Limited Risk from Lease Renewals: We expect MIT's high lease renewals to limit risk to cash flows in the year ending March 2018 (FY18).
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Only 308 of the remaining protectees have already filed renewals, and their renewals will be the only ones considered for people with expirations beyond March 5.
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Breakups are renewals — a celebrity renaissance, if you will.
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Renewals can take months for the government to process, and that leaves both DACA recipients and their employers in limbo if their renewals aren't processed quickly enough before their work authorization expires.
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But immigrants who had DACA and lost it, or are in danger of losing it, will be able to apply for renewals — and those renewals will, theoretically, be processed and granted normally.
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Renewals are always up to the insurer, not the consumer.
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Specifically, they barred the Trump administration from stopping DACA renewals.
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January renewals act as an important signal of pricing developments.
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"A competitive election will help us get renewals," Parkinson said.
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And some libraries limit multiple renewals of the same item.
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If a court were to overturn the judge's ruling, it could have several outcomes, including letting renewals processed in the interim stand, invalidating all of those renewals or even ending the whole program immediately.
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NEXT SAYS ACHIEVING SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS IN RENTS ON STORE LEASE RENEWALS
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They simply excluded the risk from new standard policies and renewals.
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Existing subscribers will see an increase for renewals starting June 16.
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All of those shows are included in this group of renewals.
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Renewals for those readers have been fairly positive, Mr. Thompson said.
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The new price will apply to renewals starting on June 16.
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It was also a major component used to justify subsequent renewals.
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As of today, it will no longer accept subscriptions and renewals.
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Citizens will happily live amongst your endless urban renewals and revisions.
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They sought three subsequent 90-day renewals of that initial warrant.
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Passport renewals cost $110 and expedited passports are an additional $60.
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Soon, surprise proposals followed, then group vow renewals entered the mix.
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Renewals could take about six weeks this year, not the usual four.
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That includes 1.1 million people not covered before and 2.9 million renewals.
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But no new applications will be accepted, and renewals are not guaranteed.
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After yesterday, October 5, 2017, the program will no longer accept renewals.
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The new annual fee will apply to membership renewals beginning June 228.
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Both series received season 2 renewals around a month after their premieres.
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This lift was driven by both new tenants signing leases and renewals.
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It used to be that cancellations and renewals were mostly simple business.
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On renewals, many states are down to as few as two days.
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And countries around the world have proclaimed an end to visa renewals.
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Those renewals were due before the release of the report in May.
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Prices fell by about 1 percent in the renewals, the company said.
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That became the basis to get FISA warrant and three subsequent renewals.
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The signups include roughly 2 million new customers and 4.3 million renewals.
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All of those renewals were accepted by the immigration agency on Oct.
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Among them: new water service requests and hydrant-meter renewals and returns.
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Renewals will likely be seven or eight-year deals, the people said.
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Bentley said profit was held back by the timing of contract renewals.
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In the meantime, immigrants have been able to keep applying for renewals.
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One-third of the nation's hydropower dams will require license renewals by 2030.
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However, SI Re was able to compensate this decrease in the 2016 renewals.
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Clearly, they left the Steele material in the renewals because they needed it.
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Three federal courts have forced the Trump administration to continue accepting DACA renewals.
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For those in the US with DACA status, RAICES can help with renewals.
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In announcing the decision, the State Department emphasized the revocations, not the renewals.
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I'd like them to be motivated by what the percentage of membership renewals.
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In Texas, Unbound Philanthropy is subsidizing renewals for those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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But centuries of renewals and renovations with different construction materials weakened some buildings.
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The CW has given early renewals to seven of its most popular shows.
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But Mr. de Blasio has not fared as well, receiving only annual renewals.
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" As for his multiple renewals, he added, "I'm serious about it this time.
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Nor have repeal measures been included in periodic renewals of the rent laws.
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In May, recommendations for contract renewals for all annual employees will be considered.
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Those rulings only required the government to process DACA renewals, not new applications.
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He was surveilled for a solid year, three-month increments for -- with three renewals.
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Sugrue expected rates to fall by up to 5 percent at Jan 2018 renewals.
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The renewals mean "Grey's Anatomy" will air its impressive 14th season in the fall.
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The DHS website states that renewals submitted before September 5, 2017 will be processed.
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Renewals will take about six weeks in 2016, up from four weeks last year.
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After the first year, Apple's cut on subscription renewals is lowered to 15 percent.
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ABC isn't the only network handing out renewals like Oprah on free car day.
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Decisions on renewals and cancellations at Netflix generally take into account viewership versus costs.
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His initial contract will then run for five years, with options for multiple renewals.
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Trends for the fees, generally paid through annual registration renewals, don't look promising either.
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In one case, F.B.I. agents even repeated errors in applications submitted for wiretap renewals.
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In one case, F.B.I. agents even repeated errors in applications submitted for wiretap renewals.
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Those could include potential restrictions on travel to Macau as well as license renewals.
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The permits cover both new projects and multiyear projects that require annual permit renewals.
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After this string of renewals, the fate of some CW shows remain in question.
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Renewals, historically, have also been associated with drops in enrollment, even among eligible people.
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Of 22014 leases for 100,000 square feet or more through June of this year, 16 were for renewals compared with just 10 renewals for the 25 deals struck in the same six-month period last year, data from Colliers International Group Inc show.
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Lower courts agreed and issued nationwide injunctions that allowed renewals in the program to continue.
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"When we come up for renewals, we aren't just providing a linear channel," Guyardo said.
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An analyst said U.S. presidential politics could make it harder to get renewals going forward.
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The change goes into effect May 11 and will apply to renewals beginning June 16.
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The decline in funding relates to one-time costs in 2018 associated with lease renewals.
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CALIFORNIA BECOMES A 'SANCTUARY STATE': On Thursday, which was the deadline for DACA renewals, Gov.
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Its first step is securing the lease renewals, a measure it has previously called uncontroversial.
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In fact, the FCC barred complaints about the show from being mentioned during license renewals.
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Last year the facility hosted around 2100 Buddhist weddings and vow renewals, a record number.
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For landlords, Residently offers a property management service for viewings, paperwork, property maintenance and renewals.
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Mr. Fenkell and Jordan Katzman had earlier started a website for Illinois license plate renewals.
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And even though the renewals are being accepted, it could be months before they're issued.
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The first FISA was granted in October 2016, and the FISA court approved three renewals.
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The library system also had 400 more card renewals compared with that time last year.
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The new annual fee will apply to current Prime members starting with renewals on June 16.
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DHS didn't notify immigrants that they only had a month to get in their DACA renewals.
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That year, the law was also tweaked so that renewals no longer counted toward the cap.
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Officials are expecting a flood of renewals of 10-year passports issued in 2006 and 2007.
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If we're talking about it that way, there were a lot of celebrity renewals this year.
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The price just needs to be clearly visible and comply with California laws about automatic renewals.
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Beijing has been known to deny renewals of journalism visas when it isn't happy with coverage.
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Check with your local branch for specific information on e-book lending periods, renewals and returns.
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A DACA court injunction, which forced the government to accept DACA renewals, came on January 10th.
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Were it not profitable, contractors would not have continued to bid for contract extensions and renewals.
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The renewals were ordered by four different judges, all of whom were appointed by Republican presidents.
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The courts allowed renewals in the program to continue while the Supreme Court mulls the issue.
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After 18 years of renewals, TPS is set to end for Salvadorans on September 19, 2019.
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Existing monthly Prime and Prime Student members will pay the new price for renewals after Feb.
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This number includes first-time applications subject to the cap and renewals, which are not capped.
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Three of the regulator's four commissioners backed the renewals, citing Lopez Obrador's suspension of oil auctions.
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What a busy shift — membership renewals, guest passes, and lots of cleaning up the fitness areas.
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Former DHS secretary Kirstjen Nielsen previously supported the scenario instituting a new fee for DACA renewals.
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Yet, that didn't stop the USDA from rubber-stamping the facility's license renewals year after year.
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They gave those eligible to apply for renewals just one month to get their applications in.
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The Department of Homeland Security continued to process DACA applications and renewals after Trump was inaugurated.
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The administration has sent out tens of thousands of new two-year work permits to DACA recipients who applied for renewals, either before the September 22017 announcement or before October 2177, when the administration stopped accepting renewals for immigrants whose work permits expired before March 2177.
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Magaña-Salgado said he feels the risks are significantly greater for new DACA applicants than for renewals.
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Google says that the price changes will not impact current contracts or renewals made before April 2.
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Since the program started in 2012, more than 1.5 million DACA applications and renewals have been approved.
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The group maintained shopping mall occupancy at 98% and strong lease renewals at increased rates in 2016.
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The memo does not include all of the useful information that led to at least four renewals.
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SAP reported strong results for 22015, which were driven by license renewals of its classic packaged software.
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Here's a list of the renewals: And the new shows: Have something to add to this story?
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The figure excludes potential further renewals and extensions valued in excess of 2.5 billion pounds, it added.
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CNBC announced the pilot order along with a batch of series renewals and new projects on Tuesday.
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FCF can be volatile as a result of upfront investments related to new contracts of contract renewals.
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This bill would build in the same incentive, allowing renewals only to workers who followed the rules.
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The government's position on these DACA renewals flies in the face of common sense, reason and compassion.
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The US Citizenship and Immigration Services' position on the belated DACA renewals is unfair, pointless and cruel.
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Congress has never been particularly concerned over past declared emergencies, which have continued with perfunctory annual renewals.
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Having the besmirched founder out of the picture should help discussions with regulators, including over licence renewals.
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No new construction has been funded since 2012, with current money covering only renewals on existing grants.
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Phil Scott, also a Republican, limits short-term plans to three months or less and prohibits renewals.
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Even before the rest of the diplomats left, the embassy had stopped providing services like passport renewals.
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In recent years, more states have streamlined the driver's license process, allowing renewals by mail and online.
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There's also a chapel, which I was told sees around 40 weddings and vow renewals per season.
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And all four federal judges who approved the warrants and renewals had been appointed by Republican presidents.
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They included an initial application and requests for renewals that were filed in 2017, after Trump took office.
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Current customer renewals will be vital to maintaining growth and profit margins in the near- to medium-term.
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This raises a glimpse of two much-needed renewals—of America's democracy and of its foremost religious tradition.
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If Trump ends renewals for the program, 1,400 people per business day will lose their authorizations to work.
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"Will the deal with the Chinese allow Macau to get the license renewals with greater expectation?" he said.
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Insurers will have a clearer sense of their losses when policy renewals begin next year, the company said.
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So no, I don't think this particular FISA application, or its renewals, are dispositive of the bigger picture.
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Page&aposs denials of the Yahoo News reporting were included in the early renewals to the FISA application.
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Columbia, which is based in Houston, is in the process of several expansions and renewals of its network.
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At least 4,000 renewals were rejected because they were late, according to a government official in an Oct.
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"This sounds to me like another dog whistle for folks to file against the license renewals," he said.
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The boost was driven by a 41% jump in new customers, which offset an 20193% decline in renewals.
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But Mr. Peck said it was worrisome that renewals, in particular, were down 16 percent from last year.
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Pemex needed the renewals because it had not discovered oil on the leases in the past five years.
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Due to the sensitive nature of foreign intelligence activity, FISA submissions (including renewals) before the FISC are classified.
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Pressure on reinsurance renewals could also affect an insurers' business profile, especially smaller firms that rely heavily on reinsurance.
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CBS has previously handed out two season renewals to shows like "NCIS" and "The Big Bang Theory," for example.
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It could have made its PBM unit's contract renewals with some large employers and smaller health insurers more difficult.
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"In fact, we've seen real renewals of cities with parks and museums and green spaces, but for the rich."
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Netflix and other apps currently pay Apple 30 percent of a user's first subscription and 15 percent for renewals.
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Since January 22, the administration has issued more than 20,000 renewals, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services data.
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Twitter is unveiling a number of new content deals and renewals tonight at its NewFronts event for digital advertisers.
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After 2018 the group does not have any major contract renewals until 2021 and therefore capex should remain lower.
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Those plans included offering home and motor policies with three-year fixed pricing and also cutting prices for renewals.
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In January, a federal judge in San Francisco ordered the Trump administration to continue accepting renewals of DACA status.
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"He has followed every legal and proper procedure for his original application and numerous subsequent renewals," the statement said.
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"Out of the 56 weddings we have done this past year, at least 16 were vows renewals," he said.
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As of Tuesday, no new applicants will be considered for DACA status, but renewals will be accepted until Oct.
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Those whose permits are up before March 5, 2018, can apply for two-year renewals up until October 5.
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Now Nunes wants the rest of the October 2016 FISA application and three subsequent renewals to be made public.
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In addition to accepting first-time applications and renewals, the government would also be required to reinstate Advance Parole.
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Moreover, customers can automatically renew their plans, and those renewals don't get counted in the enrollment tally until later.
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Those foreign workers are fielding more government requests for information and waiting longer for visa renewals, Mr. Orttung said.
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The program, which costs $99 for the first year and $79 for renewals, takes about 45 minutes to complete.
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As more companies turn to subscription-based models, measuring revenue and performance relies on things like renewals and churn.
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In addition, Apple has now announced several new series for Apple TV+, plus renewals and premiere dates for others.
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Residents, even those who have made appointments, have said the process took much longer than their previous ID renewals.
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In addition, she said, "eligible people are at risk of losing coverage at renewals due to misdirected paperwork, etc."
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Without those price caps, the registry could raise pricing for registration and renewals as much as it would like.
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A series of yearly permit renewals by the owner followed, with one lapse in 2007 for about 20 months.
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The Justice Department obtained three renewals of court permission to eavesdrop on Mr. Page — two under the Trump administration.
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" Schiff memo: "In multiple FISA renewals, DOJ provided additional information obtained through multiple independent sources that corroborated Steele's reporting.
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In addition, the memo suggests the FBI corroborated elements of Steele's dossier pertaining to Page when it sought renewals.
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If all contract renewals are denied, private federal prisons could be a thing of the past within five years.
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The FBI and DOJ obtained one initial FISA warrant targeting Carter Page and three FISA renewals from the FISC.
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For example, Healthy Hemp Oil's "Herbal Renewals 25% CBD Hemp Oil Gold Label" contained 1503 mg/g of THC.
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The documents pertain to the October 2016 application to the FISA court to wiretap Page, which led to later renewals.
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"Traffic growth was impressive in late November, December, and January, which likely supported new membership signups and renewals," Lasser said.
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Other states have enacted limits on how many times a plan can be renewed; still other states have expanded renewals.
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TV renewals often come with news of which cast members will be sticking around for the next batch of episodes.
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Billings was driven by strength across all clouds as both renewals and new business led to outperformance in the quarter.
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DHS spokesman David Lapan says roughly 133,000 of the 154,000 people eligible for renewals submitted their paperwork by the deadline.
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That creates two problems: Any unexpected rise in applications or drop in renewals causes a shortfall in resources for examination.
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The bill reduces the maximum duration and number of renewals of short-term contracts, and increases their cost to employers.
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If the shutdown ends soon, that might not be a problem, since most pilots apply for renewals well in advance.
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Which means there's more than one way to end DACA, depending on what Trump decides to do about DACA renewals.
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January renewals fell to $13 billion from $10.3 billion the previous year, it said, citing underwriting discipline and reduced capacity.
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Broadcasting revenue over the nine months was up by $18 million following renewals with three broadcasters and other 'contractual uplifts'.
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"Concession renewals will be determined on diversifying Macau into more than just a gaming town," he told a news conference.
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The Illinois State Police spent just over $45,000 on renewals, and the Iowa Department of Public Safety spent around $92,000.
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The pharmacy benefits manager also faces four other key renewals with large regional Blue Cross/Blue Shield insurers in 2019.
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" Having a future that is "not fragmented by one-year or 16-month lease renewals is really appealing to me.
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Expedited passports are $170 as well as any delivery costs (there are no delivery costs for standard six-week renewals).
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As part of its review, the agency has asked the Forest Service whether it would consent to the lease renewals.
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The New York Times and other news outlets obtained the application and several renewals through Freedom of Information Act lawsuits.
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The letter's main focus was the treatment of applications for, and renewals of, H-1B visas for skilled foreign workers.
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Renewals of DACA applications are still being accepted, thanks to what happened in California and New York earlier this year.
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The government is complying with those orders, accepting and processing renewals, but it has appealed the decisions to higher courts.
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His plan calls for a halt on nuclear construction and license renewals until a solution for nuclear waste is found.
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Trump will not end the renewals and issuance of DACA work permits 'immediately' as he stated repeatedly in the campaign.
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It added that for its U.S. catastrophe-exposed reinsurance business, it expects double-digit increases in rates during January renewals.
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Growing content costs, including renewals and fees for exclusive agreements, also challenges Netflix to make money without raising subscription fees.
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A federal court reduced the time pressure earlier this month by ordering the Trump administration to resume accepting DACA renewals.
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In Massachusetts, where urban charters have delivered spectacular results, the state closely reviews charter application and renewals, closing poor performers.
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" Houlton added that the Citizenship and Immigration Services "is accepting and adjudicating DACA requests for renewals as they are submitted.
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In doing so, the court allowed to stand federal judges' rulings that the Trump administration must resume renewals of DACA.
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Earlier this week, another federal judge in a separate change also temporarily blocked the termination of the program for renewals.
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Despite the many conflicts to its FISA application and renewals, the FBI leadership, including McCabe, plowed ahead into the darkness.
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Louisiana made enrolling every eligible child a priority, and, by making renewals easier, it was able to slash plan cancellations.
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Oracle will likely put more price pressure on NetSuite renewals and impose more regimented support procedures, undermining NetSuite's congenial SaaS culture.
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With the proposed change in regulations, immigrants in the green card queue will not be offered automatic H-1B visa renewals.
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Never corroborating, never verifying and never telling the judges in the original application in three subsequent renewals, she paid for it.
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GAAP office leasing spreads were positive 9.1% during 3Q'16, based on 16.2% spreads on new leases and 8.3% for renewals.
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What exactly did Comcast/NBC mean when they promised the FCC and the NBC affiliates a "cooperative dialog" regarding affiliation renewals?
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Immigration lawyers and advocates argued throughout the last two years that the uncertainty over DACA renewals only add to the urgency.
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In a memo after DACA was rescinded, the Department of Homeland Security said renewals had to be "accepted" by Oct. 23.
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A: Landlords should send out lease renewals for market-rate apartments anywhere from 50 to 90 days before the lease expires.
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Since 2012, about 800,000 such DACA renewals have been issued, and about 1.1 million unauthorized immigrants are eligible for the benefits.
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Last December, Tampa International Airport entered into a two-year contract with Bags with the option for three one-year renewals.
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At best, this would entail Congress authorizing the current DACA program with the same two-year renewals and uncertainty for Dreamers.
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But the Republican-led Senate has insisted on keeping Mr. de Blasio on a tighter leash, granting him only annual renewals.
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In a statement, CW president Mark Pedowitz said the renewals will give the network "a deep bench" from which to pull.
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In return, Sergeant Villanueva "ensured that renewals of N.Y.P.D. gun licenses for Chambers's clients were approved significantly faster," the complaint said.
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In July, the FBI released heavily redacted versions of the initial October 2016 FISA warrant on Page and three subsequent renewals.
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There were nearly 14,000 people with expired permits who applied for renewals but hadn't received them at the end of January.
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Through the 1970s, the Library of Congress published the Catalog of Copyright Entries, all the registration and renewals of America's books.
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And departing from typical immigration application guidelines, the DACA renewals had to be received by the immigration agency by the Oct.
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As things stand, lower courts have issued two nationwide injunctions forcing the government to continue to allow renewals in the program.
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When the network was making its renewals for the 2016-'17 season, it was the very last series NBC picked up.
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James Comey, Sally Yates, Dana Boente and Andrew McCabe, Rod Rosenstein all signed off on this warrant and all three subsequent renewals.
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"Climbing out of FY17, we think distribution renewals for ESPN, new streaming bundles, and [a] strong film slate will accelerate EPS growth."
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Initially, it says patients typically used the service for medical advice about skin conditions, UTIs, eye infections and to get prescription renewals.
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With the twin injunctions in place, Mr Trump is, for the time being, compelled to keep issuing renewals to people who qualify.
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Of the 1,008,218 people who selected a plan in the first two weeks of enrollment, a total of 761,785 were from renewals.
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Always bear in mind that the 11yh month isn't just for elections, it's for health insurance rate changes, renewals and, potentially, cancellations.
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Veterans this year complained that the rules make it harder for them to get timely prescription renewals, which leaves them in pain.
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A recent study by groups that support DACA estimated that 1,400 people a day could lose their protections if renewals were ended.
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As DHS secretary, Kelly instated a stricter interpretation of TPS statute, altering a tradition of perfunctory renewals dating back to the 1990s.
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And those who have already applied for protection or are seeking renewals will still have their applications considered by the U.S. government.
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In the meantime, most think DACA recipients will continue in limbo, especially with the courts ensuring that renewals can continue for now.
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While most of their photos involved weddings, they also included proms, quinceañeras, vow renewals, engagement photos and bachelorette parties in that count.
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Peer Hannover Re said this month prices had stabilized in the annual round of contract renewals at the start of the year.
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January 9: Federal court puts hold on Trump's plan to end DACA, ordering renewals of permits to continue but no new applications.
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A more effective approach would be to require additional checks for the purchasers of these weapons and periodic renewals of those checks.
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Broadcast networks are expected to make decisions on renewals and cancellations ahead of TV Upfront presentations to advertisers scheduled for later this month.
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Quite a few states limit them to three months or six months, or prohibit renewals altogether, in addition to other restrictions, Norris said.
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Rose added this was "something which certain insurers have put forward in relation to their renewals for construction operations", without specifying the insurers.
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Two-season renewals aren't especially rare in the cable world, but among broadcast networks, it's a distinction often saved for the biggest hits.
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The Trump administration decided that DACA renewals would have to be received by the deadline — and put out several statements to that effect.
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"Oracle will likely put more price pressure on NetSuite renewals and impose more regimented support procedures, undermining NetSuite's congenial SaaS culture," he said.
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Officials said they expected to issue more than 17 million new passports and renewals this year, about 1.5 million more than in 2015.
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The new policy applies to applications for passports, two-way permits to and Macau, entry permits to Taiwan, and renewals of these permits.
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The value in SaaS companies is the continuing renewals of their existing subscriber base, thus converting upfront costs into long-term predictable revenue.
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AXIS provides a long transition period for existing clients, as contract renewals will be considered on a case-by-case basis until 2023.
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Immediately after Attorney General Sessions made the announcement in September, an unprecedented organizing effort to fund and support DACA renewals swept the country.
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Early renewals has been something of a trend this year for broadcast TV. ABC handed down heaps of good news back in March.
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"Visa's new partnerships and renewals are helping the company to attract more customers, boosting payment volumes," Buckingham Research Group analyst Chris Brendler said.
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According to a Netflix spokesperson, the company bases renewals on viewing versus costs and that its renewal rate still remains around 80-percent.
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SAP — SAP released better-than-expected results for 2015, as it saw strong levels of license renewals and adoption of cloud-based software.
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A TPS designation can be made for six, 4.33 or 18 months, and is subject to periodic renewals by the Homeland Security secretary.
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UBI should revolutionize customer experience by creating an ongoing, interactive relationship with insurers, rather than limiting touch points to sales, claims and renewals.
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Customers can buy the basic package for $60 a year, which gives patients basic care, prescription renewals, and collecting and digitizing health records.
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DACA applicants are solely responsible for paying their own application and renewals fees, and are automatically ineligible to receive taxpayer funded welfare benefits.
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Read more from The Hill: Trump admin resumes accepting DACA renewals after court order Trump attacks Dems over DACA View the discussion thread.
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Lower courts have so far stymied the government's attempts to phase out the program, allowing renewals for some 700,000 undocumented immigrants to continue.
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Cyber security company NCC plummeted 35 percent, its biggest-ever daily decline after it faced some contract cancellations and difficulties with some renewals.
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Immigrants who have work permits under DACA (or whose work permits recently expired) are currently eligible to apply for renewals under the order.
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"What I see in our renewals is very predictable and very steady," said Lisa Trombley, benefits manager for Kelly Services, the Troy, Mich.
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Hours before USCIS announced it had resumed receiving DACA renewals, Trump blamed Democrats for the stalled immigration negotiations over the vulgar comments controversy.
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In April the company, founded 65 years ago, announced three-year, fixed-price home and motor insurance policies and cut prices for renewals.
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TPS The Trump administration's handling of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has upended decades of Republican and Democratic administrations' perfunctory renewals of the program.
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The Times Square Alliance presents Love in Times Square 2019, where couples travel near and far for surprise proposals, weddings and vow renewals.
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If they knew they'd be able to apply for renewals through next spring, it wouldn't make any sense for them to apply now.
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To power through the backlog, the agency says it will temporarily shift employees to focus on renewals and applications that have already been submitted.
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With so many stories retroactively declared unfinished, a never-ending cycle of renewals, reboots, revivals, continuations, and feature films feel like a foregone conclusion.
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One of those renewals was signed off on by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — the man currently supervising special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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"Given Mr. Pruitt's recent actions on renewals, I would be surprised to be asked to serve a second term, but who knows," she wrote.
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Dues, along with rebates paid to local chapters by the national office from member renewals, comprise the operating budget, in tandem with charitable contributions.
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And TV shows like Jane The Virgin, Queen of the South, and One Day At A Time are still going strong with season renewals.
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The news of the renewals started trickling in earlier in the day, with Goldbergs producer Adam Goldberg among those tweeting about the good news.
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Rocio's future is now in jeopardy as President Trump recently announced that as of October 5, 2017 DACA renewals will no longer be accepted.
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HANNITY: Mr. Mayor, this is where Rosenstein is conflicted -- that and the fact that he signed off on one of the subsequent Pfizer renewals.
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To help revive its insurance business, Saga plans to offer home and automotive policies with three-year fixed pricing and cut prices for renewals.
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A plethora of TV stars are jokingly cursing their show renewals following Constance Wu's shocking tweets about Fresh Off the Boat's season 6 pickup.
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The group has recently secured long-term contract renewals in the US, resulting in securing EUR33717 million of EBITDA until 33710003 in that market.
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Tenant leases on the cellular sites have average annual escalators of approximately 3% and an average final remaining term (including renewals) of 22 years.
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That was still the White House message Thursday, when press secretary Sarah Sanders said there was no planned extension of the deadline for renewals.
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The effect on the lives of Dreamers was, if not immediate, then pretty darn quick, as the injunctions required the government to process renewals.
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Trump ended the program, which protects nearly 700,000 people, in September but allowed a window for permit renewals to give Congress time to act.
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Trump is not prematurely revoking any permits, choosing instead to let them expire on their normal two-year cycle but not offer any renewals.
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Every month or two has brought a jolt of hope or disappointment; confusion about whether renewals or new applications will be allowed is widespread.
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Preliminary discussions on those renewals have already begun and will likely heat up after the NFL and players agree on a collective bargaining agreement.
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Wish Upon a Wedding goes the next step and offers free wedding and vow renewals for couples facing terminal illness or life-altering circumstances.
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In the current era of Peak TV, shows are considered lucky if they can score a full season pickup, let alone multiple season renewals.
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Reinsurance rates are likely to rise at January 2018 renewals as a result of increased demand, boosting profitability and driving the hedge fund interest.
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Rosenstein is only mentioned once in the memo itself, as one of multiple officials who signed one of the three FISA renewals for Page.
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Malaysia typically issues renewals for a duration of three years but the six-month permit was issued in response to concerns over the waste.
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Mark, we all recognize your talents in the field, Matheson would offer with fake compunction, but renewals are a matter for personnel and management.
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In 2017, Santa Monica fitness company Beachbody, which sold weight loss products and supplements, was fined $3.6 million for deceiving shoppers into automatic renewals.
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But it's generally assumed that the Supreme Court will side with the Trump administration and allow the government to shut down DACA renewals again.
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According to the latest available data on the agency's website, 46,229 initial applications to the program and 73,705 renewals were pending as of September 2016.
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We don't know what goes into the logic behind Netflix's show renewals (though it's certainly not justice – looking at you, One Day at a Time).
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"The January renewals have unfortunately confounded the hopes of commentators that the market was reaching a pricing floor," Willis Re Chief Executive John Cavanagh said.
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While the renewals aren't surprising, the triple dose of news firms up the network's commitment to the ever-popular #TGIT (Thank God It's Thursday) lineup.
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The second Trump order — ending renewals for current DACA recipients — was thwarted in January 2018, when a California judge put a hold on Trump's plans.
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As franchise deals at stations come up for renewals, Lloyd hopes the government and train companies take into account the need for more healthy vendors.
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To help to revive its insurance business, Saga plans to offer home and automotive policies with three-year fixed pricing and cut prices for renewals.
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The streaming service just announced a slew of spring and summer premiere dates for its upcoming slate of programming, as well as several season renewals.
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Rates for the leases were on average 8.7 percent ahead of estimated rental value for retail lettings and renewals were in-line for office lettings.
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To help revive its insurance business, Saga plans to offer home and motor policies with three-year fixed pricing and also cut prices for renewals.
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A dossier that Comey himself described as "salacious and unverified," and yet he still signed off on several renewals of the intrusive interception of Page.
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The more than 400-page document released Saturday, which includes the initial October 2016 FISA warrant on Page and three subsequent renewals, is heavily redacted.
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Google also will offer faster test renewals, support for flexible introductory pricing, upgrades with the same renewal date, partial refunds and other refund API improvements.
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On Saturday, the Department of Homeland Security said it would resume accepting DACA renewals, after a federal judge blocked Trump's decision to end the program.
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In light of the delays, it agreed to allow those rejected because of mail delays to resubmit their renewals for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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If the department cannot come up with sufficient legal justification, then the agency must accept new applications for protection from deportation, as well as renewals.
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The 3,856 potential story lines in Jason Shiga's "Meanwhile," a choose-your-own-adventure tale, may inspire your son to challenge your library's renewals policy.
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The inspector general is said to be examining whether law enforcement officials intentionally misled the intelligence court, which also approved three renewals of the warrant.
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His climate plan is the most hostile toward nuclear energy — extinguishing all reliance on it by ending lease renewals for reactors when they come up.
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For starters, it handed out renewals to Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet, Home Before Dark, Kumail Nanjiani's anthology series Little America, and M. Night Shyamalan's Servant.
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Oil and gas drilling is subdued in some areas, contract renewals may lead to lower rates, and private equity competition is eating into profit margins.
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Horowitz documents "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the initial application sent to the FISA court, which were repeated in subsequent renewals, along with additional errors.
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Three weeks ago, lawyers and lawmakers said they initially knew of 74 people in New York and Chicago whose renewals were delayed by mail problems.
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He was expected to issue a similar ruling in this case, ordering the government to stop processing renewals preliminarily while hearing the case more fully.
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The justices have been considering whether to take up the case for months, while allowing renewals for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program to continue.
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The so-called Steele Dossier contains salacious, but unverified, allegations against Trump and was also a major component used to justify subsequent renewals of the wiretap.
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These sanctions are different from restrictive measures against the Russian economy that EU imposed after the Ukraine crises and which are also subject to regular renewals.
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Prime has been successful not only in generating subscription renewals but getting shoppers to spend more with Amazon to get the most out of their perks.
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Modern Cahaya and Integra had "fulfilled conditions" after applying for renewals of their permits, so "they can export again", mining ministry spokesman Agung Pribadi told reporters.
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The number of temporary residential permits issued to foreigners, including renewals, has fallen for the past few years to 171,944 in 2015 from 194,0003 in 2013.
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But he said those whose authorizations were set to expire within six months could apply for renewals — so long as they did so by Oct. 5.
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SAP, Europe's largest software company, reported record annual operating profits, driven both by year-end software license renewals and customers' converting to newer cloud-based software.
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If the administration does terminate DACA, USCIS could simply issue a single memo that would halt the processing of any new applications or renewals, explained Legomsky.
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The Concierge Associate is a customer service and client engagement role, taking ownership of responding to subscriber inquiries with a focus on renewals, retention, and conversions.
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While renewals versus relocations are a market indicator, there can be a number of reasons why a tenant renews a lease instead of moving, Caggiano said.
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"It's one thing to say that we're not going to deport people who have received DACA documents, but it's another to give out renewals," said Beck.
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In the first three months of 2017, officials approved more than 100,000 DACA applications, 17,275 initial applications and 107,524 renewals, according to statistics released last week.
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This amount has increased over the years due to country-based exemptions and renewals that extend the total approvals far beyond the 21,21 per year cap.
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Having previously instructed their agents not to tell them how much HBO was offering them for renewals, they simply walked away from a potential third season.
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Critics have charged that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who signed off on the FISA application renewals, should not have approved them without more reliable intelligence.
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Existing users can keep using GSS for the allotted time under their current contract, but Google will stop selling new licenses and renewals on April 1.
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In avoiding the case for now, the program will likely continue to live for a few more months, allowing recipients to continue to apply for renewals.
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The New York Times also reported that, overall, Horowitz criticized the FBI's handling of the application and renewals for Page, suggesting instances of sloppiness or negligence.
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Amazon said the price on Prime will go up on May 11 for new members, and starting June 16 for renewals of membership for existing members.
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The state law imposed a two-year in-state residency requirement for business owners applying for a license and 10-year residency requirements for license renewals.
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The time crunch has led many social services providers, like CASA, to shift all their attention and resources to getting as many renewals submitted as possible.
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After indefinitely suspending interview waivers for visa renewals earlier this year, the US Embassy in Nigeria no longer gives visa interview appointments according to local reports.
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Beyond the questions about Russian government approvals, the trademark renewals cast doubt on Mr. Trump's oft-stated insistence that he has no business interests in Russia.
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Its core profit almost halved in the first-half, prompting it to cut capital investments and delay renewals of equipment and infrastructure to rein in costs.
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Immigration officials will continue to process renewals under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program because of court injunctions, the Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday.
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From October to March, approximately 122 immigrants each day had their DACA-issued work permits expire because they were unable to apply in time for renewals.
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Scholars have experienced postponements and disruptions for what have previously been routine immigration processes such as family visas, renewals of status, or clearance for international travel.
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Scholars have experienced postponements and disruptions for what have previously been routine immigration processes such as family visas, renewals of status, or clearance for international travel.
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Officially, the program is still in effect: immigration lawyers report that their clients are still getting DACA grants and renewals from US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Some immigrants were able to apply for and receive two-year renewals very recently, which would make them some of the last to expire, not first.
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But none of those renewals have actually been approved yet, and it's not clear how long US Citizenship and Immigration Services will take to process them.
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Fitch expects same store growth to continue to be impacted by shifting factors including asset repositionings, expected vacancies and positive rental rent spreads on renewals and vacancies.
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The unverified allegations in the dossier were nevertheless presented to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to obtain a FISA warrant and three renewals on Mr. Page.
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The reduction was mainly due to U.S. shale natural gas supply-demand shifts that have impaired pipeline economics for two of its significant assets challenging contract renewals.
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Graham Coutts, EMEA head of reinsurance at Fitch, told a separate briefing that rates might fall by up to 7.5 percent, following similar declines at July renewals.
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In January, the Northern District of California ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to start allowing current DACA recipients to apply for two-year renewals again.
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The moves on Monday follow a freeze on new enrollment and renewals in certain "trusted traveler" programs for New York state residents, which was announced last week.
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Overall, the January renewals season for reinsurance showed prices up by about 0.8 percent, compared with drops of 0.5 percent in 2017 and 1 percent in 2016.
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"We would have thought contract renewals and a tighter truck market would be having a greater impact by now," Bernstein analyst David Vernon said in a note.
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AND ABC ANNOUNCE EXTENSION AND RENEWALS OF AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS THROUGH 2022 * SAYS EXTENDED AND RENEWED AGREEMENTS WILL EXPIRE AUGUST 2022 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Negative rating actions are not expected to explicitly result from recent shifts in the industry's competitive and pricing dynamics - namely lower branded inflation and key contract renewals.
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The review was widely seen by analysts, investors and industry executives as a window into how authorities viewed the operators ahead of license renewals starting in 2020.
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Now, nine years and several renewals later, coal provides only a quarter of U.S. power, and retirements of more than half those coal plants have been secured.
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Lower courts have issued injunctions holding that the administration acted illegally when it sought to wind down the program, and have so far allowed renewals to continue.
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"In its lawsuit, Texas challenges the DACA program in its entirety, including seeking to stop any renewals of DACA for current recipients," said Saenz in a statement.
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The Emergency Prescription Assistance Program allows uninsured patients to get a 30-day supply at participating pharmacies with renewals every 30 days while the program is active.
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In some cases, TPS holders have been in the United States for over two decades, with more or less automatic renewals of their status every 18 months.
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She also committed to "look into" any leniency with the October 5 deadline for renewals, which more than 20,000 recipients did not meet to extend their status.
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The number of people who watch a TV series informs how much a network can charge for advertising and can bolster negotiations with distributors during contract renewals.
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The decision by Homeland Security affects New Yorkers who use Trusted Traveler programs like Global Entry; their renewals will be cut off by the end of 2020.
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It contained previously unmentioned extensions of tax provisions, an array of fee renewals to partly defray the measure's cost, and almost 400 pages worth of health provisions.
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German business software giant SAP is expected to hit the high-end of its 2015 operating profit forecast, helped by solid renewals of higher-margin licensed software.
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The firm lowered its rating to neutral from buy for Chevron shares, saying the renewals for the company's key Asian projects may be more difficult than expected.
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Landlords across FirstService's portfolio — from small older buildings in Brooklyn to luxury towers in Manhattan — are offering concessions and raising rents on renewals minimally, if at all.
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Analysts warn against underestimating a sector known for maintaining high margins and rarely discounting, helped by constant product renewals and staples like 100-yen (90-cent) coffees.
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Longer terms mean consumers face the risk of having to renew at higher rates less often and also can build up more equity in their homes between renewals.
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Earlier this year, the House intelligence committee also called on Trump to declassify their FISA memo summarizing the warrant application for Page and subsequent renewals, which he did.
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Management has also committed itself to the repositioning of its portfolio through opportunities arising from tenant bankruptcies and non-renewals by taking vacated space offline and redeveloping it.
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According to her contract, Grace is eligible for up to 4 renewals of her deal with Simon Cowell's record label, SYCO -- and each one comes with another $100k.
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But even if the Trump administration can use its discretion to be as stingy as possible in granting renewals of DACA status, it's still a choice they're making.
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The pastel chapel isn't just reserved for intended newlyweds though — it's also available for engagements, vow renewals, and anniversary celebrations according to a post on Fortnum & Mason's Instagram.
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Harvey struck only days before senior insurance executives hold their annual meeting in Monte Carlo to haggle over reinsurance renewals as premiums remain stubbornly low across the industry.
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"Even in redacted form, the initial FISA application and three renewals underscore the legitimate concern [the] FBI had about Page's activities as it was investigating Russia's interference," Rep.
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In addition, the company also unveiled a slew of content deals and renewals, as well as its plans to capitalize on its advertising potential in the living room.
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SAP, Europe's largest software company, on Tuesday reported record annual operating profits, driven both by year-end software license renewals and customers' converting to newer cloud-based software.
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But if the administration does allow people to renew during the six-month delay, and then simply lets those renewals expire after two years, things look very different.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - 2% rent reduction on lease renewals due to oversupply in key office and retail markets.
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Previous Democratic and Republican administrations had more or less automatically issued 22019-month renewals for TPS — the maximum statutory limit — especially for Latin American countries in the program.
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The Trump administration sought to scale down TPS by withholding renewals of country designations, effectively forcing beneficiaries to either find a new immigration status or leave the country.
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Landlords set rents based on market conditions, and sometimes they hold out on sending renewals for as long as possible to see if conditions turn in their favor.
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The 6over6 technology that&aposs awaiting regulatory approval in the US will provide a similar service to the Express Exam, but for new prescriptions, as opposed to renewals.
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However, the very strong capitalisation of most rated entities means that they remain well positioned to take advantage of any pricing improvement at 1/1 renewals and beyond.
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Extending the mayor's mandate for two years offers a greater measure of stability than the succession of one-year renewals with which Senate Republicans had been torturing him.
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A nationwide injunction in January by U.S. District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco required the administration to resume renewals but does not apply to first-time applicants.
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The application for that warrant and its subsequent renewals were found by the IG to be highly flawed, with omissions and inaccuracies outlined in the report released Monday.
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Republicans have argued that the funding makes the material politically biased and that the origins of the dossier were not disclosed on the FISA application or its renewals.
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The rent went up 2301 percent in 2571 and another 26 percent in 2160 to $22011,83, the same as the city-set limits for two-year lease renewals.
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It's hardly a secret that the Trump administration would like to stop accepting DACA renewals — after all, that's what it's been trying to do for nearly a year.
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Following the change, paid apps were competing on equal terms with subscription-based apps, as the new algorithm appeared to only include new and first-time subscriptions, not renewals.
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It bans the practice of fracking to extract natural gas and oil, the import and export of fossil fuels and sets a moratorium on nuclear power plant license renewals.
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The Parkland students' plan includes measures such as a national gun buy-back and disposal program and a federal system of gun licensing requiring background checks and annual renewals.
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The new annual fee will apply to current Prime members starting with renewals on June 240; Amazon last raised the fee in 285, when it was $220 a year.
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The test would apply to both new licenses and renewals, meaning that all private hire drivers in London will be forced to pass the exam by March 31, 2017.
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Back in January, the district judge had ordered the federal government to continue processing renewals of existing DACA applications while litigation over the legality of Trump's action was resolved.
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But as many as 100,000 DACA beneficiaries were issued three-year extensions starting in November 2014 when, under the 2012 rules, they were eligible only for two-year renewals.
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As of June 30, 2017, 793,026 people had been approved for the program since it began and nearly 900,000 renewals had been approved over the life of the program.
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The bill would reduce funding for the SEC by $85033 million compared to this year, but that decrease relates to a one-time cost in 2018 concerning lease renewals.
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BCA said in April it was trading ahead of market expectation with strong profit growth as the remarketing businesses was successful in winning new contracts and continuing contract renewals.
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Fresnillo, Mexico's largest gold producer, said it would put in place a cost-control programme in the second half of the year and delay renewals of equipment and infrastructure.
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Not a single one of these renewals has made any substantive improvements to the program and all have created uncertainty, which roils real estate markets in flood-prone areas.
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The application and several renewals, which continued into the Trump administration, contain many redacted pages, making it impossible to tell how many other sources of information the F.B.I. had.
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The new limit is 364 days, or a total of three years with renewals and extensions, making them more like a longer-term alternative to regulated, comprehensive insurance policies.
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Otherwise, the U.S. government will continue reviewing first-time DACA applications it received prior to today, but it will not accept any new DACA applications or renewals going forward.
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This week, U.S.C.I.S. said it sent letters to more than "1,700 individuals," and that more than 123 applicants resubmitted their renewals before the government invited them to do so.
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It is set to release "very strong" new content, the analyst said, including renewals of popular shows "Stranger Things" and "The Crown" as well as eight new original dramas.
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He said the commission was evaluating the stores based on rules appropriate for new applicants for liquor licenses, not for those seeking renewals for their longstanding places of business.
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The company, Twin Metals Minnesota, sued the government in federal court in September, anticipating a possible rejection and arguing that it had an absolute right to the lease renewals.
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Aside from rebutting these claims, the new Democrat memo reveals that the FISA warrant and its three subsequent renewals were approved by judges who were appointed by Republican presidents.
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Most of the remaining technologies — universal electronic medical records, wireless supermarket checkouts, efficient driver's license renewals, telemedicine — are technologically feasible but have been thwarted by logistical or bureaucratic obstacles.
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LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Lloyd's of London said on Thursday it received final regulatory approval for its reinsurance branch in India and will open in time for April reinsurance renewals.
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The conservative bill offers only the 700,000 recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program the ability to apply for indefinite renewals of non-immigrant status.
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Two federal judges had already issued preliminary injunctions against the administration, forcing the government to allow immigrants who already have work permits under DACA to apply for two-year renewals.
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While neither judge ordered the government to accept new applicants for the programme, both said that it must keep processing renewals indefinitely, until the lawsuits challenging the rescission were concluded.
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Tweaking the language from the original license, the department said the renewals were granted for "maintenance of operations" in Venezuela, showing companies were not allowed to expand their local operations.
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With such a move, Mr. Trump's White House could say the administration will stop processing renewals of DACA status so that it does not kick in until after the election.
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One-quarter of DACA renewals not in on deadline day Miller is adding "a bunch of stuff that will be non-starters with Dems and divide GOP," the source said.
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In a related filing in a separate appellate court Friday night, the government asked a panel of judges to reverse a previous judge's order to reopen the program to renewals.
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Twitter is hosting its Digital Content NewFronts tonight, where it's unveiling 30 renewals and new content deals — the company says that's nearly twice as many as it announced last year.
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Zuora, which has always had the goal of helping companies manage subscriptions announced a new tool called Zuora Orders today, designed to help customers process renewals and more complex deals.
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The company noted it does not expect pay TV subscription revenue growth until the second half of the year because it is taking longer for affiliate renewals to get completed.
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For Republicans, the FBI's FISA warrant for Page was a flashpoint to change the law, after the Justice Department inspector general detailed numerous problems with the warrants and their renewals.
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Because of the new two-year moratorium on non-renewals, there will be a lag before victims of the current fires start to show up in the FAIR Plan's statistics.
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"I never want to say never but I think the big players are most focused on the upcoming sports-rights renewals from the leagues," the adviser who spoke anonymously said.
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February 26: Supreme Court declines to take up an immediate appeal of court decisions resuming DACA renewals, ensuring no deportations of DACA recipients for months and taking pressure of Congress.
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United Utilities said it expected full-year infrastructure renewals expenditure (IRE) to be similar to that of last year, though it rose slightly in the second half of the year.
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A political appointee took over from Sandy after that first hold and he signed multiple renewals of the freeze between then and September 11th, when the hold was finally lifted.
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This was all known to the Justice Department, but it still asked for warrant renewals from the FISA court without correcting the record or revealing exculpatory information discovered by investigators.
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Interestingly, a purchase order with the agency for $15,278.02 for "software renewals for seven machines" was signed on March 21, 2016: the same day that the Apple hearing was delayed.
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It will be under an order from Hanen to stop processing any DACA applications, and under orders from the judges in California and New York to continue processing DACA renewals.
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And there's a chance the new lawsuit will create an extremely unusual legal quandary: simultaneous nationwide rulings compelling government officials to process DACA renewals, and preventing them from doing just that.
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San Francisco-based U.S. District Judge William Alsup decided in January the government must continue processing renewals of existing DACA applications while litigation over the legality of Trump's action is resolved.
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Canadian immigration data showed new work permits issued to U.S. residents jumped 53.8 percent in the first eight months of 2016 from the same period last year, though renewals were down.
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So the agent ought to own the list wherever policy renewals are sensitive to sales effort, as in the case of car insurance, for which people tend to shop around more.
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Lynas, which has a mine in Western Australia and an $800 million processing plant in Malaysia, is facing problems getting license renewals for the plant due to concerns over waste storage.
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Spokespeople for USCIS and ICE did not return requests for comment, but USCIS issued a notice February 14 that it would continue to accept DACA renewals because of the court orders.
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Sources on the Hill increasingly believe Trump is leaning toward ending renewals and new applicants to the program, and a source familiar has said the White House is considering that option.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story listed incorrect figures for the number of people approved for the DACA program and the number of renewals over the life of the program.
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RBC analyst Kamran Hossain, who has a "sector perform" rating on Lancashire, said in a note that he expected mid-year renewals to show stronger price increases than seen in January.
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Congress stalled in its effort to legislate on the matter, and the court injunction forced the Trump administration to keep granting renewals to existing DACA recipients whose two-year permits expire.
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If the court decides to allow the program to continue and for immigrants to apply for DACA renewals, the new fee could be a way to restrict applications administratively, Jaddou explained.
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Keep hard copies of hard-won qualifications, and be sure to do the renewals and continued education that keeps them current even if you don't anticipate an immediate need for them.
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But ultimately, it's likely that the courts will allow the Trump administration to stop granting renewals for current DACA recipients, just as they've been allowed to stop granting new work permits.
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So finding ways to make it more inconvenient to opt out — by cracking down on the conditional entry to school, introducing exemptions with regular renewals — should be what policymakers work toward.
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Courts agreed and issued nationwide injunctions that allowed renewals in the program to continue, and the Trump administration appealed a decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court.
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QBE said it already has a branch in the Belgian capital, and will use staff there to take up roles in the newly formed company, which will be operational for 2019 renewals.
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Lastly, on creative ambition, YouTube announced a variety of renewals of original series for its YouTube Red subscription service and some new efforts including one centered on the Step Up dance series.
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The ruling, which only allows the resumption of DACA renewals from prior applicants, prompted a Justice Department response stating the program was "an unlawful circumvention of Congress" and promising a legal fight.
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The bottom line: The injunction, won last month by California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, allows DACA renewals to continue — so that's what will happen if no deal is reached by March 5.
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The anti-government protests haven't yet seriously disrupted the country's copper sector, but the question is whether this will remain the case, particularly with multiple mine labour contract renewals pending next year.
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California officials, not sure whether their system will be working in time for this year's election, estimate that there are 6.6 million eligible voters now unregistered, with many due for license renewals.
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That is what the government is essentially telling young immigrants whose Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, renewals did not arrive on time, due to delays with the US Postal Service.
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Members still use their insurance during their visits to One Medical-run clinics, but the fee covers additional services such as mobile communication with One Medical staff members and mobile prescription renewals.
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First things first, starting today, new subscriptions/renewals will no longer be accepted, however all accounts that are active on March 1, 2019, will continue to be active until the service closes.
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A federal district court in California issued a nationwide injunction requiring the government to continue the program and process renewals for existing participants until a final ruling was made in the case.
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"We don't have enough staff to do all the grazing permit renewals, and sage grouse habitat monitoring, and wild horse management, and oil and gas leasing, and transportation planning," one employee wrote.
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It is now known that Mr. Steele was a source for that article, but the application and renewals state that the F.B.I. did not believe he "directly" provided information to Yahoo News.
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But in Chicago, in the backyard of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency, there were at least 41 DACA recipients whose renewals, sent well before the deadline, arrived late, advocates said.
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States also need to find ways to simply make it more inconvenient to opt out — by cracking down on things like the conditional entry to school, or introducing exemptions with regular renewals.
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Renewals and cancellations season can bring sad losses and consternation — like Fox cancelling Lucifer and canceling Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and then announcing a revival of the canceled ABC comedy Last Man Standing.
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That does not tell us much about how they are performing: If those schools posted bigger gains than the rest of the city's schools, that would indicate that Renewals are getting better.
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Profits halved in the first half of 2019, forcing the Mexico-based gold and silver producer to rein in expenditure by cutting its capital investments and delaying renewals of equipment and infrastructure.
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You've got to be looking at usage, at adoption, value renewals, expansion, and of course, the corollary, churn, to give you good health indicators about how you're doing with product-market fit.
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The state's attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, and Riverkeeper, a nonprofit environmental group, joined the governor's office in challenging the renewals and permits that Entergy needed to keep the Indian Point running.
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Many hailed that legislation for allowing early license renewals in return for investments and removing restrictions on third-party cargo at private container terminals, but shipping industry executives see room for improvement.
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The order says the Trump administration has to make it possible for people who already were approved for DACA to apply for two-year renewals of their work permits and deportation protections.
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In 2004, following stints in the private sector as an engineer and entrepreneur, he was hired by Customs and Border Protection -- a job requiring a secret-level security clearance subject to periodic renewals.
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While they cannot change existing insurance cover, renewals, many of which fall due in Jan or April 2018, will give them a chance to adjust prices or policy wordings to mitigate their risks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global reinsurance rates are likely to fall by up to 7.5 percent at Jan 2018 renewals due to strong competition, despite the impact of Hurricane Harvey, ratings agencies said on Tuesday.
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But courts in California, New York and the District of Columbia directed the administration to continue processing renewals of existing DACA applications while the litigation over the legality of Trump's action was resolved.
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The claims in the lawsuit, and those made by the other lawyers Vox has talked to, raise concerns that USCIS is being stricter than usual with DACA renewals — and perhaps arbitrarily denying them.
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Trump has already begun sunsetting DACA, which grants protections to upwards of 800,000 people who came to the United States as children, with the final two-year renewals going out in March 2018.
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And while the judges in San Francisco and Brooklyn (in January and February, respectively) ordered the government to resume processing renewals for people who already have DACA protections, Judge Bates's decision went further.
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Industry prices for the traditional property and casualty (P&C) business, for example, fell again in January, the important policy renewals season, albeit at a slower rate than in the past few years.
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Some resinsurers have removed capacity given the low pricing, but there is no indication yet it has been enough to stabilize the market, Willis Re said in its latest 1st View Renewals report.
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Contract renewals came on the back of sales promotions late last year to convince existing customers to upgrade to S/26.7 HANA, the core software platform on which SAP is betting its future.
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Dennis M. Walcott, who served as chancellor of the city's schools under Mr. de Blasio's predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, said that a series of one-year renewals was bad for the school system.
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Housing Contract renewals with the Department of Housing and Urban Development for low-income housing have been on hold since the shutdown began, leading to a funding shortfall for building repairs and maintenance.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is fining the parent company of TitleMax, a title loan lender, $85033 million for luring consumers into costly loan renewals with misleading information about terms and costs.
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In addition to stonewalling the GOP subpoenas, the impeachment resolution faulted Rosenstein for signing one of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant renewals on Carter Page, and refusing to turn over scoping memo.
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While disputes of this nature are not uncommon, this particular clash was widely watched in the media industry because it was the first in a wave of pay-television contract renewals for Disney.
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The memo is focused on a warrant granted in October 2016 by the FISA court to monitor former Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page, as well as the approval of three subsequent renewals.
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A new federal security requirement is forcing drivers who want to use their license to board a commercial flight to apply for renewals or new licenses in person at a motor vehicle office.
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But a federal judge issued an order stopping the President's plan to phase out DACA, and DHS has since resumed processing applications for renewals for all the recipients who had protections in September.
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While the ruling that orders DACA renewals is "a sigh of relief," it's a fleeting one, said Karen Tumlin, legal director of the National Immigration Law Center, which advocates for rights of immigrants.
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EPR has been able to work through charter non-renewals and reduce exposure to public charter-school operator Imagine, a top-13 tenant for the company, while expanding to 61 operators portfolio-wide.
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In three subsequent renewals of the FISA warrant, multiple sources (redacted in the Democratic memo) provided additional information of Page's continuing contacts with several prominent Russian officials after he left the Trump campaign.
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Ben Shaoul, a landlord with about 473,200 rentals in Manhattan, offered concessions all last year, both for new leases and for renewals, with rents ranging from $2,500 a month to $30,000 a month.
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In the meantime, a second judge, in New York, also issued an injunction — meaning that even if one of the two orders got overturned, USCIS would have to keep accepting and processing renewals.
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Another part of the Tennessee law, also struck down by the appeals court but not defended before the Supreme Court by the trade association, imposed a 10-year residency requirement on license renewals.
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To make money from the card, JPMorgan has to have the right mix of customer spending, annual renewals and borrowing with repayments, said John Grund, a partner at card industry consulting firm First Annapolis.
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DOJ RELEASES FISA DOCS: WHAT THEY REVEAL ABOUT THE SURVEILLANCE OF TRUMP The documents revealed that the infamous and unverified Steele Dossier was a major component of the 2016 surveillance warrant and its renewals.
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Last week, the company outlined better than expected 222 results, fueled by strong year-end renewals by existing software license customers, but cautioned that 26.3 profit would be at the low end of expectations.
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That's why renewals for shows like Bones (which concluded its 12th and final season this spring) or CSI (which was finally canceled in 2015, after 15 seasons) come down to the wire every year.
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As we sat and waited, Andrews told me that once everyone at Queensbridge was online, the housing authority could put lease renewals on its website and save everybody the bother of filling out paperwork.
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Thus, more and more cancellations and renewals are driven less by ratings and more by other business concerns, as the corporations that own these programs try to maximize the revenue they make from them.
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An IRS spokesman told The Wall Street Journal that as many as 362,000 Americans fall under the category of those with outstanding debt for whom the State Department should deny passport applications or renewals.
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The brainchild is Dubai's Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum who wants all government documentation —such as visa applications, bill payments and license renewals — to be transacted digitally using blockchain by 2020.
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The animal welfare group is asking the court to strip the zoo operators of their licenses and order the USDA to stop granting license renewals to entities that are in violation of the AWA.
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He could quietly order immigration agents to stop approving new applications for deferred action, or renewals for people who already have it — sunsetting the program over the course of two years without much fanfare.
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That means renewals are picking up as the deadline approaches: according to previous USCIS data, 6,000 applications came in between September 1543 and October 2, and 7,500 came in between October 2 and 4.
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When I think about a future where we're sitting down with the major leagues to negotiate renewals of our existing deals and potentially acquire additional rights, I really like the situation that we're in.
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Once the Supreme Court declined to leapfrog the appellate courts to immediately take up the issue, it ensured that DACA renewals would continue for at least a few months, given the appeals process schedule.
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We now know that, despite the highly dubious provenance of this dossier, senior DOJ and FBI officials never once, in three renewals of the FISA request, told the secret court about the dossier's origins.
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We now know that the unverified allegations in the so-called Steele dossier were asserted as reliable facts in the original FISA warrant and three renewals against former Trump campaign volunteer adviser Carter Page.
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The DHS announced a policy last week that would bar hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers from new enrollment and renewals in federal programs that help travelers speed through airport security lines and borders.
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Then in early February, on the same day that Merkel traveled to Ankara for talks with the government, German reporters received calls from the Turkish government press office saying their renewals had been approved.
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In doing so, the court allowed to stand Judge William Alsup's January ruling that the Trump administration must resume renewals in the immigration program, rendering moot a March deadline initially announced by Sessions himself.
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Currently, the administration's decision to stop accepting applications for two-year DACA renewals is on hold, stopped by nationwide preliminary injunctions in the Northern District of California and the Southern District of New York.
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When reports from the New York Times and Vox highlighted the problem in November, USCIS reversed itself, declaring that immigrants whose DACA renewals had been mailed on time would be given the chance to reapply.
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The conservative bill also would have provided some 700,000 recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program the ability to apply for indefinite renewals of legal nonimmigrant status every three years.
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However, the sheer number of contract renewals will at the very least generate a continuous stream of bullish media headlines and analysts are already adjusting their "disruption allowances" in calculating next year's copper market balance.
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"Perhaps the most important incremental datapoint is that the mix of new enrollees (103 percent) versus renewals (77 percent) is in line with last year," Evercore ISI analyst Michael Newshal said in a research note.
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To encourage the agent to find high-quality clients, which are more likely to renew a policy, the firm defers some portion of the agent's pay and ties it to the rate of policy renewals.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Reinsurance rates have softened in the June/July renewals season, against a backdrop of overcapacity, although the pace of the price reductions has slowed, a report by broker Willis Re on Friday showed.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 26.7 (Reuters) - Europe's largest software company, SAP on Tuesday reported a 26.7 percent rise in operating profits, driven both by year-end software license renewals and customers converting to newer cloud-based software.
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He demands that the Justice department send over the "names, addresses, 'A' file numbers and all available contact information" for the more than 100,000 DACA beneficiaries who mistakenly got an extra year on their renewals.
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A decision upholding the lower courts' findings that the rescission was arbitrary and capricious, and therefore unlawful, would force the Homeland Security Department to continue administering the DACA program, including managing renewals and new applications.
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When Trump announced the Obama-era program's end at the beginning of the month, he allowed renewals of the two-year permits to continue until March, when individuals protected will begin losing their DACA status.
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DACA renewals would increase from $495 to $765, possibly giving Trump officials a tool to limit the program in case the Supreme Court allows the program to continue despite the administration's efforts to end it.
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Catalysts for shares over the next six months include an update on international TV rights renewals and capital allocation, both of which are contributors to our >20% FCF/share growth forecast in '21 and beyond.
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A growing number of hotels around the world now provide cultural weddings and vow renewals, like a Hindu ceremony in India, a shaman-led Mayan celebration in Mexico or a traditional Maasai wedding in Tanzania.
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If Hanen sides with the attorneys general and orders DACA renewals halted, the Trump administration's position against the program will be bolstered as other appeals courts, and eventually the U.S. Supreme Court, consider the issue.
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Officials at Covered California, which spent $121 million on marketing and outreach, attributed the decline in renewals to the fact that fewer new customers picked policies in 20173, after the federal penalty was effectively eliminated.
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The ruling came the same day the Supreme Court said it would stay out of the dispute over the termination of DACA for now, leaving renewals under the program in place for at least months.
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A program that temporarily shields hundreds of thousands of young people from deportation was scheduled to end Monday but court orders have forced the Trump administration to keep issuing renewals, easing the sense of urgency.
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A pair of federal court orders — one issued in California in January, and one issued in New York in February — have slowed DACA's unraveling by allowing DACA recipients to apply for two-year renewals again.
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So-called short-term plans will be offered for relatively long periods — just under a year at a time, with renewals for up to 36 months — and they will be marketed extensively in most states.
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency that administered DACA, has to provide public notice about how people can apply for renewals again — and it has to do so in a "reasonable" amount of time.
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" But Marielena Hincapie of the National Immigration Law Center said that because "there isn't yet a mechanism" for US Citizenship and Immigration Services to accept those renewals, DACA recipients "can't go back and renew today.
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However, the rigor in protecting the rights of Americans, which is reinforced by 22016-day renewals of surveillance orders, is necessarily dependent on the government's production to the court of all material and relevant facts.
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DACA recipients whose work permits are set to expire after March 0003 weren't allowed to apply for renewals in the fall but are now able to do so thanks to a January federal court ruling.
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The resulting approvals, before and since, mean there are thousands of DACA renewals that will keep the program alive into 210 for at least some recipients given that each approval is for a two-year period.
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"The non-renewals come as a surprise because ahead of the US elections next year, many expected the Trump administration to prioritise keeping gasoline prices low against keeping a strong stance on international diplomacy," they said.
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Swiss Re, the world's second-largest reinsurer, on Friday posted a smaller-than-expected drop in first-quarter net income and said price erosion for its property natural catastrophe business has slowed in its April renewals.
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Bar and restaurant openings Reuters filed a Freedom of Information Act request to the City of London Corporation to find the number of new premises which have applied for licenses to sell alcohol and license renewals.
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Investors should buy Disney on the prospect of better financial results in the coming years due to cable network renewals and theme park growth, according to Deutsche Bank, which upgraded the shares of the media company.
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SAP said its results were helped by renewals from existing customers of higher-margin, licensed software plus faster growing, albeit less profitable, Internet-based software and the sales impact of a weaker euro against other currencies.
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SAP said the results were helped by renewals from existing customers of higher-margin, licensed software plus faster-growing, albeit less profitable, Internet-based software and the sales impact of a weaker euro against other currencies.
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The stock has risen another 12.6 percent so far this year as investors are betting on license renewals being negotiated in countries including India and the United Kingdom, which WWE expects to announce by mid-year.
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In September 2017, the Trump administration announced plans to phase out DACA, but lower court judges blocked the administration from doing so and ordered that renewals of protections for recipients continue until the appeals are resolved.
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James Murdoch, chief executive officer at Fox, told analysts on a call Wednesday that he expects Fox's strong ratings during the presidential election campaign to help drive affiliate fees as it has some "significant renewals" approaching.
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In September 2017, the government announced plans to phase out the program, but lower court judges blocked the administration from doing so and ordered that renewals of protections for recipients continue until the appeals are resolved.
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Swiss Re said its January renewals, which account for roughly 55 percent of its main property and casualty business, increased by 8 percent to $8.1 billion as the company won new business and achieved higher rates.
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Rather, he and other hardliners want to move ahead with a vote on an immigration bill that would include border wall funding, security and enforcement provisions and limiting Dreamers to obtaining three-year work permit renewals.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has continued its visa crackdown, recently releasing memos that make it easier for immigration officials to deny visa applications and begin deportation proceedings for those whose extensions or renewals are denied.
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Thanks to its efficiency, airlines have touted the A320neo in fleet renewals and some are using the aircraft as a platform for new airline liveries and branding, as was the case for Aegean Airlines in Greece.
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The 740,000 immigrants who currently have DACA — but who would need to apply for renewals at some point over the next two years — would just apply for PPP once their DACA grants neared their expiration date.
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He also ordered the federal government to give him a list of all the immigrants in those states who got three-year renewals of their deferred action status — including their names, addresses, and other personal information.
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Then, in January, a federal court judge issued an order stopping the President's plan to phase out DACA, and DHS has since resumed processing applications for renewals for all the recipients who had protections in September.
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Swiss Re said its January renewals, which account for roughly 1.073 percent of its main property and casualty business, increased by 8 percent to $8.1 billion as the company won new business and achieved higher rates.
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However, the FISC's rigor in protecting the rights of Americans, which is reinforced by 90-day renewals of surveillance orders, is necessarily dependent on the government's production to the court of all material and relevant facts.
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Elsewhere, it looks to add a $530 price hike for an application for naturalization, and an increase of more than $200 to apply for renewals of protections under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy.
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In the three subsequent FISA renewals, the Justice Department provided information "obtained through multiple independent sources" that corroborated parts of what Steele reported about Page, the memo states, though many details of that section are redacted.
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Ever since, no new immigrants have been able to apply for DACA, and only those with existing DACA status have been able to apply for renewals as Trump's decision has winded its way through the courts.
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Tuesday, Sessions lamented a California federal judge who temporarily halted the administration's plan to cede DACA renewals and vowed to push forward after a setback in the case earlier in the week at the Supreme Court.
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Bar and restaurant openings Reuters filed a Freedom of Information Act request to the City of London Corporation to find the number of new premises which have applied for licenses to sell alcohol and license renewals.
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This officially renders the March 5 "deadline" useless — after all, right now, both immigrants with work permits expiring on March 4 and those with permits expiring on March 6 (or May 6) can apply for renewals.
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Two big reasons: TV companies have relied too heavily on lucrative license fees from the distributors (AT&T and Comcast* and Verizon), and the next time they discuss renewals, the distributors will insist on lower rates. Why?
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The company on Wednesday announced a premiere dates for "Orange is the New Black" and "Girlboss," handed out renewals to "The OA" and "Love," and unveiled trailers for "Dear White People" and "Julie's Greenroom," starring Julie Andrews.
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Membership fees at Costco could be going up soon as the buy-in-bulk retailer capitalizes on momentum in membership renewals and new signups, according to analysts at UBS, who reiterated a buy rating on the company.
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Bottom line: Salesforce delivered strong 3Q results, as total billings came in at 25.9% y/y (+20.3% in organically) handily beating Street expectations of 19% driven by a combination of a stronger bookings quarter and larger renewals.
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Moreover, our sentiment checks suggest interest in F1 is surging YTD, which bodes well for rights fee step ups heading into a group of major broadcast renewals in 2021, as well as new sponsorship and hospitality opportunities.
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As well as requiring Mr Trump to process renewals of existing DACA enrollees, Judge Bates orders the president to invite and approve first-time applications from so-called Dreamers who have yet to register for the programme.
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However, the country's biggest five banks, which account for about two-thirds of the Canadian mortgage market, are reporting higher rates of renewals by existing customers concerned they will not qualify for a mortgage with another bank.
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Last fall the challengers won the first round when Judge William Alsup, of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, issued a preliminary nationwide injunction and ordered that renewals under the program continue.
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The next two years, the Pentagon will take on those seeking an initial security clearance and then also employees who want top secret renewals, Garry Reid, director for defense intelligence, told the AP. View the discussion thread.
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"Scholars have experienced postponements and disruptions for what have previously been routine immigration processes such as family visas, renewals of status, or clearance for international travel," he said, adding that international students were "essential" to university life.
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Notably, the Democratic memo reveals that all four judges on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court who approved the initial surveillance — which began in October 2016 — as well as three 90-day renewals were appointed by Republican presidents.
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Traditional legacy insurers are also getting into the game, boosting their online presence and taking advantage of some behind-the-scenes disruptors that use sophisticated platforms for underwriting or for automation of applications and renewals, like Indio.
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Moreover, the new legislation signed by the governor require new public notices and processes for lease renewals, as well as other hurdles to authorize new construction of oil and gas-related infrastructure associated with new federal leases.
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Genarro said that the fan excitement of the postseason creates a ripple effect that boosts ticket prices, increases season ticket renewals as well as new season ticket purchases, bumps TV ratings, corporate sponsorships and premium seating sales.
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"Under these weakened protections, the B.L.M. will be approving oil and gas leases, drilling permits; rights of way for roads; pipelines and power lines; coal and phosphate mining approvals and livestock grazing permit renewals," Judge Winmill wrote.
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Judges weighing the cases have temporarily ruled that the Trump administration has to keep accepting DACA renewals, and that officials can't revoke DACA protections in individual cases without giving notice, an explanation and an opportunity to respond.
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He then remained under surveillance with three renewals of secret warrants, even though the FBI was told repeatedly that Page was working with the CIA and that the dossier used to obtain those warrants was considered unsupported.
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But the question of how long DACA renewals will be available is a crucial one for the immigrants currently protected by the program and trying to figure out how to stay protected for as long as possible.
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Repayment rates for non-real estate farm loans - such as loans farmers would take to pay for operational costs - were lower than a year ago, and renewals and extensions of such loans were higher, according to the report.
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Following Alsup's ruling, the US Department of Homeland Security announced that it would follow the order and accept renewal applications, including from past recipients whose deferred action status had expired after the administration stopped accepting renewals last year.
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The Reuters investigation found that a network of people in BT Italy had exaggerated revenues, faked contract renewals and invoices and invented bogus supplier transactions in order to meet bonus targets and disguise the unit's true financial performance.
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Trump is said to be weighing two options on DACA that would continue protections, but would prevent future applicants and possibly renewals of the two-year permits, according to a source close to the White House and Congress.
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"Digital Media could benefit from strong seasonality, especially with ETLA (Enterprise Term License Agreement) renewals as enterprises could expand more aggressively in front of price lift," Cowen and Co analyst Derrick Wood wrote in a pre-earnings note.
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Finally, Yat Run, owner of Lucky Lucky Motorcycles Shop in Phnom Penh, which also handles visa renewals, told local media that the immigration office ordered him to make sure all foreigners had proof of employment before issuing visas.
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Sources who saw the FISA warrant and its three renewals tell me there is no mention of Papadopoulos's denial, an omission of exculpatory evidence that GOP critics in Congress are likely to cite as having misled the court.
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Lack of appeals sparked investigation Data on the state's website shows the Division of Licensing handled almost 275,000 new concealed weapon applications and almost 175,000 renewals in the 12 months from July 1, 2016, until June 30, 2017.
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A New York judge has cited a March appeals court ruling against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in reviving a claim in a case brought by the state attorney general over deceptive subscription renewals to newspapers and magazines.
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DACA recipients are able to continue applying for 2-year renewals, but it is not final solution — Hanen strongly suggested that it was not unlikely for DACA to ultimately be found in violation of the law and discontinued.
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"Digital Media could benefit from strong seasonality, especially with ETLA (Enterprise Term License Agreement) renewals as enterprises could expand more aggressively in front of price lift," Cowen and Co. analyst Derrick Wood wrote in a pre-earnings note.
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Underlying revenue in the company's core video business fell 3.6 percent at constant exchange rates, a smaller-than-expected fall helped by stability in the revenue of media service MX1 with new business in Europe offsetting non-renewals.
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But those contracts will have to be renegotiated by 2021 or 2022, and it'll become much harder to win those renewals if companies like Google and Facebook decide they need live sports, potentially making the bidding go higher.
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"Michigan schools will likely suffer the brunt of the impact because the vast majority rely on periodic voter approval of local operating levy renewals for property taxes," the ratings agency Moody's wrote of the measure the following month.
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The U.S. Department of Homeland announced last week that it would bar New Yorkers from obtaining both new passes and renewals of Global Entry and three programs that permit faster travel between the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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"There have been more evictions, demolitions and non-renewals of month-to-month rentals in that part of town than any other part of town because it's in between fancy Coconut Grove and fancy Coral Gables," he lamented.
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The network's five superhero shows -- "Arrow" (season 7), "The Flash" (season 5), "Supergirl" (season 4), "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" (season 4) and "Black Lightning" (season 2) -- are among the renewals announced for the 2018 to 2019 television season.
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Clythio Buggenhout, Brazil ports director at Cargill Inc , said some investments are on hold because only a fraction of the requests for early license renewals were granted, due in part to rules centralizing decisions in the capital Brasilia.
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Horowitz sharply criticized FBI officials and their supervisors for misleading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court about the extent to which they relied upon the Steele dossier in their initial warrant application against Page and its three subsequent renewals.
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Law enforcement officials were also granted three renewals of the wiretap from the surveillance court; Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general and a Trump administration appointee, signed the last renewal application, which was granted in June 2017.
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The more than $250 million in current grants, which support reproductive health services in every state, are going to start expiring soon, and so far the administration hasn't made a peep about how groups can apply for renewals.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - XPO Logistics Inc on Thursday said price increases on less-than-truckload shipment contract renewals decelerated in the first quarter, sending shares in the shipping and warehousing company down as much as 9.4 percent on Thursday.
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United Utilities said it expects infrastructure renewals expenditure (IRE) in the first half to be slightly lower than the same period last year, and an increase in IRE in the second half of 2017/18 from the first half.
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ANNOUNCES RENEWALS OF NORMAL COURSE ISSUER BID AND REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY * PULSE SEISMIC INC SAYS TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE HAS ACCEPTED CO'S NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BUY UP TO 3.05 MILLION COMMON SHARES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Munich Re said there were signs of stabilisation of prices in the latest round of contract renewals with insurance companies in July were down by 0.4 percent, a more shallow drop than the 2.1 percent decline a year earlier.
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"In the past year, deals representing nearly 277 percent of our subscriber base have been renewed or extended, and we now have no significant renewals until well into 286," Bob Bakish, chief executive, said on a call with analysts.
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" Democrats on the Intelligence Committee said the document "mischaracterizes highly sensitive classified information that few Members of Congress have seen" and "fails to provide vital context and information contained in DOJ's FISA [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] application and renewals.
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Adding to the uncertain picture for those immigrants, the Trump administration resumed accepting renewals for the program over the weekend, under orders from a federal judge who is hearing a legal challenge to Mr. Trump's dismantling of the program.
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The dossier was also cited in several applications for 90-day renewals of the warrant on Page, a former energy executive who has given shifting accounts of a summer 2016 trip he took to Moscow while advising Trump's campaign.
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" Schiff memo: "DOJ's October 22016, 22016 FISA application and three subsequent renewals carefully outlined for the Court a multi-pronged rationale for surveilling Page, who, at the time of the first application, was no longer with the Trump campaign.
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Bar and restaurant openings Reuters also filed a Freedom of Information Act request to the City of London Corporation to find the number of new premises who have applied for licenses to sell alcohol and license renewals this year.
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The January 2017 renewals season showed that despite increased catastrophe losses in 2016, adding 2pp-8pp to reported combined ratios for the major European reinsurers, overall commercial lines reinsurance rates continued to decline into 2017 for both property and casualty segments.
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Some of the high expenses were tied to the development of a back-end software system called PharmacyOS, which the company was designing to automate the process of prescription renewals, billing insurance, getting authorizations from providers and sending out notifications.
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"But this is on the low end of expectations compared to the low to mid single digit range given in broker reports during the January renewals," said analysts at Morgan Stanley, who hold an "equal-weight" recommendation on the stock.
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Democrats, however, say the FISA warrant on Page was justified because of his contacts with Russia and that the FBI and Justice Department followed proper protocols in successfully getting the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to approve the warrant and subsequent renewals.
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In March a Reuters investigation found allegations that a network of people in BT Italia had exaggerated revenues, faked contract renewals and invoices and invented bogus supplier transactions in order to meet bonus targets and disguise the unit's true financial performance.
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The story of these shows' cancellations and renewals isn't really a political one so much as it's a story of two giant corporations trying to maximize revenue from two aging but valuable assets by making them run as long as possible.
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Beyond salary issues, the agreement would offer adjunct faculty members — whose ranks have swelled in recent years, especially at CUNY's four-year colleges — longer appointments of up to three years, rather than subjecting them to yearly or even semester renewals.
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The 64-page report by the Office of the Inspector General for the NYPD found police were non-compliant with a number of rules governing the conduct of probes, including routinely extending investigations after their legal authorization expired before seeking renewals.
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DACA recipients themselves may not be following the tactical minutiae of the DOJ's court fight, but activist groups have worked hard to spread the basic message: DACA is open for renewals again — but no one knows how long it will last.
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The Republican letter charged that the committee has not addressed the December Justice Department inspector general report on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant for former Trump campaign associate Carter Page, which identified major problems with the warrant and its renewals.
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Beyond that, however, Horowitz sharply criticized FBI officials and their supervisors for misleading the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court about the extent to which they relied upon the Steele dossier in their initial warrant application against Page and its three subsequent renewals.
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The most damning part of the IG report is its identification of repeated and systematic failures to properly vet, disclose and correct information provided by the FBI to the FISA court in its applications and renewals to surveil Carter Page.
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It was set to start phasing out on March 5, but the Supreme Court last month declined to hear an appeal of a lower court ruling saying the government must accept DACA renewals from the roughly 700,000 people already shielded.
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The Intelligence Committee dispute centers on an application by the F.B.I. in October 2016 to secure a secret warrant to spy on Mr. Page, suspected by American law enforcement of being a Russian agent, as well as the subsequent renewals.
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The number is expected to rise, because many states will allow for renewals, and because of the end of the penalty for not purchasing ACA insurance, according to Louise Norris, a writer and health insurance brokerage co-owner at Colorado Health Insurance Insider.
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Private equity firms are attracted to cloud-based SaaS delivery models, which offer recurring revenue streams via continuing renewals of an existing customer base (and which demand value creation investments from their fund sponsors for advancements in customer service and continued product development).
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The Supreme Court denied the Justice Department's request to take up the case immediately, sending the case out of California back to the US Court of Appeals for the 103th Circuit — and keeping the injunction in place that's keeping DACA renewals proceeding.
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If Judge Hanen issues an injunction barring future DACA approvals and renewals on the grounds that Mr Obama's initiative may have been unconstitutional when it was announced, what becomes of the three earlier rulings that Mr Trump's rescission of DACA was illegal?
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Though Once Upon a Time has not yet been renewed — EW has heard it is a near-lock to return, with ABC expected to announce renewals and cancellations this week ahead of its upfront presentation — Morrison will not return as a series regular.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian government on Monday ordered the country's broadcast regulator to reconsider the terms for renewals of television broadcast licenses that it implemented earlier this year, saying they did not do enough to support the funding of independent, domestic content.
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The document, which wraps up the preliminary investigation, alleges that a network of people in BT Italy exaggerated revenues, faked contract renewals and invoices and invented bogus supplier transactions in order to meet bonus targets and disguise the unit's true financial performance.
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The administration is contesting three different district court rulings from judges in California, New York and the District of Columbia that told the administration to continue processing renewals of existing DACA applications while litigation over the legality of Trump's action is resolved.
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The show's producers have been negotiating with other actors over contract renewals — presumably at higher salaries, particularly for anyone who wins a Tony at the ceremony on June 12 — but those negotiations are not likely to be resolved for a few weeks.
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But multiple lawsuits were filed challenging the way Trump ended the program -- resulting in multiple federal judges putting the brakes on the move and ordering the Department of Homeland Security to resume processing renewals for the roughly 700,000 participants in the program.
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" The document released Saturday, which is more than 400 pages and includes the initial October 2016 FISA warrant on Page as well as three subsequent renewals, says that the FBI "believes Page has been the subject of targeted recruitment by the Russian government.
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The initial October 63 FISA warrant application and the three renewals -- the first ever FISA warrant documents to be publicly released -- did not resolve those larger collusion questions, but they did show in plain English the FBI's argument for conducting surveillance on Page.
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In a statement, Meadows said Rosenstein should be impeached because of the Justice Department's stonewalling of congressional subpoenas and hiding information from Congress, and for signing one of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant renewals for Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page.
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Feds fine TitleMax's parent company $28500M over loan practices: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is fining the parent company of TitleMax, a title loan lender, $6900 million for luring consumers into costly loan renewals with misleading information about terms and costs.
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Not only are rising steel costs altering the economics of projects, but lingering trade uncertainty is making it harder for American export promoters to move quickly with credible deals to beat out Qatari and Russian gas sales ahead of looming contract renewals.
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US officials who saw an early draft told The Journal that the agreement would permit China to station military personnel, store weapons, and dock warships at the base and to use the facility for 30 years with automatic renewals every 10 years thereafter.
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BEIJING, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Chinese solar power developers have made their lowest bids so far in a tender to build a one gigawatt solar power base in Inner Mongolia, aiming to accelerate a transition to renewals, China Business News said on Friday.
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That means that renewals will likely remain open at least until the Supreme Court agrees to take up the cases after the appeals courts rule — which will almost certainly be during the Court's next term, which starts in October of this year.
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Immigrants whose DACA protections and work permits (which must be renewed every two years) are set to expire before March 22017, 2120, are required to apply for their renewals by October 2495, 20183 — or else their DACA protections simply won't be renewed.
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But broad international interest in the island nation, and familiarity with its struggles, has largely been confined to the story of its civil war, which ended in 2009, and, at most, to ongoing, uneven reconciliations and renewals that have played out since then.
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The vow renewals happen in the late afternoon under the auspices of a pundit or Hindu priest at a 280-year-old Shiva Temple, situated on a small island in the center of the resort amid verdant greenery and redolent with orange marigolds.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Demand for bank loans, loan extensions and renewals is surging among U.S. farmers, and farm incomes are forecast to fall for a third year, as grain and livestock prices remain stubbornly low, according to reports from Federal Reserve Banks on Thursday.
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IN EMERGENCIES, SEEK EXPEDITED SERVICE If a passport is expiring within two weeks of a trip, travelers can make an appointment at a passport office, show proof of travel and receive expedited service for a higher fee ($170 versus $110 for normal renewals).
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When applying for FISA warrant renewals to continue to surveil Carter Page, FBI agents, the IG report found, used shortcuts and omitted information that Page had worked with the CIA in order to shield it from judges charged with approving the effort.
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"This is a strategic move that ensures our European brokers and clients experience no disruption from the UK's exit from the EU." Subject to regulatory approval, the move is expected to be completed well in time for 2019 renewals, the firm said.
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Our extensive review of the initial FISA application and three subsequent renewals failed to uncover any evidence of illegal, unethical, or unprofessional behavior by law enforcement and instead revealed that both the FBI and DOJ made extensive showings to justify all four requests.
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At issue is whether the F.B.I. and Justice Department made any misrepresentations to the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court when seeking the warrant, or if they should have flagged any concerns about the credibility of the information in the application during renewals.
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It fails to provide vital context and information contained in DOJ's FISA application and renewals, and ignores why and how the FBI initiated, and the Special Counsel has continued, its counterintelligence investigation into Russia's election interference and links to the Trump campaign.
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But Halt and Catch Fire, a darkly lit drama following Joe MacMillan (Lee Pace), a tortured genius businessman in the fledgling world of personal computers in 1980s Texas, rebounded from anemic early ratings to earn increasingly improbable renewals for a second and then third season.
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The length of renewal periods after an initial franchise ownership term ends, and how many renewals you are entitled to, is one of the most important contract terms to get right to avoid headaches down the road, especially as a franchise becomes more successful.
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DHS said on Thursday the action, which took effect on Wednesday, would bar both new passes and renewals of Global Entry and three programs that allow faster travel between the United States, Canada and Mexico, but would not apply to Transportation Security Administration pre-checks.
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But those contracts will have to be renegotiated by 2021 to 2022, and it'll become much harder to win those renewals if companies like Google and Facebook decide they need live sports content as well, meaning the bidding for these rights could go higher.
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"It fails to provide vital context and information contained in DOJ's FISA application and renewals, and ignores why and how the FBI initiated, and the special counsel has continued, its counterintelligence investigation into Russia's election interference and links to the Trump campaign," he said.
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But in its motion for a preliminary injunction against new DACA permits and renewals, Texas turned that argument on its head, saying that in fact it was the Obama administration that failed to follow key provisions of the APA when it implemented the policy.
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Although the Trump administration announced plans to phase out the program last September, three judges in different districts across the country have temporarily blocked the government from doing so and ordered that renewals under the program should continue while the cases play out in court.
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When the President decided to end the Obama-era DACA program, he designed a window for renewals that gave Congress six months to act before any DACA recipients had to lose their protections, and has repeatedly urged them to act to save the sympathetic population.
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But with two consecutive five-year renewals of my lease automatically built in and soon to start — ticktock — time is short for any such ponderosity about what a restaurant now is and what its sphere of influence may be and the responsibilities it may shoulder.
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Credit card companies are starting to offer protection programs to prevent unwanted auto-renewals, but if your bank doesn't yet offer this feature, you can also check out this guide on how to create temporary IDs to avoid future run-ins with post-trial subscriptions.
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The North Carolina lawmaker has seized on the fact that Rosenstein signed off one of surveillance warrant renewals for former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, a new detail that surfaced after the Justice Department publicly released a heavily redacted FISA warrant application over the weekend.
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Although the Trump administration announced plans to phase out the program last September, judges in different districts across the country have temporarily blocked the government from doing so and ordered that renewals under the program should continue while the cases play out in court.
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The bureau's applications for a court order approving the wiretap of a former Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page, and three renewals of it made up the bulk of Mr. Horowitz's scrutiny of the Russia investigation but were a relatively small part of the sprawling inquiry.
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The most recent decision "comes as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of those affected by the decision, which is subject to renewals depending on the health status measures taken due to the novel coronavirus outbreak," The UAE's state news agency WAM wrote Wednesday.
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In the absence of a stop from Hanen, the Trump administration will have to continue accepting and processing two-year renewals of protection from deportation and work permits for the 690,000 unauthorized immigrants who came to the US as children already covered by DACA.
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In the initial application, made in October 2016, and in all three successful renewals in 2017, the FBI explains in lengthy footnotes that Mr Steele was probably hired to provide "information that could be used to discredit Candidate #1's campaign" ("Candidate #1" is Mr Trump).
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The injunction ordered the administration to allow DACA renewals to continue, and, in the absence of a contrary court ruling, that injunction will remain in place even after the March 5 deadline when DACA is supposed to end under the Trump administration order winding down DACA.
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And it is likely to generate enough perceived leeway for Mr Trump to instruct the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to stop honouring both new applications and renewals—a significant step toward the demise of DACA he originally hoped to take on March 5th.
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Why it matters: Netflix saw a slowdown in subscriber growth in the first quarter of 2017, despite season renewals of some its biggest hit shows, like "House of Cards" and "Orange Is the New Black," but Q2 growth beat investor estimates by a whopping 2 million subscribers.
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Renewals Mitigate Business Cycle Risk: The risk of shows not being renewed and the potential for decreased demand among broadcast networks or OTTs due to the business cycle is mitigated by the success Banijay has had in renewing its existing shows and distributing them in additional geographies.
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Is a revenue valuation multiple merely a short-cut to describing cash flow expectations for SaaS companies, or is it a different, premium way to value businesses that have higher levels of revenue predictability based on customer renewals and the potential for net-negative churn rates?
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She and the other DACA recipients facing the expiration of their work permits in the next few months don't know whether they'll get renewals in time to keep their jobs, or whether they'll have to be fired and then hope they can get rehired if a renewal comes.
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But, apparently we are: Given that the emergency is defined vaguely as constituting something like "terrorists might attack the country," it seems like we should consider dropping the charade of annual renewals and just admit that "emergency" 9/11 powers are now a permanent part of the landscape.
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"The severe flooding in the United Kingdom in December 2015 had no effect on the January renewals because the scale of the losses is still not entirely clear," Hannover Re said, adding that the floods could be expected to have an impact on reinsurance contract talks later this year.
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Passport renewals in Venezuela are "nearly impossible because of the high cost of the document, because of a lack of primary materials to make them and because of other actions from the Venezuelan side to curb the exit of Venezuelans," said Christian Kruger, the head of Colombia's migration agency.
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"It fails to provide vital context and information contained in DOJ's FISA application and renewals, and ignores why and how the FBI initiated, and the Special Counsel has continued, its counterintelligence investigation into Russia's election interference and links to the Trump campaign," the minority said in a statement Friday.
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"While the quarter largely missed our expectations, looking ahead, we remain upbeat on DIS shares as we head into a strong film slate, growth from recent and upcoming carriage renewals, and continued momentum at the Parks," Piper Jaffray analyst Stan Meyers wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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The largest investment risk in this segment is the mismatch between the charter renewal cycle (typically every five to 10 years) and the average lease term (15 to 20 years) and the potential for charter renewals to be based on political or budget factors rather than performance factors.
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Federal judges in California and New York have ordered the Trump administration to allow people who already have temporary legal status under DACA to apply for two-year renewals on their work permits, just as they would have been able to do before the administration ended the program.
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Gabi is around three years old, Fichtner told TechCrunch, meaning that its early customer cohorts have only had so much time to mature, and demonstrate retention (renewals); the higher the company's retention rates proved to be, the more lifetime value (LTV) that Gabi could squeeze from its customers.
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The state, which helps elderly or disabled Israelis below a certain income level hire a caregiver, makes permit renewals so hard to come by that a worker is brought from abroad for most new cases that enter the system, despite large numbers of migrant workers already living in Israel.
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"He's seen some of the country's biggest urban challenges and seen some of the country's biggest urban renewals up close and personal, whether it's children in struggling schools, whether it's challenges in public safety, whether it's the dilapidated state of too many of our roads and bridges," Pence said.
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U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly rejected the Federation's argument that Raskopf had a conflict of interest because he had represented it in other trademark matters in the 1980s and, between 2006 and 2011, had signed off on renewals of some of the registrations at issue in this case.
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While that shows Rosenstein has a role in the Page FISA warrants, the fact there have been three renewals also means that a FISA judge was convinced that the surveillance was yielding information about the target acting as an agent of a foreign power that merited continued monitoring.
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"Our extensive review of the initial FISA application and three subsequent renewals failed to uncover any evidence of illegal, unethical or unprofessional behavior by law enforcement and instead revealed that both the F.B.I. and D.O.J. made extensive showings to justify all four requests," he said in a statement.
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And while that's certainly not the only deciding factor when it comes to renewals at Netflix — the streaming site still relies heavily on viewership — it sounds like it's enough to scare many casual viewers away, or at least get them to completely turn off Charlie after an episode or two.
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"Neither the initial application in October 2016, nor any of the renewals, disclose or reference the role of the DNC, Clinton campaign, or any party/campaign in funding Steele's efforts, even though the political origins of the Steele dossier were then known to senior DOJ and FBI officials," the memo says.
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"We have put people on notice that these renewals are likely to be short-term in nature," a CRTC executive said during a not-for-attribution briefing with journalists ahead of hearings next week on sweeping new CRTC rules that created a C$25 "skinny basic" package of television channels.
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Like most states, Tennessee has various alcohol regulations affecting retailers and wholesalers, including one that effectively prevents out-of-state companies from owning stores and others that impose a two-year in-state residency requirement for business owners applying for a license and 10-year residency requirements for license renewals.
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It is common for the Chinese government to turn down visa renewals for reporters — for example, BuzzFeed's Megha Rajagopalan had her annual visa rejected last month after she published stories on the plight of China's Uyghur Muslims — but Hong Kong has long been a bastion of free speech and free press.
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"I hope that this tour will inspire others to reflect upon and share their own stories—all the joys and sorrows, all the scars and renewals—so that together, we can better recognize that each of us, in our own way, is in a constant process of becoming," she added.
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Noting that the original application and its three renewals were approved by senior law enforcement officials in two administrations and by federal judges, for example, Representative Jerrold Nadler, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, portrayed the threat from Russia that the F.B.I. was investigating as real and severe.
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Marijuana Policy Project, a cannabis legalization organization, drafted a pair of open letters to state governors urging them to declare cannabis operations as "essential" businesses; to adopt measures such as online ordering, telemedicine, and contactless delivery; and limit red tape on aspects such as hiring requirements and medical card renewals.
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"Neither the initial application in October 2016, nor any of the renewals, disclose or reference the role of the DNC, Clinton campaign, or any party/campaign in funding Steele's efforts, even though the political origins of the Steele dossier were then known to senior and FBI officials," the memo alleged.
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Saying 'I do' -- again and again Lots of folks get married or renew their vows in Las Vegas, but the quickie wedding chapels on the Strip rarely see this: vow renewals with the happy couple's 13 kids in tow; the boys in identical suits and the girls in matching outfits.
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They have had to time their applications for DACA renewal to maximize their time protected, waiting long enough to apply so that they're protected for as long as possible if the Supreme Court decrees that no new renewals can be issued, but not so long that DACA might be ended first.
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US District Judge John Bates vacated the US Department of Homeland Security's rescission of DACA and said the administration must process new applications as well as renewals, but he put his order on hold for 90 days to give the administration a chance to address the problems he identified in his decision.
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"It's just like what happened after the courts ruled DACA, when the negotiations then stopped," said the GOP senator, referring to court decisions that allowed immigrants to continue to apply for work permit renewals under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which covered immigrants who came to the nation illegally as children.
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They stop requiring the reporting of greenhouse gas emissions from manure management, exempt livestock grazing permit renewals from environmental review and prohibit EPA from writing rules that would require the largest industrial livestock farms known as Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) to properly store and dispose of hundreds of millions of tons waste.
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San Francisco-based U.S. District Judge William Alsup ruled last month that the government must continue to process renewals of existing DACA applications while litigation over the legality of Trump's action is resolved, prompting the administration's unusual move to bypass a federal appeals court and take the matter directly to the Supreme Court.
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He also noted that the commissioner has taken steps to boost transparency about non-renewals and has pushed to create a statewide standard for home-hardening — or making a house less vulnerable to fire damage — and then forcing insurers to renew or write coverage for homeowners or communities that meet that standard.
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He also noted that the commissioner has taken steps to boost transparency about non-renewals and has pushed to create a statewide standard for home-hardening — or making a house less vulnerable to fire damage — and then forcing insurers to renew or write coverage for homeowners or communities that meet that standard.
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During the first year of the program, the Pentagon will take over investigations for government employees seeking a renewal of their secret clearance, then over the next two years, will take on government employees seeing their initial secret clearance, and then move to employees seeking top secret renewals and initial clearances, according to an official.
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Global Entry is a Customs and Border Protection program that "allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers upon arrival" in the US. The Trusted Traveler Programs website, which includes Global Entry, already has an alert warning applicants that the "extended partial government shutdown has resulted in a backlog," of applications and renewals.
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CHICAGO, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Demand for bank loans, loan extensions and renewals is surging among U.S. farmers, as farm incomes are forecast to fall for a third year as grain and livestock prices remain stubbornly low, according to a quarterly farm economy report from the Federal Reserve Banks of St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Couples renewing their vows tend to "have new ideas on how to celebrate their unions, and it's often done with guests who may not have been at the original wedding," said Racquel Kristi, owner of an event production company in Columbia, Md., who reports that about 30 percent of her wedding business are vows renewals.
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To get SCOTUS to agree to throw normal procedure out the window and take the case straight from a district court, it has to argue that the need to kill DACA for good is unusually urgent — while acknowledging that continuing to process DACA renewals for the next few months or longer doesn't cause irreparable harm.
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Like any good media company, it sought to meet customers where they are, "working on ideas to increase profitability and encourage additional subscribers and subscriber renewals; and helping determine popular television programs based on clicks and and feedback from customers and then using that information to download these or similar shows," the indictment says.
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In exchange, Democrats should get a path to citizenship for DACA recipients, no gun sales to those under 21, and some kind of added background checks and periodic renewals for owning assault rifles, along with bans on bump stocks and anything that helps people make automatic-like weapons, such as bans on certain magazines.
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Armed with a stronger legal grounding for killing DACA due to the DC ruling, the Trump administration might force appeals courts on the coasts to take a second look at the case for ending DACA, and to consider whether the person acting rashly was not the administration but the judges who ordered renewals to start up again.
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The immigration bill by House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte of Virginia and Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul of Texas that leaders have scheduled a vote on includes border wall funding, security and enforcement provisions, cuts to legal immigration and a process for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program recipients to obtain three-year renewals of their work permits.
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In fact, NBC and Fox "saving" Brooklyn and Last Man respectively are the same story told two ways, and they underline the realities of TV renewals and cancellations in 2018, when simply having bad ratings doesn't mean you're headed for the scrap heap and when it's harder than ever to tell what a hit show is.
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The filing also said the Justice Department intends to continue to pursue an appeal to any court order that would restore DACA in full, and almost simultaneously the administration filed a request in its separate case before the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse a California federal judge's order to reopen DACA to renewals.
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GOODLATTE: Well, we certainly learned that there is a serious problem with the FBI presenting to the FISA court an application for a search warrant against a United States citizen and then followed by three renewals when they were basing it on a very flawed document, the so-called Steele dossier, that has never been verified.
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That's partly because of a shocking ruling issued last week by Judge William Alsup, ordering the administration to resurrect part of the DACA program and allow the 690,000 young unauthorized immigrants protected from deportation under the program when the Trump administration started shutting it down in October to apply for renewals of their two-year work permits.
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"Neither the initial application in October 2016, nor any of the renewals, disclose or reference the role of the D.N.C., Clinton campaign, or any party/campaign in funding Steele's efforts, even though the political origins of the Steele dossier were then known to senior D.O.J. and F.B.I. officials," said the memo, which was written by committee staff members.
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Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, the Republican chairman of the Judiciary Committee and a close ally of President Trump, slammed the F.B.I. for using the dossier in the Page wiretap applications — and for continuing to use it to seek renewals even after they interviewed Mr. Steele's primary source and he contradicted what the dossier said.
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"Even in redacted form, the initial FISA application and three renewals underscore the legitimate concern FBI had about Page's activities as it was investigating Russia's interference; DOJ's transparency with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court about a specific source; and that DOJ followed proper procedures in receiving approval from four different judges," Schiff said in a statement over the weekend.
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Instead, he says he's just acknowledging political reality: That a big bill written by a band of senators from both parties is no longer the way to get a solution before the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program expires in March, though that deadline is murkier because a court has ordered the administration to start taking DACA renewals again.
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There's a policy reason for this: Thousands of people have likely already lost their DACA protections due to missing the sudden deadline the administration set for final renewals, and thousands more are running up against the expiration of their current round of DACA protections as they wait to hear if their renewal applications have been approved.
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With March 6 quickly approaching, and little apparent urgency from Congress to act before then, tens of thousands of immigrants have already lost protection — but a court order from a federal judge allows them, as well as immigrants facing the loss of their protections and work permits in the near future, to apply for 2-year renewals.
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Using the proprietary Scale Studio dataset of hundreds of SaaS startups, we'll look at the metrics that venture investors use to link your company's valuation to success in Customer Success — then dive into the tactics for adapting your CS program to your company's high-touch or low-touch sales model A year passes, and the company's first renewals come due.
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One advocacy group, the Immigrant Legal Resource Centre, advises people with DACA that it is "hard to predict the outcome of all the pending litigation" and outlines three possible scenarios: DACA renewals could be accepted for the time being, the entire programme could be cancelled outright, or DACA could remain in effect in parts of the country while it is blocked in others.
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While design is clearly a major focus — with the startup deploying clean-looking templates and visual cues to offer a user-friendly 'upgrade' on traditional legal processes — the machine learning component is its scalable, value-added differentiator to serve the target b2b users by helping them identify recurring sticking points in contract negotiations and keep on top of contract renewals.
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Juro's SaaS product is an integrated contracts workflow which it touts as a big time-saver, offering contract creation and e-signing capabilities while also enabling a newer set of features powered by machine learning tech — such as negotiation heatmaps and contract analytics — to help its b2b users identify recurring sticking points in contract negotiations, for example, and keep on top of renewals.
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Given that the Trump administration clearly thought DACA was unconstitutional and was trying to kill it, observers assumed the government would try to get a higher court to overrule Alsup before any DACA renewals had actually been approved; DOJ would move quickly to appeal or freeze the order, while US Citizenship and Immigration Services would move slowly to actually carry the order out.
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But that could all change Wednesday when the litigation over DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, moves to Texas, where U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen, who is thought to be more sympathetic to the Trump administration, will consider a request from a group of Republican state attorneys general to stop DACA renewals while the battle over DACA's legality plays out.
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At various points in the renewals, other law enforcement officials who signed off included Dana J. Boente, now the general counsel of the F.B.I.; Mr. McCabe, the former F.B.I. deputy director who resigned under pressure this week; and Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who appointed Mr. Mueller as special counsel and has been a target of the president's displeasure over the Russia inquiry.
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The largest investment risk in this segment is the difference between the charter renewal cycle (typically every five to 10 years) and the average lease term (15-20 years) and the potential for charter renewals to be based on political or budget factors rather than financial or performance factors; academic performance will likely be a primary factor in determining lease renewal, which is out of EPR's control.
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The order (the result of a lawsuit filed by the University of California) directs the Trump administration to make it possible for people who have or have had DACA to apply for renewals again — something that many of them were prevented from doing when the administration announced an end to the program on September 2495, 22015, while others missed a narrow window for one final renewal last fall.
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USCIS which is planning to publish the proposed regulation in January, has multiple fee proposals but its primary option is to transfer more than $200 million to ICE for "qualifying investigative work," issue a new fee for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) renewals, charge $50 for asylum applications, institute a fee for asylum-seekers' work authorization documents, and cut fee waivers to only those that are required by statute and international treaties.
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"The Republican document mischaracterizes highly sensitive classified information that few Members of Congress have seen, and which Chairman Nunes himself chose not to review," the Democrats said in their statement, adding: It fails to provide vital context and information contained in DOJ's FISA application and renewals, and ignores why and how the FBI initiated, and the Special Counsel has continued, its counterintelligence investigation into Russia's election interference and links to the Trump campaign.
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Negative: Future events that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: -Aggressive committed development capex, beyond the current pipeline, not covered by existing liquidity; -Significant deterioration of the average lease length or vacancies or renewals/new leases made at large discounts; -EBITDA net interest cover below 3.5x (2015: 13x) on a sustained basis; -Leverage above 4.5x net debt/EBITDA on a sustained basis; -A material increase in secured debt at the expense of unsecured bond holders.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: --Low single-digit revenue and SSNOI growth; --Low double-digit leasing spreads on lease renewals; --Acquisitions and dispositions largely match funded; --Average annual development spend of $170 million; --Development deliveries at yields between 9% - 10%; --Capital intensity (recurring capex/revenues) approximating 11%; --$2+ billion in unsecured bond issuance in 2017-0003 to refinance maturing mortgage debt and unsecured bank term loans; --No equity issued through the forecast period.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE officially rescinded DACA last September, but court action has forced the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to continue processing renewals for existing program beneficiaries past the March 220006 deadline the president had set to end the program.
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Negative rating actions could occur if Fitch expects: --Negative constant currency organic revenue growth beyond 2017, likely signalling an inability to penetrate growth markets and lower renewals for existing contracts; --Pressured profitability that offset a meaningful portion of restructuring benefits resulting in operating EBITDA margins remaining in high single digits and pressured FCF ranging from break-even to $250 million; or --Debt financed shareholder returns or acquisitions, indicating a shift in priority use of FCF and resulting in total leverage sustained above 103x.
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The Trump administration Tuesday announced it was ending the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which has protected nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation and offered them the ability to work and study in the US. DHS will process applications that had been received before Tuesday and will allow renewals in the next month of any of the two-year permits set to expire before March 5, 2018, to give time for Congress to act.
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