
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Government officials have publicly said that capital punishment might be reintroduced for coup plotters.
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Today, Jaden reintroduced himself as the new Bruce Wayne in with his "Batman" video.
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The legislation was introduced in Congress last year, and will be reintroduced this year.
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Although the campaign was unsuccessful, the media attention reintroduced the city to German audiences.
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Apple reintroduced a regular cash dividend in 2012 after not paying one since 1995.
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After the solar panels are installed, the tortoises would be reintroduced to the area.
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Some of that money, though, covered attacks by protected animals reintroduced into the wild.
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Levin reintroduced a more detailed bill in late 2011 with ramped-up identification checks.
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A bipartisan group of senators reintroduced the resolution to the declaration on Sept. 11.
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The White House has reintroduced a paid parental leave proposal in the 2019 budget.
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"Alan had to be reintroduced to the concept of a shower," Mr. Basham recalled.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, vetoed the bill, which has been reintroduced in the Assembly.
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And months earlier in March, citing increased Russian aggression, the government reintroduced the draft.
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The rule was removed in 2007, though an abbreviated version was been reintroduced in 2010.
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CORRECTION: The article was updated to reflect that the Ranger will be reintroduced in 2019.
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Internally, the Schengen frontier-free system is troubled and several border controls have been reintroduced.
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Under snapback, punitive sanctions are automatically reintroduced if Iran fails to comply with the deal.
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Bush was genuinely funny, as when he reintroduced Trump toward the end of the debate.
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After treatment, those stem cells are reintroduced back into the testicle and sperm creation continues.
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Rick Schneider, both Democrats, reintroduced the "Domestic Terror Prevention Act," which failed two years ago.
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Warren also reintroduced a plan Wednesday that would ramp up scrutiny of big bank executives.
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To stem the flow Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Norway and Sweden have temporarily reintroduced controls.
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Lithuania also reintroduced conscription in 2015, while Estonia has had the draft since the 1990s.
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Farm crops that traditionally grew in the valleys - lemons, pears and olives - would be reintroduced.
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"There are a number of cases where reintroduced populations haven't done very well," he said.
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Cory Booker's recently reintroduced Marijuana Justice Act, that would legalize marijuana on the federal level.
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The Equality Act is being reintroduced in Congress because it hasn't passed—for 45 years.
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He bought back the title for $175 and reintroduced it as Cook's Illustrated in 1993.
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The House Appropriations Committee reintroduced Thursday a bill to fund the Pentagon for fiscal 28503.
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And, how long would it be before The Innocent Man reintroduced Simmons as a suspect?
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They reintroduced the bill in February, which is now called Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal Act.
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Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) reintroduced his Debt Free College Act on Wednesday with Rep.
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Fortunately, today, the bipartisan Improving Access to Medicare Coverage Act will be reintroduced in Congress.
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A couple, and their cultures, harmonize in a place that is reintroduced to the sky.
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When we reintroduced her to her parents, she knew how to be a hippo immediately.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has reintroduced the DREAM Act in this Congress along with Sen.
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DC Comics reintroduced the character of Kate Kane, who fights crime as Batwoman, in 2006.
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Besides allowing Smith to revisit his beloved creation, it also reintroduced him to his friend.
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It was reintroduced by a similar coalition in April but faces opposition from House Republicans.
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They tell me almost all of the bills that I have vetoed have been reintroduced.
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Harris reintroduced a bill to target the racial disparities in maternal mortality earlier this year.
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We get introduced to a few new characters, and reintroduced to a few old ones.
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Scholarships for graduate students will be gradually reintroduced at a later, as-yet undetermined date.
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The data was pulled from a one-month period after Verizon first reintroduced its unlimited plans.
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In Season 5, The Mountain was reintroduced, this time as the Westerosi answer to Frankenstein's monster.
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" The Philly Voice reports that this bill will be reintroduced as Senate Bill No. 44 "soon.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) and her colleagues reintroduced the Paycheck Fairness Act — for the 11th time.
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It also wanted to identify other locations in the US where wild populations could be reintroduced.
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Another exciting development is the news that bison have officially been reintroduced to Banff National Park.
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By Friday morning, other countries reintroduced the resolution and, with the US abstention, the measure passed.
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This week the Republican Study Committee reintroduced legislation called the American Health Care Reform Act (AHCRA).
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This includes trucks like the Raptor, and the upcoming reintroduced Ford Bronco, and an unnamed SUV.
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It passed the House last session and has now been reintroduced in the Senate and House.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) reintroduced a bill in February that offers a buy-in option. Sen.
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Gun manufacturers promptly reintroduced the AR-15 after the ban expired, and sales went way up.
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A Republican lawmaker Monday reintroduced a bill to bolster transparency for state and local government pensions.
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They have raised the minimum wage, cut crisis-time tax surcharges and reintroduced four public holidays.
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So not only is it dangerous to not eat, food should be reintroduced gradually and slowly.
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He has since reintroduced taxes on some exports as he tries to balance the country's budget.
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"I am pushing for analyzing what it would mean if we reintroduced refueling," added the Frenchman.
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Since 2013, the team has reintroduced tortoises into protected land around two of the assurance colonies.
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Senators have reintroduced a measure meant to keep President Donald Trump from pulling out of NATO.
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Jimmy Panetta, a cosponsor of the 2018 bill, reportedly reintroduced it in the House on Thursday.
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With its release of iOS 12.4, Apple accidentally reintroduced a vulnerability that was fixed in 12.3.
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But again, I think they would be able to greatly enable the forces once they're reintroduced.
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And polio — previously eradicated in Syria — has been reintroduced, probably by fighters from Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Once hunted to extinction, chimpanzees were reintroduced to Gambia in 1979 by the Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Project.
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Mr. Harrington has been defending capital cases since New York reintroduced the death penalty in 1995.
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One of the attractions is a feeling of being reintroduced to characters that are already familiar.
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The ERA has been reintroduced in the US Congress every year since 1982, with Democratic Rep.
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Montclair Local in Montclair, New Jersey, received IRS approval and reintroduced itself as a nonprofit charity.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Booker reintroduced a bill that would end the federal prohibition on marijuana.
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We weren't simply reintroduced to these people and their web of meth, cash and forced bonhomie.
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And we have reintroduced "Readers' favourites", to show you the stories that other readers are enjoying.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut reintroduced a bill to improve the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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The suspension could be reintroduced if this did not happen within "a clear timeline", it added.
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Mr. Orlando reintroduced Extrano, a suicidal H.I.V.-positive gay man named Gregorio, who debuted in 1988.
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Only then can the harvested cells be reintroduced to their newly cleaned bone marrow to repopulate.
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Al Franken (D-MN) reintroduced a bill that would clarify the cost of college to students.
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The game, simply called Sonic the Hedgehog, reintroduced the concept of another human love interest for Sonic.
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Since then, the US has reintroduced all nuclear-related sanctions among a slew of other punitive measures.
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Barbara Lee reintroduced a new iteration of the REPEAL HIV Discrimination Act in March of last year.
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First off, the famed BlackWidow keyboard is getting refreshed and reintroduced for 2000, as the BlackWidow 269.99.
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Mark Pocan (D-Wisc.) reintroduced legislation to help students become debt-free within 5 years of graduating.
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It came back into popularity in the 1960s when jeweller De Beers reintroduced it into popular culture.
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House lawmakers on Friday reintroduced bipartisan legislation to set up a working capital fund for IT modernization.
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A day earlier, federal legislation was reintroduced to ban race-day medication and increase drug testing nationwide.
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The deal would have reintroduced CEC as a public listed company on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Yameen's administration reintroduced the death penalty in July, rejecting repeated requests by rights groups and the West.
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Steve Madden reintroduced his classic sandals this spring — but you don't see many people wearing them today.
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In making its ruling, the administration has reintroduced freedom and greater choice into the health care market.
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Text size adjustment was taken away for Version 1709, but then reintroduced for Version 1809 and later.
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On Wednesday, members of the U.S. House of Representatives reintroduced legislation to rewrite federal nondiscrimination law. How?
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In July, Michigan Congresswoman Debbie Dingall reintroduced a bill called the Zero Tolerance for Domestic Abusers Act.
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The bill has been around for years, but was reintroduced this year by South Carolina Republican Sen.
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The terpene distillate is then reintroduced into the ultra-pure oil using a short path distillation instrument.
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First, he reintroduced a bill explicitly stating that the president cannot strike North Korea without congressional authorization.
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One of the most French areas — five out of five booths — is the newly reintroduced Design section.
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The Las Vegas massacre has prompted renewed concern among other lawmakers besides Feinstein, who reintroduced the bill.
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In July, Apple released iOS 12.4, an update that reintroduced a bug that had been previously patched.
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But these demands also reintroduced familiar strands of localism, an ideology focused on preserving Hong Kong's autonomy.
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The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, introduced in 2012, has been reintroduced each year and hasn't been passed.
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When vaccination rates are high enough, the disease disappears from the population until it's reintroduced from outside.
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Since the center opened in 2011, more than 100 orangutans have been reintroduced into their natural habitat.
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The Kobe 5 originally debuted in 2010 and was revamped and reintroduced last year, Footwear News reported.
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Some airlines, including Delta and American, have reintroduced free food service in economy, largely on transcontinental flights.
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Now some of these issues are being reintroduced in a modern protocol, and with support from Google.
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Soon after that, I reintroduced myself as Janet to my classmates at a back-to-school assembly.
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It has been reintroduced by Democrats and Republicans but has made little progress to Mr. Trump's desk.
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Sherrod Brown's (D-OH) recently reintroduced legislation, which was informed by a survey of several large banks.
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The Paycheck Fairness Act, which Democrats have just reintroduced, would reverse that decision, essentially reinstating the rule.
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I will reintroduce it [next year] or work with another member to make sure it is reintroduced.
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It was first introduced in 2001 but failed to pass through it was reintroduced in Congress several times.
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A decades-long female driving ban was lifted last year and movie theaters were reintroduced to the country.
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After being lifted in October, the state of emergency was reintroduced in the wake of the November attack.
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Samsung reintroduced popular features into the Galaxy S7 line after removing them in last year's model, the S6.
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On Tuesday, the bipartisan pair of female senators reintroduced legislation aimed at identifying and protecting human trafficking survivors.
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The infant will be reintroduced to her mother when the baby is stronger and a little more independent.
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Once complete, content creators will be reintroduced to festival line-ups, or banned from attendance, whichever is appropriate.
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Pie cites several examples of specific vaccines that were removed from the market and corrected before being reintroduced.
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They have little in common with Chechnya, a tyrannical state where elements of sharia law have been reintroduced.
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Schumer and Cornyn reintroduced JASTA last September — the third time that the bill had been submitted since 20053.
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The performance style the rebels, who included Ton Koopman and Nikolaus Harnoncourt, reintroduced became known as period performance.
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He pointed to the gray wolf, which both went extinct in their native habitats but were eventually reintroduced.
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British women have medaled at every skeleton competition since the sport was reintroduced to the Olympics in 2002.
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Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday reintroduced legislation that would force companies to disclose their exposure to climate-related risks.
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The Japanese-designed headpiece, switched out after the 2008 contest, was reintroduced for the crowning of Nel-Peters.
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Dick Durbin, who reintroduced legislation last month to combat far-right extremism, told VICE News in a statement.
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Thune accused Democrats of partisanship for not working with him to improve his bill, which he reintroduced Wednesday.
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The cars for now are not being reintroduced in the other test markets including San Francisco and Toronto.
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Democrats in Congress have also pushed their own version with the FAMILY Act, which was reintroduced in February.
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Verizon Communications Inc in February reintroduced unlimited data plans for the first time in more than five years.
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After attacks in Belgium's capital claimed the lives of at least 31 people, the country reintroduced border checks.
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The virus was reintroduced to the animals 10 weeks following their first infection, but they were completely immune.
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Once FATCA repeal legislation is reintroduced, it should be incorporated into any larger tax bill moving toward enactment.
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More than 22019 House Democrats on Wednesday reintroduced legislation to expand Social Security by increasing benefits for recipients.
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The bill has stalled in previous years but was reintroduced in the current Congress in March by Rep.
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So she reintroduced her bill on March 23 of this year with eight bipartisan co-sponsors, including Rep.
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Sarah and Prince Andrew knew each other throughout their childhoods, but were reintroduced by Diana and Prince Charles.
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Seven years later, one man took it upon his own shoulders to get them reintroduced a second time.
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If the bill doesn't make it through, Rollins said it will be reintroduced in the next congressional session.
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He reintroduced the Partnership to Build America Act in the last two congresses, most recently in March 2017.
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For the MCA Denver, Adams reintroduced his installation On presented at the California African American Museum in 2017.
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The bills didn't pass, but DecrimNY expects them to be reintroduced in the next legislative session, Luo said.
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They went unseen for years until this exhibition, which reintroduced this inimitable minor master to a wider public.
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When animals are reintroduced to that cage, they will typically freeze repeatedly as they remember their earlier experience.
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In 1995, gray wolves were successfully reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park, and packs are now in nine states.
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Thune reintroduced the bill earlier this month to try to free up more wireless spectrum for commercial use.
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Meanwhile, the rare tule elk has been reintroduced at Point Reyes, and is starting to make a comeback.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) reintroduced their "Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017" earlier this year.
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They were also reintroduced to many divers for the first time since they were all inside the cave.
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The legislation is expected to be reintroduced in the first quarter this year, and it has laudable goals.
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He reintroduced phrases that had been banned during the long, technocratic years of New Labour, such as "social justice".
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Ted Poe reintroduced a controversial bill that allows governors to bar refugees from entering their state, The Hill reported.
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For example, while Marvin Ellison was still CEO there, the Texas-based department store chain reintroduced selling major appliances.
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The SVSTA bill joins a similar bill the Washington, DC that was reintroduced by Councilmember David Grosso last week.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ), who's running for president, reintroduced the Marijuana Justice Act, which he first introduced in 20183.
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For instance, the recently reintroduced Social Security 2100 Act would reinstitute the payroll tax on earned income over $400,000.
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The show recently reintroduced Kim Raver (who plays Dr. Teddy Altman) on the show, so, these things do happen.
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British women have won medals at every skeleton event since the sport was reintroduced to the Games in 2002.
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He also reintroduced a bill in February to help protect victims of domestic violence from being killed with guns.
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The existing legislation Warren reintroduced Wednesday, called the Too Big to Jail Act, targets the financial industry more specifically.
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This is expected to surge further after U.S. commercial scheduled flights are reintroduced at the end of this month.
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This month, Republican Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa reintroduced a bill to require verification of employees' legal status nationwide.
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To mollify the truckers, President Michel Temer's government dismantled a free-market fuel pricing policy and reintroduced fuel subsidies.
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If that effort fails, the bill will need to be reintroduced once a new Congress begins work in January.
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A week later, Warren's Democratic colleague in the Senate, Patty Murray, reintroduced her Child Care for Working Families Act.
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After a few weeks, the animals were reintroduced to the place in the cage that had frightened them before.
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Gillibrand has also addressed in-home care in the Senate, co-sponsoring the reintroduced Disability Integration Act in 2019.
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The group is also pushing back against a Republican-backed bill reintroduced in the House in April by Rep.
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Senators reintroduced an energy policy modernization bill earlier this summer, but it hasn't yet been scheduled for a vote.
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More than 6900 states have the law on their books, and Republicans in both chambers recently reintroduced federal legislation.
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It failed, and this year he reintroduced it as part of a broader bill expanding liberties for gun owners.
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But she's since been reported to have reintroduced sugar back into her life, and even to eat chocolate daily.
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The couple met through mutual friends in Florida in 2011, and were reintroduced in January 2014 in New York.
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The city has rolled out or reintroduced several programs intended to reduce the number of homeless people in shelters.
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Actually, Whirlpool introduced color into its laundry products back in the 1950s and reintroduced color in the early 2000s.
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But it was in that election that Jerry Falwell and his Moral Majority reintroduced religious activism into American politics.
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It didn't pass, but it's since been reintroduced, and advocates expect it to get a hearing in the fall.
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From what early talks we've heard from the Senate, we're going to see some kind of means testing reintroduced.
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Jerry Brown ultimately vetoed Garcia's bill after it passed the legislature, citing budget concerns, Garcia reintroduced it this year.
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Even if she had lived, according to the authorities, the tiger could never have been reintroduced into the wild.
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In the mid-1990s, they were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park and Idaho, where their numbers have taken off.
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In 2007, the government reintroduced the Dragon Boat Festival — at the expense of the Mao-era Marxist May Day.
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Their blood, liters of it, was being drained from their bodies, oxygenized in an external pump and then reintroduced.
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But Beijing's aloof response — a foreign ministry spokesman said he hadn't heard about such a phone call — reintroduced doubts.
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The couple grew up together in Plainview, but were reintroduced by the groom's brother in 2014 in New York.
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Hats, tights and scarves can be slowly reintroduced into your wardrobe — even if they're still of the summer variety.
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Two years ago, urged on by his regular clients, he reintroduced his men's wear line after an extended break.
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Look no further than the recently reintroduced new Aqualad, the gay black son of one of Aquaman's greatest villains.
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It was reintroduced in 2015, and was set to replace the 100-year-old Dutch colonial-era penal code.
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He reintroduced legislation Tuesday that would allow teachers with concealed weapons permits to defend their students at gun point.
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In April, Weber amended and reintroduced a bill about police force that she had co-authored the previous year.
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North Korea's top diplomat, Ri Yong Ho, visited Iran as the United States reintroduced sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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In March, about a year after Jay Z reintroduced the service, Tidal said that it had three million subscribers.
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We are reintroduced to the group's reluctant leader, Beca (Anna Kendrick), as she quits a demeaning record label job.
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North Korea's top diplomat, Ri Yong Ho, visited Iran as the United States reintroduced sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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Lindsey Graham and Dick Durbin reintroduced the BRIDGE Act, which would provide a temporary legislative fix to the DACA issue.
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The U.S. has only medaled once in the years since the sport was reintroduced to the Olympic program in 1998.
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EARLIER this month, nearly a decade after lifting a 40-year-long embargo on Bollywood films, Pakistan reintroduced the ban.
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Bearer shares (almost universally outlawed because they confer anonymous ownership of a company) were reintroduced, having been abolished in 2015.
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Edward Markey (D-MA) reintroduced the Used Car Safety Recall Repair Act in June 2019 to close that safety loophole.
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If they really are back together, then fans will be reintroduced to the couple whenever Gomez and Bieber are ready.
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On March 27th, a group of 22 Senate Democrats, including six presidential hopefuls, reintroduced the ERA in the upper chamber.
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The success of those efforts allowed the birds to be reintroduced to the California wild 10 years later, officials said.
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As I documented last week, Chatbots are the buzzworthiest old technology that is being reintroduced as a new media disruption.
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That's because the reintroduced Chevy Colorado mid-size pickup, along with the new Toyota Tacoma, has proved a sales juggernaut.
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But when it was reintroduced to Naka and Yasuhara, they recognized that this was the design they were looking for.
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Congressional Democrats have reintroduced a bill to create a climate change adaptation fund supported by a new federal bond program.
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However, climate change has caused rising temps, which defrosted the reindeer and reintroduced anthrax to the Arctic Circle's Yamal Peninsula.
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This herd originated in Sweden, but was reintroduced to the Scottish Highlands in 1952 as part of a successful experiment.
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You were just saying you invested all that time and had to get your fans reintroduced to the real you.
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On Tuesday, a separate pair of Democrats in the House and Senate reintroduced their bill to limit Trump's nuclear powers.
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This is why we strongly support the newly reintroduced, bipartisan Charitable Conservation Easement Program Integrity Act sponsored by Republican Sen.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), one of bill's original co-sponsors, told The Hill that it will be reintroduced this Congress.
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The violence that year reintroduced American cities to civil rights protests and made Black Lives Matter a megaphone of dismay.
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But it reintroduced the movie-a-day model last week, and updated its technology to prevent users from sharing accounts.
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Blackburn reintroduced the bill in her name after Franks resigned to ensure it had a sponsor still serving in Congress.
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But lawmakers reintroduced the bill last week, dropping a previously included provision that would codify the IRS's "Free File" program.
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The legislation failed to move forward during last year's heated presidential campaign, but supporters say it will be reintroduced soon.
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But after a long absence, the race organizers reintroduced one or two motorbikes a day for print and online reporters.
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Sweden has also increased defense spending, reintroduced the draft and put troops on the strategically important island of Gotland. 4.
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Struggling to control Europe's worst migration crisis in decades, some Schengen countries have reintroduced controls on the area's internal borders.
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And starting on Sunday, when Popeyes reintroduced its chicken sandwich to the menu, those diners' deep-fried prayers were answered.
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Many documents will be reintroduced to further the narrative that they are trying to convince the jury is the truth.
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This guy rocked a sweater like no other, and being reintroduced to that felt like a breath of fresh air.
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Even if she had been captured alive, the authorities said the tigress could never have been reintroduced into the wild.
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The material they worked in was significant, as ivory had only recently begun arriving in Europe on reintroduced trade routes.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts agrees, and just reintroduced a bill that would bar employers from asking for credit histories.
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The couple met briefly in 2012 at a party in New York, but were reintroduced a year later through OkCupid.
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But watching Ms. Skinner and Ms. Ziemba, as middle-aged former showgirls being reintroduced to their youth, I was shivering.
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Trump has reintroduced the principle of deterrence which is key to peace through strength as Reagan established in modern times.
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In Asia, China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), reintroduced a policy adjustment aimed at supporting the yuan.
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Six months ago, they reintroduced their bagels to supermarkets; now their bagel balls are in 2000,240 stores and 2000,240 Starbucks.
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The bill, called the Strengthening Cybersecurity Information Sharing and Coordination in Our Ports Act of 2017, was reintroduced by Rep.
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There was hopeful news on this front when the bill was reintroduced in the Senate just last week by Sens.
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Meanwhile, Lithuania has reintroduced conscription and issued citizens a manual advising what to do in the event of a Russian invasion.
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The two senators reintroduced the measure this year and made getting Republican senators on board with the the legislation a priority.
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THIS year marks the 28th anniversary of Gregg v Georgia, the Supreme Court case that reintroduced the death penalty to America.
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Last season Antonio Conte, Chelsea's Italian manager, reintroduced the 3-4-3 formation, previously considered unpopular, and promptly won the title.
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UPS says it first introduced its electric vehicle fleet to the US in the 1930s and reintroduced modern versions in 2001.
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Carli thought that Davis—who had reintroduced the world to former child star Drew Barrymore with her film Guncrazy—was perfect.
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Yellowstone National Park reintroduced gray wolves into the park in 1995 after they, too, had been killed off a century earlier.
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Arms-control talks were the norm until Ronald Reagan took office and reintroduced a note of instability into US nuclear policy.
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Transdev, a city-contracted transit company, said the drivers' union had simply reintroduced the same demands from earlier in the week.
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He also reintroduced the "Ratchasawat", a basic code of conduct for those in royal service rooted in the old absolutist court.
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We're reintroduced to 54-year-old Thomas by watching him stroll through his decked-out Charleston mansion in tight white pants.
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Most recently, the Senate and the House of the 115th Congress reintroduced the Promotion and Expansion of Private Employee Ownership Act.
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The bill was reintroduced on the birthday of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who signed the law creating Social Security in 1935.
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We've seen these kinds of pedestrian plazas being reintroduced all over the world, bringing great economic and health benefits with them.
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Vern BuchananVernon Gale BuchananMORE (R-Fla.), reintroduced the Sunshine Protection Act last week, which would make daylight saving time permanent nationwide.
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Pallone recently reintroduced the Stopping Bad Robocalls Act, which would expand the Federal Communications Commission's authority to crack down on robocalls.
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It initially suspended rides on the Didi Hitch platform for a week, and then reintroduced it with a 10 p.m. curfew.
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The Debt-Free College Act, which aims to cover all costs associated with attending a public college, was reintroduced this year.
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Hickman has also reintroduced the concept of omega-level mutants, under a taxonomical system that identifies mutants by their power levels.
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The bipartisan bill, reintroduced earlier this year after it didn't get a vote during the last Congress, is sponsored by Sens.
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John Thune, Chuck Grassley and Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reintroduced a plan to eliminate what they call "the death tax" entirely.
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Analysts from giant asset manager Woodford said in a note that they had reintroduced currency hedging of their U.S. dollar exposure.
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But the tax on palm oil can be reintroduced in the law at a later stage, notably by the National Assembly.
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But under the council's rules, a suspended bill could be restored with 12 days' notice, meaning it could be reintroduced. Mrs.
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The Blue Oval reintroduced its popular smaller pickup truck for the North American market at the North American International Auto Show.
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The legislation is expected to be reintroduced to the Commons in the first full week of January, starting Monday, January 6.
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Congress repealed them in 1970, but Presidents Nixon and Reagan reintroduced them in new ways in the later &apos0003s and &apos80s.
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Schumer and Texas Senator John Cornyn, who is a member of Republican leadership, reintroduced the bipartisan bill some seven months ago.
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When the panel was over, she reintroduced herself to Mr. Maxwell and asked if she could interview him for her novel.
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At least 80-85% must be fully immunised to ensure that polio cannot spread among unvaccinated individuals if it is ever reintroduced.
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Rosa DeLauro reintroduced the Family And Medical Insurance Leave (FAMILY) Act, which would create a national paid family and medical leave program.
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Another complication is that the virus can survive in pork products for months, meaning it can be reintroduced into herds by accident.
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Apple has fixed a security flaw for a second time after it accidentally reintroduced an old bug in a recent software update.
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Once these juiced-up CAR-T cells are reintroduced into the patient's bloodstream, they should prevent cancer from spreading and taking hold.
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But writer Ta-Nehisi Coates reintroduced it to the mainstream with a piece, "The Case for Reparations," in 1473 in The Atlantic.
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The NPS reintroduced wolves in 1995 when we stopped seeing them as monsters and started seeing them as cute and cuddly creatures.
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I'm from Sudan and in my mother's generation, the Pharaonic version of FGM, the "ritual nicking," was reintroduced in Egypt and Sudan.
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The bill doesn't look likely to pass, although it was reintroduced earlier this month, possibly putting it up for discussion this year.
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It had reintroduced them for the first time in 33 years back in 2016 in the hopes of drawing in new consumers.
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A bipartisan bill protecting state laws regulating marijuana use from the federal government was reintroduced on Thursday in the House and Senate.
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A stronger iteration of the bill has since been reintroduced, and is still pending while activists and lawmakers negotiate on several clauses.
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Some luxuries, like free meals on long flights, are being reintroduced — but many of the extra fees appear to be sticking around.
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Under the operation, kiwi eggs in the wild were rescued and later reintroduced into the forest after they had hatched or fledged.
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Just last month, the House of Representatives passed the Rehabilitation for Multiemployer Pensions Act, and the Senate reintroduced the Butch Lewis Act.
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But when Holt reintroduced his bill in Congress in 6383 and 2009 to do the same, he still couldn't get any interest.
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It wasn't until a year after graduation that they hit it off after being reintroduced at a mutual friend's party in Houston.
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Years later, that same mutual friend reintroduced Ms. Coviello and Mr. Lyons at a parade in New Orleans, and they became friends.
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That bill is expected to be reintroduced in upcoming months and is supported by top senators on the Intelligence Committee including Sens.
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The hashtag #boycottBermuda began trending on social media, encouraging people not to travel to the island until same-sex marriage is reintroduced.
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As a nod to that accolade, Lagavulin, on the occasion of its bicentennial in 2016, reintroduced an eight-year-old single malt.
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The State of California has not reintroduced gray wolves into the environment, but some have migrated into the state on their own.
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The government this year reintroduced the Zimbabwe dollar currency, ending a decade of dollarisation, and also removed subsidies on electricity and fuel.
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Rosa DeLauro, has reintroduced the FAMILY Act, a plan that would guarantee new parents and other caregivers 12 weeks of paid leave.
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Location sharing was reintroduced to Google Maps last year after it killed off an earlier version of the feature known as Google Latitude.
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This is why legislators reintroduced the same bill after Murphy, a Democrat who heavily campaigned on criminal justice reform, took office in 221.
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The central bank did little to soothe jittery markets when it reintroduced a cap on overnight lending for banks, a source of liquidity.
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One of her Republican friends, she said, is still a state lawmaker and texted her recently when an anti-Sharia bill was reintroduced.
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Wolves, once nearly extinct, were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park in the mid-1990s, according to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department website.
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Scribd reintroduced its unlimited ebook and audiobook subscription a year ago, and it began producing its own original book-related content as well.
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Each of these cubs helps strengthen the vulnerable panda population and has the potential of being reintroduced into the wild later in life.
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The state's Department of Environmental Protection, which reintroduced turkeys to the state in the 1970s, says that there are now about 25,000 statewide.
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The bill, which she's reintroduced to the 116th Congress, is supported by several other presidential candidates including Warren, Booker, Sanders, Harris, and Klobuchar.
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I reintroduced tech T-shirts into my wardrobe and banished my teasing brushes and hairsprays to the farthest corner of my bathroom cabinets.
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When the price of bread doubled a year ago, triggering protests, the government tried to reverse course and reintroduced some of the subsidy.
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Military spending is rising—by about 5% annually in real terms over the next three years—and conscription is being reintroduced next year.
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Originally designed by Ralph Gilles, now design chief for the FCA group, it reintroduced attitude to the banal sedan back in the day.
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The bill was reintroduced several weeks ago by Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin, and has support on both sides of the aisle.
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The pushback over Bradbury's nomination is just the latest incident in a nationwide debate on torture that has been reintroduced by Trump's presidency.
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The only chance it has now is to be reintroduced in the new Congress, debated, and brought to a vote in both houses.
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They were reintroduced, with caveats, in 2005 when the country's entire intellectual property regime was updated to comply with World Trade Organization rules.
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The Prescription Drug Transparency Act, which I reintroduced this February, would stop PBMs from prioritizing their profits over what is best for patients.
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In late January, Smith also reintroduced his No First Use Act that would make it U.S. policy not to use nuclear weapons first.
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The Equality Act, reintroduced in Congress on Wednesday, would change that and provide much-needed protection for LGBT people across the United States.
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In January, legislators reintroduced a resolution that directs President Trump to end U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition's catastrophic war in Yemen.
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A 2009 article in The New York Times headlined "This Band Was Punk Before Punk Was Punk," reintroduced its music to the world.
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In order to make urban areas "smart," they need to be walkable, meaning schools and housing need to be reintroduced in downtown areas.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, reintroduced an updated version known as the "Clean Dream Act" in the Senate on 7/20/2017. Rep.
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A version of the MFA was reintroduced last year, and most of the lawmakers who voted for the 2013 bill remain in office.
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The couple met in 2015 at a housewarming party in San Francisco, then were reintroduced a few months later by a mutual friend.
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That could change now that Google has reintroduced a podcast player and music streaming services like Spotify are looking to podcasting for growth.
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They met him at the bus stop and guided him home while his wife reintroduced him to neighbors they passed on the way.
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Furthermore, the immune system of the same mouse seemed able to attack a tumor later even when the drifting PD-L1 was reintroduced.
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The extradition bill has been withdrawn by Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam, but the protesters want assurances that it won't be reintroduced.
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The original Mothership has not survived, but a reproduction was made when Mr. Clinton reintroduced the gimmick in stage shows in the 1990s.
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This legislation to make additional improvements to accessible housing for foster youth was reintroduced and is making its way through the 85033th Congress.
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He hired its first editorial and marketing staff, redesigned its covers and reintroduced paperback reprints to booksellers as if they were new books.
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Despite the ERA being reintroduced in every Congress since the early 1980s, the effort to add it to the Constitution languished for decades.
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The commission reintroduced what is known as the UHF discount, under which broadcasters can exclude from ownership caps stations that use ultrahigh frequencies.
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The legislation was reintroduced in the Senate in March with bipartisan support, but there has been no action since then on the measure.
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The carrier first reintroduced an Unlimited plan in February 2017, then split them into two tiers, Go and Beyond, in August that year.
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FDA also should ban flavoring agents and allow each to be reintroduced only after careful study of their safety when inhaled, said Cucullo.
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More recently, he's reintroduced his proposal for an indefinite barring of Muslim immigration into the country — a suggestion widely condemned by elected Republicans.
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It's not the first time this has happened, and local farmers are pissed that brown bears are being reintroduced to the pastoral, mountain region.
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The BoE is not expected to introduce new measures, having last month cut interest rates to record lows and reintroduced an asset-purchase programme.
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Wildlife officials reintroduced the web-footed swimmers into the Verde River in the early 1980s, and now otters are common throughout the entire watershed.
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The project then disappeared from the spotlight for a few years before Harley-Davidson reintroduced the LiveWire in production-ready form in November 2018.
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Haldane has now reintroduced two prides of lions to the area, not for lion hunting, but to help keep growing game populations in check.
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Once reintroduced into a patient's bloodstream, the juiced-up immune cells made it much more difficult for the cancer to spread and take hold.
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Chinese officials in 2018 reintroduced measures to stabilize its managed currency, aimed at keeping the yuan's daily midpoint fixed to a relatively stable value.
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Like others, I waited and almost forgot all about it, until it was reintroduced last month and I actually could go and preorder it.
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And though the butterfly's numbers have increased since being reintroduced in the '70s, a 2010 and a 1997 law prevent their capture and sale.
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So far, the Trump administration's unwavering stance has reintroduced an important element of deterrence toward Iran that had weakened considerably under the Obama administration.
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On Wednesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic lawmakers reintroduced the Paycheck Fairness Act, a measure intended to strengthen equal pay protections for women.
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This bill follows the exact format of one proposed by New York Assemblyman Matthew Titone in June 2015 and reintroduced a couple weeks ago.
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Stop me if you've heard this one: MoviePass, at this point the Benny Hill of subscription services, has re-re-reintroduced its unlimited plan.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.) and David Perdue (R-Ga.) have reintroduced a bill that would boost coordination between DHS and state and local governments.
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When the bill was reintroduced, Senate Republicans balked at the idea of a permanent compensation fund with an initial price tag of $29 billion.
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The Senate recently reintroduced legislation bearing his name – the Taylor Force Act – to help protect Americans, Israelis and other innocent victims from his fate.
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The mystery of a grain Years ago while doing research for his cookbook, Thiam was reintroduced to fonio, the grain he knew from childhood.
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Senators Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut have reintroduced the Security and Privacy in Your Car (SPY Car) Act of 2017.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill to create a carbon tax late last year, and the legislation was reintroduced earlier this year.
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This week, Congress reintroduced the State Cyber Resiliency Act, which encourages state and local governments to strengthen their defenses against cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities.
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In the '90s, Levi's reintroduced its button-fly jeans, which were originally released in 1954 and fastened with a button rather than a zipper.
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And on Tuesday, Conaway reintroduced legislation that would block the U.S. from selling any technology or intellectual property with national security implications to China.
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Since pulling out of the deal, the US has reintroduced all nuclear-related sanctions against Tehran, along with a slew of other punitive measures.
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To stem an influx of migrants, some Schengen countries have reintroduced border controls in recent months, leading to fears the whole system could collapse.
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Norma Torres (D-Calif.) reintroduced the legislation in late June, after the "notPetya" malware attack ravaged computer systems in Europe and the United States.
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His outspoken stance even saw some success, derailing the resolution for a day before it was reintroduced and brought to a vote on Friday.
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The sport went dormant for years afterward as the country recovered from war and political upheaval, but expatriates reintroduced it in the mid-1990s.
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Demonstrators fear the bill, which would allow extraditions to the mainland and could expose them to China's opaque legal system, will simply be reintroduced.
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When that try fizzled, he reintroduced himself as an independent, honest-dealing alternative to the rancorous business-as-usual politics of the major parties.
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This week, the Fed reintroduced a program to support the commercial paper market, short-term debt that large companies use to finance their operations.
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Another problem, said Dr. Holt, is that patients would have to take the antibiotic indefinitely, because Fusobacteria are constantly being reintroduced into the mouth.
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He has reintroduced a bill to repeal Obamacare that was approved by Republicans a little over a year ago, but was vetoed by Obama.
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While it may be too late this year, this legislation should be on Congress' Christmas wish list for 2017, when it will be reintroduced.
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McDonald's then reintroduced the sauce in October, but its release was clouded by chaos at stores as fans protested over a lack of supply.
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Still another of his projects, the short-lived Cardinal, Ford's first front-wheel-drive vehicle, was reintroduced in Germany and developed into the Taunus.
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Starting at the past week's debate and continuing with his speech in Nevada, Buttigieg has reintroduced himself as the competent, moderate alternative to Sanders.
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In 2018, Trump unilaterally withdrew from the agreement and reintroduced sanctions on Tehran that had been previously lifted in accordance with the nuclear deal.
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In an effort to protect vulnerable communities, the bills that will be reintroduced will specifically target white supremacists and those convicted of hate crimes.
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With a 330-year history, Husqvarna is hardly a startup but it's reintroduced itself since coming under new corporate ownership a few years ago.
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His work, all but absent since, is being reintroduced by Skoto Gallery in one of the most stimulating painting shows in Chelsea this season.
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In 2015, Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico reintroduced a resolution in the Senate calling for Indonesia to face up to its traumatic history.
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A version of this bill was introduced to the City Council in 1986 and has been reintroduced many times since, never passing into law.
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His center reintroduced some critically endangered Delacour's langurs to the wild in the Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve, about 523 minutes down the road.
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In response, some European countries have deployed troops, erected border fences or temporarily reintroduced ID checks, undermining Europe&aposs wide-ranging passport-free travel area.
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The Dallas-based company said it reintroduced the $1013 offer for unlimited chicken wings once it saw the impact it was having on its sales.
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These restaurants have reintroduced noise-blotting carpets and tablecloths — and they're making quiet dining a luxury for those who can afford to pay, Ferst writes.
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A bill has been reintroduced in the California state legislature that would limit the number of guns Californians can purchase to just one per month.
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Other European countries seeking to bolster their ranks are turning to conscription, which has been reintroduced in Sweden and Lithuania amid heightening tensions with Russia.
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When Playboy reintroduced nudity this February after a two-year experiment without it, people questioned if the floundering brand had a place in today's culture.
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At the Komische Oper Berlin here, where Mr. Kosky has been the artistic director since 2012, he has reintroduced lesser-known pieces to the repertory.
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That triggered the mass withdrawal of European companies from carmakers to oil majors, in order to avoid crippling U.S. penalties reintroduced in stages on Aug.
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DeJesus was reintroduced to audiences, who last saw her and her daughter, Nova, in the first and only season of Teen Mom 3 in 2013.
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And now they've been reintroduced by Bésame Cosmetics, the vintage-inspired makeup line known for bringing back classic forms of makeup such as mixing powders.
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For riders, Uber's credit card, a joint product with Barclays, will be reintroduced with richer rewards for payments within Uber's transportation and food delivery services.
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To that end, I have reintroduced two proposals I believe will make a real difference for families: the Workplace Advancement and the Strong Families acts.
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New bipartisan versions of the DREAM Act have been reintroduced in recent months, including a version proposed by Graham and Durbin prior to August recess.
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PAY-OFF Siemens reintroduced a scheme this year to pay up to 3,22050 euros to employees who refer candidates that it successfully places in jobs.
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Last year they reintroduced their former radio show after its cancellation in 2011, now called Grime After Grime on online radio station Toronto Radio Project.
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Baldwin and Levin on Wednesday reintroduced legislation that would tax carried interest as ordinary income while leaving the tax rates for pass-through businesses unchanged.
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The legislation was reintroduced in early 2017 and in March of this year the legislation passed the Education Committee by a vote of 85033-1.
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A bipartisan group of U.S. senators last week reintroduced legislation to repeal all restrictions on travel to Cuba, this time attracting far more co-sponsors.
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Any measure that doesn't become law in the coming months will die at the end of the Congress and have to be reintroduced in 2019.
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Slowly, all those other textures of his work naturally found their way back in, as he reintroduced vocals, guitar, strings, sampling techniques and organic beats.
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Of course, this is just the latest eyebrow-raising behavior that's surfaced over the past week or so since Popeyes reintroduced their viral sensation sandwich.
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Grassley said at the Barr hearing that he wants to try again to pass the bill, and Johnson said it would be reintroduced this Congress.
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"You never shared the true meaning of the project... always putting the national interest first - you reintroduced these ideas and made them contagious," he wrote.
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The company reintroduced its service in Madrid in March after beating a hasty retreat from the market in 2014 following a court ruling against it.
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Congressional Democrats on Tuesday reintroduced legislation which would impose fines on credit reporting agencies for compromising customer data, a response to the massive Equifax breach.
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Facebook earlier this week reintroduced its own payments service Facebook Pay, which will be available to all its 85033 million members across all its services.
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About a week later, I reintroduced my legislation during the brief period of time when there was heightened public awareness of the sanctuary cities scourge.
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Chlorine gas was reintroduced to warfare in the Middle East during the American occupation of Iraq when insurgents made improvised explosive devices out of chlorine.
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While the Senate has yet to take up the measure, in May, Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) once again reintroduced the bill as H.R. 2706.
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If the 2016 election has brought forward a new generation of Clinton antagonists — WikiLeaks, Breitbart, Russia — it has also reintroduced America to an old one.
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Schatz and Democratic colleagues have reintroduced legislation that would increase requirements on credit reporting agencies in order to help correct errors in consumer credit reports.
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The euro fell sharply against the dollar after the European Central Bank (ECB) cut its key interest rate and reintroduced a a major stimulus program.
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Congress can take a big step toward solving this problem by passing the Family Act, recently reintroduced by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Representative Rosa DeLauro.
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Later in her life, the Christie's auction house successfully reintroduced her work to buyers, and one of her sculptures sold for $1.4 million in 2013.
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Mr. Trump pulled the United States out of the 2015 deal last year and reintroduced punishing sanctions that have put the countries increasingly at odds.
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Hostilities have intensified between the two countries since President Trump withdrew the United States from the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reintroduced economic sanctions.
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The couple met in 2010 while working at Camp Ramah, a Jewish summer camp in Wisconsin, and where reintroduced by a mutual friend in 2013.
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Mike Lee reintroduced a controversial bill Thursday that aims to protect religious freedom but which critics argue could lead to discrimination against the LGBTQ community.
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The teams play rugby sevens, a more open style of the sport that was reintroduced into the Olympics for 2016 after a 92-year hiatus.
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Gary Peters with slim lead over GOP rival in Michigan MORE (D-Mich.), I reintroduced the Childhood Outcomes Need New Efficient Community Teams (CONNECT) Act.
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It allows Trump to avoid walking away from his own position, yet shields his administration from the opprobrium it would receive if it reintroduced torture.
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If Congress doesn't agree to a new spending deal, strict limits on defense and nondefense spending will be reintroduced under the 2628 Budget Control Act.
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A bipartisan group of senators recently reintroduced the Justice Safety Valve Act, which would give judges more flexibility to impose lighter sentences in certain cases.
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Some 2016 lobbying dollars spent included call spoofing, spectrum matters and the Email Privacy Act, which was just reintroduced in Congress, according to disclosure forms.
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Other animals like the land iguana, which were wiped out by invasive predators centuries ago, have only just been reintroduced to the islands by conservationists.
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Indonesia's Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasonna Laoly reintroduced the bill in 2015 to replace the 100-year-old Dutch colonial-era penal code.
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If Congress doesn't agree to a new spending deal, strict limits on defense and nondefense spending will be reintroduced under the 2011 Budget Control Act.
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The fiscal 2018 defense appropriations bill, which the House Appropriations Committee reintroduced on Thursday, is expected to come to the floor as early as Tuesday.
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The legislation being reintroduced by Sanders, who describes himself as a democratic socialist, previously counted several Democrats as co-sponsors, including potential 2503 presidential contenders Sens.
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In the footage above, provided by the Georgia Aquarium, you can see the magical moment a group of rehabilitated penguins are reintroduced to their home waters.
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If the third of Britons who would like the death penalty reintroduced got their way, the country might inadvertently end up letting more criminals walk free.
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He's a character from the old Expanded Universe, but was recently reintroduced through Star Wars Rebels, and got his own novel and a comic book miniseries.
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And the chief set himself up for ridicule when observing that a redistricting reform bill, first drafted in 2005, "has been reintroduced in every Congress since".
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The Smithsonian's National Zoo released a video in April reporting that the scimitar-horned oryx has been reintroduced in Chad and appear to be doing well.
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The reintroduced population was intended to stay in federal wildlife refuges, but wolves aren't very keen on borders and immediately began to spread to private property.
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The Guardian explains:...Magistrates were told the large blue became extinct [in the British Isles] in the 1970s and has been reintroduced to a few sites.
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Final tallies on these votes are expected to be disclosed on Friday, and proposals that reach 3-percent of the vote or higher can be reintroduced.
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Google has reintroduced its Translate mobile apps to China, where they can now be accessed and used without the need for software to bypass local censorship.
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Our thought bubble: If Trump were truly concerned about this sales-tax loophole, he could get behind the bipartisan bill, reintroduced in the Senate in April.
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She backs a bill, reintroduced last week by a bipartisan group of senators, to reform the commodity programs and wants farmer checkoff payments to be voluntary.
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Golf's first gold medal in 112 years, after the sport was reintroduced to the Olympics in Rio, will be awarded on Sunday after two more rounds.
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After the crash, Uber pulled all its self-driving vehicles off public road testing until December 2018 when it reintroduced a modified autonomous program in Pittsburgh.
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But the US sanctions passed by Congress in 2012 -- and likely to be the first reintroduced -- demand other countries reduce Iranian oil imports or risk penalties.
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Under the tenacious stewardship of its founding artistic director, James Houghton, this troupe has reintroduced New Yorkers to playwrights who threatened to recede into the shadows.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced a bill aimed at modernizing federal information technology, returning focus to an issue Congress attempted to tackle last year.
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A pair of top Democrats in the House and Senate on Wednesday reintroduced a bill to make it U.S. policy not to use nuclear weapons first.
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U.S. President Donald Trump reintroduced sanctions on Iran last year, targeting in particular the country's lifeblood oil sector, after pulling out of a 2015 nuclear deal.
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" Nearly twenty years later, amid the rise of the Silicon Valley giants, Columbia Law School professor Tim Wu reintroduced the problem in his book "Attention Merchants.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle also expressed support for The Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States (STATES) Act, which was reintroduced in April.
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The reintroduced Blazer borrows styling from the Camaro and comes with either a 3.6-liter V6 engine, making 305 horsepower or a 193-horsepower four-banger.
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In By 1980, red wolves were declared extinct in the wild, and the last animals were gathered and bred, then reintroduced in North Carolina in 1987.
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They were an heirloom variety, reintroduced by the food historian Glenn Roberts at Anson Mills—potent little field peas, possessed of an unreasonably rich brown broth.
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In February, Bernie Sanders reintroduced the Social Security Expansion Act, with sponsorships from three other leading Democratic presidential contenders: Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Kamala Harris.
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The Regulatory Accountability Act reintroduced Wednesday in the upper chamber would require federal agencies to issue the most "cost-effective" rules necessary to accomplish their goals.
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Ever since Céline reintroduced the shape as a chic, wear-all-day alternative, they've become a favorite of editors, bloggers, models, designers, and fashion lovers alike.
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After a week of recovery, the primates were each reintroduced into outdoor housing that included three to nine breeding females, all with a successful reproductive history.
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Mr. Schwartz bought up Ms. Mitchell's patents, hired her as his lead food scientist, and reintroduced Elmhurst Dairy as Elmhurst 1925, a dairy-free beverage company.
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Though she drew inspiration from postwar American sculpture, Ms. Whiteread's solidifications reintroduced human emotions into abstract art and subtly engaged with love, fear, illness and death.
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The Camaro IROC-Z was produced until early 1991, when the license expired, and the Z28 was reintroduced as the performance car in the Camaro series.
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In a statement, Li Fengting, China director for the Tampax brand, said it had reintroduced the product in hopes of attracting a younger generation of women.
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Still, by raising the specter of interference in the midterms, he reintroduced the notion that a foreign power could alter the outcome of an American election.
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About a year later, Mr. Mitchell said, "We were reintroduced by the same person, and it caught root, and there were sparks, and it worked out."
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In 2009, the bag was reintroduced for the first time by then-creative director Frida Giannini, who changed the name to "the Bouvier" (Onassis' maiden name).
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India, the second-largest consumer, has reintroduced a local sales tax on gold jewelry and jewelers there will go on indefinite strike from Tuesday in protest.
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Add milk to the long list of traditional foods that are being rediscovered by young entrepreneurs and reintroduced in small-batch — and often high-priced — form.
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A fifth of respondents said they would fly the Max immediately after it is reintroduced into airline fleets, the Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey found.
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Benefits are capped at $125,000 a year per farm, and the farmer needs to be able to document that the reintroduced species was indeed the perpetrator.
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Four years after her debut, she was reintroduced to the world in Technicolor, thereby showing her seemingly black lipstick for what it actually was: bright red.
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Benchmark denied that it is now pursuing Whitman's candidacy for the Uber role, saying in a statement that it had not reintroduced her name for consideration.
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Television may also be giving film executives confidence; specials like "The Wiz Live!" and "Grease: Live" have reintroduced break-into-song entertainment to a mass audience.
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With the onset of the Cold War, Turkey's ruling, ostensibly secular elite opted for Islamization to check leftist politics, and religious education was reintroduced in 1946.
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The FEC's plan does specify that, once the school has reintroduced full scholarships for undergrads and stabilized its finances, it will then increase graduate scholarships again.
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After his MOMMIES Act failed to move to the Senate floor for a vote, Booker reintroduced it earlier this month with cosponsors Gillibrand, Harris and Warren. Rep.
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In May, Harris reintroduced her 2018 bill to tackle racial disparities in maternal health and rolled out her proposal to fine companies that don't achieve pay equity.
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Off-kilter details like the diagonal bowl on the lowercase 'g' and the unusually wide 'U' were lost over the years, but have been reintroduced in Johnston100.
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Ted Cruz of Texas reintroduced legislation last month calling on the State Department to designate the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization or explain why it would not.
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On December 30, Yadav was expelled from the party by his father, only to be reintroduced back into the fold less than 24-hours later, News18 reported.
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Cara Jane Farrar Peterson, 52, says she finally feels like she âbelongs somewhereâ being reintroduced to her childhood friend Karen Smith, 51, as her step-sister.
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The trailer only got more exciting as it reintroduced whirling Sith menace Darth Maul and Yoda, here in his incarnation as heavily CG-ed backflip frog man.
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The plans work with the company's reintroduced card and will be in effect with Sinemia Enterprise, a white label service the company has introduced for theater chains.
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Click here to view original GIFUseful widgets: When Apple reintroduced Spotlight on iOS 9 as just a right swipe away from your homescreen, the results were underwhelming.
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Chakib Alj of the millers federation said the government will announce on Thursday that it is being reintroduced, after the plan is approved by the government council.
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"The principles of presidential term limits in the constitution must be reintroduced," Deby told a convention of his ruling party, for which he is the presidential candidate.
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When the monkeys are reintroduced into the open, they find it difficult to fit in, causing them to look for alternate sources of food near human habitations.
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The Senate's criminal justice reform bill — which passed out of committee last year, but was reintroduced with substantial changes on Thursday — has tipped over into the latter.
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President Trump urged Congress to "fix" a veterans' health-care program hours after the chairman of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee reintroduced a plan to do so.
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As a nation, we celebrated when wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone — the crown jewel of the national park system — after being exterminated in the early 20th century.
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Y.), who is campaigning for president, reintroduced a paid family leave measure this week, hoping to talk up the issue as she visits primary states (The Hill).
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The measure, which also failed in late April, was reintroduced shortly after Ryan swore Conroy back into his position following the chaplain rescinding his resignation last week.
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Europe, meanwhile, contends with uncertain Brexit negotiations, a Schengen Area where several nations have reintroduced border controls, and a populist governing coalition driving Italy toward fiscal disaster.
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The Eyes on the Courts Act, which he reintroduced Monday, goes a step further, allowing cameras in all Supreme Court as well as federal appellate court proceedings.
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BILL WOULD TAKE ON PATENT TROLLS AT TRADE COMMISSION: A bipartisan pair of lawmakers reintroduced their bill aimed at thwarting patent trolls at the International Trade Commission.
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If they were somehow reintroduced to water on the lunar surface, they'd have the potential to return to an active state, but that would also require oxygen.
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A bipartisan group of senators on Thursday reintroduced a bill that would prevent the president from withdrawing from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) without Senate approval.
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Off-kilter details like the diagonal bowl on the lowercase 'g' and the unusually wide 'U' were lost over the years, but have been reintroduced in Johnston100.
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In 2015, the year that Apple Music arrived and Tidal was reintroduced by Jay Z, paid subscription services generated $1.2 billion in sales in the United States.
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Last year Patek Philippe updated its 20-year-old women's model, the Twenty-4, which it reshaped with a round dial and reintroduced with an automatic movement.
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Gray wolves were successfully reintroduced in the mid-1990s when the federal government relocated 31 wolves from Canada to Wyoming's Yellowstone country and 35 to central Idaho.
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One of these criticisms is of "re-wilding," where predators that were once thought of as a threat are reintroduced in order to benefit the whole ecosystem.
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The bill has languished in the House for decades, first introduced by former Congressman John Conyers in 1989 and reintroduced every year until his retirement in 2017.
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The network was reintroduced with a new name, RT, and hired McCann — the same American advertising firm that once helped the United States sell the Marshall Plan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sheep have been reintroduced to London's Hampstead Heath for the first time since the 1950s to test an environmentally friendly way of maintaining the area.
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No system was ever put in place to prevent hybrids from release into the wild, nor to ensure that reintroduced animals were matched with their geographic origins.
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This April, Mr. Essebsi's government reintroduced in Parliament a bill to grant amnesty to corrupt businessmen and officials who voluntarily repaid ill-gotten gains reaped under dictatorship.
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But comic book fans were treated to action-movie-like spectacle in The Ultimates, a 2002 comic book series that reintroduced the Avengers to a modern audience.
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The bank said tax breaks recently reintroduced by the government lowered its future taxable income and, as a consequence, the value of its deferred tax assets (DTA).
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It was removed from the course of study and not reintroduced until every single student who had been there at the time of the suicide had graduated.
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We first met when I was 16 in the South of France, and he recalled our conversation to the smallest detail when we were reintroduced years later.
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On the House side, a bill similar in scope to Mr. Sanders's is under revision and will soon be reintroduced with Ms. Jayapal as the main sponsor.
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David Petraeus, also a former CIA director, told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that he thinks Trump has given up the notion that torture will be reintroduced under his administration.
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While last week's season 2 premiere reintroduced us to our star-crossed lovers-slash-murderers, this next episode zooms out to give us a much bigger, confusing picture.
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Also this week, former CIA Director David Petraeus told CNN's Christiane Amanpour he believes Trump has given up the notion that torture will be reintroduced under his administration.
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Huawei's also reintroduced a USB Type-A back in the mix, in addition to the standard two Type-C ports, so that's definitely a plus for most users.
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Since 2012, small batches of the species have been reintroduced into Mulligan's Flat, a sanctuary near Canberra, which is helping bring back the eastern bettong and other species.
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Friday is likely the last day Congress is in session and the bill will need to be reintroduced next year, when Democrats are in control of the House.
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The U.S. government reintroduced sanctions against Iran's oil industry in November but allowed some buyers limited purchases of Iranian crude oil under a waiver program until May 1.
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Dianne Feinstein have reintroduced proposals for an assault-style weapons ban in the 14 years since the first one lapsed, but they've never really gained traction among conservatives.
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Three-wheelers, based on the cars that the company made in its first six decades, were reintroduced in 2011 and now make up almost a third of production.
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A group of 54 U.S. senators reintroduced legislation last Thursday to repeal all remaining restrictions on travel to Cuba, signaling support for U.S.-Cuba detente on Capitol Hill.
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Liberia was first declared free of Ebola transmission in May 2015, but the virus has been reintroduced twice since then, with the latest flare-up occurring in November.
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In one post on November 29, many of Kompik's friends left comments detailing meaningful encounters, which Dale Sr. says has helped them to be reintroduced to their son.
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Wives embraced their husbands for the first time in 22019 years; fathers were reintroduced to their children, last seen as infants, who now had children of their own.
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Bipartisan groups of lawmakers in the House and the Senate on Thursday reintroduced legislation that would make it easier for states to collect sales tax from online purchases.
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The federal government cannot bear the full weight of development or sustainment costs, as it did throughout most of the last decade until competition was reintroduced in 2015.
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Because the draft was ended in the United States in 2556 and not reintroduced until 27652, Mr. Berg could not have been drafted into the Army in 21.
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Because the draft was ended in the United States in 1918 and not reintroduced until 1940, Mr. Berg could not have been drafted into the Army in 1939.
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The researchers collected living specimens to create a new population of tree lobsters that could be reintroduced to the wild if the ones on Ball's Pyramid ever disappeared.
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While she has not included file deletion rights in a data protection bill she recently reintroduced, she didn't rule it out when I spoke with her by phone.
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By contrast, cholera has killed about 10,000 people in Haiti since it was reintroduced by United Nations peacekeepers in 2010, triggering that country's first outbreak in 50 years.
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The southern African nation reintroduced the Zimbabwe dollar last June, ending a decade of dollarisation, but this resulted in runaway inflation, which economists say reached 520% in December.
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An investment for the plant has been expected for some time, as the vehicles haven't been fully redesigned since GM reintroduced midsize pickups in the U.S. in 2014.
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A bipartisan group of legislators reintroduced in January the Bar Removal of Individuals who Dream and Grow our Economy (BRIDGE) Act, designed to put DACA formally into law.
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The resolution was then reintroduced on Friday by four of the other non-permanent members of the Security Council — New Zealand, Malaysia, Venezuela, and Senegal — but not Egypt.
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"We have systems and measures that were established to deal with the previous Ebola threat, and these procedures can be reintroduced if this is deemed as necessary," he said.
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Neverland Ranch, which failed to find a buyer after the King of Pop's death, is being reintroduced to the market, with a giant price cut and a new name.
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She recently reintroduced a bill that gives companies tax credits for providing paid family leave and another that would boost protections for women seeking equal pay in the workplace.
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New Jersey Senator and 2020 Democratic hopeful Corey Booker in February reintroduced the Marijuana Justice Act, which would legalize weed and automatically expunge marijuana convictions from people's criminal records.
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Elgato actually announced Aqua back in January, but it looks like it relies on a new "irrigation control" HomeKit feature in iOS 11 so that's why it's being reintroduced.
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While the recently reintroduced "Every Child Deserves a Family Act" includes protections to safeguard adopted children from conversion therapy, it continues to be a frightening option in most states.
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Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) is reintroduced reliving his glory days as a superhero – not out of vanity or regret, but in order to entertain his daughter (Abby Ryder Fortson).
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Verizon reintroduced its own unlimited data plan in February 20103, and soon AT&T was forced to follow suit, while Sprint keeps cutting the price of its unlimited plans.
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Driving the news: Warren just reintroduced her legislation that would require filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission that cover areas including: Greenhouse gas emissions, both direct and indirect.
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He thinks a few ancient genes will do more good, by boosting the survival chances of threatened elephants, which could then be reintroduced to northern parts of the globe.
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The Trump administration reintroduced sanctions on Iran's oil last year but immediately granted waivers to China, Japan, India, South Korea and Taiwan, as well as Italy, Greece and Turkey.
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But Tinderholt reintroduced the bill in the state's current legislative session, and on Monday, lawmakers heard public testimony on it for the first time, according to the Washington Post.
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The increase in dangerous practices this campaign has reintroduced into American political life could have broad implications that will need to be addressed for quite some time to come.
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Dems introduce bill to create climate change bond program: Congressional Democrats have reintroduced a bill to create a climate change adaptation fund supported by a new federal bond program.
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The chamber first passed the resolution in December, but it did not pass the GOP-controlled House before the end of the 115th Congress and was reintroduced this year.
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Medical studies have shown that the disease was reintroduced via infected members of the peacekeeping contingent and their faulty sanitation practices, which leached latrine sewage into the water supply.
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Also, the BoE meets on Thursday and is not expected to announce new measures, having cut interest rates to record lows and reintroduced an asset-purchase programme last month.
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The American Express® Gold Card, which was reintroduced in fall 2018, offers some of the best credit card rewards on dining at restaurant, and spending at US supermarkets.
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Ohio legislators on Tuesday reintroduced a "heartbeat bill," which bans abortion if a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can be as early as six weeks into the pregnancy.
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The BoE meets on Thursday and is not expected to announce new policy measures, having cut interest rates to record lows and reintroduced an asset-purchase programme last month.
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The Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors Act, or DREAM Act, was first introduced in 2001 and had been reintroduced in Congress several times, but failed to pass.
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FARC soldiers will have to leave their independence and economic equality behind in the jungles and face their country's sexism once they are reintroduced back into mainstream Colombian society.
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"Some of the political noise we're been receiving across the pond reintroduced the Brexit discount into sterling," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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In the case of low-wage, hourly workers, a bill to give people better notice of schedules just got reintroduced into Congress by presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday.
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A bill that would create a national green bank passed the House in 2009 but failed in the Senate; it was reintroduced in 2014 and has since gone nowhere.
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In the 1970s, women's magazines in the US sometimes introduced completely new concepts — and at other times, reintroduced things that had been around since World War II rationing days.
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Elegant evening bags from the recently reintroduced heritage accessories label Bienen-Davis, like a calf-hair clutch ($2,195) and a tasseled minaudière ($2,595), are now at Barneys New York.
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The Sales and Services Tax (SST) is being reintroduced after the government led by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad repealed an unpopular goods and services tax (GST) earlier this month.
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Refined products like fuel oil, mainly used to power ship engines and generate electricity, were not covered by the temporary waivers, granted on the sanctions reintroduced in November 2018.
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The components addressing Jordan and security assistance to Israel are expected to pass easily, as they did last Congress, though they have not yet been reintroduced in the House.
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On Sunday afternoon, one man reintroduced me—all of us, really—to that spirit of service, taught us a little lesson in how to live in the light of compassion.
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In 603, after visiting a US military hospital in Germany, songwriter Darden Smith decided he wanted to do something for those veterans struggling after being reintroduced back to civilian life.
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The camera phone humorously translates loiterer into community archivist, recalling Toan's meditation on public space made private and reintroduced to the world with a new author, replacing the original moment.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Fashion retailer H&M has reintroduced delivery fees for its core brand's loyalty club members on small online orders to cut logistics costs and help restore group profitability.
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Mancini also reintroduced some of the elements that had been removed from his original script for Child's Play, including a visit to the factory where Good Guy dolls are assembled.
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The new app is actually a rebrand of an old one; last year Twitch acquired standalone gaming chat app Curse, which will now be reintroduced as an official Twitch product.
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Several of these features had actually been included in the previous version of Autopilot, but Tesla said that they would need to be "robustly validated" before they would be reintroduced.
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"I liked watching you walk away, to be honest with you," Patrick tells Lisa upon being reintroduced to her after a quick meeting in the NYC Sirius offices sometime earlier.
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Faced with slumping sales, the Columbus, Ohio-headquartered company recently reintroduced swimwear at Victoria's Secret, a category it pulled out of in 2016, costing it $500 million in annual revenues.
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The cognitive dissonance reaches its peak when Vyacheslav Molotov (Michael Palin) is awkwardly reintroduced to his wife, whom he had been forced to denounce as an enemy of the people.
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Border controls between Schengen countries are usually not allowed, but in a situation of emergency, such as Europe's migration crisis, checks can be reintroduced for a maximum of two years.
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The Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture (PACT) Act was recently reintroduced to Congress in an effort to secure more protection for animals — and harsher punishments for those who hurt them.
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This week, Republican and Democratic members of the U.S. Congress reintroduced a Campus Accountability and Safety Act that would require schools to appoint advisors to students bringing claims of assault.
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But speaking to reporters after the meeting, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann said the plebiscite would remain policy and legislation could be reintroduced into the senate as early as this week.
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Last month, Democratic lawmakers reintroduced the Therapeutic Fraud Prevention Act to ban the practice across the U.S., though it remains to be seen whether or not that bill will pass.
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As Flowers in the Dirt is reintroduced to a new generation of fans, PEOPLE looks back at all the songs created during McCartney and Costello's brief but prolific partnership. 1.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the Senate recently reintroduced legislation aimed at preventing the commander-in-chief from withdrawing from the alliance without the approval of the upper chamber.
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Critics have almost no impact on what music is popular at any given time, but they're extraordinarily well positioned to dictate what music is reintroduced after its popularity has waned.
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Glossier's Boy Brow, recently reintroduced alongside the brand's new makeup collection, goes on like a creamy gel — its small, mascaralike applicator softly fills in arches with precision — without the goop.
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After settler-colonialism dominated New Zealand, many Indigenous cultural practices were suppressed but have been reintroduced in recent decades as Indigenous New Zealanders make waves toward personal and cultural decolonization.
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And there are eerie signs of the past's repeating itself — Mr. Buhari's tone and demeanor are reminiscent of 1984, and his military-era War Against Indiscipline program is being reintroduced.
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Prada eventually reintroduced its women's styles to the department store after a three-year hiatus, and still counts Barneys as a wholesale partner, a person close to the label said.
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It has also reintroduced - for the first time in more than 220 years - a reference to "excessive global imbalances", an apparent swipe at hefty trade surpluses in Germany and China.
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In time, ballet started to make its way back into her performances, thanks to childhood friends who reintroduced the form to her and helped her "brush up" on her skills.
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Fashion that was once "off-limits" has been reintroduced into their everyday apparel, and this devil-may-care attitude to dressing is serving them well in embracing their true selves.
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Since then, our editors (often prompted by reader reviews or emails) have uncovered hundreds of recipes from the Times archives that have been restyled, rephotographed and reintroduced to our readers.
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She thinks that even if border checks are reintroduced because of the virus, it could be an opportunity to show that Schengen is flexible and can work to protect citizens.
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DEMS REINTRODUCE BILL TO BLOCK ANWR DRILLING: Democratic lawmakers, with the help of a pair of Republicans, reintroduced legislation Tuesday to indefinitely block drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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Her Consumer Health Insurance Protection Act, reintroduced in April of this year, sensibly focuses on shoring up exchanges, ending surprise billing and closing some loopholes for sub-standard health-insurance.
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Her Consumer Health Insurance Protection Act, reintroduced in April of this year, sensibly focuses on shoring up exchanges, ending surprise billing and closing some loopholes for sub-standard health insurance.
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Discontinued in the early 2000s, the cultish timepiece is being reintroduced in a range of metals, including this yellow gold version that instantly evokes wide-shouldered suits and power lunches.
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Each character is reintroduced with a glimpse of their day-to-day lives through footage featuring everything from country strolls with children to tennis matches, birthday parties, and pub karaoke.
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Chipotle recently added carne asada to its menu as a limited-time offer, the first time that the chain added a new meat item since it reintroduced chorizo in 2018.
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Coming off the keto diet and focusing more on whole, nutritious foods has reintroduced wonderfully nutritious things like beans, oats, and whole grains, and I feel much better for it.
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Those are then fertilized with sperm from the woman's partner or a donor, and the strongest of any resulting embryos are reintroduced into her uterus with a catheter through the cervix.
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Fans are also expecting a sneak preview of the Wonder Woman stand-alone film starring Gal Gadot, who reintroduced the character in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice earlier this year.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey reintroduced a bill in February that would legalize marijuana nationwide, expunge federal convictions and allow those prosecuted for use to petition the courts for shorter sentences.
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Washington reintroduced steps against Iran's currency trade, metals and auto sectors in August after the U.S. withdrawal from a deal that lifted sanctions in return for limits on Iran's nuclear programme.
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The animal was reintroduced in the North Carolina portion of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 2001, and this particular elk is believed to be a runaway from that herd.
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Lincoln reintroduced the Continental as a concept at the New York International Auto Show last spring — an old trick of using nostalgia to reposition the brand's flagship for a tenth generation.
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Shell-shocked Lithuania has built a fake village so it can practice fending off any future Russian aggression, and has even reintroduced conscription due to the threat posed by the Kremlin.
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Google is now admitting as much, as it blogs about the reintroduced snippets, discussing how the answers it serves can end up contradicting each other depending on the query being asked.
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During its press conference, the company reintroduced us to the Xperia Ear Duo and teased Samsung by noting that it had released its own Super Slow Motion camera tech last year.
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Ted's been serious about this for a couple years now -- he introduced legislation known as the EL CHAPO Act in April 2017, but it died ... so he reintroduced it in January.
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Fannie Mae reintroduced a 3 percent down payment loan that it had discontinued during the recession, and some private lenders are venturing back into subprime, although they're calling them "nonprime" loans.
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State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D) and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie (D) said the bill will be reintroduced in the next legislative session, which begins in January, HuffPost noted.
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Christopher Robin is also reintroduced to the rest of the gang, including Eeyore (Brad Garrett, receiving most of the best lines), Tigger (also Cummings), Piglet (Nick Mohammed) and Rabbit (Peter Capaldi).
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"That's the only way we can be sure that that virus is not going to be reintroduced in the state of Florida and then spread," DeSantis said of the new order.
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But by 2010, the rescued toads had spawned a thriving 4,000-strong population at the Bronx Zoo and the Toledo Zoo in Ohio; 2,500 were reintroduced to Tanzania two years later.
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It's being reintroduced this week as a response to an April ruling from Attorney General William Barr that prohibited asylum seekers who came to the US without papers from posting bond.
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Washington reintroduced steps against Iran's currency trade, metals and auto sectors in August after the U.S. withdrawal from a deal that lifted sanctions in return for limits on Iran's nuclear program.
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To further reduce the dust, Delhi's government has reintroduced an alternate day limit on the use of private cars, prohibited heavy trucks from entering the city and halted some construction projects.
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The evidence being examined by the bureau came up fruitless, but Clinton has complained that the resurfacing of the scandal so close to Election Day had reintroduced doubt into voters' minds.
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"A puppy is not a can of Campbell's soup you buy on a store shelf," said State Senator Michael Gianaris, the Democratic deputy majority leader who reintroduced the bill last month.
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Rob Edward, president of the action fund, the leading group behind the initiative, said the enthusiasm from voters to give their signatures shows residents want the wolf reintroduced to the state.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) reintroduced a bill last year that would force companies to disclose their risks from climate change in their Securities and Exchange Commission filings, while her rival Sen.
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For example, the new Chevrolet Blazer, a sport utility vehicle that years ago was made in the United States, was assigned to a Mexican plant when it was reintroduced last year.
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But a representative for Mr. Felder's office said he reintroduced his bill in the current legislative session because changes had not yet been made in the wording of the fee law.
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Around the time Netflix's Tidying Up with Marie Kondo reintroduced the world to Marie Kondo, she was selling her collection of papered boxes, books, and other knick-knacks on her website.
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And, earlier this year, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that California state legislators reintroduced a bill that would allow San Francisco to operate a supervised safe injection site for three years.
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On BM2, we're reintroduced to the superhero duo that is Future and Zaytoven, the latter of whom knows exactly how to pull the most poignant, painful elegance out of the rapper.
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After two years, Betty Crocker buckled under the pressure of thousands of Angry People Online: "We hear you, Rainbow Chip fanatics!" the company said when it reintroduced the product in 2015.
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The Chicano movement of the 1960s and 1970s reintroduced Aztlan not only as a geographic area, but more importantly, as a term for a collective experience and a homeland for identity.
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Harris's, reintroduced in the Senate this year, includes funding for implicit bias training and the establishment of a pilot program that includes additional support for mothers on Medicaid throughout their pregnancy.
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In an unusual move, an identical e-cigarette bill and five other tobacco measures were reintroduced in a special session the following month to allow the legislation to sidestep Gray's committee.
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On Thursday, House Democrats reintroduced the Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act, which would safeguard the biggest threat against the administration: Robert Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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BERLIN — Sony has reintroduced the Xperia Agent at tech showcase IFA 2016, adding some new tricks, including the ability to connect to a smart coffee machine to make you a caffeinated cup.
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The character was reintroduced in DC Comics' New 52 series — which rebooted the timelines of every single DC character thanks to actions by The Flash — by former DC Entertainment CCO Geoff Johns.
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However, the Kardashian-Jenner family matriarch is now speaking out about her ex since she reintroduced herself to the world as Caitlyn, and – perhaps unsurprisingly – Kris is as positive as can be.
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The idea of jumping ahead by putting the Brexit withdrawal bill directly to MPs is too risky, because if it were voted down it could not be reintroduced in the current session.
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Early on, we're reintroduced to young X-Men member Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand), a breakout star of the original who has a smaller but still fairly substantial role in the sequel.
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Though the look has popped up on Instagram from time to time — including when Bella Thorne wore it a few years back — the manicurist reintroduced nail contouring for Vera Wang's latest show.
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Ted Deutch, D-West Boca, and Vern Buchanan, R-Sarasota, reintroduced the bipartisan bill in an effort to make sexually exploiting, "crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating and impaling animals" felonies under federal law.
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STOCKHOLM, April 9 (Reuters) - Fashion retailer H&M has reintroduced delivery fees for its core brand's loyalty club members on small online orders to cut logistics costs and help restore group profitability.
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WHAT'S IN THE SPOTLIGHT: IT MODERNIZATION: A bipartisan group of lawmakers has reintroduced a bill aimed at modernizing federal information technology, returning focus to an issue Congress attempted to tackle last year.
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That was why, maybe about six or seven years ago, we sort of hit the reset button and reintroduced the side-scrolling Mario games in the form of New Super Mario Bros.
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Lam stressed that the current term of the Legislative Council — the local legislature — ends in July next year and under its rules the bill will expire if it's not reintroduced by then.
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Hacksaw Ridge, which stars Andrew Garfield, Vince Vaughn and Hugo Weaving, reintroduced Gibson to the awards circuit, and has been nominated for multiple awards at the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards.
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Democratic Senator Mark Warner, a supporter of the Senate bill, said this week that the Senate would likely not pass the bill again if it were reintroduced in the chamber with changes.
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