A caliphate is like a kingdom ruled by — a caliphate is ruled by a caliph, a kingdom is ruled by a king.
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Instead of being ruled by logic, we are ruled by emotions.
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While most of the deaths were ruled accidental, some were ruled homicides.
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We are a nation ruled by laws, not a nation ruled by individuals.
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Ali (the Queen Bee) ruled her crew, and her crew ruled the school.
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"I haven't ruled it out, and I haven't ruled it in," he said.
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Unlike Mary, who ruled alongside her husband from 1689 to 1694, Anne ruled independently.
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"I haven't ruled it out, and I haven't ruled it in," he said Monday.
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Suicide and foul play were ruled out, and the death was officially ruled an accident.
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Eight circuit courts have ruled for the government, while one has ruled for the challengers.
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It has ruled Tanzanian uninterrupted since 1977, and its predecessor parties ruled Tanganyika since 1961.
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In 1949, China split between the mainland, ruled by Communists, and Taiwan, ruled by Nationalists.
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Last week, a federal judge ruled in ruled in favor of the $26 billion deal.
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Democratic Taiwan, self-ruled since 1949, has no interest in being ruled by the autocratic mainland.
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He still ruled -- and I respect him for it -- he still ruled 'no collusion, no obstruction.
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It was originally ruled a touchdown, but it was ruled he was down at 03-yard line.
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Nope. An official ruled that Watkins was down in bounds and ruled that the clock should keep running.
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Lower courts ruled in her favor before the state's high court ruled in favor of her former partner.
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The Palestinian government is paralyzed by the fracture between Hamas-ruled Gaza and the PLO-ruled West Bank.
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Earlier Monday in a separate case, a three-judge panel also ruled ruled against eight state Republican lawmakers.
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Self-ruled Taiwan, which China considers its own, wants an extradition, not a voluntary surrender, of the suspected murderer from a Chinese-ruled territory, reinforcing its status as self-ruled and separate to China.
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This is not to say we believe a crime was committed, but rather nothing should be ruled out until the vessel is fully examined and all possibilities are either ruled in or ruled out.
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Mrs May has ruled out the idea—but of course, two years ago, she ruled out a snap election.
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The practical result of this thesis was a public life ruled by myths and a private order ruled by reason.
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Freedom of assembly is legal in the Communist-ruled country, but despite sweeping reforms, communist-ruled Vietnam tolerates little dissent.
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In Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia and in Shiite-ruled Iran, death sentences often derive from a stern interpretation of Islamic law.
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The team initially ruled Cooper questionable to return, but CBS reported on the broadcast after halftime that Cooper was ruled out.
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It was originally ruled to be touched with a high stick by the officials, then ruled a goal after a review.
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Because you're ruled by Mercury, these retrogrades hit you harder than everyone else (expect for Gemini, who is also ruled by Mercury).
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Over 193 reigns, they found that states ruled by queens were 153% more likely to wage war than those ruled by kings.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan a breakaway province of "one China", ruled in Beijing, ineligible for country status or its own flag.
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Though courts have ruled to lift the injunctions, they have not ruled on the underlying merits of the lawsuits against the policy.
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But the first-base umpire Jerry Meals ruled that the ball hit Stanton's hand, not the bat, so he was ruled out.
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It centers on two planets: New Genesis, an arcadian planet ruled by Highfather, and Apokolips, an apocalyptic dystopia ruled by the formidable Darkseid.
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Image courtesy Chris RodleyAnd we all know dinosaurs once ruled the earth, but what if the beasts were alive today and only ruled England?
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Federal judges ruled in favor of same-sex couples in all of these cases before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against them.
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The Seventh Circuit Court in 2017 ruled that Title VII protects gay people, but the 11th Circuit Court previously ruled in the other direction.
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So far eight appellate courts have ruled in favor of the president, while one, the 8th Circuit, has ruled in favor of the challengers.
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Time and time again, plays that look like successful catches are ruled incomplete, while plays that look like incompletions are ruled to be catches.
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ENERGY EXEC'S DEATH RULED AN ACCIDENT: Former natural gas company executive Aubrey McClendon died due to an accident, an Oklahoma medical examiner ruled Wednesday.
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EPA, which ruled that the Clean Air Act must cover carbon dioxide as a pollutant if it is ruled dangerous (which it subsequently was).
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Your planetary ruler Venus ends its retrograde in your sign this Friday, bringing a day ruled by Venus in a sign ruled by Venus.
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He has ruled to restrict unions collecting dues from its public sector members; ruled in favor of the Tea Party, which claimed political bias by the IRS; and ruled the police do not need a warrant to search a suspect&aposs cell phone history records.
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A swing state that is sometimes liberal and sometimes conservative, sometimes ruled by the city-dwellers and other times ruled by the rural out-staters.
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The play was ruled incomplete, but replay officials reversed the call and ruled it a touchdown, setting up the Aztecs' two-point attempt to win.
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The state's highest court ruled to reject Stein's appeal, days after the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled Stein was not eligible to pursue a recount.
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Prosecutors have not ruled out more charges against Mr. Manafort, who was convicted of financial fraud — and President Trump has not ruled out a pardon.
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Ramon Laureano ultimately was ruled out at first, the third out of the inning, after he initially was ruled to have beaten out a grounder.
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It views the self-ruled island as a wayward province and has not ruled out the use of force to return it to the fold.
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It also said the case was ruled on in 1962; that was the year of the closures, but the Supreme Court ruled on them in 1971.
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After 18671 the empire was divided into two: a Magyar-dominated Hungary, ruled from Budapest, and a heterogeneous, multi-ethnic, multilingual other half, ruled from Vienna.
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A lower court ruled that the agency was not legally obligated to run the ads, and an appeals court ruled against the group on a technicality.
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Emperor Hirita of Japan is an imperial monarch, the "Kingdom of Manhattan" is ruled by Queen Sophia, and Greece is ruled by an unidentified machine puppet regime.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan to be a renegade province, and has never ruled out the option to regain control of the island by force if necessary.
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They're ruled by Mars, the planet of aggression and intense sex, and it's hard for a Mars-ruled fire sign to hold back when they like you.
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Communist Party leaders in Beijing regard fiercely democratic, self-ruled Taiwan as a breakaway province and have not ruled out using force to bring it under China's control.
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In July 2800, the US Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against North Carolina's law, overturning a lower court decision that had ruled in favor of the legislation.
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There also is a battle to come regarding whether the parents who were ruled out for reunification -- either for safety concerns or criminal histories -- were fairly ruled out.
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After Pollard was initially ruled down by contact, the Eagles challenged the call, the play was ruled a fumble and the Eagles took over at their own 26.
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Leader of Cuba's 1959 revolution ruled his country for nearly 11980 years Leader of Cuba's 1959 revolution ruled his country for nearly 50 years This segment originally aired Nov.
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A federal judge in Maryland ruled he had no choice but to lift the injunction after the Supreme Court in February ruled 5-4 to lift two other holds.
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A federal judge in Maryland ruled he had no choice but to the lift the injunction after the Supreme Court in February ruled 2628-28500 to lift two other injunctions.
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Courts ruled to lift the four holds that had been placed on the policy while the lawsuits are pending, but have not ruled on the underlying merits of the cases.
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Peskov declined to say if the Kremlin would consider legal action if the IAAF ruled against Russia, a course of action Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko has not ruled out.
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A federal judge in Maryland ruled he had no choice but to the lift the injunction after the Supreme Court in February ruled 5-85033 to lift two other injunctions.
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When the Supreme Court first ruled on affirmative action in 1978, it ruled that affirmative action could not specifically help black and Hispanic students at the expense of other students.
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In all three cases, the indictments were filed before the Supreme Court ruled in the McDonnell case and Mr. Skelos and Mr. Silver were convicted before the Supreme Court ruled.
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The lethal injection drugs that sparked national debate were just ruled unconstitutional in Ohio The lethal injection drugs that sparked national debate were just ruled unconstitutional in Ohio Ohio cannot proceed with planned executions after a federal judge on Thursday ruled that the state's lethal injection method, involving a controversial drug, is unconstitutional.
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While the DC Circuit has ruled on whether to halt the rules, it hasn't ruled on the legal challenge itself yet, and Srinivasan is on the panel set to consider that.
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The Gnassingbé family have ruled Togo and the Bongo family have ruled Gabon for half a century, while the Kabila family have run the Democratic Republic of Congo for 20 years.
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The voyage risks further heightening tensions with China, which considers Taiwan its own and has not ruled out the use of force to bring the self-ruled island under its control.
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The U.S. naval maneuver risked further heightening tensions with China, which considers Taiwan its own and has not ruled out using force to bring the self-ruled island under its control.
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In that case, the bishop of Crema, had ruled that Inzoli would be removed from the public ministry while remaining a priest but a Church tribunal ruled that he be defrocked.
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The poll finds just 25.5% have ruled him out as a possibility, compared with 25.8% who have ruled out Cruz, 9% Bush, 5% Rubio, and 3% each for Christie and Fiorina.
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Tensions between Shi'ite-ruled Iran and Sunni-ruled Gulf countries have escalated since a diplomatic dispute between Tehran and Riyadh erupted after Riyadh's execution of a prominent Shi'ite cleric this month.
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China views self-ruled Taiwan as a renegade province and has not ruled out the use of force to bring it under its control, although relations have improved in recent years.
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While her team was playing, an Ohio court ruled that girls could participate on Little League baseball teams, and a federal court ruled that female writers couldn't be barred from clubhouses.
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" Thus, his cause of death has been ruled "undetermined.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's supreme court has ruled against Amazon.
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Kamala Harris — and he "still hasn't ruled out Biden."
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A German court has ruled Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Gayle — where the court ruled Alabama's bus segregation unconstitutional.
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South Korea goal ruled offside — then onside after review!
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The US Supreme Court ruled in January 2016 that the state's death penalty process was unconstitutional, and the state's high court ruled against a proposed fix to that law late last year.
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In April, the US Supreme Court ruled that a contract had to explicitly allow class arbitration — if the language wasn't clear, that wasn't enough, the court ruled in a 5–4 decision.
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A Greek court earlier this week had ruled that three of the eight could be extradited while the Appeals Court had ruled that three other Turkish soldiers should not be returned home.
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A Scottish high court ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson did break the law; an English court ruled that he did not; and Britain's highest court is hearing appeals of both cases.
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In 2005, the US Supreme Court banned the death penalty for minors; in 2010, it ruled against mandatory life sentences for juveniles who committed non-homicide offenses; in 2012, it ruled against mandatory life sentences for juveniles under all circumstances; and this past January, it ruled that inmates already serving mandatory sentences should receive new sentencing hearings.
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The judge in Milan ruled that the exhibition organizers needed to cease distribution of unauthorized merchandise but ruled against Pest Control's request that the exhibition stop using Banksy's work in its promotional materials.
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While the jury ruled that Page and Plant had access to "Taurus" — which they had denied in testimony — it also ruled that the songs were not similar enough to qualify as an infringement.
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And Libya, fractured into two halves after the Arab Spring -- the west ruled by Tripoli and the east ruled from Benghazi by insurgents -- could easily fall prey to forces antithetical to American interests.
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Trump: Stop-and-frisk wasn't ruled unconstitutional REALITY CHECK: FALSE "You're wrong," Trump said when debate moderator Lester Holt raised the fact that the practice as used in New York was ruled unconstitutional.
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An autopsy ruled her death a suicide and just last month a grand jury ruled that neither the Waller County Sheriff's Office or the jailers committed a felony in connection with her death.
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TALLAHASSEE, Florida — A federal judge has ruled that Republican Gov.
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But Johnson ruled himself out of the running early on.
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Parvovirus, dengue, chikungunya and other suspects were all ruled out.
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But this leeway has its limits, the Ninth Circuit ruled.
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Turkey's current President Recep Erdogan has ruled for 13 years.
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A court ruled that the strike was illegal in December.
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In another usual twist, Isabella and Ferdinand ruled as equals.
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A judge in New York on Monday ruled it is.
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On Monday, Judge James Orenstein ruled in favor of Apple.
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Trump has ruled out investigating and prosecuting Clinton as president.
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In decades past, she ruled the runways of fashion week.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court ruled in Shelby County v.
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The European Union has ruled out renegotiating the divorce treaty.
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They have not ruled out the possibility of additional victims.
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That's the year it ruled unanimously in United States v.
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Strauss died in 2005, in what was ruled a suicide.
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The actor's death was officially ruled an accident on Tuesday.
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In 1986, the Supreme Court ruled extreme partisan gerrymanders unconstitutional.
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The Michigan man has been ruled out as a suspect.
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United States, in which a judge has ruled Obamacare unconstitutional.
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Until now, Bavaria had ruled out a privatisation of BayernLB.
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The quiet man at the table, who ruled that table.
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U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan ruled on Sept.
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The commission ruled that Bond denied the victim due process.
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In 2017, the court ruled the law violated the constitution.
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A federal judge in 2008 ruled against the Bush administration.
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That doesn't mean he's completely ruled out a filibuster, however.
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Questions of blood and soil were ruled out of bounds.
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The Supreme Court has never ruled definitively on the issue.
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Most parties have ruled out joining a coalition with him.
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The Countess has ruled her category at the Golden Globes.
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In 1989 the Supreme Court ruled in Price Waterhouse v.
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Hazel ruled from the bench after hearing arguments on Monday.
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She ruled they could be released if they posted bond.
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In August, a judge ruled that the case could proceed.
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He has not ruled out a future life in politics.
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Holding the referendum was ruled illegal by Spain's Constitutional Court.
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He even carried out assassinations himself, a military court ruled.
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Rick Scott, who has not ruled out a Senate run.
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The department disagreed, and ruled in favour of the airline.
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Seven months later, Judge Kathy Seeley ruled in my favor.
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Robbery appears to have been ruled out as a motive.
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"A push below $1.30 cannot be ruled out," he added.
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The states had no grounds to sue, the court ruled.
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Last year Mrs May ruled out an election before 2020.
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She ruled the country like a queen, isolated from voters.
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On Wednesday, King County Superior Court ruled in Zillow's favor.
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A federal judge ruled the payments improper, disqualifying SWEPCO's bid.
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He said he has not ruled out New Jersey Gov.
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Major League Baseball has not yet ruled on Rose's petition.
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The state court judge, Judge Arlene Bluth, ruled on Aug.
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Clouds increase overnight, and a sprinkle can't be ruled out.
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A judge in that case ultimately ruled in West's favor.
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Following an autopsy, Zabar's death was officially ruled a homicide.
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Police have not ruled out a link between the Aug.
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He later said he had not ruled out holding hearings.
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Saddam ruled by fear, but at least there was rule.
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A judge in a related case has ruled otherwise, though.
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In Joe's case, a judge ruled just that in October.
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But he warned further attacks could not be ruled out.
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British judges have repeatedly ruled against the repatriation of activists.
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Joe Sakic, at least as a GM, has not ruled.
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"This is fluid; surprises are not ruled out," Straszheim said.
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A judge ruled he should be jailed for six months.
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He ruled over them with humiliation, coercion, and physical abuse.
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It's the only abortion case on which Kavanaugh has ruled.
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The Supreme Court has never ruled on either of them.
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Suckoo's death has been ruled a homicide, the AP reported.
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A surprise action cannot be ruled out in April though.
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It was ruled arson by the Bethlehem city fire marshal.
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The Kim family has ruled China's neighbor since the 1940s.
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The central government ruled that the villas were built illegally.
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U.S. District Judge George Hanks in Houston ruled on Sept.
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He ruled out any interest in either Carige or Creval.
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On October 2694, 210, the jury ruled in his favor.
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You cannot register if a court has ruled you incompetent.
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CDC has ruled out polio as the enterovirus causing AFM.
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Several courts have ruled that partisan gerrymandering can be unconstitutional.
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Kourtney feud that ruled the first half of this season.
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A judge later ruled that the EPA misled the public.
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The CSU has ruled out an alliance with the AfD.
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Some top Democrats have all but ruled out impeachment hearings.
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The high court ruled late last month in Janus v.
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The coroner ruled that he'd died of a heart attack.
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But Democratic leaders have categorically ruled out funding Trump's wall.
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Many have already been ruled out consideration, including Florida Gov.
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As such, it ruled out another rate cut this year.
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The Supreme Court ruled in January that it was constitutional.
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Just one of the many ways that her 2017 ruled.
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That's the extreme scenario, and ISPs haven't ruled it out.
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Last month, Freeman ruled that Gilead's drugs infringe Merck's patents.
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He also ruled out Vivendi as a future potential partner.
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He says the mother's death has been ruled a homicide.
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The chance this causes greater uncertainty cannot be ruled out.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) ruled on Aug.
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In 1972, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Furman v.
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The city medical examiner's office ruled Garner's death a homicide.
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Two different federal judges ruled he was sane as well.
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The judge ruled that Kathy can't use her security footage.
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The risk of future price spikes cannot be ruled out.
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But China's highest court ruled in Jordan's favor on Thursday.
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" However, it added that the possibility "cannot be ruled out.
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The kingdom has traditionally been ruled by a royal consensus.
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Stein ruled after Paracha, in a handwritten letter dated Feb.
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He has ruled for all but five years since 22017.
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He also ruled out ending American backing for the group.
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KDB's Lee ruled out any job cuts after the combination.
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Ben Higgins has not ruled out a career in politics.
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It has also not ruled out the use of force.
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So the judges ruled in favor of the US government.
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Gorsuch has never ruled on a case surrounding these issues.
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The High Court for England and Wales ruled on Nov.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen has ruled Cambodia for 33 years.
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After the exit results became clear, Kenny ruled out resigning.
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A new investigator was assigned and ruled the shooting justified.
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A new investigator was assigned and ruled the shooting justified.
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Pena Nieto has frequently ruled out paying for the wall.
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This morning, Judge William Alsup ruled that the Waymo v.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge James Orenstein in Brooklyn ruled on Feb.
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Liberal leader Jan Bjorklund ruled out supporting Kristersson next week.
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BNP Paribas' Chief Executive Laurent Bonnafe ruled out any acquisitions.
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More than a third (36%) say they've ruled out Trump.
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This is the second time Miles has been ruled incompetent.
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A federal judge last year ruled in the House's favor.
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In 2016, that court ruled to uphold net neutrality protections.
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The high court ruled in the girls' favour in 2013.
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Authorities have repeatedly ruled out a recall referendum this year.
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Mugabe ruled the country for 37 years before being ousted.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence ruled out prospects of talks.
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A coroner has not yet ruled on how he died.
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This makes some sense in Russia, which ruled the empire.
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled on Thursday, Feb.
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Men's tennis is no longer ruled by a select few.
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In short, we would be ruled by laws, not whims.
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The justices ruled that the officer had gone too far.
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A state judge ruled in its favor, but Purdue appealed.
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The court ruled Friday the original decision had been accurate.
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Judge O'Neill ruled that Cosby should not leave his home.
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When that was ruled out, they were at a loss.
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A judge ruled last week that DACA must be restored.
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A federal judge ruled the payments violated campaign finance laws.
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Offensive tackle Cameron Fleming (calf) was ruled out for Sunday.
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A federal district court ruled in favor of the teen.
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The Court acknowledged "appreciating Harbury's anguish" but ruled against her.
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The court, however, ruled that the law suppressed protected speech.
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But Mr. Fujimori ruled the country with an iron fist.
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An administrative judge has not ruled whether he violated policy.
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The judge ruled the department violated procedure in its decision.
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A federal court ruled in the company's favor in 2016.
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In 2015, an Indiana state judge ruled in Timbs' favor.
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U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan ruled on Jan.
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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled for Jones, citing US v.
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"I have not ruled out anything," Blankenship told CBS News.
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Congress never provided explicit authority for the spending, she ruled.
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Tom Wolf after it ruled the map unconstitutional in January.
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Trump has ruled by decree ever since he assumed office.
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Two lower courts had ruled against Dior after an appeal.
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However, after a video review, the play was ruled offsides.
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He declined but hasn't ruled out running in the future.
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A review ruled it a home run on fan interference.
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The court ruled five to four that it was not.
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I'm ruled by elixirs and compounds I don't even know.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in Dimaya's favor.
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In 2005 the judge ruled against the board of education.
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Authorities have ruled out drowning as a cause of death.
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When dystopian fiction ruled the YA marketplace, we felt afraid.
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Judge Mel Red Recana ruled in favor of Mardirossian's motion.
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Mark Francis, said terrorism charges had not been ruled out.
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They were right: the Tenth Circuit ruled in their favor.
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The railroad administration has not yet ruled on that request.
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But the judge ruled that the family could still sue.
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Then in 2007, the Supreme Court ruled in Massachusetts vs.
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The medical examiner last week ruled his death a suicide.
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He has ruled out appointing himself to the seat, however.
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Virginia, which ruled that executing the mentally disabled was unconstitutional.
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However, last week it ruled on a minor, related case.
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In January, the federal Supreme Court ruled, in Hurst v.
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In the decades when Chairman Mao ruled an isolationist People's
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In April, a federal judge ruled residents of Flint, Mich.
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The Supreme Court itself has never ruled on the matter.
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The Supreme Court largely ruled against him in McConnell v.
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The medical examiner on Friday ruled his death a suicide.
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Mr. Gove had once ruled himself out for the job.
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The High Court ruled on Monday the ban was unconstitutional.
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Europe's top court has ruled in favor of the latter.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull ruled out a change of flag.
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His brother, Raúl Castro, has ruled since he stepped aside.
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The London Court of International Arbitration ruled the seizure illegal.
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Later that year, the Supreme Court ruled in Oregon v.
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But they also haven't publicly ruled out an executive order.
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New York City's Medical Examiner ruled his death a suicide.
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A Florida judge had previously ruled the state's ban unconstitutional.
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Three years later the Supreme Court ruled in Downes v.
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In 1942, the US Supreme Court ruled in Chaplinsky v.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has already ruled in Boeing's favor.
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New York's medical examiner ruled that Epstein died by suicide.
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In response, the Chilean government has ruled with blunt discipline.
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Carl's death was ruled an "apparent homicide" by medical examiners.
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Ruthless and dictatorial, he ruled with a bloody iron fist.
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"I'll be honest, I haven't ruled politics out," Johnson said.
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Compulsory redundancies were ruled out until the end of 2020.
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The Supreme Court ruled, I don't agree with the ruling.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has ruled out a second vote.
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So far, only one judge has ruled in the trial.
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Hamilton was initially ruled out and the game was over.
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After three years, diGenova ruled it "stupid" but not illegal.
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The Democrats have also ruled out joining with Five Star.
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Gemini, like Virgo, is a mutable sign ruled by Mercury.
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A lower court had earlier ruled against Lee in 2014.
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Therefore, the court ruled that EPA had to regulate carbon.
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The possibility of hostages hadn't been definitively ruled out, either.
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A federal judge has ruled that investors in Theranos Inc.
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The Taliban ruled most of Afghanistan from 1996 until 2001.
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He was ruled out, but that was overturned on review.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against reinstating it.
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" And it ruled that the Second Amendment is not "unlimited.
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The next year, a judge ruled in the publisher's favor.
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Rome is finally going to be ruled by a woman.
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A coroner ruled his death as a suicide by hanging.
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The White House has previously ruled out such a move.
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Everything they owned was his, and he ruled the roost.
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A federal appeals court on Monday ruled against Indiana Gov.
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Pittsburgh Coach Mike Tomlin ruled Roethlisberger out of the game.
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On Thursday, a court in Oryol ruled on his appeal.
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Britain and France would still be ruled by absolute monarchs.
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Every one to be challenged in court was ruled unconstitutional.
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In the U.S., the revenge action film "Equalizer 703" ruled.
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The play was reviewed and the pass was ruled incomplete.
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And in 1958, the Supreme Court ruled in Trop v.
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The Ministry of Finance has not ruled out additional measures.
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Now that Alabama's governor has ruled out delaying the Dec.
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Four days later, a federal court ruled in Trump's favor.
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The judge ruled they could face the charges in liberty.
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The judge this month ruled Manafort had breached the deal.
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An appeals court ruled in favor of the federal government.
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In 2013, the 2nd Circuit Court ruled in U.S. v.
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The state's highest court had earlier ruled those lines unconstitutional.
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They later ruled out foul play in both girls' deaths.
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Johnson has ruled out asking the EU for an extension.
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Trump has ruled out cutting capital gains taxes, for now.
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The I.O.C. has not ruled on any of those cases.
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Trump has ruled out cuts to Medicare or Social Security.
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The refs ruled it a touchback in the long run.
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The judge has ruled in Eyeo's favor on each occasion.
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The Trump administration has not yet ruled on the request.
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Contrary to reports, the Coroner ruled the death a suicide.
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Last week the judge ruled in favor of the residents.
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The Taliban ruled most of Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001.
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In the end, a federal judge ruled against the government.
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He has not ruled out seeking a return to power.
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The news: Qualcomm said a Chinese court ruled on Nov.
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When the Supreme Court ruled, in the 223 Roe v.
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A federal judge ruled against the Obama administration in 21.3.
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Neither had been born when Woods basically ruled the sport.
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Whoever received the slice containing the bean ruled the day.
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Five justices who ruled in that unanimous decision, Jones v.
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A federal appeals court ruled last year that he cannot.
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The judge ruled only 1 of the 13 could testify.
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Like Mommy Messed Up, she is ruled by her regret.
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It's a place ruled by gangs and brimming with trouble.
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The L.D.P., Mr. Abe's party, ruled for nearly four decades.
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The report says his death has been ruled an accident.
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It was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1990.
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She also hasn't ruled out more additions to the series.
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Ms. Moser has not ruled out a future political run.
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The forming of sustainable proinflationary factors cannot be ruled out.
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Four children died in the blaze, which was ruled accidental.
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A Philippine court ruled in 2016 that it be returned.
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On Tuesday, the 9th Circuit ruled in Victory Processing v.
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In 2000, the Supreme Court ruled in Santa Fe v.
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" He added, "We ruled by rape, but influenced by seduction.
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In 2015, a Colorado appeals court ruled against Mr. Phillips.
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Then it stood by as Mr. Maduro ruled by decree.
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It upheld a lower court that ruled similarly in 2016.
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That came when the High Court ruled on Jan. 14.
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The tribunal ruled that the country's new bankruptcy law prevailed.
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He could have ruled Rome for life, but he didn't.
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At that time, a repressive military government ruled the country.
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A military judge ruled that the treatment had been illegal.
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The N.C.A.A. ruled that such an arrangement was not permissible.
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Around the same time, the Court ruled, in O'Connor v.
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The Palestinians have not ruled Gantz out as peace partner.
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Gabbard has since ruled out a run as an independent.
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Nationals Manager Dusty Baker protested and Lucroy was ruled out.
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The county medical examiner ruled Mr. Gomes's death a suicide.
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That argument has never been ruled on by a court.
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Ms. Park's father ruled South Korea from 1961 to 1979.
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While the Supreme Court ruled such covenants to be unconstitutional
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In 21625, the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled in Sheff v.
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Vaping activist Jack Wolf remembers when smoking ruled his life.
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The appeals court again ruled for the plaintiffs in 2014.
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Competition ruled, so I noted if another network was present.
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But the party chief later appeared to ruled it out.
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Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini, however, has ruled out such coalition.
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That's because no court has yet ruled on the issue.
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The cause of death was initially ruled an accidental drowning.
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The medical examiner has ruled the detective's death a homicide.
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The examiner's office has officially ruled Epstein's death a suicide.
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He also ruled out the idea of renegotiating the pact.
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The High Court ruled in April that decision was irrational.
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The Supreme Court ruled in the 1968 case Terry v.
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The Bongo family has ruled Gabon for over 50 years.
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The DOT ruled the limo "roadworthy" last week, he said.
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Walker had earlier ruled that the current system is unconstitutional.
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The Greens have not ruled out a coalition with Kurz.
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Three years later, at the Bear's helm, he ruled Alaska.
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"Clearly, a drunk can consent," Judge Gregory Lenehan had ruled.
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The Supreme Court ruled in the 22019 case Quill v.
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But he ruled out holding new presidential elections until 2025.
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The Philadelphia medical examiner's office ruled Kim's death a suicide.
|
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But Judge Anderson ruled that the sentence was too lenient.
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A federal appeals court ruled in Oracle's favor last year.
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He eventually ruled out such a plan on Sept. 11.
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In October a judge ruled that the project could proceed.
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A court ruled that the analysis had been properly done.
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The court ruled in cases from North Carolina and Maryland.
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Hence, new elections cannot be ruled out at some point.
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The members of the club once ruled the world stage.
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France and Germany have ruled themselves out as SPV hosts.
|
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The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3, in Clinton v.
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And so the court ruled that the House had standing.
|
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A federal judge ruled this week that was a mistake.
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"Both of these arguments are lacking in merit," Leon ruled.
|
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But Pence has not ruled out being Trump's running mate.
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But the country's top court ruled the closure was void.
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But he ruled out wars or massacres as the cause.
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Trump has not ruled out an eventual pardon for Manafort.
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The following day, a federal judge ruled in Mulvaney's favor.
|
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The judge in the case ruled in Trump's favor. 3.
|
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Although the records also show the court ruled on Dec.
|
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Neither company has ruled out allowing advertisements on its devices.
|
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Back in 2011, the Supreme Court ruled in AEP v.
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Castro had ruled the Caribbean island since the 1959 revolution.
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In philosophy class, that kind of thing is ruled out.
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He also effectively ruled out a rate hike this year.
|
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"Other motives are not being ruled out," the statement said.
|
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Just 2% say they have ruled her out as an option, the lowest share to say so for any of the top four candidates nationally (14% have ruled out Biden, 8% Warren, 6% Sanders).
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The New Moon occurs when the Sun and Moon are sitting with each other in the sky—meaning that our purpose, ruled by the Sun, is aligned with our emotions, ruled by the Moon.
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It is ruled by the Communist Party, and that party is ruled by one man: President Xi. This is not a transparent system governed by checks and balances and questioned by an open media.
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The Oxford 1-Subject Poly Notebook College Ruled is durable enough to withstand some abuse, and has 100 pages of college-ruled paper to accommodate the additional writing often required by high school classes.
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The European Court of Justice ruled in 2016 that blanket metadata collection and retention violates privacy laws, and America's Supreme Court ruled in 2014 that police need a warrant to search an individual's mobile phone.
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The court ruled in our favor and ordered that I be sent back to New York, but the Army appealed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which ruled against us.
|
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However, on review, the ball was ruled to hit the top of the fence behind Granderson's glove before he made the grab, and the play was ruled to be a run-scoring single for Moncada.
|
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In January, a judge ruled in favor of the government in the Massachusetts case, but then at the end of February, a separate court ruled in favor of the insurer in the New Mexico case.
|
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Finally, under a peace plan brokered by Britain, the former colonial power, the country's seven-year guerrilla war was to end, paving the way for white-ruled Rhodesia to become independent as majority-ruled Zimbabwe.
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Charlie's parents pushed back against the court's ruling, taking their case to the court of appeals, which ruled against the parents in late May, and to the UK supreme court, who ruled similarly in June.
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Its rust-red cliffs were ruled mostly by Danes until 1807.
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The judge, Steven T. O'Neill, later ruled it could go forward.
|
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Ms. Bolcer said the office had ruled his death a suicide.
|
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She ruled out membership of the single market and customs union.
|
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The medical examiner has ruled the death a suicide by hanging.
|
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I'm not going to tell you yet how the judge ruled.
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The mom taking the selfie (ruled out as unlikely), and 2.
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Video is already ruled by huge companies like YouTube and Netflix.
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The incident preliminarily has been ruled an accidental poisoning, Davis said.
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JC: You've ruled out forming any coalition with the Freedom Party.
|
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Second Amendment Gorsuch has never ruled squarely on the Second Amendment.
|
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Investigators ruled the death was an accident and closed the case.
|
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But rules are rules, and this one can't be ruled out.
|
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Mr Di Maio has already ruled out cuts to welfare spending.
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Bloomberg said in March that he has ruled out a run.
|
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Last June, the top French court ruled the arbitration was fraudulent.
|
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A judge ruled on the order in immigration court Wednesday morning.
|
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The Tokyo District Court said it had ruled against the appeal.
|
|
His death was just officially ruled a suicide from alcohol abuse.
|
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence ruled out the idea of talks.
|
|
On Thursday, the state distinguished the cases and ruled against Stutzman.
|
|
Questionable. Ahead, the 10 GIFs that ruled Google searches in 2016.
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Rollins already has been ruled out for Thursday's game against Chicago.
|
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Collins did not elaborate on specific judges she had ruled out.
|
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NOTHING will be ruled out in regards to how I retaliate.
|
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That's because the Supreme Court ruled in 1957 in Roth v.
|
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New York police ruled the death a suicide and didn't investigate.
|
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The judge ruled that said MTN had responded in 19 days.
|
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The judge ruled there was no reason to block Morena's trip.
|
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The Miami Heat ruled the first half of the current decade.
|
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She ruled out one cause of death, saying it wasn't suicide.
|
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That has been widely assumed and should not be ruled out.
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We ruled out buying both because of the adjoining-parcel restriction.
|
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A judge ruled before the trial that Minerva infringed the patents.
|
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This breached the spy agency's "duty of candour," the court ruled.
|
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Rebels ruled eastern Aleppo for four years before the regime offensive.
|
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A judge later ruled in 2008 that they couldn't ignore them.
|
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Sixty-five years after the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v.
|
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But a jury ruled against the plaintiffs after a 2014 trial.
|
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The court also ruled he must unblock all previously blocked users.
|
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WASHINGTON, April 27 (Reuters) - A federal judge has ruled that Amazon.
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It was the ultimate power play between two women who ruled.
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He ruled against Marilyn Noble because of the statute of limitations.
|
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A jury eventually ruled that the winnings had to be split.
|
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He also ruled out forming any governing alliance with the AfD.
|
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Now, a court ruled the boy must receive his chemo treatments.
|
|
It's clear that Freddy ruled more than just the boxing ring.
|
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He ruled during the height of Egypt's power in the region.
|
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Washington state's death penalty is unconstitutional, the state's Supreme Court ruled.
|
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The Los Angeles Coroner's Department has ruled the death a suicide.
|
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He ruled out targeting the foreign exchange market with monetary policy.
|
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That ruled out the idea that she came from mixed ancestry.
|
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Judges had ruled both of them not competent to stand trial.
|
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At this year's Academy Awards, two memes ruled above them all.
|
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A Liberian judge later ruled that injunction itself to be unenforceable.
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An oppressively cheerful ice cream manager/dictator ruled over this location.
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But he ruled himself out after a few days of speculation.
|
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Without the astronaut's knowledge, JFK ruled out any more space flights.
|
|
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in favor of South Dakota.
|
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"The manner of death has been ruled undetermined," the report concluded.
|
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Neither Heleno nor Azevedo e Silva have ruled out extending it.
|
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That's ruled out if you're processing one of these special categories.
|
|
They are convinced Russia should be ruled by an autocratic monarch.
|
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He has not ruled out challenging Trump in a 2020 primary.
|
|
In 2012, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of conservative states.
|
|
Starting tight end Jared Cook (ankle) was ruled out on Friday.
|
|
Their rivals, the Payan, are ruled by Queen Kane (Sylvia Hoeks).
|
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Penny Marshall's cause of death has been ruled as heart failure.
|
|
Magistrate Judge David H. Hennessy had ruled last week that Mrs.
|
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But a sudden swing to another candidate can't be ruled out.
|
|
It has mostly been ruled by dictators since independence in 1960.
|
|
Click ahead for the coolest styles and cuts that ruled 2018.
|
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"At one point Volvo ruled the safety world," Ms. Caldwell said.
|
|
It's ruled by the still-evolving digital consumer and advertising markets.
|
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A judge ruled the court had no jurisdication over the case.
|
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His cause of death was ruled a suicide, the spokesperson said.
|
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In it an American society is ruled by a theocratic dictatorship.
|
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The Supreme Court ruled the challengers failed to meet that burden.
|
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In 1969 the Supreme Court ruled that his exclusion was unconstitutional.
|
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In the meantime, Talwani ruled Friday against the temporary restraining order.
|
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He said the possibility of armed conflict couldn't be ruled out.
|
|
Wayne Millard's November 2012 death had previously been ruled a suicide.
|
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U.S. courts have ruled states can make more than one attempt.
|
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When Mr Kagame was born, in 22011, Belgium still ruled Rwanda.
|
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The court had ruled Carmona suffers from schizophrenia, the outlets report.
|
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The judge has not ruled on whether Peskind can be recalled.
|
|
Hugo Black, a former Klansman from Alabama, ruled school segregation unconstitutional.
|
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A Texas federal jury ruled in the company's favor last year.
|
|
Update: A federal court of appeals has ruled against Indiana Gov.
|
|
But in June, a federal judge ruled to dismiss the lawsuit.
|
|
But Oracle appealed, and the Federal Circuit ruled in its favor.
|
|
Police ruled out a bomb as a cause of Monday's collapse.
|
|
Economists have not ruled out further reserve requirement reductions this year.
|
|
The judge ruled there was not enough evidence to support that.
|
|
A tyrant who had ruled for 463 years was suddenly unemployed.
|
|
The Bongo family has ruled the oil-producing country since 1967.
|
|
In 2016, the Supreme Court ruled in Whole Woman's Health v.
|
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Fayette County Coroner Gary Ginn ruled the infant's death a homicide.
|
|
However, until 1959, the country was ruled by the Tutsi minority.
|
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After all, you're ruled by the Hermit card in the tarot.
|
|
Virginia ruled that anti-marriage laws based on race were unconstitutional.
|
|
G Gary Neal (right leg) was ruled out before the game.
|
|
The deaths of the six children were ruled to be murders.
|
|
VCRs ruled the '80s and '90s, but will rule no more.
|
|
The coroner ruled his death a homicide caused by head trauma.
|
|
Recently a judge ruled that coffee-sellers must warn of cancer.
|
|
With Deutsche ruled out, such rumours are unlikely to go away.
|
|
Her cause of death was hypothermia and it was ruled accidental.
|
|
A couple of isolated tornadoes and waterspouts cannot be ruled out.
|
|
Authorities say they have not ruled out terrorism as a motive.
|
|
Following a lengthy replay review, officials ruled there was no goal.
|
|
From 1996 to 2003, Sabrina the Teenage Witch ruled the airwaves.
|
|
Rollen ruled out further need for restructuring or cost saving measures.
|
|
Again the ASA ruled that it didn't break advertising rules. 5.
|
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Mr Johnson has in the past ruled out seeking another extension.
|
|
That's (probably) what these are — though we haven't ruled out aliens.
|
|
A WTO adjudication panel ruled against the ban in August 2016.
|
|
In 1988, for example, the Court ruled in Hustler Magazine v.
|
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This finding cannot be attributed to "random chance", the court ruled.
|
|
The all-white jury ruled them not guilty on all charges.
|
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She ruled out adoption when Luis refused to consider the option.
|
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The court ruled that the practice was unconstitutional, and un-Islamic.
|
|
After all, the country's distinctive dialect once ruled across the region.
|
|
Britain on Thursday ruled out a swap of the two tankers.
|
|
So much of the commercial game industry is ruled by fear.
|
|
He was initially ruled out but returned in the fourth quarter.
|
|
Washington said he has not ruled out a racial discrimination case.
|
|
LB Eric Kendricks was ruled out for Sundat with a concussion.
|
|
G Alex Boone was ruled out for Sunday with a concussion.
|
|
His press secretary Michael Hopkins said they "haven't ruled anything out."
|
|
From 1964 until 1985, Brazil was ruled by a military regime.
|
|
In addition, bacteria have ruled this planet since nearly the beginning.
|
|
And that's exactly how they ruled – 10 out of the 12.
|
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Bayer has ruled out a sale of its crop protection business.
|
|
A medical examiner in June ruled the fiery crash an accident.
|
|
L.B. Bonner's death has been ruled a suicide, multiple outlets say.
|
|
Marvel's corporate leadership hasn't ruled out the idea of further collaboration.
|
|
Can Zoey conquer college the way she effortlessly ruled high school?
|
|
The hit was ruled a double, the first of Muncy's career.
|
|
The state Court of Appeals ultimately ruled in favor of Wisconsin.
|
|
An all-out attack on Aleppo can probably be ruled out.
|
|
Butler (22.9 points) and Mirotic (10.6) have been ruled out Wednesday.
|
|
The appeals court ruled in favor of the prosecution last year.
|
|
Running back Rex Burkhead (ribs) was ruled out of the contest.
|
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She ruled out her party joining a Social Democrat-led government.
|
|
He usually ruled in favor of plaintiffs in civil rights cases.
|
|
PARIS (Reuters) - A French court ruled on Wednesday that Google (GOOGL.
|
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Museveni, 73, has ruled the east African country for 31 years.
|
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In 2015, the Colorado Court of Appeals also ruled against Phillips.
|
|
But she says she hasn't ruled out seeking the presidency herself.
|
|
No judges have yet ruled on individual defendants' motions to dismiss.
|
|
But that doesn't mean that solo intervention can be ruled out.
|
|
The judge ruled Friday that Uber can't separate the meetings out.
|
|
The WTO has ruled that Boeing too benefited from harmful subsidies.
|
|
Gorsuch has never ruled directly on a case implicating Roe v.
|
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The Irwins basically ruled over these people for their own benefit.
|
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Hell, for some people's childhoods, entire television networks were ruled out.
|
|
He hasn't ruled out a spinoff or some other related project.
|
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Green leader Cem Oezdemir in September ruled out the "Jamaica" option.
|
|
I was an athlete, so I ruled out this option quickly.
|
|
Its recent crackdown spread to other states ruled by the BJP.
|
|
The judge hasn't ruled on his request for Lena to pay.
|
|
China says Taiwan is part of "one China", ruled by Beijing.
|
|
His cause of death was later ruled multiple blunt force trauma.
|
|
The Hamilton County Coroner's Office has ruled the death a homicide.
|
|
Don't have a motive yet, but terrorism is being ruled out.
|
|
But terrorism has not been ruled out as a possible motive.
|
|
The inmate's death was ruled a homicide by a medical examiner.
|
|
Nothing has ruled out the idea of such a planet, either.
|
|
She ruled in favor of several media that sought the list.
|
|
In June, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the business.
|
|
Italy's top administrative court said it had ruled that a Dec.
|
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Maryland's highest court ruled in March that Porter had to testify.
|
|
But with Ventimiglia's help, at least we've ruled one possibility out.
|
|
The prime minister has repeatedly ruled out holding a second referendum.
|
|
In this case, Judge Katherine B. Forrest ruled that it does.
|
|
Two federal judges separately ruled against the deals in recent weeks.
|
|
Sabonis has been ruled out for Wednesday's game at New Orleans.
|
|
U.S. Magistrate Judge William Turnoff ruled Schmidt was a flight risk.
|
|
Condit was ruled out as a suspect early in the investigation.
|
|
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, however, quickly ruled out that threat.
|
|
But such a prospect could not be ruled out, he said.
|
|
Despite the logistical hurtles, Loeb noted nothing is being ruled out.
|
|
The umpiring crew huddled and ruled the ball hit the dirt.
|
|
It was initially ruled a home run but reversed on replay.
|
|
On Tuesday, O'Neill ruled that Cosby should be given the designation.
|
|
But home plate umpire Carlos Torres ruled it a foul ball.
|
|
It's unclear which of these categories apply to When Happiness Ruled.
|
|
So far in 2018, volatility largely has ruled the stock market.
|
|
So ruled the United States District Court of Massachusetts on Nov.
|
|
The Supreme Court has not directly ruled on transgender rights before.
|
|
Japan ruled Korea as a colony in the early 20th century.
|
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He had ruled Central Asia's most populous nation for 27 years.
|
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It was initially ruled no-goal and confirmed after official review.
|
|
On April 4, the supreme court ruled in favor of BUS.
|
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The judge has not ruled whether Chavin can testify at trial.
|
|
The five men on the Supreme Court ruled against Mr Strieff.
|
|
I haven't ruled it out, but it's not happening anytime soon.
|
|
The court ruled against moving the Madonna back to the church.
|
|
Feature The U.S. government's report has ruled the attack an accident.
|
|
Edmond, the Court ruled that generalized crime control checkpoints were unconstitutional.
|
|
Chinese cities were far more sedate when bicycles ruled the road.
|
|
Both parties have, however, publicly ruled out a "grand coalition" pact.
|
|
Andy Barr MORE this November, recently ruled out a gubernatorial bid.
|
|
They had both ruled out entering the race over the winter.
|
|
"Christian is officially at this stage ruled out," Berhalter told reporters.
|
|
The Ferragamos have repeatedly ruled out a sale of the company.
|
|
Scholz ruled out a repeat of the so-called grand coalition.
|
|
Defeat ruled Khachanov out of the running for the ATP Finals.
|
|
Sheykhet's death has been ruled a homicide, according to Pittsburgh police.
|
|
Benefiting from an oil windfall, he ruled as a paternalist autocrat.
|
|
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A court ruled on Wednesday that Monsanto MON.
|
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He has not ruled out confiscating assault weapons from gun owners.
|
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As the world knows, the court ruled in Ms. Lipstadt's favor.
|
|
An Illinois judge ruled on Thursday that the lawsuit against Rep.
|
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Probabilities emerge, assumptions are formed, scenarios are considered and ruled out.
|
|
On Friday, four of seven justices ruled in the schools' favor.
|
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They've even offered pointed criticism of judges who've ruled against them.
|
|
The incident was ruled a homicide, and the investigation was on.
|
|
If and how Scalia had ruled in this case is unknown.
|
|
"Making it to Rio is practically ruled out," Contador said Tuesday.
|
|
"I've ruled out Hillary, which is kind of sad," he said.
|
|
In November 1956, the US Supreme Court ruled bus segregation unconstitutional.
|
|
The Oxford Ruled Index Cards make great flashcards for study time.
|
|
At 93, he has ruled Zimbabwe since 1980 with little opposition.
|
|
The World Trade Organization ruled the transactions illegal in May 2018.
|
|
Our world is increasingly ruled by those who control such information.
|
|
A UK regulator ruled that the data-sharing agreement was unlawful.
|
|
A Scottish court this week ruled that the decision was unlawful.
|
|
He also was ruled out for the Monday game at Chicago.
|
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The court in June ruled 8-0 in favor of McDonnell.
|
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The court ruled that Pierluisi must step down by 85033 p.m.
|
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The Supreme Court ruled last month that the case could continue.
|
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The Hennepin County Medical Examiner has ruled the shooting a homicide.
|
|
Seven years later, the court ruled that Jones' actions were unconstitutional.
|
|
A district court ruled the ban "irreconcilably conflicts" with immigration law.
|
|
The President has not ruled out the possibility of a pardon.
|
|
So it is that Justice Carlos Bea ruled in Newdow vs.
|
|
The OIG ruled that the use of the flight was avoidable.
|
|
But Mulvaney said Sunday that another shutdown can't be ruled out.
|
|
John Kasich have not ruled out a primary challenge to Trump.
|
|
But Yankees manager Joe Girardi appealed and Jankowski was ruled out.
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A judge ultimately ruled that Kirkpatrick could appear on Tuesday's ballot.
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Carlson, 51, has not ruled out pursuing a career in politics.
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It was an America still ruled, at its base, by violence.
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BEYOND THE GATES And back to the days when VHS ruled.
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He has ruled against women reporting gender-based discrimination at work.
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Carton maintains that it was the former; the court ruled otherwise.
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A U.S. judge ruled against blocking websites from showing their moves.
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Obama, though, has not ruled out doing so by executive action.
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Robert Gabriel Mugabe, 93, ruled this country with a tight grip.
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A U.S. district court in California ruled partly in Lenz's favor.
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Another federal district court also ruled the question's addition was illegal.
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Board of Education Supreme Court case that ruled school segregation unconstitutional.
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Mr. Reich thought about building an addition, but ruled it out.
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New York City's medical examiner has ruled Epstein's death a suicide.
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The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on Wednesday in Janus v.
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Patrick, 63, had ruled out a presidential run in December 2018.
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The deaths of all victims in the attack were ruled homicides.
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So far, the courts have ruled only on a preliminary basis.
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Instead, he has ruled by stoking ideological, social and sectarian divisions.
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Haruka's death was ruled a homicide after an autopsy, Gay said.
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A temporary regent ruled Thailand during this period of constitutional uncertainty.
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Merkel has however ruled out joining any possible strikes against Syria.
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Museveni, 72, has ruled the east African country for 31 years.
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The EU ruled it out within minutes of Parliament's vote (Reuters).
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Kabila has ruled Congo since his father was assassinated in 2001.
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Because you're ruled by Mercury, this retrograde will be especially intense.
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On Thursday, both PP and Ciudadanos ruled out supporting Sanchez, however.
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The High Court ruled last week that the rules were unconstitutional.
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A great democratic nation we ruled in our sometimes inglorious past.
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Judge Burke has however, ruled and we must accept his ruling.
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I have compassion for the fact that they're ruled by sex.
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They remind us of a past ruled by lords and ladies.
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In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled in the groundbreaking Brown vs.
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The ball was dislodged, and the pass was initially ruled incomplete.
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Because of that settlement, a judge never ruled on the claim.
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Last year, politicians ruled Google's list of the most searched people.
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It was horrible advice—but the judge ruled in my favor!
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The U.S. federal appeals court has ruled in United States v.
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So happy and relieved that anything serious has been ruled out.
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Once you've ruled out infection, it's time to consider other causes.
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The empire that Harvey Weinstein once ruled over continues to crumble.
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He ruled out an early return to Australia following Alexander's resignation.
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The WTO ruled that the transactions were illegal in May 2018.
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His death has been ruled a homicide, the autopsy report said.
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China says Taiwan is part of one China, ruled by Beijing.
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Much of Africa and Asia was still ruled by colonial powers.
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May's aides say the prime minister has not ruled out anything.
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John Kasich (R) has ruled out a Senate bid, but Rep.
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He also publicly ruled out an independent bid back in 2016.
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The appeals court ruled that had Mr. Madison met that standard.
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On replay, that will be ruled a Sergey Ignashevich own goal.
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Machado was called out, but Bellinger was ruled safe at first.
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"People are ruled by fear, certainly myself," Ms. McKay said, laughing.
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Soon, he was ruled out of the game with a concussion.
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The Aztecs ruled the region until the Spanish arrived in 0003.
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Instead, we talk as if workers aren't ruled by their bosses.
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That court has heard oral arguments but has not yet ruled.
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The Washington Supreme Court on June 6 ruled against the florist.
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In three federal lawsuits, judges have ruled against the administration's action.
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The ball was ruled in, and Tsitsipas did not dispute it.
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Wasn't the ad business supposed to be ruled by data now?
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Russia was still a monarchy then, and Nicholas II still ruled.
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Hall, the Supreme Court had ruled that such suits were permissible.
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Justice Lynn R. Kotler ruled for the museum on Dec. 220.
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The committee has not ruled out calling Mr. Murphy to testify.
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A state judge ruled in November that the case could proceed.
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Until his arrest last month, Mr. Ghosn ruled over the alliance.
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United States, the Court ruled that its decision in Johnson v.
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But he has not ruled out a campaign of his own.
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Baathists ruled Iraq until the United States-led invasion in 2003.
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Israel's Supreme Court ruled against such an arrangement two years ago.
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His death was ruled a homicide, the 220th of the year.
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But in 2013, the Supreme Court ruled in Shelby County v.
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Long before birds took to the air, pterosaurs ruled the skies.
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Augusto Pinochet, the dictator who ruled Chile from 1973 to 19963.
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Setyo Wasisto, a police spokesman, ruled out the possibility of terrorism.
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The justices ruled that the formula that included noncitizens was constitutional.
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A Paris court ruled that the movie could debut as planned.
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She ruled that the military's current policy should remain in place.
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Judge Messitte has already ruled once in favor of the plaintiffs.
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Feature He quietly ruled the national-security state under President Obama.
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There was a real chance of violence however the court ruled.
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Police at the time ruled his death a suicide by hanging.
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After an extended video assistant referee review, Aspas is ruled ONSIDE.
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The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled on Feb.
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Lower courts ruled for the online retailers, citing the Quill decision.
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In 22012, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled in United States v.
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Over and over again, she has ruled out holding another referendum.
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Partisanship ruled America's shocking partisanship was on display at the hearing.
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A court in London has also ruled Johnson's suspension was lawful.
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The president of Brazil's supreme court ruled the book-grabbing unlawful.
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Mr Gantz has ruled out serving under an indicted prime minister.
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Cooks has been ruled out for the rest of the game.
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An arbitrator ruled this week that the case can go forward.
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Beijing regards the self-ruled democratic island as a breakaway province.
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The source said management had ruled out shutting down either facility.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, the dictator who ruled Libya for 42 years.
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The extremist group ruled the city for more than two years.
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The judge in fact ruled that the workers were probably misclassified.
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The high court had ruled that banning gay marriage was unconstitutional.
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Ultimately, the judge ruled that she would serve on the jury.
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In 1974, the Supreme Court ruled some of these policies unconstitutional.
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Harvard does not discriminate against Asian-American applicants, a judge ruled.
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Testimony concluded last month, but the judge has not yet ruled.
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But he was ruled out for that game on Thursday night.
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This time, Courtney immediately ruled out sending state troopers after them.
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First, the US Supreme Court ruled 6900-2628 in Montgomery v.
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In June, 20053, the Court ruled, 22005–22015, in Bowers v.
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Back in 2014, the Supreme Court ruled in Daimler AG v.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's $73 billion AirTrain were ruled out so quickly.
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The country's top court had ruled that the move was unconstitutional.
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A federal appeals court previously ruled in favor of the residents.
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Still, Mr. Johnson has repeatedly ruled out extending the transition date.
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Even Mitt Romney, the GOP's 2628 nominee, hasn't ruled anything out.
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But critics of the settlement have not ruled out further appeals.
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More than 70 different dictators ruled Haiti from 1804 to 1915.
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The prosecutor ruled the shooting was justified, CNN affiliate WTVF reported.
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A judge ruled last week that the lawsuit could move forward.
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Now the judge has ruled, and it's not in his favor.
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He has been ruled out of the next series at Arizona.
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All three judges who ruled on the appeal are Democratic appointees.
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Mr. Trump has not ruled out pardons in the Russia investigation.
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Initially, the police ruled Williams was at fault in the crash.
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From Broadway to downtown experimental shows, the city's theater ruled supreme.
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Judges have ruled against the company in many of those cases.
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T-Mobile is allowed to take over Sprint, a judge ruled.
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Years later, the court ruled in the 1998 case Oncale v.
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An early morning or late afternoon shower can't be ruled out.
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Mayor de Blasio, a Democrat, definitively ruled this out in January.
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A lower court ruled that this violated the Constitution's Appointments Clause.
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The death was ruled a homicide, but no one was charged.
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The Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals, however, ruled against Arizona.
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Thankfully, the state Supreme Court later ruled the prosecution was improper.
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Mr. Biancardi wrote about how the court had ruled against him.
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On Tuesday, that court ruled, 5 to 2, in her favor.
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A panel of federal judges ruled it was unconstitutional this week.
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But the possibility of a military confrontation cannot be ruled out.
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A judge recently ruled Salman's statements to the FBI are admissible.
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The country's supreme leader has ruled out any dealings with Washington.
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That agreement has yet to be ruled illegal by any court.
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In September 2016, a medical examiner ruled the death a homicide.
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The White House hasn't ruled out the possibility of a pardon.
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Modern goddesses ruled the Grammys: Adele and Beyoncé brought dramatic spectacles.
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L ruled out a bid for the loss-making budget airline.
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A court then ruled that President Obama had abused the privilege.
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Moreover, lengthy or unnecessary detention of children has been ruled unlawful.
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Ambwani told Reuters he ruled on the merits of the case.
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In 2006, for instance, a federal appeals court ruled that Gov.
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The Mongol Empire ruled China in the 13th and 14th centuries.
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Xaver was ordered held without bond, a Highlands County judge ruled.
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Those pieces of fucking shit get ruled by people like me.
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None of the three has directly ruled on sexual orientation discrimination.
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Gergel ruled on Friday that Roof was competent to stand trial.
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De La Rosa's preliminary cause of death was ruled a suicide.
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" Scottish judges have ruled Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament was "unlawful.
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In one example, a judge last year ruled that former Sen.
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Mr Macron has ruled out raising the legal minimum retirement age.
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"I've ruled that out," Gabbard said in an interview with CNN.
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Federal courts have repeatedly ruled that the law is racially discriminatory.
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The court has ruled, and this chapter is now behind us.
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She ruled out running again for office to achieve her aims.
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New York City's medical examiner has ruled his death a suicide.
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Captain Ryan Getzlaf was ruled out of the opener earlier Thursday.
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A judge ruled in March that that case could go forward.
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The court ruled that the decree does not violate Greek law.
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CNN, in fact, preemptively ruled out such a hire on Friday.
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On Monday, the judge in the case ruled in her favor.
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Supervising Judge Robert E. Moss ruled in favor of the landlord.
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The administrative law judge ruled in favor of Craig and Mullins.
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A judge ruled in Karem's favor just a few days ago.
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That suit succeeded in July — a judge ruled the law unconstitutional.
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The Polish Supreme Court then ruled that it was not independent.
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Honey is ruled by Venus, and makes a thoughtful, delicious gift.
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The court has not ruled in an abortion case since 2007.
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We can either be ruled as subjects or governed as citizens.
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But this was not a rational time in British-ruled Kenya.
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That ruled out a third transplant as his donated kidney failed.
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A state judge in New Orleans ruled Thursday that the Feb.
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The State of California recently ruled that this practice was illegal.
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The new Legislature will be ruled by a huge Democratic majority.
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But a judge ruled Monday that she should start her sentence.
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And in this febrile political climate, nothing can be ruled out.
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Three years earlier, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Brown v.
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And the "offline" world is now ruled by what happens online.
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The documents in question turned out to have been ruled public.
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But on Tuesday, the British High Court ruled against their case.
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Despite that, the court ruled that Mr. Lozman could not sue.
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The judge ruled in Mr. Murray's favor and ended his probation.
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" He ruled that "it is reasonably conceivable the award is unfair.
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Its officials say they have ruled out firing on the protesters.
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A court ruled that the demonstrators had to change their route.
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An administrative law judge ruled in its favor on May 6.
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The NFL conducted an investigation and ruled that Martin was harassed.
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His death was ruled a probable drug overdose later that month.
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But the Court ruled 503-3 in favor of these subsidies.
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Seven Russian swimmers have been ruled out of the Olympics. Interesting!
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This source ruled out a bid being revived over the summer.
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In 2007, the Supreme Court ruled 53-4 in Massachusetts v.
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Her death was ruled a suicide, but many suspected foul play.
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When Parhamovich agreed to that, the judge ruled in his favor.
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In that instance, the high court ruled the move fully legit.
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The arbitrator in the case has not ruled on Ezekiel's appeal.
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The federal government in Brasilia ruled that out on humanitarian grounds.
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