You can revise and revise and revise all the way through the week of the feast.
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They can't revise it, but they can revise the interpretation.
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He credits the final product — a successful, unforgettable moment — as the result of planning, experimentation, and a willingness to revise, revise, and revise some more.
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"If they can revise what they look at, I can revise my anticipation of a recession later this year; and I think I'm doing that."
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President Vladimir V. Putin's government has said that Russia hopes to renew or revise the treaty — but that the negotiations to revise it would have to begin immediately.
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It proposes, ominously, a constituent assembly to revise the constitution.
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But Trump can revise that pledge to whatever he likes.
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" On Friday, Dorsey tweeted, "We do need to revise this.
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The city's council voted to revise the agreement, citing costs.
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The European Commission has told Italy to revise its budget.
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It is possible Mr Trump will not revise that much.
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Or could it revise its pledge to be LESS AMBITIOUS?
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The CPUC should either reject or substantially revise this proposal.
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Controversy followed, and he was forced to revise the law.
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Review, refine, and revise before plowing ahead on the 25th.
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The Hill: Trump tax story prompts calls revise estate rules.
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On Friday, Spotify explained the decision to revise the policy.
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UNRWA retains no authority to create or revise legal definitions.
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Revise targets and timelines if necessary, but communicate real targets.
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What they want to revise, or erase, is Pax Americana.
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In response, Caracas said it would revise relations with Europe.
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His progressive supporters want him to revise or terminate it.
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Is it time to revise the posts that Balanchine filled?
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Your honor, I'd like to revise and amend that column.
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He declined and pronounced he would not revise the law.
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They use this book in part to revise the record.
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Well guess what, this sucks — we've got to revise it.
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The retail group did not revise its forecast on Tuesday.
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But after Springfield, they may want to revise that strategy.
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"Revise the Psalm" brings a more expansive response to Brooks.
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They can, at any time, revise those targets and policies.
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The government is set to revise such laws next year.
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The Venezuelan opposition has said it would revise that deal.
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"I believe we must revise our external affairs policy," added Sahraiee.
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His work incorporates psychological research to revise how economic models operate.
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"I wish they would revise their screenshot policies too," said one.
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You can't go back in time and revise what you wrote.
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Now, it's the Sabres who might want to revise their plan.
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There's a strong case for the FAA to revise these rules.
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They had to go back and revise those job numbers upward.
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"He can revise this with his stamp on it," he said.
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But now investors and companies will have to revise their scenarios.
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Difficult enough, impossible enough, I say, to revise my own stuff.
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Where exactly do we get authority to revise state legislative lines?
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Corporate lobbyists have been pushing the SEC to revise the program.
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Democratic Party leaders will also be unlikely to revise their system.
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Coffman acknowledged that the redistricting led him to revise his stances.
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Is there anything you'd revise, based on what has happened since?
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The regulator, keen to prioritise existing carriers, decided to revise them.
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But efforts to revise the Constitution have failed to gain traction.
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But having abandoned these ideas, Republicans didn't revise their basic premises.
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Was this a first draft that they would later revise completely?
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We need to reflect, select, revise, and edit, while moving forward.
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He'd then used his second round of cancer treatment to revise.
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It makes them enthusiastic writers and artists who want to revise.
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All the VA has to do is revise its training protocols.
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The county's elections supervisor, Susan Bucher, agreed to revise the process.
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If that keeps growing, then we'll have to revise the models.
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Publishers revise their books and sell them to districts and schools.
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The finding may revise theories about the history of our species.
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Airports must continually review their plans and revise them as necessary.
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Lawmakers now have until December 2235, 2000 to revise the law.
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The agency said it would have to revise the mortality rate.
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There is no doubt America needs to revise its tax code.
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This put pressure on old states to revise their own constitutions.
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The government is expected to revise its forecast of 2.40% soon.
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But when I looked back, I began to revise my opinion.
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Get ready to revise your Amazon wish list to include it all.
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But the EPA announced last summer it intends to revise the rule.
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Do you really blame Israel for hesitating to revise the status quo?
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We undertake no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.
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It was delayed twice, with the authors told to revise their findings.
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FCC rules are revised all the time; why not revise this one?
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Retrogrades are a time to slow down, review, and revise your work.
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Hence, we expect the government to revise the tax collection target downwards.
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You can always check in at a later date, and revise accordingly.
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Officials must also revise the DMV website to better explain the process.
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But now investors and companies will have to revise their such scenarios.
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You declined to revise the curatorial framework or issue a public response.
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It's retrograde season, stargazers — a chance to rewind, review, revamp, and revise.
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It sought an emergency session to revise the agenda, or a postponement.
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They have asked regulators to revise the goal Obama established in 2012.
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So, I draft emails ahead of time and then revise before sending.
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Hariri has said it should also lead institutions to revise their ratings.
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You might think it's time to revise that practice; I certainly do.
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The report recommends that EPA headquarters revise the Lead and Copper Rule.
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I wish I could go back and revise the past six years.
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"We should never attempt to revise history of our community," he said.
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They say the Fed could revise its forecast after its March meeting.
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"Where exactly do we get authority to revise state lines," Gorsuch asked.
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Ultimately, Mr. Abe wants to revise the pacifist clause in the Constitution.
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The proposal would also revise some oil production safety system design requirements.
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Marriott can revise its own offer with Starwood until 11:59 p.m.
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Maryland is one of the few states to revise its shoplifting statutes.
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President Donald Trump's administration seemingly wants to revise that set of values.
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But how productive is this strategy when attempting to revise the canon?
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Tony Evers of Wisconsin wants to revise his state's deal with Foxconn.
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She suggested that the court should revise its approach to such cases.
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The answer is to revise it, if not throw it out altogether.
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The persistent sluggishness has convinced some Fed officials to revise their thinking.
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But given the political instability, it said it could revise this forecast.
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Teachers interviewed insisted that the time has come to revise the law.
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Not only that, you revise it, because it's a moving thing, right?
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Since entering into office, negotiations have been underway to revise the trilateral deal.
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This meant that we had to completely revise our data every few weeks.
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He called on the agency to revise its proposal to include the estimate.
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The Bank undertakes no responsibility to update or revise any forward-looking statements.
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My retreats are my time to set, revise, and work on strategic goals.
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In his May order, Zinke directed the USGS to revise that 2010 estimate.
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The outcry forced Mr. Müller to call NPR back and revise his statement.
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The slowdown has prompted the government to revise down its tax revenue estimates.
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Revise down blaze-related emissions, Dr Worden argues, and the numbers stack up.
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Following this, the agency will consider a decision to revise its chromium limit.
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Italy expects the Commission to revise it, a government source said on Sunday.
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Legal clouds linger over Wells Fargo, which may have to revise its earnings.
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This new revelation could require scientists to once again revise the evolutionary timeline.
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Now, many of them will have to revise their plans all over again.
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The 2016 outperformance could lead the fund to revise some of its projections.
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Some analysts were hopeful Moody's would only revise its rating outlook to negative.
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That's prompting some analysts to revise their forecasts for the dollar-yen pair.
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Regulators recently directed five big banks to revise their so-called living wills.
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On July 8th their trade ministers decided to revise the internal-trade agreement.
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The move comes after DoorDash promised to revise its tipping policy last month.
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It asked a number of questions about how it might revise its regulations.
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By Wednesday, DHS had to revise its alerts to both California and Wisconsin.
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Subsequent Congresses would modify, revise and, by 1983, greatly diminish the Holman rule.
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On Monday, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said the agency will revise the rules.
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Under the Paris agreement, countries do have the right to revise their NDCs.
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Mars is the conqueror—it wants to move forward, not retreat and revise.
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The Justice Ministry said it will revise the Refugee Act to prevent abuses.
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Rather than pursue an appeal, the administration said it would revise the policy.
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Based on the responses they receive, they'll revise the list by early 2020.
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Another is to revise those principles in light of the very different circumstances.
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Should companies like Instagram and YouTube revise their policies on advertising and children?
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If so, revise your plan, keeping in mind what worked and what didn't.
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Do you want to revise your guess on the age of the tree?
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It means being willing to revise your sentences as well as your perceptions.
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I asked Will if I could revise it, and he graciously said yes.
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The court gave Parliament until the end of 493 to revise the law.
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Because anything else that we get wrong, we can revise in 10 years.
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Over the next month we will work with you to revise the values.
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The changes have forced local governments to revise how they prepare for disasters.
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Rather, they would revise the rules that guide the implementation of the law.
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It might mean that it's time to revise your winter 137.703 travel itinerary.
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What did you think of Mr. Mulvaney's attempt to revise what he said?
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" It added: "We trust ... the agency will see fit to revise their decision.
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Unfortunately, people do not always revise their beliefs in light of new information.
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The department will now revise parts of the guidelines, a spokeswoman told CNN.
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It's also a good way to review and revise over time, Davis said.
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Correction: The story has been updated to revise Dr. Martin Makary's first name.
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"This is just the beginning," he said of efforts to revise trade agreements.
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Some said the current conditions led them to revise their capital-spending plans.
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The term "reform" means to modify or revise something to correct a defect.
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The GAO recommended that the Air Force revise its criteria to fix this.
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It would force me to revise my opinion and consider her a patriot.
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Revise an episode of "The Slowdown" on a poem by Lisa C. Krueger.
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Today, private transnational organizations create and revise thousands of consensus standards every year.
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His speeches were bold, triumphant, and touched with King's tireless need to revise.
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We'd like to revise the U.S. shipping industry which has been dormant many years.
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They can encourage state lawmakers to revise the laws or take them to court.
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But, as noted, we will continue to study, receive feedback, and revise over time.
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O) is set to revise its agreement to buy some Rite Aid Corp (RAD.
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In it, he instructed EPA to rescind, replace or revise the Clean Power Plan.
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It now says it is more likely to revise the forecast up than down.
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Tonix does not undertake an obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statement.
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The Italian government has been given three weeks to revise it, or face sanctions.
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However, the Italian government has had to revise upwards that target earlier this year.
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But soon Miniatur Wunderland will have to revise its model with some Brightline branding.
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The EU is happy to revise the political declaration that accompanies the withdrawal agreement.
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The company seemed to revise its goals upward as interest in the offering surged.
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But if the products pick up in popularity, there is potential for a revise.
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In recent years, the company has had to revise its ad metrics several times.
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The Firm undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements.
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And that makes it essential to revisit the math and revise the equation. 3.
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If risks from overseas economies do not recede, companies could revise down capex forecasts.
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Plans to revise the rules on big share sales were first announced on Friday.
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Commerzbank said in a note that the EIA could further revise down U.S. production.
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Then it could revise the "three-fifths" law which has caused it such headaches.
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Keeping pressure on the Department of Education to significantly revise these proposals is essential.
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"That might increase the enthusiasm of nations to revise their (action plans)," he said.
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Subsequent drafts have been circulating, as the administration has been working to revise it.
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After the company had submitted its bid, TfL asked the firm to revise it.
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It has said it will revise the accompanying regulations - although not the law itself.
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Automakers want the Trump administration to revise the 2022 through 2025 fuel efficiency standards.
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Additionally, they want Clarkstown to revise its policies of both surveillance and political activity.
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Uncertainty about future revenue can force states to revise their spending plans in turn.
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The ministry did not revise its deficit target of 3.6% of GDP for 2019.
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That has nudged automakers to revise models to get better ratings from the group.
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Skopje also needs to revise its constitution, Tsipras said, before Greece ratifies the deal.
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For example, he said, the company could raise premiums, or revise contracts with providers.
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The company agreed to revise its breakup plan last year after pressure from shareholders.
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Others speculated that if Mr. Trump visited their countries, he might revise his assumptions.
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Trump doesn't want to preserve the global status quo; he wants to revise it.
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But the unexpected election of Donald J. Trump prompted her to revise those notes.
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There's so much history to revise, so little time, and so much ongoing injustice.
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The changes were made after a group of prominent conservatives helped revise the standards.
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VIETNAM TO REVISE UP 2011-2017 GDP SIZE BY 25.4%, SAYS STATISTICS OFFICE DIRECTOR
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The state could have asked the district to revise the plan or rejected it.
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Company officials will revise their current plan to make it less intrusive, Concannon says.
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Ngcobo and his team will consider the comments and, if necessary, revise the report.
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"These measures are temporary and we will likely have to revise them," Véran said.
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Perhaps he should revise it to be more consistent with his concept of allegiance.
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And lawmakers hope to debate legislation to revise the government's foreign intelligence surveillance powers.
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Slowly, I transition to the marble island in the kitchen to write and revise.
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Mr. Trump's order directs Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to review and revise those rules.
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And that was not the month's most egregious attempt to revise his political past.
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You know, now I want to revise my book and make that direct connection!
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The president's position has been widely interpreted as seeking to revise the JCPOA itself.
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German officials continue to meet regularly to revise and expand the guidelines for compensation.
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This is a great time to revise, not to come up with new material.
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Abe has said he hopes to revise article 9, which outlaws war, by 2020.
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Each country is free to revise its NDC at any time — no negotiations needed.
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He also appeared to back an effort to revise Venezuela's membership of the body.
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Do you want to revise and amend any of the remarks in the book?
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They are attempting to revise the history of the actual activism that took place.
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"We will probably update and revise our growth forecasts for the euro area modestly, but we will revise it down a little bit," she said, adding that the expected slowdown was partly softened by the monetary policy of the European Central Bank.
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Thirty-three states have had to revise their revenue forecasts downwards in the past year.
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It also asked if Zuckerberg wanted to revise his testimony before the Senate in April.
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The DOJ sought 180 days so the administration can decide "whether to revise" its rules.
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The United States and South Korea agreed in March to revise a trade pact. 10.
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We'd like to revise the U.S. shipping industry, which has been dormant for many years.
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I revise some pieces for my second client and send them back with the changes.
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"We do not see any reason to revise the Group's guidance for 2019," Morozov said.
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Two peer reviewers caught onto the spoof and still asked him to revise and resubmit.
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Echavarria said the bank would revise the estimate in two months, but did not elaborate.
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He's said his assistant submitted the form prematurely and has had to repeatedly revise it.
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As a result, following years of preparation, discussions began on May 29th to revise it.
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There's been talk about companies being over-valued and suddenly having to revise their valuation.
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I know I need to revise my hourly rate with the next client I get.
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The United States and South Korea agreed in March to revise a trade pact. 10.
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One can easily assume that both parties will be looking to revise their primary rules.
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Global Harvest Initiative (GHI) believes that it is too soon to revise these goals downward.
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The CPSC issued a direct final rule Wednesday to revise the mandatory toy safety standards.
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Before abdication could occur, the Japanese Parliament would need to revise the Imperial Household Law.
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Blood banks have to revise their software with the new questionnaire, and that takes time.
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The CPSC will issue a direct final rule to revise the mandatory toy safety standards.
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The FAA bulletin said that all carriers were to revise their manuals within three days.
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Some Japanese hawks have pointed to this as yet another impetus to revise the constitution.
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Major trucking companies have consistently missed and had to revise their earnings targets this year.
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Fortunately, IRL, after Polvino reviewed her daughter's assignment, she decided to handle the revise herself.
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Under Trump's executive order, the Justice Department is asking courts to revise or overturn Flores.
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They also oppose Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's moves to revise Japan's post-war pacifist constitution.
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Florida had to revise its law after the United States Supreme Court ruled on Jan.
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These trees have too many branches, but it is not my place to revise them.
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It gave the government and Parliament until the end of 2019 to revise the law.
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The Supreme Court is scheduled later this month to hear petitions to revise its order.
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Pentagon officials also said they would be willing to revise the manual again if needed.
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"By mid September we will revise this target, we will upgrade the target," he said.
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The Pentagon concurred with most of the report's recommendations to revise its travel card regulations.
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In 2628, lawmakers agreed to revise the March 28500, 6900, deadline to June 2628, 28503.
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Sustained low interest rates would likely cause Fitch to revise its rating outlook to negative.
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It directed agencies and departments to repeal or revise climate change regulations introduced by Obama.
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Walden said the Senate should take up the right to try bill he helped revise.
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That idea, according to scholars, threatened to radically revise generally accepted notions of human nature.
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Yet as the two men worked to revise the proposal, Soltani found himself increasingly impressed.
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Over 50 community groups in California have called on Tesla to revise the confidentiality agreement.
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The mayor pledged to create a commission to revise City Charter provisions on campaign financing.
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But after the first edition was greeted with a lukewarm reception, they decided to revise.
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This made us revise our 2019 GDP growth forecast from 1.0-1.5% to 0.8-1.3%.
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Consistently, he distanced himself from the efforts of ecumenists to revise Christianity in cosmopolitan directions.
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I had a busy day planned out, and I had to revise all my plans.
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The real question is whether Pruitt can revise the actual policies this authority has wrought.
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Unable to prevent embracing the left, Democrats will seek to revise America's perception of it.
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Therefore, I was asked to revise the puzzle to just use the single revealer PLANETS.
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The Commerce Department will revise the fourth-quarter results twice as more data come in.
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Mr. Sondland had to revise his original testimony to acknowledge a quid pro quo negotiation.
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Mueller on Monday asked the court to revoke or revise his release conditions. http://bit.
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Sensing that the photo lacked warmth, he headed over to Image Works for a revise.
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Clearly, we need to revise our risk assessments for infectious diseases to reflect this trend.
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The New Jersey Legislature is working to revise a bill, vetoed this month by Gov.
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Cabinet Office officials said they will later revise further past data going back to 2004.
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Bloomberg's new $500 million Sierra Club collaboration, called "Beyond Carbon," appears to revise this position.
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It vowed to revise policies on background checks and other areas to better protect athletes.
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Schiff has vowed not to revise the document, despite White House requests to do so.
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The legislature could revise or repeal the new law at some point in the future.
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When needed, they visit patients urgently to troubleshoot and revise, repair or replace malfunctioning equipment.
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WHO officials said Tuesday the decision to revise how to define a case is normal.
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The study initially contained an error that caused its authors to revise their estimates downward.
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A property tax reform commission is currently studying how to revise the city's tax system.
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But the study contained calculation errors that caused its authors to revise their estimates down.
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Thereafter the museum's head curator explained that the team was trying to revise the exhibit.
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We are using that [advice] to continue to challenge any assumptions and revise our strategies.
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Equifax repeatedly had to revise the number of people affected by its breach upward by millions.
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Italy said on Thursday it would resist pressure from Brussels to revise its big-spending budget.
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Kinnevik also said on Monday that it would revise its shareholder payout policy from next year.
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Jakarta has said it may revise the deadline on metals processing, but nothing has been announced.
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Again, I'm going to look at the evidence to see how I revise up my forecast.
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If you then revise your opinion or you realize you were wrong, that's a bit embarrassing.
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Retailers that import on their own can revise prices before they put product on their shelves.
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Last fall, he agreed to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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It will require convincing a few dozen Republicans to revise some pretty deeply held policy positions.
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The president has no demonstrated interest or capability to radically revise foreign policy on his own.
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Revise the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program to better help teachers with their own student loans.
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In the uproar following the firings, they say ArenaNet is only now working to revise it.
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South Korea won a permanent exemption by agreeing to revise its free-trade pact with America.
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Given time to revise and extend, the ramble is mostly gone, but his positions remain horrifying.
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The agreement requires that the school revise all of its admissions and recruitment materials by September.
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Iran would revise relations with Europe if it did not benefit economically from INSTEX, it said.
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For two years, Cobble underwent surgeries to revise broken spinal rods and to remove her sacrum.
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Italy expects the Commission to ask it to revise it, a government source said on Sunday.
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However, its majority is insufficient to allow it to revise Turkey's 1982 constitution on its own.
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They argued Trump has the authority to revise the country's contributions to make them less ambitious.
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It's natural, of course, for a new administration to review and revise its predecessor's security policies.
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Sellers should revise inventory strategy and avoid relying so much on department stores, said some analysts.
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Judge Lynch ended his opinion with a call for Congress to revise the Stored Communications Act.
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Following a series of court battles, the administration was forced to revise its original proposal twice.
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Hamlin challenged prices provided by the underwriter/broker to revise them up or down on occasion.
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Mr. Santos's rivals accused him of rushing through the new agreement without letting them revise it.
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Wednesday, to see if it suggests it could revise its rate forecast later in the year.
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On current trends, ILZSG may have to revise this year's balance again at its spring meeting.
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Is India obliged forever to revise its morality in accordance with changing norms in the West?
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The BOK will also revise its growth outlook on Thursday as part of a quarterly review.
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The bottom line: Giuliani's been so sloppy that he's had to revise his statements multiple times.
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Do you edit and revise toward humor, or does it arise more organically in the writing?
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The order instructs EPA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to rescind or revise the rule.
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Should the coronavirus crisis prompt us to revise how we think about meat production here, too?
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They'll need to have the discipline to actually sit down and write and revise the novel.
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The House Democrats' bill would revise the law to provide more of both types of assistance.
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Revise your goals to take the time to heal, and make avoiding re-injury a priority.
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They asked a federal judge to revise those terms or send him to jail until trial.
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It gave the government and Parliament until the end of next year to revise the law.
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President Iván Duque of Colombia campaigned against the accords and now says he will revise them.
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He agreed to 16 of the 19 demands and is working to revise the remaining three.
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This is prompting farmers to revise their practices, and towns to plan for a drier future.
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Lawyers presenting the rival plan said they were prepared to revise their proposed numbers as well.
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A number of state legislatures will likely restart the CCPA clone-and-revise process in 2020.
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But his conservative governing coalition failed to win enough seats needed to revise Japan's pacifist Constitution.
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Many of them also revise what rape looks like onscreen, and what rapists look like, too.
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Draw upon methods from the animal kingdom described in the article to revise your original plan.
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No less sinister is his attempt to revise history and cast himself as a misunderstood visionary.
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If they are still at it a week from this Monday, I will revise my opinion.
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Like all other participants, China offered its own NDC and can revise it at any time.
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In the wake of that report, Corker was forced to revise years' worth of disclosure reports.
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Even the Obama administration and its allies had to drastically revise the plans it envisioned in January 2009 and accept whatever it could get through Congress 15 months later (it then spent another six years trying to revise a deeply flawed law through often desperate means).
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A source from a different company said the subsidy cuts could prompt companies to revise investment decisions.
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The Trump administration hopes to revise the ZTE language in House-Senate negotiations on the defense bill.
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For example, it is attempting to revise the nondiscrimination protections found in the Affordable Care Act, i.e.
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He said geneticists also need to revise their "over-simplified models" to account for the genetic mixing.
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Further helping him, the OBR has said it might revise down its estimates of future budget deficits.
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What's next: Look out for final EPA and Transportation Department rules to revise the Obama-era standards.
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However, the government is compelled to revise down the target after a political crisis and the bombings.
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Its five visible sides are carved with phrases such as "Minor Changes", "Revise and Resubmit" and "Accept".
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So policymakers will need to meet regularly, take stock of where they are, and revise as needed.
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The bank is due to revise its economic forecasts and hold an inflation briefing on Thursday afternoon.
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Most specifically, it called on the government to revise the citizenship law that has left Rohingyas stateless.
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After facing major political pressure, Pence asked the Indiana legislature to revise the language, which later passed.
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At April's FCC open meeting, commissioners will vote on new rules to revise business data service regulations.
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We strongly encourage you to revise your proposal to include mutual indemnification provisions and limitations on liability.
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But Uber must also revise its privacy practices as part of the settlement, according to BuzzFeed News.
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The pick order doesn't matter, and teams that lose a player don't have to revise their lists.
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He also said Turkey would revise its social insurance schemes and restructure its incentive scheme for exports.
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It also took the opportunity to revise its figures all the way back to 1952 (see chart).
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All local housing authorities should follow these examples and revise their rules to align with HUD's guidelines.
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But that appears so at odds with reality that Republican lawmakers are scrambling to revise it again.
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"The hospitals would revise their cost structures," said Sherry Glied, a health economist at New York University.
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Energy industry groups have been actively trying to revise the standards since President Trump came into office.
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Industry interests Industry has been actively trying to revise the standards since President Trump came into office.
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A series of court battles followed, and the administration was twice forced to revise its original proposal.
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Bipartisan legislation in the Senate would revise visa laws to allow former employees to protest their layoffs.
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Europe and the United States could also find a face-saving way to revise the nuclear deal.
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Industry groups plan to lobby the next president to revise the Obama administration's approach to offshore drilling.
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As the executive order acknowledges, mere action of the president cannot rescind or revise the WOTUS rule.
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Longstanding fears of the North, especially among conservatives, have stymied efforts to repeal or revise the law.
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Besides using new technology, filmmakers revise storylines to make them feel relatable to modern moviegoers, he said.
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The firm said it's had to revise its forecast as the pace of cord cutting has increased.
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Refine and revise and adapt and work hard every day to be better than you were yesterday.
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It also further calls into question Sondland's own testimony — which he has already had to revise once.
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They rival Mormonism for chutzpah, wading in fearlessly to revise the canon of ancient stories and beliefs.
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They may have to sharply revise that assessment after Thursday's report that he helped save Mueller's job.
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This plan is for your eyes only and you're probably going to revise it again and again.
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In an editorial accompanying the Harvard study, he called on Congress and Medicare to revise the program.
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The Commerce Department this month will revise its rules to allow companies to directly rebut exclusion objections.
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The good news is this: You have the power to reject those values and revise those messages.
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Use if you: Are willing to take the time to revise until you get what you want.
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IBGE will revise that and publish the new estimate along with fourth quarter data on March 4.
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I used to compose my work on paper, revise on the computer and save the initial drafts.
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While many playwrights continue to revise while rehearsing new work, Wohl tinkered until right before the opening.
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He noted Boeing plans to run more comprehensive software tests going forward and will revise its protocols.
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But cosmic clues hidden deep within the rings caused some Cassini scientists to massively revise this figure.
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The FTC had urged buyers to revise existing contracts to remove the clauses as quickly as possible.
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Abe's ruling party, the conservative LDP, is leading a controversial push to revise Japan's pacifist postwar constitution.
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House Republicans have approved a bill to revise ObamaCare with only one vote to spare (217-213).
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In the meantime, he had been forced to revise his own origin story, and assumptions about himself.
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Among other things, they are considering tariffs on imported metals while promising to revise unfavorable trade deals.
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The full DNC accepted a recommendation to "revise the role and reduce the perceived influence" of superdelegates.
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Still, Wall Street often sets earnings estimates too high -- only to have to revise them lower later.
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The F.S.A. agreed to revise the figure to 18 percent, a decision that made Harris no happier.
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Despite confirming it will revise the recommendations, the ministry defended itself from accusations of censorship on Tuesday.
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The State Department did not reply when asked if Pompeo wanted to revise what he had said.
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Mr. Rosenberg said he intended to revise the bill and introduce it in the next legislative session.
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I do manage to finish the blog post from yesterday and revise a one-pager before lunchtime.
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The U.S. government should support efforts to revise the mining law with full participation from civil society.
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South Korea has said it wants to revise the agreement to increase the cap on the payload.
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Will and Joel had me revise some bad- and dull-fill areas, resulting in a punchier solve.
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A plan to revise the city's property tax system is being studied by a tax reform commission.
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South Korea in March agreed to revise a trade deal that President Donald Trump had heavily criticized.
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For her part, Chao entered the Department of Transportation pledging to revise the self-driving car blueprint.
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Early to mid-June: Following analysis of public comments on tariffs, USTR may revise its tariff list.
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The issue really is the context — an outbreak that's this volatile requires us to revise strategies regularly.
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CSRC added it would seek to revise rules on initial public offerings by the end of this year.
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In a statement on Wednesday, Mark Zuckerberg pledged to revise privacy settings to restrict this kind of access.
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Slightly revise your message (as simple as adding an exclamation mark) or be creative and write something new!
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The Alliance for Automobile Manufacturers, which includes GM, is lobbying the incoming Trump administration to revise those standards.
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In a statement, it invited the Italian government to "revise its statistics and refrain from repeating unfounded claims".
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The government vowed to redouble efforts to revise building regulations, aiming to limit damage in any future episodes.
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He also wants to revise the post-World War Two charter to recognize the existence of Japan's military.
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Analysts say the government is likely to miss this year's target and may also revise next year's goal.
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Canada agreed to join America and Mexico in a deal to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Mr Abe's grandfather, Nobusuke Kishi, tried hard to revise it while he was prime minister in the 1950s.
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Trump's decision followed a recommendation from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to revise the boundaries of six national monuments.
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He seems content to let Poland and Hungary revise history as long as they serve his political purposes.
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But YouTube did not comment on how it plans to revise its evaluation guidelines for its expanded workforce. ●
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It would revise down its 2175 forecast for GDP to 2000-2155 percent from the current 2.53 percent.
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In some cases, they note, markets revise down their worries about creditworthiness in response to large-scale stimulus.
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Details: The BEA will revise these numbers twice by June, but they still won't account for drug rebates.
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Economists are likely to revise downward their gloomy prediction that growth will be less than 22% this year.
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This means you can delete or revise a message even after your friend's phone has technically received it.
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Then I revise a presentation for my advanced students, make copies, and enter the first few graded assignments.
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US Pacific Command said it doesn't revise initial assessments if it's determined the missile doesn't pose a threat.
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Even many Democrats agree with Trump's effort to revise trade deals and enforce better protections for U.S. workers.
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I was actually in the coffee shop, trying to revise a screenplay I've been working on for awhile.
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Conservative groups and politicians have urged parliament to revise the national criminal code to criminalize same-sex relations.
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It would revise down its 2175 forecast for GDP to 2000-2155 percent from the current 2000 percent.
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"We will revise the situation to resume the flights when we have the latest information," Koroush Fattahi said.
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It was unclear if the FTC would seek to revise its lawsuit, which Andrews said he would allow.
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Given this recently unveiled information, scholars will now have to revise their understanding of the artist's early biography.
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The most significant forecast change we have made since November has been to revise down potential productivity growth.
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The Commission should not act in haste to revise rules that can negatively impact children in our country.
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So — at least in theory — GDPR could force the social network behemoth to revise its entire business model.
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One solution is to revise the Social Security bend points to restore lost benefits to lower-income workers.
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Urged along by its investors, BHP has pressed Australia's mining lobby to revise its position on energy policy.
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O'Connor went with him, but said nothing about her own sex life, nor did she revise her fiction.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said senators would revise the legislation, eyeing a vote to take place today.
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When they have hold of his shirt, or his neck, in Bordeaux on Saturday, he might revise that.
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The release asserts that Pruitt "offered no evidence" to support his decision to revise the Obama standards. Rubbish.
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Mr. Trump could also order the Defense Department to revise the Army Field Manual to authorize harsher techniques.
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As they sought to revise and fine-tune the draft plan, the administration opened it for public comments.
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In the session on Thursday, the leaders agreed to revise the proposal to address concerns about the plan.
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Landlords who reflexively bar people with criminal records risk being hauled into court unless they revise that policy.
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Abe wants to revise the pacifist constitution to clarify the military's ambiguous status, but the public remains divided.
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In this case that means asking questions like, Should Story's hot week cause us to revise our reports?
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You're crushing on someone who loves rules and instructions, so use today to revise any current standing dates.
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He has made no secret of the fact that he wants to revise the constitution [this time around].
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You can't revise them, because everyone is watching, and because the software will reject it if you try.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen also contended Monday that Congress needs to revise laws to end the policy.
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More discussions were needed on whether to revise trade and investment rules from the original pact, he added.
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U.S. STOCKS PARE GAINS AFTER HEALTH OFFICIALS REVISE TOTAL NUMBER OF CONFIRMED CORONAVIRUS CASES IN WASHINGTON TO 18
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Faced with adversity, I have learned to reflect, select, revise, edit, and most of all, keep moving forward.
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They keep having to revise their forecasts downward, only to discover that they didn't go far enough down.
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Their former partners, Kim Nguyen and Bill Block, are now running the restaurant and will revise the menu.
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But then in 2013, he cited Nazi "techniques" as a model for how to revise Japan's pacifist Constitution.
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The sudden shift in the Chinese market has forced many Japanese companies to revise their earnings forecasts down.
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You cannot revise what you wrote in light of new information from the other side, and no wonder.
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The country is set to revise a law allowing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to declare emergency, if needed.
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But recently, the company announced to employees that it would revise its strategy to a two-year cycle.
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Sarah Guo, Greylock — If you sell to other startups, consider whether you'll need to revise your financial projections.
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Such a status quo was ultimately unsustainable and President Trump's desire to revise it is a sound one.
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He was told that it was political and personal and that there was no time to revise it.
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That 2014 policy encouraged schools to revise discipline policies that disproportionately kicked students of color out of school.
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It said it had not been notified of any American plan to revise the five-year-old pact.
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Zabotkin said it was too early to revise the neutral range but it was possible in the future.
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Abe also wants to formally revise the post-war charter to further loosen limits on military action overseas.
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The city is also reviewing its current rules and expects to revise the scooter rider ordinance this spring.
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Updated 12-5-19, 11:30 am ET: The post was updated to revise the estimated launch time.
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HR might revise company policies, but rarely was there one central decision-maker who could institute widespread change.
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He's already had to revise his private testimony and has effectively admitted there was a quid pro quo.
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More often than not, however, the poems in "Revise the Psalm" are more loosely inspired by Brooks's subjects.
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The Labor Department did revise downward its estimate of December hiring by 90,000 jobs, an unusually large adjustment.
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And thus, Simpson shows what language can do: proclaim, fix in place, define, revise, affirm, recognize, delimit, undergird.
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It does so knowing that many of the parties will have to revise (or redo) multiple contracts simultaneously.
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New data and improvements in obstetric medicine may revise these statistics, but age will always be a factor.
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Bill Clinton has been described as a "chronic procrastinator" who waits until the last minute to revise his speeches.
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He also wants to revise the nation's post-war, pacifist constitution to clarify the ambiguous status of its military.
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Sagging sales and a regulatory crackdown on diesel-powered vehicles are now forcing GM to redraw revise its plans.
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Some speculate it could lead to a change of prime minister or an attempt to revise the Brexit deal.
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He advocates easing some aspects of the Dodd-Frank regulations and has discussed ways to revise the Volcker Rule.
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Semiconductor and communications company Broadcom blew away the numbers when it reported, prompting Wall Street to revise estimates upward.
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The client has changed my milestone to "revise until done," which shows how wishy-washy our project has been.
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The company could still revise its IPO plans depending on market conditions in the coming months, the people added.
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Mueller asked the Judge to either revise the terms of his bail, or send him to jail until trial.
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The new order also is expected to revise or exclude language prioritizing the refugee claims of certain religious minorities.
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And so, if you ask me, gee, given the news of the first quarter, you can revise your forecast.
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Subject to regulatory requirements, Danone does not undertake to publicly update or revise any of these forward-looking statements.
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Some moderates want to revise the law and not abandon it entirely while conservatives want to repeal it completely.
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It says it will first have to revise the interim charter which has been in force since the coup.
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But "we're not at all ready to revise the government's 'philosophy', so no austerity or recessive measures," he added.
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The company also agreed to revise its billing practices to ensure third-party charges are conspicuously identified on bills.
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Once that work is done, I'll happily revise my recommendation and urge everyone to board the 5G hype train.
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He must now work out how to revise the accord without pushing some former guerrillas into taking up arms.
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Although he initially indicated he might try to revise the model for future elections, he ended up scrapping it.
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Following the World Bank report, Tanzania said it might revise its 2018 GDP growth rate after meetings in August.
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The central bank will next week make an interest rate decision and revise its growth forecasts for the economy.
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Schmidt, who has become something of our global temperature ambassador, took to Twitter yesterday to revise his previous expectation.
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My duties these past two weeks has been to draft and revise court orders and motions for the attorneys.
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Google must revise its code of conduct to make clear that complaining about their working conditions is not forbidden.
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The United States has been increasing pressure on India to revise its stance on price caps for medical devices.
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He said he was aware of talks to revise the quota targets, but said nothing was set in stone.
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The ministry will revise its borrowing plan for 2020 in the autumn, but plans no major changes, Vyshkovsky said.
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"In normal times, today's growth figures would be reason enough to revise up GDP projections," DekaBank analyst Andreas Scheuerle.
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Bailey said the FCA may even have to revise higher its Brexit costs depending on how negotiations pan out.
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Walmart shares rose 2.1 percent as its chief executive urged investors to revise their view of the company's business.
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Then, we can evaluate and revise our management and employment practices so that we're building more equitable structures instead.
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Here are six ways that Republicans could revise their tax plans to prevent the rich from getting a windfall.
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The SEC has promised to study the effects of the speed bump, and revise its rules again if necessary.
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He has delegated two advocates of supply-side tax cuts to revise his plan to make it less costly.
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The rights group urged Vietnam to revise the draft law and bring it into compliance with international legal standards.
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The EPA said in October that it would put out a proposal to revise the rule in February 85033.
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Mueller on Monday asked the court to revoke or revise his release conditions in response to the court filing.
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I ask him to revise his part, and then spend the train ride home venting to C. about it.
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But rather than investigate the meaning of the Leroy myth, "Author" allows Ms. Albert to revise and perpetuate it.
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VTB, Russia's second largest bank by assets, might also revise its credit risk targets for this year, Pyanov added.
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They listed a series of demands from BuzzFeed to revise staff contracts in an effort to improve workplace conditions.
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She said she was concerned about the Abe administration's moves to revise the Constitution and expand Japan's military powers.
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In its conciliatory move, the U.S. Open refused to wait for the World Tennis Association to revise its policy.
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The EPA said in October that it would put out a proposal to revise the rule in February 28500.
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At that point his administration began to push Congress and European allies to reopen negotiations and revise the accord.
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The failure of Obama's policy should lead scholars and policymakers to revise their estimate of Obama's foreign policy legacy.
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Leaders of the caucus are planning to revise a single-payer bill introduced in January 2017 by former Rep.
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The CFPB will revise mortgage servicing rules that it established in 2013 under the Dodd Frank financial reform law.
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At every step, participants in this geographically scattered operation must revise collateral damage estimates and the likelihood of success.
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On Thursday, he embarked on an effort to revise something that happened on television less than 233.8 hours prior.
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"If China can revise this, then I'd be very happy," Mr. Yang of the Natural Resources Defense Council said.
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In the face of feminist criticism, Hefner was unwilling to revise his sexual politics to make them more inclusive.
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The Hindu nationalist party, BJP, when stepped in power corridors it pledged to "revise and update" India's nuclear doctrine.
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She and Mr. Gehry had to revise the design for the tower to win the approval of the city.
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After a judge blocked the decree, the government announced that it would revise its decision, but critics are wary.
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Their program for government includes plans to revise a 2017 law that made 10 vaccines mandatory for Italian schoolchildren.
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Bob Corker (R-TN), are merely calling on Trump to review and revise parts of the order, whereas Sens.
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But the stock market is at risk of steeper declines if analysts do begin to revise down their forecasts.
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U.S. AIRPORTS REVISE UPWARD FORECAST OF ESTIMATED LOSSES THIS YEAR TO $5.7 BILLION AFTER NEW DELTA CUTS, EUROPE RESTRICTIONS
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The Commission will also revise state aid rules to encourage member states to funnel domestic funds into these projects.
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Congress delegated authority to the president via the AECA of 1976, and could just as easily revise that process.
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The economic guidelines for the new government include a plan to revise motorway concessions, Il Sole 24 Ore reported.
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Mr. Netanyahu pressed Mr. Trump to either revise the Iran nuclear agreement negotiated by Mr. Obama or scrap it.
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At B Lab, we're dealing with the impact of technology in our standards, which we revise every three years.
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Republicans seek to revise the U.S. tax system in a way that they say will kick-start economic growth.
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It also reduced the frequency with which banks must revise their living wills, from annually to every other year.
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ECUADOR'S MORENO SAYS HE WILL REVISE LAW THAT ENDED FUEL SUBSIDES TO STUDY ITS EFFECTS AND ENSURE BENEFITS COMMUNITIES
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The first round of talks between Canada, Mexico and the U.S. to revise NAFTA is scheduled to begin Aug.
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This being no simple matter, they spend a great deal of time on it and frequently revise their conclusions.
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Pence was forced to revise the law after major corporations threatened to pull their business out of the state.
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Diana's tragedy also forced the palace to modernize its attitudes and revise its archaic codes, liberating the living princes.
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Demonstrators say they are invoking their right to rebellion against tyranny, guaranteed by the Constitution he wants to revise.
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So this month, the group published a new set of guidelines that significantly revise the recommendation for physical rest.
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In May 2017, HHS voluntarily offered to revise Obama-era interpretations of Section 1557 as pertaining to gender identity.
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MetLife (MET) postponed its fourth quarter earnings release and said it would revise some of its prior financial reports.
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Moscow has also indicated that it is ready to assess new proposals to revise the OPEC deal if needed.
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An earlier version of this column misstated the timing of a Calpers plan to revise its investment return assumption.
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In addition, six women with InterStim, or 3 percent, had to have procedures to revise or remove the devices.
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MetLife – MetLife postponed its fourth-quarter earnings release and said it would revise some of its prior financial reports.
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"I'm going to seriously scrutinize it and see if we'll want to revise it in some way," said Sen.
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It is expected to soon revise down a June forecast that Slovenia's economy would expand by 1.43% this year.
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Mr. Thune wants to revise the tax credits so that they would be focused more on lower-income people.
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Additionally, the EPA will revise related rules that currently require plants to conduct environmental reviews when they make upgrades.
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Why would a solid conservative majority with the unquestioned power to revise the court's past work leave Roe untouched?
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Malcorra said she was constrained in her ability to revise it because it had already been signed by Fernandez.
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Republicans have tried for years to revise the law but only recently have some Democrats begun to support tweaks.
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True, early voting has already begun in some places, and almost everywhere it is too late to revise ballots.
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Image: James B. AndersonLooking at hundreds of samples taken from 650 to 2017, Anderson had to revise his earlier estimates.
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Tim Murphy said "we'll have to revise" the bill if it shows that millions will lose their health care. Rep.
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He used a felt-tip pen in many drawings, which meant that he could not revise any mark he made.
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She wants a new law, to revise one that she had sponsored years ago to try to deal with this.
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Eurogroup President Mario Centeno told reporters that the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers hoped Tria would revise the budget.
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While it's disappointing to revise our guidance, our performance in many areas showed remarkable strength in spite of these challenges.
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And if that&aposs the case, they&aposll have to revise their entire understanding of the universe in the process.
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This is partially true because lower oil prices have pushed the government to revise down its ambitious oil development plans.
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A cocktail of lower-for-longer margins and political chaos means investors will have to revise such heady expectations downwards.
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The graduate student eventually moved to another university, where she had to repeat three semesters and revise her doctoral thesis.
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For Webb, the Utah resident, the difference in scores meant that he and his wife had to revise their plans.
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The Trump administration had to revise the travel ban before the Supreme Court ultimately allowed it to go into effect.
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American financial markets have been swinging wildly in recent weeks as investors revise their predictions for what might come next.
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Each quarter we see a similar pattern where analysts revise their forecast so low in aggregate they under-estimate performance.
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The bipartisan act, introduced by Florida congressmen Ted Deutch and Vern Buchanan, will revise a previous law passed in 2010.
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It's time to revise the calendars, yet again: It looks like the new Brexit deadline will be January 31, 2020.
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New anti-abuse rules went into effect in December as part of an aggressive game plan to revise existing policies.
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From the Mexican standpoint, the concern is NAFTA and whether the winner will revise the terms or the whole agreement.
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During the election, both Trump and Clinton pledged to revise the way the government negotiates drug prices with pharmaceutical companies.
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Apparently they're going to revise their clothing policy on their website so it is clearer what is and isn't acceptable.
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Amneal said it would revise its remaining 2019 forecast metrics when it reports its second-quarter results on Aug. 8.
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Einstein had to revise this idea when American astronomer Edwin Hubble discovered in 1929 that the universe really was expanding.
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Elections are highly regulated events, however, and courts have ordered states to reasonably extend or revise deadlines for extraordinary circumstances.
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This new data, published in the Astrophysical Journal , indicates that it may time to revise our understanding of the cosmos.
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A source has also told Reuters that the government will revise down its growth forecasts for this year and next.
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" So, to revise in terms of what to expect: "the culture is different, and also nothing else is the same.
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We are not planning to launch a NAVADMIN, or revise any other policy direction, until formal OSD guidance is promulgated.
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As they revise their views of old age, baby boomers will also take a more clear-sighted look at disposition.
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MUFG may revise its policy should additional guidance be given by the United States, the bank said in the document.
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Puerto Rico's fiscal board, meanwhile, expects to again revise the commonwealth's fiscal plan, which was last certified on June 29.
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It also asks Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to revise Obama's plan for offshore drilling rights sales between 2017 and 2022.
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Namely, Revise rules regarding wellness programs incentives to allow employers to offer employees financial rewards and penalties for healthcare outcomes.
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OSFI said that bundled mortgages have existed for years and that it will revise its guidance as the market evolves.
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But senators have indicated they could significantly revise that legislation, or start from scratch on their own Obamacare replacement bill.
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Competition lawyers said there are few precedents for the CMA to dramatically revise its findings between provisional and final reports.
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Given the opportunity to revise and extend, he didn't make things better, but I don't think any cleanup effort will.
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In a concurring ruling, one of the appeals court judges openly pleaded for legislative action to revise the existing law.
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Three months after being told to revise its terms and conditions, Airbnb has made the necessary changes, the sources said.
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Terry Nantier, the publisher of Papercutz, said the translations were a chance to revise the text for an American audience.
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Treasury said in a statement that the department is also working on identifying other rules to potentially revise or repeal.
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The government's other alarming innovation has been to discontinue, revise or delay some official data that do not flatter it.
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Weak sales Apple blamed bad sales numbers in China as a big reason why it had to revise its forecast.
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The N.F.L. and U.S.A. Football, which governs youth leagues, promised to revise their promotion of the program, Heads Up Football.
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The power exists to do this, because the Constitution's drafters anticipated the need to revise and limit the court's power.
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There is no discussion of working with Congress on proposals to actually revise immigration laws and bring about lasting change.
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The administration has since made several attempts to revise the order to try to better hold up to legal scrutiny.
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After ignoring a problem for a long time, markets have a tendency to radically revise their views on a dime.
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Those developments have urged Merkel's administration to revise their open-door refugee policy and create border camps for asylum seekers.
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Facebook will collect feedback on the drafts for seven days and, depending on what it hears, revise further, Sherman said.
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Zakharova said she hoped new radar data presented by the Russian military would prompt the prosecutors to revise their findings.
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Treasury said in a statement that the department is also working on identifying other rules to potentially revise or repeal.
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Earlier this month, TikTok hired a US law firm, including two former lawmakers, to help it revise content moderation policies.
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Scott Disick and Naomi Campbell both made the same mistake recently, and were also both quick to revise their posts.
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Seventeen U.S. states have mounted a legal challenge to the Trump administration's decision to revise emission and fuel-efficiency rules.
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Moving from Santa Monica to Downtown gave us the opportunity to rethink, revise, and contemplate what we want to do.
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To that end, the government and the World Bank worked to revise the country's mining law to attract foreign investment.
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For Webb, the Utah resident, the difference in scores meant that he and his wife needed to revise their plans.
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I then revise my artwork, compile a font and disseminate the font to those who need it for document creation.
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You should review the Warranty and FTC Acts and if necessary, revise your practices to comply with the Acts' requirements.
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Revise your training and performance goals to allow yourself the time to heal, and make avoiding re-injury a priority.
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The government was expected to set some conditions on the Swiss deal that would require SIX to revise its offer.
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I had to zoom out to see that story line unfolding, and once I did, I wanted to revise it.
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ConocoPhillips, which became the latest oil producer to revise its budget, said it will lower its spending by about 10%.
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There are worse things that movies can do, even as there are more interesting ways that movies can revise history.
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Because they are internal executive branch rules, President-elect Donald J. Trump's administration could revise them again if it chose.
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Yet the renewed push to revise Nafta could usher in an agreement that until recently seemed at risk of collapse.
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Interior's Lawrence said BSEE decided to revise the rules partly because of the number of waiver requests it was receiving.
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Mr. Abe has professed his desire to fulfill his grandfather's thwarted effort to revise the pacifist clause in Japan's Constitution.
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They asked officials to reconsider the midterm evaluation, arguing that it was rushed, and to revise the fuel economy standards.
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The Way Forward First, Trump should revise the National Security Strategy to include human rights as a strategic national interest.
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Japanese firms tend to be very cautious in their initial capital spending forecasts and revise up as the year progresses.
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The panel recommended that the board consider scientific-based evidence among other factors to revise the proposal, the state said.
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You can plan, delay, and revise all you want, but trust me, what you have now is enough to start.
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The clerks on Wednesday asked the judges to revise the Law Clerk Handbook to provide guidance on handling sexual harassment.
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"I'd be pretty surprised if they don't revise that up and give us four rate increases this year," he said.
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Trump hotel executives visited Mississippi and spent considerable time working with the Chawlas to revise the plans for the hotels.
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REVISE THE PSALM Work Celebrating the Writing of Gwendolyn Brooks Edited by Quraysh Ali Lansana and Sandra Jackson-Opoku Illustrated.
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Highlight wording that would need to change to publish this article in a respected newspaper today and revise those passages.
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But there are many reasons to favor the view that there is no compelling basis to revise Card's original finding.
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Republicans have tried for years to revise the law, and only recently have moderate Democrats begun to support modest changes.
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It would radically revise the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), which strongly influences the benefit practices of large employers.
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who took office last month after his landslide election victory, promised to revise the tariffs policy.
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I hope the authors of this hotly debated study will consider this point as they revise and refine their analysis.
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He can give me a piece of music, and I can give a few notes on it, and he'll revise it.
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He has ordered federal agencies to revise the Clean Water Rule which has been central to strengthening federal protections of water.
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Now, Macron seems prepared to revise French legislation to allow for temporary and permanent repatriation of African artifacts in French collections.
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Postmates, which delivers groceries, food orders, and even alcohol, has done a similar exercise to revise its own demand prediction models.
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On Thursday, the EPA issued a notice that it's planning to revise how it evaluates costs and benefits in making regulations.
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And so why would I revise downward after, you know, giving you this controversial forecast that turned out to be correct?
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The order then requires agencies to rescind or revise aspects of the regulation that are incompatible with the new policy guidance.
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There's also her understanding that the McCann group gathered to work out their timeline and then revise it 24 hours later.
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The startup says it spent roughly $150,000 to develop and revise the ad campaign it believed would be approved to run.
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The commission will then revise its rules based on the feedback it receives before taking a final vote to enact them.
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He blasted journalists, clerics, and intellectuals for calling to revise the hijab law and allowing people to dress as they want.
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Even so, last week, California and 16 other states sued to challenge the Trump administration's decision to revise U.S. vehicle rules.
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The risk is he uses this fresh mandate to revise the country's pacifist constitution first, and take his time with reforms.
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It is not unprecedented for a federal regulatory agency to revise or even reissue a proposed rule based on public comments.
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The ADP report occasionally can cause economists to revise their expectations for nonfarm payrolls, though the two numbers can differ widely.
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Government statisticians will use the final benchmark count to revise payrolls data for months both prior to and after March 2018.
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It also wants to revise the constitution to take away special privileges granted to India's only Muslim-majority state, Jammu & Kashmir.
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The creation of the Vision Fund led S&P to revise the credit rating outlook for SoftBank from stable to negative.
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We would revise the Outlook to Stable if the bank successfully implements its capital-enhancement plan to improve its capital profile.
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Apple asks that the US revise its proposal and decline to place tariffs on the product categories that cover these devices.
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The two federations said on Saturday they would revise their non-binding guidelines, which most large listed French companies currently follow.
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He scuppered a proposal to revise the law in June, and insiders say his approach has made striking a compromise harder.
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Abe has long sought to revise the constitution's pacifist Article 9 to further legitimize the military, but public opinion is divided.
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The planned proposal, revealed in a report by Bloomberg, aims to revise standards that are among the strictest in the country.
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You may need to revise your financial goals, adjust savings habits or weigh extra precautions like a long-term care policy.
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Earlier this month, California and a group of 16 other states challenged the Trump administration's decision to revise the vehicle standards.
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GOP leaders are scrambling to revise the Senate legislation after delaying a vote on it until after the July Fourth recess.
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The EU countries have been debating for months, at a technical level, whether to revise the status enjoyed by public debt.
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It was then that the government invited opposition parties to revise the agreement, and the final deal was approved by Congress.
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"In light of the protective effects of dairy products, public health officials should revise the guidelines on dairy consumption," he said.
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He has expressed caution about Abe's pet project to revise the pacifist Article 9 of the post-war, U.S.-drafted constitution.
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The government responded to the September report from the Inter-American Commission's experts with promises to revise the garbage fire hypothesis.
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The storm, Puerto Rico's worst natural disaster in 90 years, forced the oversight board to revise the island's then-fiscal plan.
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In the past, OPEC members have tended to revise their price targets upwards as market prices rise, in a ratchet effect.
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On a separate track, the EPA has kicked off the process of considering whether to revise the ozone standard in 28500.
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The South Korean government plans to revise a current law, which only requires batteries to be inspected once before mass production.
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Central TV said the congress would review the country's past policies, elect the leadership of the party and revise its charter.
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Talks between the United States, Canada and Mexico to revise the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have been difficult.
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Back then, the regulators' disagreement led to a decision to give all of the banks more time to revise their plans.
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"Once you begin the concept board iteration process you can revise or start over," said Beatrice Fischel-Bock, CEO of Homee.
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The new rules empower the government to detain migrant children and their families indefinitely, and revise legally-mandated standards of care.
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On Tuesday night, when Trump edged closer to taking 270 electoral votes, his campaign reportedly scrambled to revise his victory speech.
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South Korea has also agreed to revise its problematic customs verification process and to provide new opportunities for U.S. pharmaceutical exports.
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He has opposed nearly all pieces of legislation that would revise our broken immigration system during his tenure in the Senate.
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They would "revise the regulations pertaining to submission of petitions and the reopening of the public comment period," the agencies write.
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The Trump administration is considering whether to repeal or revise two major Obama administration regulations limiting air pollution from large sources.
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We are going to take that all into consideration and then make a determination whether or not to revise that policy.
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"They are attempting to revise the history of the actual activism that took place by these women's rights activists," Begum said.
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Lawyers who represent former prisoners said they expected HUD's stance to lead landlords to revise their screening policies to avoid litigation.
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This update was coming down the tracks regardless — it's standard business practice to revise terms after building or acquiring new businesses.
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Addressing museum labels means we must also revise the idea that museums occupy a space of "neutrality" within the national conversation.
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They require, essentially, that he be able to revise his trajectory in the air, to anchor himself or dodge an obstacle.
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And in 2015, Facebook had to revise its community standards after photos of women breast-feeding were removed from its pages.
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Behind the scenes, he also worked to revise the E.P.A.'s biofuels rules to lighten the burden on the oil industry.
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LCOc1 The finance ministry did not respond to a Reuters' request for comment on whether the kingdom would revise its forecasts.
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The IMF even had to revise its old figure for 2011, which originally estimated the global subsidies at 2 trillion dollars.
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If the judges find in favor of the United States, Peru would have to revise its policies or face financial penalties.
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Rutte recently called upon the EU to revise its collective carbon target up to 55 percent below 1990 levels by 2030.
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And as our knowledge of indoor air's effects grows, do we need to revise how we design and use our buildings?
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Chevron will now have four days to improve its offer, after which Occidental would have several days to revise its bid.
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On Friday, the United States and Mexico appeared close to agreeing on how to revise the 24-year-old Nafta deal.
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Because of tight rehearsal schedules, there is no time to revise new pieces or workshop them with the conductor and musicians.
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As district attorney, Krasner was using the discretion of his office to revise policies, to introduce new approaches to criminal justice.
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Plus there's a proposal to revise the rules on end-of-life vehicles to improve recycling efficiency and waste oil treatment.
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Puerto Rican officials said in December that they planned to revise the official death toll, counting direct and indirect storm deaths.
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Finally, there looms the potential assault of regulators and the growing clamor to revoke or revise Alphabet's social license to operate.
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Describing the board as an agency of the Puerto Rican government, Congress even gave it power to revise the territory's laws.
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"There is no need to revise main parameters of the state budget," the Finance Minister Samir Sharifov said in late May.
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Trump wants to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada to better serve U.S. workers and companies.
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They would "revise the regulations pertaining to submission of petitions and the reopening of the public comment period," the agencies wrote.
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"When senior management was recently made aware, steps were immediately taken to revise the guidance," a World Bank spokesperson told Axios.
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Democratic lawmakers said they were calling for the Justice Department inspector general to investigate the decision to revise Stone's sentencing recommendation.
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Democratic National Committee members voted Saturday to accept a recommendation to "revise the role and reduce the perceived influence" of superdelegates.
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As students revise after their discussions, invite them to share while you compile their responses on the whiteboard or document camera.
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" Goldstein said Simon & Schuster was ready to work with Abramson to revise the work if changes and attributions "are deemed necessary.
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A senior official said last week China will revise its criminal law to make way for the new anti-graft commission.
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At the end of the lesson you can return to the original definition to see if students would like to revise.
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In cases of academic fraud, Columbia could revoke a degree entirely or ask a student to revise his or her work.
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While the country has three weeks to revise its budget, Standard & Poor's will update its rating of government debt on Friday.
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And the Sondland deposition, in particular, was revealing, as he had to revise his statement after the testimony of other officials.
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The government is set to revise a law to tighten reporting requirements for foreign investment in sectors related to national security.
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The U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR, appealed to Italy on Wednesday to revise the new security law, saying it could endanger life.
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Galvanize was an homage to the expanding cohort of shoppers who use clothing to revise standard images of race and gender.
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DeVos instructed her department not to enforce the new rules and said that she would appoint a committee to revise them.
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I also think there is evidence that the same people and institutions who created no-excuses ideas can successfully revise them.
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Today I'd revise that saying to "every dollar that we spend that doesn't create more than a dollar of value, is dilution."
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McMahon also said the Defense Department is exploring how it could revise housing contracts with its private partners to ensure improved conditions.
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"I think that Israel and its government could revise this text," Hollande said at news conference after meeting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
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Democrats are critical of Price's plans to revise the Affordable Care Act as well as financial investments Price made in medical companies.
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They're currently planning to revise the resolution to make it less of an implicit condemnation of Omar, or even rewrite it entirely.
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Beijing would have probably tried to revise Australian policy under a Labor government -- not through coercion but in a softly-softly manner.
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In November, SpaceX sent a request to the FCC to partially revise plans for the company's satellite internet constellation, known as Starlink.
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"We need to drastically revise our strategy even if we experience a temporary stall in performance," Masuko told reporters at a briefing.
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LOCKHART: I THINK ONE THING TO CONCLUDE FROM THIS YEAR IS WHATEVER YOUR STARTING ASSUMPTIONS ARE, YOU MAY WANT TO REVISE THEM.
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Key to the government's efforts to revise the agreement is the claim that families released into the United States drop from sight.
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Any new government would immediately have to revise the electoral law, which currently applies only to the lower chamber, not the Senate.
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Flake said he wanted to see Trump revise some of his positions, including the proposed ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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Bentz and Conger flew out of Brazil Thursday night after visiting a police station earlier in the day to revise their statements.
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Since the financial crisis, however, the IMF has had to revise down its forecasts over time every year since 2010 (see chart).
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Despite that funding, Thayer struggled financially when Pompeo ran it—another aspect of his past that Pompeo has publicly sought to revise.
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The meeting is convened every three or four years by the United Nations International Telecommunication Union to review and revise radio regulations.
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Twitter initially said this wasn't against their policies but later said it would revise that policy after an inquiry from BuzzFeed News.
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The CEO and his deputies have been telling staff to be more selective about clients and wind down or revise unprofitable policies.
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Per the minutes, officials argued that waiting to revise the statement would convey a "false sense of precision" about the neutral rate.
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"As we look forward in the year, yes we did revise guidance a little bit downward due to game consoles," Su said.
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The overwhelming response from people resulted in Airtel and Vodafone, each with over 150 million subscribers, revise data tariffs on their networks.
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Panelists who sent in their responses before the election results were known were contacted and given the opportunity to revise their forecasts.
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Failure to revise the current business model will likely only encourage more of the same concerns with internet security and privacy issues.
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The opinion left it to Congress to revise the law, so that it's constitutional in the minds of a majority of justices.
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Mr Abe has taken his win as a mandate to press ahead with his long-standing plan to revise Japan's pacifist constitution.
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U.S. HHS SAYS PROPOSAL WILL REVISE CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF CURRENT SECTION 1557 RULE THAT A FEDERAL COURT HAS SAID IS LIKELY UNLAWFUL
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Faced with today's chronically low interest rates, central banks may need to revise their policy frameworks to stop economies falling into slumps.
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We could revise the outlook to stable if there is a recovery in the PC market and smartphone demand growth remains stable.
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President Trump is expected to sign an executive order that would revise or repeal the pillar of President Barack Obama's climate policy.
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It plans to revise its budget and cut spending, something Russia, its neighbour and the world's top oil producer, is also contemplating.
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Rodgerson also said Azul may revise up orders for Embraer's new 195 E-2 aircraft, as the economy resumes growth, Valor said.
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Rodgerson also said Azul may revise up orders for Embraer's new 195 E-2 aircraft, as the economy resumes growth, Valor said.
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Fitch would likely revise its Rating Outlook for Marriott International to Stable from Positive if Marriott does not acquire Starwood as planned.
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Although, if another outage just so happens to coincidentally coincide with next year's DEF CON, we may have to revise that statement.
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The government will have to revise its funding strategy and weekly bond issuance to "levels beyond what we had planned", he added.
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Despite the loss, leaders at the Department of the Interior plan to suspend or revise the methane rule through a rewrite process.
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Where was The Associated Press, so quick to jump to unsupported conclusions about the Clinton Foundation and forced to revise its headline?
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However, concerns over the stability of the global economy and mixed signals from U.S. data have since caused analysts to revise expectations.
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While the decision to affirm the rating was widely anticipated by market participants, the unexpected move to revise the outlook lifted sentiment.
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NORWAY'S SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND TO REVISE CRITERIA FOR EXCLUDING COMPANIES DERIVING 30 PCT OF BUSINESS OR REVENUES FROM THERMAL COAL -FINANCE MINISTRY
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I thought one of my friends would tell me to shut up and revise and that would be the end of it.
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That meant, for instance, badgering Forbes in an effort to get the magazine to revise its estimates of his net worth upward.
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As part of an expedited review, Zinke recommended in an interim report earlier this year that Trump revise the Bears Ears boundaries.
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The Trump administration has blown past the 120-day deadline it gave itself to propose new HRA regulations or revise past guidance.
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After two weeks of games, would you like to revise your predictions on who will make it in the East and West?
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Speaking to CNBC, Oudea said that the bank is not going to revise its CET tier 1 ratio target going into 2020.
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If you spend some time in Bangladesh's capital, you begin to look anew at the word "traffic," and to revise your definition.
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In October the Bank of Canada estimated 2.0 percent growth for 2016, but it is expected to revise that down next week.
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Last year, Facebook also had to revise its community standards after photos of women breast-feeding were removed from their Facebook pages.
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Ricardo Rosselló, the governor of Puerto Rico, announced on Tuesday that the government will revise its official death toll from Hurricane Maria.
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The estate's permission depends on its review of any text to be printed, and it has asked writers to revise offending passages.
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Now, an international effort including Scorsese is aiming to revive these figures -- and revise what we thought we knew about African cinema.
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On the news design desk, Andy Braford, Tim Bralczyk, John Grippe, Elena Gustines and Frank Reneau worked to revise and complete pages.
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The United States has been in prolonged negotiations with Canada and Mexico in efforts to revise the North American Free Trade agreement.
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"We should revise federal boundaries by forging political consensus among the parties to expand acceptability of the Constitution," Mr. Dahal told lawmakers.
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"Unfortunately, our call to preclude a further escalation of tensions, to revise the policy of mutual intimidation, was not heeded," Nebenzia said.
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The administration's choice to revise the ban shows a "real partnership" between Washington and Baghdad, Iraqi government spokesman Saad al-Hadithi said.
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"Unfortunately, our call to preclude a further escalation of tensions, to revise the policy of mutual intimidation, was not heeded," he said.
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Biden was talking about the leaders of China, and a look back suggests the Democratic candidate might want to revise his statement.
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"It would require everyone to revise whatever policies they have," said Neil Garfinkel, a lawyer who advises brokers for the trade association.
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My colleagues are working full-time jobs as teachers, then coming home at night to revise their scripts to shoot this summer.
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Abe himself was prime minister between 2006 and 2007, and he wanted to revise the constitution then but had to step down.
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She hopes that this important contextualization effort will soon have an even wider reach and inspire other museums to revise their labels.
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The central bank will also revise in April its economic forecasts for this year and 2017, which are expected to be downgraded.
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Reuters reported in April that Arabtec had hired AlixPartners to help draw up a plan to revise its business and capital structure.
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Vaughn Manufacturing's backlog has dwindled, and Mr. Vaughn said he would probably have to revise price quotes he promised six months ago.
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Reaching an agreement could give the Trump administration ammunition to argue that it had fulfilled another major trade promise to revise Nafta.
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But at least 12 Republican senators have already objected to portions of the bill or called on the House to revise it.
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Rupert Murdoch can either "revise the terms of the Disney sale to exclude Sky, or enter into a bidding war with" Comcast.
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That allowed us to come back and revise some stuff to the point where we dropped a lot of our first takes.
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Still, this speech, and everything Trump has said before, is a declaration of intent to radically revise America's role in the world.
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Firms interested in selling the put options had requested Mexico revise or remove a component pegged to high-sulfur fuel oil prices.
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But, officials said, he can direct federal agencies to reinterpret key provisions of those laws and to revise rules issued under them.
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Mr. Lighthizer has advanced a series of far-reaching proposals to revise Nafta that are backed by Mr. Navarro and Mr. Ross.
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Instead of complying with E.U. demands to revise the budget, they now appear to relish the fight with Brussels for political gain.
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Surviving college without a laptop is not easy; most students are asked to submit homework, revise papers and follow course readings online.
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The Trump administration is allowed to revise the tariffs every six months, changing the products included and the rate of the duty.
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In the video, the Buttigieg organizer seems to want to find out if she can help the other caucusgoer revise her support.
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Second, to protect victims and witnesses, we would revise the rules about the release of sensitive information about their identities to suspects.
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She&aposs working with a lawyer to revise it, and already, the company WeTransfer, a Dropbox competitor, plans to use this license.
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Here are six ways that Republicans could revise their tax plans to prevent the rich from getting a windfall: http://bit.ly/22019fuBuZw.
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Zhang Lifan, a historian in Beijing, said the decision to revise the length of the war was justified from a historical perspective.
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Booker, a non-participant for the upcoming debate, is now petitioning the DNC to revise its qualifying rules for the next round.
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He added that the central bank may revise its current lending regulations to facilitate availability of liquidity to investors before the IPO.
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The FCC wants to revise the rules and give C-V2X the upper 20 megahertz of the band reserved for vehicle communications.
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Over coffee and avocado toast at the Grand Hotel, Chau was trying to revise Brown's plan for introducing his burgers into China.
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He spent part of his time in Washington mounting a sort of apology tour and outlining how Facebook would revise its practices.
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Executives have yet to revise their guidance around vehicle production and sales since Tesla's 2019 fourth-quarter earnings call on January 29.
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This puzzle was originally submitted in December 2017, rejected with an invitation to revise in April 2018 and accepted in July 2018.
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Next week's signing ceremony in Washington hands Trump a victory on one of his central campaign promises to revise America's trade relationships.
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It's unclear whether Germany will revise its economic and financial policies if Mr. Macron wins and seeks changes in European Union affairs.
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The mayor stated the same day that the city would revise its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent by 2050.
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The deal, which comes after nearly a year of negotiations, fulfills Mr. Trump's pledge to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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But it was then that the government invited opposition parties to revise the agreement, and the final deal was approved by Congress.
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Hatch called on China to revise its trade practices, but said the tensions limit the Trump administration's ability to negotiate with China.
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Senators are working to again revise legislation designed to help guard digital voting infrastructure from cyberattacks after meeting with state officials. Sen.
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Western governments and non-profit groups have pressured China to revise a second proposed law that would regulate foreign non-governmental organizations.
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The OSC also dealt Baker another setback by ordering Hudson's Bay to revise the disclosures it made to its shareholders on Nov.
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But if it's serious about tackling plastic pollution, the Government must now urgently revise its 2042 target on eliminating single use plastics.
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The recognition of the impact of trauma on memory has led law enforcement agencies to revise techniques for interviewing sexual assault survivors.
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While a sign of positive momentum with Mexico, the comment cast doubt on efforts to revise the 24-year old NAFTA agreement.
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While Walzer applauded the NPC's announcement Monday that it would revise wildlife protection laws, he said a wet markets ban was necessary.
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In fact, the N.L.D. already has all the formal authority it needs to implement its promises to revise or replace the Constitution.
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Editors at Lippincott told Ms. Lee that her manuscript read like a string of anecdotes, not a novel, but encouraged her to revise.
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The chief executive of parent ACS said late on Wednesday the group could revise its offer for Spain's Abertis depending on the situation.
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Brazil has already changed its definition of a small head, to 32 centimeters around from 33 centimeters, and may revise it again soon.
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But he also insisted he would put forward a bill to revise the constitution in the Diet's next session, which starts in September.
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Hsiao added that Canadian regulations regarding dumping investigations were problematic and if their appeal were rejected Canada would need to revise its rules.
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Also at the meeting, individual committee members will get the chance to revise their economic and rate projections for the next few years.
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In October, NHTSA said it was moving to revise safety rules that bar fully self-driving cars from the roads without human controls.
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Meeting with farmers like the Sargents inspired me to revise my climate plan to make sure that federal crop insurance covers stored grain.
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Lee, a Utah Republican, and other conservatives were making a last-minute pitch to Trump officials and House leaders to revise the bill.
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But most also include a cost retaining the right to revise that assumption, should they not get more certainty from the White House.
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Chief Financial Officer Patrick Jany said he expected the situation to improve this year as Beijing's initiatives to revise the economy take effect.
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The disappointing economic performance in the first quarter led at least three economists to revise downward their annual growth forecasts for South Korea.
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The statement also included an announcement of plans to revise the employee dress code and address the scheduling complaints raised by the petition.
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Listening and being willing to revise your beliefs is rarely rewarding in the short-term, especially give the tribal incentives of social media.
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Anglo American still faces big challenges, especially in South Africa, where the industry is opposing the government's plans to revise the mining charter.
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By the same token, maybe someday in the future Trump will completely revise his approach and come around to single-payer health care.
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Now that the Democrats have control of the House, though, they are looking at tax changes that would revise the SALT deduction caps.
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But in 2009, Comibel allegedly breached the contract; the government was forced to revise the agreement and cancel the financing after the lapse.
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FERC in April asked stakeholders to submit comments on whether the commission should revise existing pipeline approval policies, yielding feedback from industry backers.
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The FDA wants Juno to revise its patient consent forms, investigative brochure, trial protocol, and a presentation it made to the FDA yesterday.
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Toshiba said it would announce its full-year forecast as soon as possible - it may revise it after considering its first-half results.
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On the morning of the Ultimate Trails race, the unusually hot weather forecast led the race directors to revise the mandatory kit list.
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Toshiba said it would set aside a "reasonable" amount of cash to cover any damages and would revise its earnings guidance as needed.
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Italy's president, Sergio Mattarella, has urged parliament to revise and harmonise its two laws, but an attempt to do so foundered in June.
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The company says the new Spend app is an early version, and they plan to revise it going forward as they make improvements.
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It had to revise its attempt to ban most people from certain predominantly Muslim countries multiple times before the courts would allow it.
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Increasing smartphone competition means Sony "may need to cut the smartphone business outlook further or revise the current midterm business plan," Totoki said.
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Yet attempting to revise the constitution would still cause deep alarm among the many Japanese who remain enormously proud of their country's pacifism.
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"When we can underscore this, and we see that there's a lot of pressure within the U.S., perhaps he will revise his position."
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Economists occasionally will revise their expectations for the official count on ADP numbers, though wide disparities between the two reports are not unusual.
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And the ability to revise them in a way that passes muster with the Parliamentarian, is a very open, and extraordinarily crucial question.
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French employers' federations AFEP and Medef said afterwards they would revise their executive remuneration guidelines to avoid big divergences from their payout recommendations.
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Ferguson also has 60 days after an agreement is signed to revise its online payment system to allow late payments and payment plans.
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That said, I've heard that Chevy has done more testing and will officially revise the Bolt EV's official range to around 240 miles.
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However, we have a policy of trying not to revise contents based on regulations for my titles like Senran Kagura and Valkyrie Drive .
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He said the cabinet could revise its domestic borrowing plans in the autumn, which would depend on possible amendments to the state budget.
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These robot teachers are blasting horrible fears into the minds of these students, forcing them to revise and believe that 2+2=5.
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The peso has had a volatile week with investors eyeing the progress of talks to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The deal gave countries—and government officials—the freedom to set their own voluntary targets and to revise them as they saw fit.
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Social Democrat lawmakers are currently trying to revise the criminal code and critics have said some of the proposed changes would damage investigations.
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Our first conclusion: To revise our strategy toward Russia, we first have to define what is in America's own long-term strategic interests.
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Open enrollment begins in two weeks, which doesn't leave states and insurers much time to revise the rates on the federal exchange, healthcare.
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"The EC forecast will give a pretty good guideline of how much the ECB will revise their own economic forecasts," said CBA's Haddad.
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The agency could also revise its internal guidelines on assessing penalties and imposing disqualification, regardless of the fate of Representative Hensarling's proposed law.
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He said he intended to ask the journal to revise the language in the article to make clear that he helped write it.
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"The demand allowed the issuer to aggressively revise pricing, which in turn repriced the secondary market," said Sameer Patel, debt syndicate at Mizuho.
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Google is also engaged in discussions with federal and state regulators about how to revise motor vehicle safety standards to accommodate autonomous cars.
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You can use Settings to delete passwords you no longer need, edit them, or use Settings to open websites to revise your passwords.
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If the preliminary 2Q0003 reading is confirmed and high frequency indicators remain strong, we may further revise our GDP forecast for the year.
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Rather than pay the rest of the world to look the other way, the president should revise, or better yet, rescind that promise.
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"I think the Promesa law is working right now," Jaresko said, adding that she cannot predict whether Congress would seek to revise it.
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China's stock market and currency rallied Monday on news that the country would revise its constitution to abolish term limits for the president.
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Photo: John R. QuainThe latest fossil discoveries and paleontological research continue to revise our view of the world's most famous dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Those students then asked the panel or the entire court to reconsider the case, prompting the panel on Thursday to revise its decision.
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For years, experts have been looking at ways to revise government and private long-term insurance to make it more palatable and effective.
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"This ongoing dialogue has not resulted in information that would cause the company to revise this estimate (of $150 million)," the company said.
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Instead he says he's fascinated by the process by which grinders constantly develop and revise their devices, inserting one gadget and removing another.
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The company said uncertainty in the auto industry and disappointing order intake prompted it to revise its revenue and earnings expectations for 2019.
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But now Xian has been forced to revise the sign in front of his store following a nasty month of harassment from rivals.
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"We will revise the original projection of 4% after the attacks," he told reporters in Colombo in a post-policy rate news conference.
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Boeing looks set to revise down or even scrap its 20-year forecast for such 'very large aircraft' in a survey next week.
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And talks to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico remain stalled over deep differences with the United States.
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But any remedies he orders may soon be blunted: The Education Department is working to completely revise its system for handling future requests.
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Abe is highlighting his call to revise the post-war constitution to further legitimize Japan's Self-Defense Forces, as its military is known.
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For example, the government should revise labor regulations to strengthen employees' bargaining power, which would give them a fairer share of corporate returns.
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On the security front, Abe wants to revise the post-war constitution's pacifist Article 9 to clarify the ambiguous status of Japan's military.
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Mr. Francisco wrote that the administration will soon revise the restrictions on the refugee program, which are due to expire on Oct. 24.
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Townsend tried to revise the verses to make them worse — an odd request that one could read as simultaneously flattering and mildly offensive.
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That same attitude may be at work in the recent dust-up between the two countries over President Trump's efforts to revise Nafta.
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Indonesia's government is negotiating with the U.S. oil giant, its partners Italy's ENI and China's Sinopec, to revise the development plan for IDD.
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When agencies issue interim final rules, however, they typically invite public comments and can later revise the rules in light of those comments.
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He plans to revise regulations to reduce the dominance of South Korea's giant "chaebol" conglomerates, and subsidize smaller businesses to promote balanced growth.
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It was the show's third and final developmental workshop; now the writers will revise the material in anticipation of rehearsals starting in May.
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The video told NCBA members to file comments with the agency on its proposal to revise former President Obama's controversial Clean Water Rule.
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The two sides accepted guidelines that would produce a sentence of between 24 and 30 months, though a judge could revise the length.
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The FAA also will require airlines to have pilot professional development committees to administer formal pilot mentoring programs and revise and upgrade curriculum.
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The FAA also will require airlines to have pilot professional development committees to administer formal pilot mentoring programs and revise and upgrade curriculum.
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While the research had been published anyway, the journal gave Glantz and Bhatta a deadline to revise the findings, which they didn't meet.
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Under the proposal, the government would revise current rules on the eligibility of faith-based entities to participate in receiving federal education dollars.
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This way, we could see whether a reluctance to revise political beliefs was a result of confirmation bias or desirability bias (or both).
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"As it's currently written in the USMCA, it would not constrain Congress's ability to revise or change or enforce 230," Hawley acknowledged Thursday.
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Mr. Abiy also released thousands of political prisoners, legalized opposition groups long classified as terrorists and pledged to revise and repeal repressive laws.
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The video told NCBA members to file comments with the agency on its proposal to revise former President Obama's controversial Clean Water Rule.
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The Committee published its proposals to revise the standardised credit risk approach in December 2033 and the comments period closed on 2015 March.
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PA, said on Thursday it had reached an agreement with the oil major to revise the pricing formula on gas imported from Libya.
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"If this deficit reduction is confirmed in the next quarters, it could lead us to revise the rating to BB," Honsel told Folha.
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Google didn't immediately respond to questions about how or whether it plans to revise its transparency tool to provide that kind of information.
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On Thursday in Texas, some conservatives reiterated their support for a bill that would revise the laws regulating bathroom use in government buildings.
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Mr. Mattis directed the Pentagon months ago to revise how it accounts for deployed personnel fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Trump can take steps to revise the rules and regulations that the Obama administration wrote to explain how the law ought to work.
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One approach might be to revise health care privacy law to prohibit groups from profiting from health data or algorithms that crunch it.
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Todd Gardenhire, who speculated that the athletic wear company just might have to revise its agreements to maintain its contracts with Tennessee schools.
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She had helped install a new management team at Viacom that prompted her to revise her vision for the company as a standalone.
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The White House says it has no plans to revise its GDP forecast of 3.5% this year and a bit above 3% in 2019.
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BAKU, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Azerbaijan's central bank said on Monday that it would revise its refinancing rate if inflation falls and the economy allows.
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Some drivers said they hoped that by bringing transport to a halt they might be able to pressure the government to revise the measures.
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He will also instruct the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to revise the Waters of the United States regulation, sources told the Post.
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On Monday, Trump once again said that the policy is "the Democrats' fault" because they will not work with Republicans to revise immigration laws.
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That, paired with worries about higher inflation linked to sterling's decline, led traders to revise their predictions of the Bank of England's next move.
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The FAA directive ordered operators to revise the airplane flight manual to give flight crews horizontal stabilizer trim procedures to follow under certain conditions.
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Hurston refused to revise Kossola's voice out of her manuscript, and it languished among her papers as an obscure scholarly artifact until this year.
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Wise but unpopular decisions to buy gas from Israel and to revise the school curriculum by removing troublesome Koranic verses were issued as decrees.
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On November 5th other countries' finance ministers warned that failure to revise the budget would lead to an "excessive deficit procedure", and possible sanctions.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the chief of the armed forces, Vladimir Padrino, also urged Mr Maduro to revise the supreme court's ruling.
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His words built upon the new administration's intention to significantly revise the Dodd-Frank regulatory framework passed after the financial crisis of 2008 (here).
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Until society manages to dismantle sexism, therefore, we should be very careful when we revise legal structures that define people according to their sex.
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For an abdication, which would be unprecedented, to be possible, the country would have to revise its current law or enact a new one.
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Every time a bizarrely detailed exception is tacked on, you can almost imagine the actual case scenario that prompted them to revise the guidelines.
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French employers' federations AFEP and Medef said on Saturday they would revise their executive remuneration guidelines to avoid big divergences from their payout recommendations.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office has said it was working to revise the list based on issues raised in public hearings and written submissions.
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But following World War II, the newly formed Federal German Republic had to revise its criminal code and consequently opted to strengthen the law.
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Ford faces numerous challenges in Washington, including ongoing trade issues, as well as the Trump administration's plan to revise fuel economy standards through 2025.
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"We revise our forecasts for Bunds (yields) to minus 10 basis points from 30 basis points for year end," BAML said in a note.
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The committee will work with the cabinet of future governments to revise plans for national strategy every five years over the next two decades.
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Commissioners agreed to accept comment for 30 days on whether to revise disclaimer rules on when an ad must say who paid for it.
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The directive orders operators to revise the airplane flight manual to give the flight crew horizontal stabilizer trim procedures to follow under some conditions.
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Braskem is controlled by state oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA and engineering group Odebrecht SA, which are in talks to revise their shareholder agreement.
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The lawsuit against the New Source Performance Standard was suspended once the EPA announced last year that it was looking to revise the rule.
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Along with like-minded parties, the LDP bloc also has a majority in the upper house, which would be needed to revise the constitution.
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During the time of the ban, the secretary of homeland security and the secretary of state will review and revise the refugee admission process.
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TWO KEY HOUSE DEMOCRATS ASK U.S. TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT INSPECTOR GENERAL TO EXAMINE FAA'S DECISION NOT TO REVISE PILOT TRAINING IN BOEING 737 MAX -- LETTER
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But in late February, state officials represented by NAUPA rejected a proposal to revise the rules to require aggressive searches for unclaimed property owners.
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Cahuzac said on Monday the company could revise its offer if McDermott's board decides to start talks and provides more information about its business.
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In April, the United Nations called on El Salvador to revise the law and review all such cases in which women had been jailed.
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As such, they should serve as both the foundation for and the catalyst to revise the act in ways that serves today's future workers.
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The suit asks the court to set aside and hold unlawful the process the EPA began last month to revise the fuel efficiency standards.
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But Representative Kevin Brady, Republican chairman of the House tax committee, said he would revise the legislation on Thursday to bring it into compliance.
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Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles earlier this week said a decision to revise the targets was unlikely to be made over the next 60 days.
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This has led AllTheRooms to revise downwards its prediction of revenue from Airbnb bookings in London this year from $803 billion to $280 million.
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This has led AllTheRooms to revise downwards its prediction of revenue from Airbnb bookings in London this year from $1.24 billion to $812 million.
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The central bank's original target was too ambitious, so it makes sense to revise it (even the new one may be hard to achieve).
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Lawmakers in Nebraska have not announced plans to revise the expansion; but nor do they seem in much of a rush to enact it.
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Because, by canonizing the words of its modern prophets, to later revise that doctrine in light of secular advances would be to discredit scripture.
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In this review to rescind or revise the Clean Water Rule, Pruitt essentially urged the public to comment in favor of repealing the rule.
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"The opinion polls ask whether there is a need to revise the Constitution at all," said Yasuo Hasebe, a constitutional scholar at Waseda University.
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Kathmandu's leaders responded by amending the Constitution to broaden representation in the Legislature, but refused to revise federal boundaries to give communities greater autonomy.
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