We'll continue to update this story as we see fit.
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Apply as few — or as many — as you see fit.
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Just let people live their lives as they see fit.
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These families can use this money as they see fit.
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They're free to do with it as they see fit.
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Take care of yourself and loved ones, however you see fit.
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He ostensibly dispenses advice to the lead as they see fit.
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Give them the power to tweak it as they see fit.
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It's their right to set the rules as they see fit.
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Ditto for letting people parent in the way they best see fit.
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You're then free to remap and reassign buttons as you see fit.
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Play on your own, with friends, online, or however you see fit.
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Ultimately, it's up to them to take action as they see fit.
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You can choose as many or as few as you see fit.
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Employers can continue to pay above that level as they see fit.
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Every voter, however, should be free to register however they see fit.
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It's up to us to read her books as we see fit.
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It's just managing a loaded social interaction the best way you see fit.
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Just take our collective debit cards and charge them as you see fit.
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It's your week of playtime to do with whatever you see fit with.
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" "People are clearly within their rights to express themselves how they see fit.
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It also allows for other measures of academic quality, as accreditors see fit.
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States would be given wide latitude in formulating plans as they see fit.
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By his view, every delegate is free to vote as they see fit.
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While Navalny was arrested, the cops didn't even see fit to hold him.
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" It added: "We trust ... the agency will see fit to revise their decision.
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But Jackson said they can merely read a transcript if they see fit.
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We should be free to carry out our freedom as we see fit.
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If you are the sole owner, post your music online as you see fit.
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The fact is this: Your face is yours to decorate how you see fit.
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You'll still be able to use the classic desktop app as you see fit.
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Walk around, find stuff, buy stuff, and upgrade your house however you see fit.
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We are well within our rights to set tax policy as we see fit.
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"We respect SFMTA's authority to administer a program how they see fit," he concluded.
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You can resize the story sticker or move it around as you see fit.
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Along the way, scientists can add or delete genetic information as they see fit.
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That means they have the ability to invest client assets however they see fit.
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"You are free to use it, or not, as you see fit," Twitch writes.
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But they are allowed to invest their excess capital any way they see fit.
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Of course if you think otherwise, you can adjust them as you see fit.
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But a number of moderate Democrats are vowing to vote however they see fit.
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It also made more room for countries to adopt them as they see fit.
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The rest of the group fills the other ministry seats as they see fit.
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In the cloud I have whatever tools Google's engineers see fit to give me.
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Without the job, I get those hours back to use as I see fit.
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Each country has its own drug laws and enforces them as they see fit.
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A short film will be made and shown wherever and whenever we see fit.
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Specifically, will Mr. Holt see fit to interject when the candidates shade the truth?
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One is you can spread out your papers and notes as you see fit.
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Personally, I remain skeptical, but you must do as you see fit, best beloveds.
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Once you move in, the shop is yours to run as you see fit.
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Dig in however you see fit, and stay as safe as you possibly can.
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Actually, I've been given carte blanche to furnish my room as I see fit.
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Valve says developers can opt out of the beta feature if they see fit.
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Hollywood teems with pompous self-appointed kings ruling their fiefs as they see fit.
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Pharmaceutical manufacturers should have the leeway to set their prices as they see fit.
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We will continue to meet with anyone, including the Taiwanese, as we see fit.
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It's essentially up to the House majority to run it as they see fit.
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A prosecutor and the defense can opt to request another judge if they see fit.
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That made me feel a lot more free to express myself as I see fit.
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That state legislatures are given that power and can exert it as they see fit.
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Such a policy effectively buys them time to reveal their presence when they see fit.
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But whether Apple would see fit to take such an outsized risk is another question.
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If the cash is no longer "targeted", banks could use it as they see fit.
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That way, channel owners can review those comments and approve them as they see fit.
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Most journalists are tough enough to withstand verbal assaults and report as they see fit.
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Of course, the producers are free to shape the candidate pools however they see fit.
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As religious institutions, Christian campuses are able to moderate student life as they see fit.
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Americans have the right to alter their political structures as they see fit, of course.
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Navies, coast guards and commercial shipping may ply the sea mainly as they see fit.
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Fortunately, you have the option to customize the Windows 10 background as you see fit.
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This will provide them with a unique link they can share however they see fit.
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Once a drug is approved, however, doctors may legally prescribe it however they see fit.
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If you're unsure, start with a smaller amount and add more as you see fit.
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But in either case, taste as you go, adjusting the salt as you see fit.
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"I can remove messages, and I can remove users as I see fit," Oltrogge said.
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Suddenly, millions are free to use the time they have left as they see fit.
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Everyone has a right to run for president and to campaign as they see fit.
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Public companies should be allowed to use excess capital as they see fit, they argue.
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Wade could be overturned, giving states the right to regulate abortion as they see fit.
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We should be able to enjoy and continue our explorations until we see fit to stop.
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People are free to comment on social media as they see fit in their free time.
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Wade stands, states can regulate abortion (before the point of fetal viability) as they see fit.
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"People are clearly within their rights to express themselves how they see fit," he told reporters.
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You can see the complete list here and obviously add to it as you see fit.
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Choose individuals to fill the offices of personal representative, trustee and guardian as you see fit.
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What will change for men who feel entitled to women in whatever ways they see fit?
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One is that governments should leave people to dispose of their wealth as they see fit.
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Manufacturers and retailers can join the program or stay out of it as they see fit.
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That may change now -- giving members the opportunity to propose amendments to whatever they see fit.
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Women can instead celebrate their bodies in whatever way they see fit, hairy pits and all.
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Shorthand: Taxpayers, your money is my money, and I will use it as I see fit.
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From there, you can schedule watering times and frequencies as you — and your lawn — see fit.
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People must apply for admission and are free to discontinue their participation whenever they see fit.
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He called for "flexibility" so the administration can "turn that heat up" when they see fit.
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Counties and cities would also have state approval to increase these limits if they see fit.
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This legislative vacuum has left the courts to make up the rules as they see fit.
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You can change the background color of your photos in Adobe Photoshop as you see fit.
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Paint in pixels as you see fit to be included, or not included, in the background.
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Unlike other bake-offs, however, these participants can allocate their total time as they see fit.
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Save the recipes you want to try, and organize them into folders as you see fit.
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Doctors are permitted to practice medicine as they see fit, including prescribing drugs for unapproved uses.
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Recipients can use the funds as they see fit (child care, workspaces, new equipment, research, travel).
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"Religious freedom is the right to believe and worship as you see fit," Mr. Katskee said.
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For a small gathering, you can serve these additional selections with courses as you see fit.
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It's why Schlossberg could see fit to threaten people with ICE simply because they spoke Spanish.
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Just as the students have a right to protest peacefully these speakers if they see fit.
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Save the ones you like to your recipe box, and organize them as you see fit.
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This means many of the influencer marketing firms are interpreting the guidelines as they see fit.
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From that point on, parents can split 32 additional weeks of leave however they see fit.
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"We will continue to meet with anyone, including the Taiwanese, as we see fit," he said.
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But it is something we as the audience can choose to interpret how we see fit.
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Click and drag the figures to arrange them as you see fit, and write a caption.
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This comes with a £30 Nintendo eShop voucher that you can spend as you see fit.
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I think you can be brave and help yourself to a few as you see fit.
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Of course, the Pod will also allow users to manually adjust the temperature however they see fit.
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They'll get a fixed amount of money to spend however they see fit, without some federal guidelines.
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But Trump's emphasis on the sovereignty of individual nations to act as they see fit went further.
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The designation means that the general public can use the images in any way they see fit.
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But for whatever reason, the Academy's directors branch did not see fit to honor Cooper's work here.
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Whatever they decide, they will be free to tell their story wherever and however they see fit.
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"We support them in exercising their policies as they see fit," it said in an emailed statement.
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How it works: Communities are allotted a portion of public dollars to spend as they see fit.
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But we do know that states are given broad latitude to run elections as they see fit.
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On the other hand, people should be allowed to express their mutual devotion however they see fit.
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They'll announce themselves whenever they see fit – and sometimes, that's when you're walking around in public, defenseless.
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Congress may allow a president to simply appoint, without confirmation, other "inferior officers," as they see fit.
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We, as a nation, are risking the right to live our own lives as we see fit.
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They're burning investor capital as fast as they can and as they see fit to become heroes.
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County health departments have broad power to institute quarantines during a disease outbreak as they see fit.
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As we reported, the remaining $135 million will be split among the family as they see fit.
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Fill your recipe box with recipes (wherever they come from), then organize them as you see fit.
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Furthermore, our legal system recognizes parents' rights, within limits, to raise their children as they see fit.
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Immigration agents have been told to deport anyone they see fit who is living here without documentation.
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And it allows individual immigration officials to implement this complicated, 217-page rule as they see fit.
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Save the ones you're interested in to your recipe box, and organize them as you see fit.
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The streets are ours, and we will reflect back the messages and ideas that we see fit.
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Let us mod your games and play in tournaments and back up our saves as we see fit.
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But it would have been spent as I saw fit, not as I was told to see fit.
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These social networks enjoy almost complete discretion to moderate content posted to their platforms how they see fit.
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And it would allow individual immigration officials to implement this complicated, 217-page regulation as they see fit.
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Weather, news, and social media widgets are supported too, and everything can be customized as you see fit.
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We should have the ability to explore intellectually and treat our body in whatever way we see fit.
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Feminism hinges on the freedom to adorn, nourish and pleasure our own bodies the way we see fit.
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Once printed, VIDA creates a branded page for its artists which they can promote however they see fit.
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This isn't the first time Pink has defended mother's rights to raise their children how they see fit.
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The Commission has said it is for national organizations and authorities to pursue Volkswagen as they see fit.
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They keep it vague because they want to reserve the right to interpret things as they see fit.
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A great cranberry sauce is a side dish unto itself and garnish for any food you see fit.
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Put simply, you get to come up with your own identity and describe it as you see fit.
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Still, the dress code affords students a great deal of freedom to present themselves how they see fit.
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The bill does not define "affordable and adequate," leaving states to interpret the requirement as they see fit.
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Then you can browse and save recipes to your heart's content, and organize them as you see fit.
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They decide how to spend our money instead of allowing us to spend it as we see fit.
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Then those doctors and hospitals are largely free to allocate the money they make as they see fit.
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They rightly point out that Muslims need secularism to be able to practice their religion as they see fit.
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Buybacks, meanwhile, can be "turned on and off" as companies see fit based on their overall balance sheet health.
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This a wonderful group of people celebrating our bodies and our right to cover them however we see fit.
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Services like Twitter use a stringent verification process, for those they see fit to award the notorious blue checkmark.
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And these are truly the basics — the skin-care adventure doesn't stop here, so add whatever you see fit.
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Don't hesitate to add in your own vocals and instruments, as well as any other changes you see fit.
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Internally, agencies can index and categorize uncensored footage, with full audio and un-blurred faces, as they see fit.
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The central bank says banks have been free to allocate foreign currency as they see fit since the float.
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Levine should do fatherhood however he and Prinsloo see fit, and that's a decision only those two can make.
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And like AMD's other Ryzen processors, both Threadripper models are unlocked for users to overclock as they see fit.
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"Our hope is that if they see fit, the Historical Association continues to add to the experience," he says.
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Attorneys for the government countered that the program gives officials discretion to decide on cases as they see fit.
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Most went along with this, because critics really do want to preserve the artist's vision as they see fit.
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So creating architecture/modules that customers pay to use and integrate into their own infrastructures as they see fit.
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After as sizable a rally as we've seen, even the biggest bulls might see fit to act like squirrels.
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It's shared freely under a Creative Commons license so teachers can use or modify it as they see fit.
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"In prison, you can move around and work out; generally spend your time how you see fit," he explains.
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This 3-in-1 device is completely modular so you can add or remove modules as you see fit.
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A great cranberry sauce is a side dish unto itself and a garnish for any food you see fit.
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Freezers are a miracle of modernity, a testament to how humans can forge the world as we see fit.
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However, we very much respect the rights of other individuals and groups to express themselves as they see fit.
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Republicans agree and argue that ISPs should be able to manage their networks how they see fit (within reason).
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It's proof that fashion rules are a myth, and that style is yours to interpret as you see fit.
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The houses then allot tickets as they see fit, and according to the space they have in their venue.
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And the new rule allows individual immigration officials to implement this complicated, 217-page regulation as they see fit.
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We hope decent people will denounce these comments and that the President will see fit to apologize for them.
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Click on each one to see what you have given it access to and adjust as you see fit.
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"The fact that this group wasn't allowed in the parade, I didn't see fit to march without them," Magoon said.
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Once hackers gain control over the extension, through hacking, coercion, or otherwise, they can replace code as they see fit.
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As long as you're working toward housing and making your appointments, you can manage your life as you see fit.
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Horizon is at its best when it gives you the freedom to use Aloy's plentiful skills however you see fit.
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Drivers load them as they see fit, a process that takes about 90 minutes, or longer at less automated centres.
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Once a drug is approved, physicians in the United States have wide latitude to prescribe it as they see fit.
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Drivers load them as they see fit, a process that takes about 90 minutes, or longer at less automated centers.
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"When you start to truly love yourself, you take care of your body the way YOU see fit," Holliday said.
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Now, they've released the 3D scans as an STL file that anyone can download to use as they see fit.
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This means you can remix the clock as you see fit and try your hand at updating and upgrading it.
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For now, there are trying out their colors, transitioning from bright turquoise to a dark green as they see fit.
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"Me Too" on the other hand, offers the opportunity for everyone to join in the conversation however they see fit.
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Ultimately, the goal is to save money and give companies more freedom to create vehicles the way they see fit.
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But they chafe under sanctions precisely because they want to be free to spend their cash as they see fit.
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Those customers then install the fountains wherever they see fit, and the water fountain company is more or less uninvolved.
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On one level, it gives the members of his caucus leeway to support or reject Trump as they see fit.
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It's about equality and being fair and the world allowing us to be us in whichever way we see fit.
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Money allocated to the program would instead go to VA hospitals for use as they see fit, Shulkin reportedly said.
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Alisha said she now typically gives the show&aposs audio editors full permission to use any content they see fit.
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Imagine if we were told the whole truth, without judgment, and were given choices to proceed how we see fit.
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But states can circumvent the time limit and extend the benefits for ABAWDs by using waivers if they see fit.
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It also gives them the space to police their sites and restrict and take down material as they see fit.
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Have you ever enviously wondered how wealthy yachties manage to sail from island to island, disembarking where they see fit?
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A spokesman for the company said it is monitoring the situation and "will make any necessary adjustment we see fit."
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His office said governments will have the ability to enforce, relax, modify, or remove these closures as they see fit.
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More clients will likely choose to receive unstructured data feeds so they can manipulate the information as they see fit.
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"It's not my job to make someone into an image of a lady as I see fit," Dr. Helou said.
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He noted that the president had said he "hoped" that Mr. Comey could see fit to end the Flynn inquiry.
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At the end of the day, Fat Joe says they're grown men and they'll handle it as they see fit.
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Or are you advocating giving states money, and expecting them to do the job to whatever standard they see fit?
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We all work with a realization that it's the prerogative of the administration to implement policies as they see fit.
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The theme of this year's Js13kGames competition was "back," a general theme developers can broadly interpret as they see fit.
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THEY'LL FIGURE IT OUT AND THE FED WILL RESPOND APPROPRIATELY IF THINGS ARE NOT GOING THE WAY THEY SEE FIT.
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We hide behind an ideology of private property — the absolute right to dispense with our money as we see fit.
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Throughout the trial, the couple has defended their actions and their right to care for their children however they see fit.
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You can also explore the exhibition by Hogwarts subject, delving into potions or care of magical creatures as you see fit.
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They can also add educational content, like ABCs and Shapes, if they choose, and remove other content as they see fit.
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Throughout the cycle, Trump remains silent, leaving his supporters to interpret his messages as they see fit -- and to act accordingly.
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Even if you just have questions, I'm here to be a part of it in any way that you see fit.
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After a tough session for stocks, some may see fit to question the strength of the recent bounce from the lows.
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Each level has a set limit on prices, and you're left to buy and arrange your soldiers however you see fit.
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If information is publicly accessible, does that necessarily mean such information is available for others to use as they see fit?
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Critics have instead been placated by a change that gives states more freedom to regulate insurance markets as they see fit.
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As a writer, you look in order to describe, but you remain free to use that description however you see fit.
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"It is our hope that the US attorney will see fit to do what is just and what's right," he said.
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If a new industry or occupation catches your eye this week, trust your gut — inquire and apply as you see fit.
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They are also able to select where they will operate, and can accept or decline potential fares as they see fit.
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There is a righteous fury to Atlus' role-playing game Persona 5, where teenagers mete out justice as they see fit.
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Shadow Moon is confused, and so are readers, until the moment Gaiman and the gods see fit to clue us in.
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And the "share" jar can go, at an interval you see fit, towards a cause that your child is excited about.
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"Fast Life," a recent single that we premiered in November, encourages young people to pursue funds whatever way they see fit.
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Most married couples residing together under the same roof would see fit to file their income taxes on one joint return.
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"We'll invest as much as we see fit, and are focused on helping startups succeed in this emerging space," he said.
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"We hope decent people will denounce these remarks and that the president will see fit to apologize for them," he added.
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McHenry said the free market argument to let credit bureaus operate how they see fit does not work in this case.
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Republicans can now, if they choose, call a constitutional convention and propose any amendments to the Constitution that they see fit.
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You can arrange the set however you see fit, sprawled across tabletops or placed in the middle of your Christmas village.
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But they, like all other queer people, have the autonomy to present themselves however they see fit—without forfeiting their queerness.
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"It leaves you with the opportunity for the Senate to modify it and change it as they see fit," he said.
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You need only take out a subscription to gain access to them all, and to organize them as you see fit.
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Of course, wealthier parents would still be at liberty to spend a lot more on their kids as they see fit.
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Instead, it belongs to the rest of us, to enjoy or analyze or pick apart or reinterpret as we see fit.
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The biggest chunk of money, about $425 billion, is set aside for central bankers to use largely as they see fit.
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To date, lawmakers have delivered more than $1 billion for state and local election officials to use as they see fit.
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But his office said governments will have the ability to enforce, relax, modify, or remove these closures as they see fit.
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The tone of self-help books is generally gentle and supportive, urging us to use the book as we see fit.
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The moves on Tuesday highlighted the discretion afforded the city to enforce the state's marijuana law as police officials see fit.
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In July, Trump suggested a $10 federal minimum wage that would allow states to increases wages further as they see fit.
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"We reserve the right to open or close sessions as we see fit," a spokeswoman said in an email to Reuters.
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Or is it Title III, which allows any person to carry weapons at federal dams in any way they see fit?
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"It's very important to establish the principle that the delegates have the right to vote as they see fit," Kristol said.
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And that means industries can't pollute as they see fit — which often leaves polluters, and polluter cheerleaders like Pruitt, crying foul.
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Privacy is the hallmark of a civilized society – one that trusts its citizens to live, work and purchase as they see fit.
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He and his partners may use it how best they see fit to meet the multiple needs of their large patient base.
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However, I can up my aggressiveness (heavier emphasis on stocks) or up my conservativeness (smaller emphasis on stocks) as I see fit.
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Not only do you have the opportunity to conjure the perfect costume, you can decorate your home exactly as you see fit.
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It will seek to break down subject boundaries, free teachers to teach how they see fit and subject schools to lighter monitoring.
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Now, if Google can see fit to finally release Gmail and Google Maps updates for the iPhone X, we'll be all set.
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That money would then theoretically be split between the owners (~$52%) and the players (~48%) to spend how they best see fit.
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Consequently, it makes sense that stocks that saw a huge surge following increased expectations after Trump's win would see fit to slip.
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Senators have always had to opportunity to offer whatever they see fit, but they hope was that they'd largely stay in line.
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Indeed, the company would be wise to follow Facebook's "Most Recent" lead and let people use the service as they see fit.
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" Another photo was captioned, "Dedicated to @SusanSarandon and remember that we are in 2016 and women can dress as you see fit.
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But under today's law, prosecutors can use their discretion to bring those exact charges against people — including journalists — whenever they see fit.
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But they will be programmable via a phone app, so owners will be able to devise other uses as they see fit.
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Historically, these have also been national concerns, though most Americans see fit to point their fingers at the South and assign blame.
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On compatibility: AMP for Email is an open spec, so other email clients are welcome to use it as they see fit.
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The other, which he will also hold for life, is political football, to be used whenever members of either party see fit.
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As for Jon, he is released from his vows (on a technicality that clearly didn't see fit to include a resurrection clause).
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You also can embed the bot in a web page or in an app and customize the UI as you see fit.
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"It is a new matter that we will deal with as we see fit," he said in a statement from his office.
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This year, Bowser says that the city will start spending its tax revenue as district officials see fit until Congress stops them.
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Instead, the WTO effectively declares the offending nation an outlaw, granting aggrieved trading partners the right to retaliate as they see fit.
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A lesser-known component of the law is that it also allows internet companies to moderate their platforms as they see fit.
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We should vote, march in protest if we see fit, engage friends and neighbors in healthy debate, and of course read widely.
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Instead, Senate leadership could move a bill as they see fit, complete with reconciliation instructions for tax reform and possible mandatory cuts.
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As private companies, there is nothing in law to bar them from removing user-generated videos and audio as they see fit.
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The committee could only produce a plan, as draft legislation for other committees to take up or not as they see fit.
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"We're giving power back to the banks to use whatever rate they see fit," said Nathan Bell, a portfolio at fund manager InvestSMART.
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"We all have to do work to be our best selves, to civilize ourselves in the way we see fit," he tells THR.
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In the limited window to make defense improvements before the midterms, regional officials can approach the risk in whatever way they see fit.
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Under the "ministerial exception" courts generally have given broad leeway for religious institutions to hire and fire religious staff as they see fit.
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This brings us back to where we started — you can and should choose your preferred method of birth control however you see fit.
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Right now, there's no standard rate to charge electric cars at public stations, with operators setting their own prices as they see fit.
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There's a headphone input, so you can hear yourself in real-time and a swiveling stand to position it as you see fit.
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First, the guidelines are voluntary, meaning that it's up to the manufacturers of the devices to add the modification, if they see fit.
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However, if you see fit to publish any articles in the future about ursine hindquarters, "A grizzly end" would make a fine title.
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Using a webcam controlling a servo-powered mechanism, the machine lets tiny fish wield a hefty carpentry hammer, smashing whatever they see fit.
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But ironically, nearly 100 years later we're still not fully free to exercise that right as we see fit, according to today's feminists.
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Many companies still see fit to entertain clients in the equivalent of strip clubs, while pornographic magazines are sold in most convenience stores.
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Gevers did not, in that email, see fit to mention to the board that he already considered Gustinis to be COO of Monetas.
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Fields for category, timestamp, and even description are pre-filled with suggestions from MACC, but users can alter those as they see fit.
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Local authorities will now be able to question anyone they've arrested about their citizenship status, and take subsequent action if they see fit.
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That is not left to chance, either: Liverpool's fabled front three are not given free rein to interpret attacks as they see fit.
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General funds, which house revenues collected by cities or state, are massive unrestricted funds from which officials can spend as they see fit.
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United States commanders will now be allowed to use air power against the Taliban when they see fit, Pentagon and administration officials said.
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Twist, bend, suck—use this double-ended dildo any way that you see fit to enjoy double penetration alone or with your partners.
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The other contends that creators should be allowed to tell any story they see fit in the name of creative and artistic freedom.
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Of course, the federation is also keen to ensure sponsors can entertain as they see fit, and that everyone has a good time.
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It's a good time to binge watch a good show, read some books, or mentally check out in whatever way you see fit.
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It's not about "women being superior," it's about men choosing to give up their power to women they see fit to hold it.
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It was a most unusual message from a health official: People should be allowed to eat, drink and smoke as they see fit.
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And the National Park Service recently announced that it will allow park superintendents to close park facilities and programs as they see fit.
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But, the new laws have been written so broadly, they give the administration a wide scope to interpret them as they see fit.
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"See What Can Be Done" is a captivating miscellany, one that should entice even readers who usually see fit to bypass such collections.
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"As long as a child is a child, their parents have a right to raise their children as they see fit," she said.
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Since Republicans currently have the Senate majority and are expected to keep it, they're basically able to handle judicial nominations however they see fit.
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If you make the right hiring choices, you should be able to let your staff complete their responsibilities in whatever ways they see fit.
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Then, liberally spritz on sea salt spray (we used OGX Sea Mineral Moisture Shimmering spray), scrunching and twisting your strands as you see fit.
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" He adds: "That means they get to make their own rules and they get to do as they see fit for the most part.
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So it makes sense that ahead of that, the biggest fashion publication in the world, Vogue, might see fit to catch up with her.
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The clause gives the player the power to veto a trade, and they have every right to exercise that power as they see fit.
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Firefox Send then offers a link you can give to the recipient however you see fit, which they simply click to start the download.
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" He adds: "That means they get to make their own rules and they get to do as they see fit for the most park.
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Democrats will take license to interpret facts as they see fit to keep their wild accusations alive before their base and the broader public.
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"We would appreciate a legislative affirmation of those [authorities], and/or conditioning of appropriations on those powers as you see fit," Jaresko told lawmakers.
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In competitive markets like today's media marketplace, firms should be free to organize themselves as they see fit to best ensure efficiency and productivity.
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The installation has been changing and morphing since 1991, as it is up to the museum to replenish the pile as they see fit.
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In turn, corporations pile on debt, taking advantage of ultra-cheap capital while they have the opportunity, and deploying it as they see fit.
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While the larger model has more screen real estate, Microsoft didn't see fit to stretch the virtual keyboard the full width of the display.
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Holy Yoga doesn't present trainees with a Christian yoga formula but encourages each certified instructor to incorporate Christianity (or not) as they see fit.
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I've allowed myself to change my mind whenever I see fit, and I don't care if it's on record if I say one thing.
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Revolution Populi would aim to return control of that data to individuals, who could share it or sell to others as they see fit.
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This would keep Chevron, Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb's efforts to buy influence at bay, and empower communities to govern themselves as they see fit.
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"We still think the best way to keep kids safe is to empower local school districts to do as they see fit," she said.
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But Ms. Verma said she hoped the new federal guidance would smooth the way for states to make such changes as they see fit.
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In a perfect world, the prescription requirement would be removed and doctors would be able to conduct business in any way they see fit.
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Among other objectives, what many on the left really want is to trample our right to exercise our religious beliefs as we see fit.
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As Wilmot, it's up to you to run the warehouse by organizing it however you see fit and retrieving items from it when requested.
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This would foster greater competition among insurance plans and allow consumers to buy just as much – or as little – insurance as they see fit.
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Thankfully, I've got a bright blue secret weapon hanging in my shower that will buff away those flakes and dead skin wherever I see fit.
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Adam Cohen-Aslatei, managing director at Chappy, says the donations to GLAAD will be unrestricted, and can be used by GLAAD however they see fit.
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Each of these projects is open source, which means its code is freely available for anyone to look at or use as they see fit.
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Moderators will first try to educate employees on why they may have violated the rules, but can also enforce disciplinary actions where they see fit.
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The film, like its source material, dictates that anyone with the magical notebook is granted the power to mete out justice as they see fit.
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Republicans have long proposed overhauling the program by handing over much more authority to the states to run their Medicaid programs as they see fit.
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With its hardware now available to buy on Amazon, here's hoping Google might see fit to offer the YouTube app on Amazon's hardware once more.
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Just as each and every one of us found something unique in David's music, we welcome everyone's celebration of his life as they see fit.
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It works in most native Apple apps and other major apps, with third-party developers free to implement or ignore it as they see fit.
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"RydenGo came out of an advocacy for drivers to receive better treatment and more freedom to run their businesses as they see fit," Pappas says.
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That means that if Roe were to fall, the issue would be left up to the states, which could ban abortion as they see fit.
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Several GOP lawmakers, including McConnell, claim that such requirements violate the states' right to conduct their own elections in the best way they see fit.
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"I hope that you see fit that we do something not to cover up or protect the police department through so-called reforms," he said.
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And I think it's better for that person to facilitate and to depend on the candidates to basically correct each other as they see fit.
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It's your right to define what you love about a band, and it's your right to decry their actions and words as you see fit.
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"We don't say that people can't do this or that, everybody should have the liberty to raise their children as they see fit," Iida says.
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" According to the platform, responding isn't even just a government responsibility — "... users have a self-defense right to deal with hackers as they see fit.
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In summary, the Liberals have set a federal legal age limit for purchasing pot at 18, though provinces can alter that as they see fit.
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The replacement bill that President Obama signed into law in December awards new freedom to states to organize their education systems as they see fit.
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Reporters should gather the information, use it as they see fit in their reports, but check the information against other sources with knowledge and information.
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Local regulations can be even more of a costly nuisance, thanks to the endless details that state, county, or city governments see fit to micromanage.
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Music's subjective, and once you let it go, it's out in the ether, and people can find importance or disregard it however they see fit.
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To someone in my position—single, childless, and free to be as immature as I see fit—being content sounds dangerously close to being bored.
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If you can customize yourself as you see fit, you bet your life you'll make yourself look as handsome as a Greek God (or Goddess).
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In that case, you do not have to create a new one, just jump into the existing trip and make changes as you see fit.
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This is in part because "people are protective of their ability to discipline their own children in the manner they see fit," Ms. Caudill added.
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Owners of copyrights can enforce their rights as tightly or loosely as they see fit, but rights holders must show they're regularly enforcing their trademarks.
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We'll give you a recipe box to fill with recipes (wherever they come from), and show you tools to organize them as you see fit.
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Sign up for a subscription and browse through them, saving the recipes you like to your recipe box and organizing them as you see fit.
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Today, independent growers wishing to market tart cherries as they see fit are stymied by a government-backed, industry-run cartel that controls the market.
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The couple will just have more say over their schedule, allowing them to continue supporting their numerous patronages around the world as they see fit.
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The anti-Trump intel cabal does have a First Amendment right to criticize the president however they see fit now that they are private citizens.
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It can be squeezed into cracks in the wall, corners of baseboards, behind trashcans, and anywhere else in your home you see fit for treatment.
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Senate Republican leaders, including the majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, have emphasized that senators would be free to offer any amendments they see fit.
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He said he would allow senators on the Judiciary Committee to proceed as they see fit, but insisted again that Kavanaugh was being unfairly maligned.
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By leaving this category broad and vague, I can spend all of the money I've allocated for it however way I see fit — guilt-free.
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This can be as complex as you see fit, but the golden rule to anonymity is that there is no such thing as real anonymity.
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Just as, on Twitter, there are little cul de sacs and corners that you would, in a whole logged-on lifetime, never see fit to visit.
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Rather, as all of history tells us, they will bend or break rules however they see fit under the claim that the ends justify the means.
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Buy a pass to Le Festival d'été de Québec and you'll receive ticket that you can pass on to as many people as you see fit.
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The barriers to access are even higher for people who live in a place where pharmacists can refuse access to emergency contraception as they see fit.
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According to a report put together by the Brennan Center for Justice, both the president and Congress can declare a national emergency whenever they see fit.
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With the remaining money, the federal government (now represented by the father) pays the states directly so they can use the money as they see fit.
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The game's objectives, insofar as they exist, are to wander around in the woods, make friends, and decorate your domicile in whatever manner you see fit.
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Some transgender people live this way for decades before transitioning, while others are able to express their gender as they see fit from a young age.
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The fossil-fuel industry would get smaller, government would not get bigger and businesses would be free to adapt as they see fit—including, even, ExxonMobil.
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In simpler terms, a small percentage of an individual's retirement benefits would be placed into a retirement account that they could invest as they see fit.
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Markers sit on a table, inviting the students -- many of whom have been wearing Nicole's favorite color, blue -- to expand the memorial as they see fit.
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This weekend, America celebrates its independence—and Americans celebrate the fact that they have three days off of work to entertain themselves however they see fit.
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The news that you are going to have a baby is a big deal, and it deserves to be shared in whichever way you see fit.
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This allows for added button-mapping flexibility, since the app lets anyone to reassign button commands to different parts of the controller as they see fit.
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Every season, teams petition the NFL's Competition Committee for reactive, often self-serving changes, and the committee considers and implements them as best they see fit.
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It is past time to stop this cruel folly and allow states to treat marijuana as they see fit, without threat of heavy-handed federal interference.
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The main stipulation is class, which becomes just as important as race when considering which women get permission to get it on as they see fit.
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Unlike pledged delegates, whose votes at the convention are determined by state primary and caucus results, Democratic superdelegates are free to vote as they see fit.
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President Trump had expressed his support on the campaign trail for medical marijuana and the right of states to manage the drug as they see fit.
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Some counties in those states have passed local ordinances that give their sheriff the authority to enforce or not enforce whichever gun laws they see fit.
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Everyone is both free and forced to devise their own way, making what they want to make and releasing it how and when they see fit.
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Prosecutors are enormously powerful in the US criminal justice system, in large part because they are given so much discretion to prosecute how they see fit.
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From there, users can edit the notes and move them to other folders (or tag them) to further organize them in any way they see fit.
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Insert your own "and the rest is history" comment where you see fit—not that it's been entirely smooth sailing for Nintendo in the years since.
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Prosecutors are enormously powerful in the US criminal justice system, in large part because they are given so much discretion to prosecute however they see fit.
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Even then, their albums are often amalgams of different sonic endpoints, stitching together garage, punk, psych, prog, folk, and pop in whatever ways they see fit.
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I have found my way over the past decade, and felt like we all have an outlet to shine in all the ways we see fit.
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P.T. May I suggest they pull on their big-boy pants and tell their neighbors that they will use the bird feeder as they see fit?
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Castillo is still prototyping the device, and his goal is to build an e-reader that anyone can redesign, recode, or accessorize as they see fit.
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We ask you to sentence the defendant to a minimum of 40 years to at least 125 years in prison on a sentence you see fit.
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He has accused Mr. Veyrat of trying to restrict the liberty that the guide's reviewers enjoy to dole out criticism or praise as they see fit.
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In plain terms, this means not just funding programs in Indian Country but allowing tribal nations to manage those funds in a manner they see fit.
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There is no antifa board of directors telling people where that line is, and so of course different groups will assess different threats as they see fit.
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Click the "generate and fill" button that pops up, and LastPass will create the new password (use the "advanced features" option to customize as you see fit).
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Last week, the Trump administration rolled back federal protections for transgender students, insisting that states should handle access to bathroom and locker facilities as they see fit.
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They cover a trio of skills sets — hacking, engineering, and combat — with branching skill trees for each discipline letting users shape their character as they see fit.
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And when you're operating within the realm of public safety, then states and localities have full constitutional authority to enact and enforce policies that they see fit.
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The danger is that there's potential for Wal-Mart managers to find any reason they see fit to not graduate a student in the program, Bronfenbrenner said.
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The camera takes about 20 seconds to process the scan, after which you're presented with an image that can be panned and lit as you see fit.
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At the end of the year — or whatever amount of time you see fit — review the unworn clothes still hanging backward and give them to someone else.
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Although Overwatch League team owners _can_ sign players from their previous team organization, players have the ability to sign with a different team if they see fit.
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The crew places the thermal and optic cameras on the body of the tank as they see fit and the software feeds the images to the HoloLens.
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In his previous post on the issue, Gulliver argued: Those with strong religious beliefs should be free to live their lives in whichever way they see fit.
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Ahead, we've included seven apps and websites that let you see what's being voted on, help you quickly reach your reps, and donate where you see fit.
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White Collar Watch It seems clear that you get to spend your money any way you see fit, as long as what you are buying is legal.
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Money from Impact Aid goes directly to local school districts, which use it as they see fit: to pay teacher salaries, maintain school buses, purchase textbooks, etc.
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Let those who cannot abide public, secular rules at a public, secular pool find their own private place to swim when and with whom they see fit.
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If you have access to more than one Instagram account, you can add each one in the app's settings and switch among them as you see fit.
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"They keep it vague because they want to reserve the right to interpret things as they see fit," McCabe, who founded Amazon account suspension consultancy eCommerceChris, said.
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With free range to decorate your office space as you see fit and you get to bring your favorite furry buddy to work 🤗 come on by!
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With all that money flying around, with appropriators looking for places to spend all the money, Congress didn't see fit to plus up the Border Patrol budget.
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Prosecutors are enormously powerful in the US criminal justice system, in large part because they are given so much discretion to prosecute cases however they see fit.
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By then, if the field has narrowed to just a few candidates, the DNC might see fit to modify its polling and donor requirements for debate participation.
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Sign up for a subscription and you can browse through them, saving the recipes you like to your recipe box and organizing them as you see fit.
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"Our decisions remain binding precedent until we see fit to reconsider them, regardless of whether subsequent cases have raised doubts about their continuing vitality," the justices said.
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Wannabe Kris Kringles can adopt a letter and reply as they see fit, with responses ranging from a simple reply to gifts of food, clothing and more.
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Yes, McConnell, if the "jurors" in Alabama see fit to send Roy Moore to the U.S. Senate, then and only then can you play judge and jury.
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Through police powers granted to them by the constitution, states and cities have the ability to draw up their own mandatory vaccination programs as they see fit.
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Rather, they award their grants to people who are already leaders in their community, and the money is meant to support their efforts as the nonprofits see fit.
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Much of that money could be allocated to states to spend as they see fit, either on crumbling roads and bridges or efforts to close the digital divide.
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They will no longer be prohibited from censoring or throttling content whenever they see fit, even if doing so only benefits the services from which they directly profit.
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Of course you're then free to adapt the basic design in whatever way you see fit—with flashing lights or a game of hide and seek, for example.
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And Pruitt's broad priorities seem clear: less federal regulation, way less concern about climate change, much more leeway for states to oversee their industries however they see fit.
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It does this by utilizing facial recognition technology to identify the person at the door automatically, allowing the homeowner to act as they see fit to allow entry.
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He did not, it later transpired, at the same time see fit to inform Congress of the FBI's concurrent counter-espionage investigation into members of the Trump campaign.
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Today, despite gender bias and its fallout, women have more space and freedom than ever before to shape our lives as we see fit — not just our waists.
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They can begin chatting with VCs when they see fit, and they're encouraged to mingle with YC alumni, a process that can result in pre-Demo Day acquisitions.
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There are also more direct processes, such as asset forfeiture, where policing agencies literally take and divvy up wealth and property involved in crimes as they see fit.
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"Unions are free to do as they see fit ... but a majority of French people want this reform," Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud told public television channel France 2.
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There, people are free to express themselves however they see fit while tearing up the dance floor under disco lights as D.J.s spin underground electro with ballroom influences.
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The NFL has a history of taking its players into the opaque world of its investigations, taking their answers and later utilizing their words how they see fit.
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Though his plan does provide block grants to states for the purposes of subsidizing expenses, they'd have significant leeway to use them as their respective governments see fit.
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This year, IEEE Spectrum introduced a tool that allows users to reweight the influences of the survey's different sources, so you tweak its biases however you see fit.
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There's a fairly large and open map that you can explore however you see fit; you'll get some guidance, but you can ignore it if you want to.
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The deal also gives each NFL team the ability to match donations from its players up to $85033,000 to be used as the team and players see fit.
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The tax cuts have spurred economic growth, increased confidence in business and investment, and allowed people to keep and spend more of their money as they see fit.
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If acted upon, it would involve the Supreme Court asking the attorney-general to explain why he does not see fit to widen the scope of his investigation.
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Under a block grant, states would receive a fixed amount of money from the federal government, regardless of outside circumstances, that they could spend however they see fit.
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Moreover, they should never dream of seeing financial or other harm come to them because of their efforts to advance the nation in the way they see fit.
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On Thursday, members of the Senate committee gave their GOP chairman, Richard Burr, and Democratic ranking member, Mark Warner, blanket authority to issue subpoenas as they see fit.
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Federal judges are free to sentence as they see fit, as long as it falls below the maximum set by law, which is five years in this case.
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"The Leisure Seeker" becomes a defense of their right to live their last days as they see fit — on the road instead of in nursing homes or hospitals.
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In other words: provide parents with an equal amount of public funding to use as they see fit for a decent number of educational options every school year.
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There's a recipe box in which you can save the recipes you like (wherever they come from!) and in which you can organize them however you see fit.
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"Why should it just be that the passenger is the one who is recording everything on their cellphone and editing it the way they see fit?" he said.
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Slogans such as "my body my choice" underscored a powerful conviction that the government should not interfere with your ability to live your life as you see fit.
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While doctors may prescribe many drugs as they see fit, including for off-label uses, Murray said Johnson & Johnson should have warned his doctors about Risperdal's side effects.
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While doctors may prescribe many drugs as they see fit, including for off-label uses, Murray said Johnson & Johnson should have warned his doctors about Risperdal's side effects.
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While most companies offer a standard packaged deal, Parachute allows you to mix and match as you see fit, which can either help you save money or splurge.
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I am a woman of anti-vaxxing experience, and I demand the right to cure my family's deadly illnesses with Peloton classes and vibes, as I see fit.
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"We are leaving it to our friends of the U.S. to conduct themselves in a manner they see fit in attending to a situation like this," he added.
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There is no evidence of this, and both companies, under current law, have the right to make their own rules and police their users as they see fit.
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The only ones who benefit from this legitimacy are the people powerful enough to use contempt to draw the boundaries of the political community as they see fit.
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"Members will make their endorsements as they see fit on their own in their own communications with their constituents and with the candidates as they choose," she added.
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Their architect, Fogarty Finger in New York, added terraces to a five-story structure for retailing and offices; office tenants will furnish the terraces as they see fit.
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The sticker will appear as a small rectangular icon in the upper right hand corner, which you can then move around, resize, and draw on as you see fit.
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" A Sheraton Hotels & Resorts vice president, Indy Adenaw, said the chain allows each hotel "to accept or decline business on a case-by-case basis as they see fit.
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Panama's decision to remove the Aquarius's flag caught the team by surprise only hours before the rescue: The authorities didn't see fit to warn either charity running the ship.
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And if growth is sufficiently slow that the Federal Reserve does not see fit to raise rates this year, further tamping down on yields, stocks could continue to climb.
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The crew members pretty much have free reign to handle Calvin as they see fit, even if that means implementing dubious measures like electrocuting the shit out of him.
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I'll love them as I see fit and if I want/need to take a sick day from work to take my pets to the vet, then I will.
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The result taps into the same hilarious but terrifying atmosphere of Cool 3D World's work, so prepare as you see fit and watch the "This Old Dog" video above.
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"They're both going to live out the rest of their days at their sanctuary so they can continue their friendship for as long as they see fit," Deems said.
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" A Sheraton Hotels & Resorts vice president, Indy Adenaw, said the chain allows each hotel "to accept or decline business on a case-by-case basis as they see fit.
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In the short term, however, we do not need to wait for a Constitutional Amendment, because states have the power to allocate their electoral votes how they see fit.
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Standing up to Trump for his grandkids So why did the former Massachusetts governor, now effectively retired from politics, see fit to go public with his attacks on Trump?
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I can take my time and casually look around my surroundings playing with whatever I see fit to, turning or not turning my head towards whatever I want to.
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The Open Source Initiative standards body says an open source license must allow users to view the underlying source code, modify it, and share it as they see fit.
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More recently, sites like Bandcamp have also allowed artists the flexibility to post live sets for sale as they see fit, as electronic artist Four Tet did this fall.
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Aspiration also offers completely free checking and free ATM transactions, though again, customers are invited to pay for the service – up to $6 per month — if they see fit.
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Democrats have criticized the bill as another attempt at stripping Planned Parenthood's funding, while Republicans argue states deserve the power to distribute Title X funds as they see fit.
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"As a strong, black woman, I think everyone should be able to defend themselves the best way they see fit," Pierson said when Henry pressed her on the issue.
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It's about doing the best you can to prepare someone else for the world, however you see fit, and in whatever way feels right for you and your child.
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Publishing security policies would give individual companies the freedom to manage risk as they see fit, as they would not be required to implement specific government-imposed security features.
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Local and state prosecutors are enormously powerful in the US criminal justice system, in large part because they are given so much discretion to prosecute however they see fit.
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Rather than accessing internet content as you see fit, you might have to purchase bundles of services and sites set by the opaque decisions of unaccountable for-profit firms.
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Instead, the Supreme Court put the thumb on the side of states to regulate their elections as they see fit, limiting the role of federal oversight in the process.
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Factories would have to opt into the expanded scheme, and the ones that choose to do so would have significant freedom to adjust workplace policies as they see fit.
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The Magnolia Mother's Trust is giving 246 black Mississippi moms who live below the federal poverty line $2033,2500 a month for one year to spend however they see fit.
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Go kick some ass with it, go save the day, go do as you see fit and you can use this sword to do a bunch of awesome shit.
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"I take full responsibility for my actions and whatever consequences my peers see fit," he wrote, adding that he had become a Christian and wanted to confess his sins.
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G-7 member countries include the U.S., Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom, though the host country can invite other world leaders as they see fit.
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Get a subscription if you haven't already and then save the recipes you want to try into your recipe box, and organize them into folders as you see fit.
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I also dearly wanted to fit "ALIEN" into "cALIENte" somehow, but that "CTE" string proved too uncommon, and the universe did not see fit to grant me that gift.
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The truth is, most gun owners are responsible sportsmen and collectors who enjoy shooting recreationally, like me, or want to protect their home in the way they see fit.
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It also gives parents the freedom to use the money as they see fit, whether as wage replacement while on leave or to pay for infant or adoption expenses.
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If Scalia's seat remains vacant, the Supreme Court could be less likely to intercede, leaving appeals courts with broader leeway to act as they see fit in those cases.
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And they can, if they see fit, take action with effects ranging from publicity and embarrassment to political damage with electoral consequences to criminal prosecution to impeachment if appropriate.
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It's unclear where Virginians will first potentially have their feet run over by robot wheels, and cities will be able to further regulate the bots as they see fit.
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My hope is that enough members of the directors branch saw "Leave No Trace," Debra Granik's superb father-daughter story, and see fit to push Granik into the race.
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States, they say, would be free to figure out how to use that block grant money however they see fit — they'd be able to experiment with their own approaches.
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You can pick up premade wrappers, fill them with whatever deliciousness you see fit, make a few quick folds, and steam them to perfection in a matter of minutes.
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I told my parents to raise their grandchildren as they see fit, and, because of this, I was instantly curious as to why my daughter wanted to be circumcised.
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Wade, the bill would also trigger an abortion ban in the event that the Constitution is amended to allow states the ability to prohibit abortion as they see fit.
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Now, I wear whatever I want to the beach: whatever cute suit I feel like putting on my body that manages to keep everything in place as I see fit.
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Particicution: A form of execution in which handmaids can kill a prisoner of the state in any manner they see fit, including mass beating, stoning, or being torn to death.
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He creates doctored images, redacts text, and mixes sound to invent ambiguous works that blur like a Rorschach test, allowing the viewer to interpret the messages as they see fit.
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So, put the frosting on the cookies however you see fit -- I usually just plop bits of color onto each cookie and then use a spoon to swirl everything around.
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Each piece is designed to be modular, so they can be slotted together and displayed however you want—even the Rebel's turrets can be swapped around as you see fit.
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The government requires some state-owned companies and agricultural workers to provide fixed quotas of goods, but allows them to use the rest of their output as they see fit.
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Creating doll art in and for an online world allows a safe space for folks to literally "play" with their own femininity and subvert gender roles as they see fit.
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It's not clear which cat is which, so I will do my best to both accurately translate the names and match them up with the cats how I see fit.
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Last Friday, the White House announced Trump had signed the memorandum, but also had given the secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security authority to implement policies as they see fit.
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If net neutrality protections are stripped, ISPs in theory would have the right to block any website or content they see fit, even a newspaper whose editorials it doesn't like.
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Canada's new decriminalization law will allow individual provinces to decide if they want to participate and, if so, to implement and regulate the legalization of marijuana as they see fit.
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You can decorate your campsite as you see fit with items collected via crafting or bought from the store with Bells, the classic earnable in-game currency of Animal Crossing.
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Like most of his creative output, the video forces you to make sense of Deem however you see fit, as neither scene is a direct depiction of his songs' lyrics.
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Ryan is determined to pass the House bill and told CNN's Jake Tapper in an interview on Wednesday that senators are free to amend the legislation as they see fit.
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Balaoro's judicial review case, filed at the High Court on Friday, rests on the right to freedom of worship - allowing the faithful to officiate holy unions as they see fit.
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The National Emergencies Act was signed by President Gerald Ford on September 14, 1976, and created the ability for any president to declare a national emergency as they see fit.
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These are partisan actors who have free rein to draw districts just about any way they see fit — and they often use that power to unfairly benefit their political party.
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The ecstatic synth stabs at the climax embody this need to get out and flail my arms around and scream, a therapeutic move I often employ when I see fit.
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"This bill ensures that all law-abiding citizens in our great country can protect themselves in the manner they see fit without accidentally running afoul of the law," he said.
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The new plan would allow new parents to divide six months of paid leave as they see fit, or to give it to other family members caring for the baby.
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I love being able to be in control of my classroom and that my principal completely trusts me, and I can kind of run my classroom how I see fit.
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Asked specifically if they could be used to enforce curfews, General Lengyel did not rule it out, saying governors are able to use their Guard members as they see fit.
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You can drag and drop windows as you see fit, while Windows vets may opt to use Microsoft's snap commands (Windows key + arrow keys) to send apps to and fro.
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Armed with those covert VPN entry tools, Tehran now has the ability to log in to compromised systems and — at their leisure — fiddle with them as its hackers see fit.
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The association counsels schools to tweak prop use, staging and sound effects as they see fit, but not to make unauthorized changes to a text, like cutting a death scene.
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Once you've signed in, or signed up for a free trial subscription, you can save the ones you like to your recipe box, and organize them as you see fit.
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Taking over our bodies and using them the way we see fit and making them strong and beautiful at the same time instead of forcing us to pick between the two.
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But one need only recall Gone Girl's Amy Dunne to realize that fertility can still be used as a weapon by a female antagonist should Hollywood (or Gillian Flynn) see fit.
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They break your stuff, attack your young, and, as Nicholas Tecosky discovered with his own cat, Italics, they will wake you up with incessant meowing as early as they see fit.
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Each development team knows their titles best and we support them in creating the right experience for their games as they see fit, to ensure an optimal and fair gaming experience.
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That information—which will include the license plate number, car make, model, and color—will be transferred to the agency, which they can use as they see fit (read: tracking people).
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You can now get a Nintendo Switch and Super Mario Maker 2 (Limited Edition) bundle for under £300, with £30 of Nintendo E-shop credit to spend as you see fit.
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The app provides access to an ever-growing community of Sphero hackers who have uploaded and shared their custom programs for anyone to download, dissect, and modify as they see fit.
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The $10, 32-page book features black and white illustrations of Drake from 15 different artists that you can color, doodle, or turn into your artistic masterpiece however you see fit.
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The question we face now is do our rights to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness extend to securing our private information and property when and how we see fit?
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These lofts, Sidewalk Labs indicates, would ideally be "flexible"—that is, outfitted with removable wall panels that would allow developers and landlords to reconfigure and convert spaces as they see fit.
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As much as some may seek to normalize them, others fear that these efforts will deny differently-abled people the opportunity to take ownership of their disabilities as they see fit.
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At its heart, the administration's Affordable Clean Energy rule will give individual states vast authority to set more modest goals and to regulate emissions from coal plants as they see fit.
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And it could lead to a significant reinterpretation of a law that, its authors have insisted, was meant to give tech companies broad freedom to handle content as they see fit.
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It's a shame that Netflix did not see fit to promote it more aggressively than it did (that is, promote it at all), but we're all here now and everyone's O.K.
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The justices will determine if such so-called faithless electors have the discretion to cast Electoral College votes as they see fit or whether states can impose restrictions including with penalties.
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Created by the writers of the original Fallout games, The Outer Worlds is the kind of open-ended RPG that's designed to let you approach its missions however you see fit.
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"Presiding judges aware of this kind of behavior would see fit to intervene in future cases by completely removing the offending item or court officer from the jury's presence," she wrote.
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The resulting feast for the senses is completed with touch, as viewers are invited to enter the space and wander through the field of ribbons by any path they see fit.
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If that is the case, and especially depending on how Dark Phoenix is received, Marvel might see fit to wait a few years before resetting and rebooting the X-Men franchise.
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A new bill in California is sending a clear message to employers: Workers should be able to manage their reproductive health however they see fit, and they can't be punished for it.
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"For a country of its economic development, (Malaysia's) passport is surprisingly powerful ... Part of their image is their openness and they didn't see fit to exclude the DPRK from that," Abrahamian said.
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"Please see attached with everyone's signature and use as you see fit — it has been delivered to [Nielsen's] office so hopefully we can move the needle in the right direction," Shaw wrote.
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On Tuesday night, Becerra said he respects the federal government's jurisdiction on immigration, but he argued states have autonomy under the 10th Amendment to enact public safety laws as they see fit.
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Now that the Expanded Universe is no longer canon, Lucasfilm is free to retell that story (along with what exactly a Bothan actually is) as they see fit in the new continuity.
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"Just as each and every one of us found something unique in David's music, we welcome everyone's celebration of his life as they see fit," Mr. Bowie's family wrote in a statement.
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These players are trying to avoid a federal mandate on what technologies are required and instead want to have the freedom to meet general performance and safety standards as they see fit.
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Each player still strategically arranges a tiny fleet of ships however they see fit, but it's now on a much smaller 3x5 grid that remains visible to your opponent at all times.
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Instead of the world wide web as we know it, countries would each maintain their own national internet, by force if necessary, with the border controls and immigration standards they see fit.
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It is liberating not to have to show the world your credentials or justification for your pontifications — just fire away the way you see fit, and maybe millions will find it interesting.
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The Boulets have made queer culture stronger because they want everyone to express themselves however they see fit—they care about individuality and showcasing people and styles you can't see anywhere else.
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Session essentially told his U.S. Attorneys that they are now free to go after state-legal weed whenever they see fit, and several prosecutors have already signaled an intent to crack down.
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Take out a subscription to access them, if you haven't already, and then get to work saving them away in a recipe box, where you can organize them as you see fit.
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Employees are also given a "personal development fund" to invest in their future as they see fit, as well as the opportunity to work from anywhere in the world while they travel.
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The women who live in this system are not bad or wrong or stupid or gullible for doing whatever they have to do to get through it as best they see fit.
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Bran's basic indifference to governance means that the likes of Edmure, Bronn, Gendry, and whoever is now running Dorne will have a free hand to rule their domains as they see fit.
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Nonetheless, the decision is a radical first step in creating a necessary boundary between themselves and the public, one that will allow the couple to live their lives as they see fit.
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When travelers sign up and submit their biometric information for Pre-check, the data is disseminated to and retained in DHS and FBI biometric databases for use as those agencies see fit.
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The U.S. Supreme Court occasionally has stepped in to provide guidelines about the legal bounds of the process, but states typically have wide discretion to draw district lines as they see fit.
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Currently, each House and Senate office gets to act like a business: They are given a budget and are allowed to set salaries, with some limits, for staffers as they see fit.
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The private philanthropy that Davis commends leaves it up to the people with means to apportion the money as they see fit — an individual solution to what is arguably a structural problem.
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However, keeping it a family business is part of their longevity with Jay eventually taking over the business so that Vincent and Fabienne can slowly start to pull out as they see fit.
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" The Computing Technology Industry Association said if the order was carried out, "it could give the FBI the power to call for some sort of back end to encryption whenever they see fit.
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That being said, I do not believe that love can be statutorily defined and I support every Americans right to pursue happiness as they see fit regarding the choice of whom they love.
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They can use a drug or medical device in any way they see fit and recommend that use to colleagues, even if there wasn't FDA approval for that particular illness, dosage or demographic.
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"The U.S. has realized that they cannot leave the Russians and Chinese to carve up the Arctic as they see fit," said Niklas Granholm, deputy director of studies at Sweden's Defence Research Agency.
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To get started, add a liquid base (like some milk or water) first, followed by some ice or frozen fruits, and then add a mixture of the following ingredients as you see fit.
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Countless already announced accessories will let users leave their mark on the phone as they see fit, but in the meantime, Google (by way of HTC) has crafted a solid and simple device.
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"Mississippi's elected officials may disagree with Obergefell, of course, and may express that disagreement as they see fit — by advocating for a constitutional amendment to overturn the decision, for example," Reeves wrote Monday.
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Nassar is scheduled to be sentenced on 7 first-degree sexual assault charges -- but first, his victims are getting the opportunity to address the court and lobby for whatever punishment they see fit.
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The judge said that the ordinance does not violate the free speech and religious liberty rights of the women in the case, suggesting women still can exercise their religion as they see fit.
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The app can also be set to perform automatic backups every time it's plugged in and can back up photos from Facebook, Instagram and Picasa, should you see fit to give it access.
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Finally, women-led organizations appear to feature less micro-managing and more employee autonomy, allowing workers to complete tasks as they see fit and offering better remote work policies, according to the survey.
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That immediacy was central in Weaves' approach to recording their full-length, a collection of wildly reckless lo-fi pop that feels like it can go off the rails whenever they see fit.
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And one thing it tells us is that you could do a whole lot worse than direct foreign charitable dollars straight into the hands of the poor, to spend as they see fit.
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"Supercell works like we work: in small, collaborative teams... We are masters of our own destiny and have operational independence to run our company as we see fit," Chief Executive John Earner said.
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" In February, the Denver-based 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Kansas could not block funding because states "may not terminate providers from their Medicaid program for any reason they see fit.
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That would mean that Trump's vulnerability is with Congress, which has the power to impeach him, and try him in the Senate for high crimes or misdemeanors, if members of Congress see fit.
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Even if charters weren't "properly managed and overseen" in the eyes of your editorial board or the N.A.A.C.P., shouldn't parents have the right to send their children to whatever school they see fit?
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"These kids live in a dictatorship, they have no other option but to protest however they see fit," said Maria Montilla, 49, behind lines of youths with masks, slingshots and makeshift wooden shields.
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According to Burke, Android was originally built with flexibility in mind, giving both device owners and app developers the freedom to create new services and customize the phone's software as they see fit.
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However, before the midterm elections in November, he has given conservative-state Democrats leeway to vote as they see fit and has urged progressives in the party to tread lightly when criticizing moderates.
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Segal told me that the internet has allowed wayward young people to flit from one group to another as they see fit––in the same way a stereotypical adolescent tries on different personas.
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"She's my responsibility and I must bring her up as I see fit," Doris tells Fred Gailey (John Payne), when prodded as to why Susan doesn't believe in Santa Claus or fairy tales.
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" In February, the Denver-based 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Kansas could not block funding because states "may not terminate providers from their Medicaid program for any reason they see fit.
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But governors have wide leeway to use their state or territory's Guard members as they see fit, and they could be used to assist with policing, if they were ordered to do so.
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You'll be able to search all the recipes, save them to your recipe box, organize them as you see fit, share them with family and friends, send yourself grocery lists, leave yourself notes.
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And the process is pretty painless — all you do is post listings for the pieces you want to sell, price them how you see fit, and wait for the offers to come in.
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Most importantly, they are Americans who live in a free nation where every one of us who lives here should feel empowered to express ourselves in the manner in which we see fit.
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"Father, stop criticizing your son/Mother, please leave your daughters alone," he pleads before preaching about how "everybody wants somebody to be their own piece of clay" to mold how they see fit.
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At the very least, if Emmy voters see fit to send accolades toward the not-so-bright male characters of HBO, let's hope they also throw some love toward a brilliant scientist with morals.
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But I was also encouraged to hear that Finley wants, starting in 2019, to bring on younger curators, with an eye towards passing the biennial on to them to shape as they see fit.
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Whoever wins that bidding process will end up with Gawker's flagship site and its archives, which still remain online, and will have the right do with them what they see fit, including delete them.
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While men are allowed to lose their cool or enact their anger — their tantrums, their so-called "bad tempers" — as they see fit, women must sit and seethe in silence or else risk everything.
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America's law on online content, the Communications Decency Act of 1996, lets internet companies restrict it as they see fit, and holds them largely immune from liability for third-party material on their websites.
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You're in luck: The Metropolitan Museum of Art has just made hundreds of thousands of pieces available under the Creative Commons Zero license, meaning they can be used pretty much however you see fit.
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Its chairman, Republican Richard Burr, told reporters that members had agreed unanimously to allow him and Mark Warner, its top Democrat, to issue subpoenas as they see fit, without a vote by the committee.
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Expected changes also would provide states with the option to receive a federal lump sum block grant for Medicaid and latitude to manage the program as they see fit, Walker said in a statement.
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In the US, any conversation about government-imposed limits on speech inevitably runs up against the First Amendment, which is why tech giants remain free to prohibit or allow content however they see fit.
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From day one, Schumer has explicitly told his caucus that they ought to vote as they see fit, while warning them about the perilous optics of voting with the GOP in the Trump era.
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You'll also be able to truly grow your farming empire as you see fit as there are multiple expansion options where players will be able to upgrade their farm infrastructure through various skill trees.
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She shrinks into micro-existence to dodge bullets, balloons to full size to land punches, and tears through the air on buzzy little wings (wings that Pym didn't see fit to give to Lang).
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Some senior Trump officials wanted to give that money directly to families to use as they see fit (which could mean private schools.) That act alone would be highly disruptive and would enrage progressives.
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"It'd be like someone in the Army saying we're going to fire everyone in the Army as we see fit," said Nick Woodfield, principal and general counsel at The Employment Law Group law firm.
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With a horn line reminiscent of Ariana Grande's "Problem" and a video shot partially in a bingo hall, this track is a joyful ode to strutting your stuff on any stage you see fit.
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But the most important truth of all: Democrats will have the power to govern as they see fit, and the right choice will be to implement sound economic policy, not obsess about the deficit.
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He said interest picked up after Canada's Supreme Court ruled, last June, that patients should be able to consume pot in whatever form they see fit — opening the door to edibles and other extracts.
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The tension was denser than a loaf of kulich as Philip announced that from now on they would like to simply be given orders and left to carry them out as they see fit.
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If a new deal is not reached by September, M.L.B. could choose to continue operating under the current P.B.A., or it could leave it to individual M.L.B. teams to act as they see fit.
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Mr. Trump has previously acknowledged that he had problems with Ms. Yovanovitch but has defended his actions as appropriate, given that presidents have the right to name and replace ambassadors as they see fit.
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Foreigners have no right to come here, it is a privilege, and President Trump and Congress are well within their constitutional authority to restrict access of whoever they see fit to come into the country.
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Some market traders speculate that the formula has already been applied with a degree of flexibility, allowing the authorities to move the exchange rate up or down as they see fit depending on external factors.
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Now, the same company that gave the world Photoshop wants to do for the human voice what it did for the human image—give people the tools to warp it in anyway they see fit.
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Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy have a plan to devolve Obamacare monies to the states to spend as they see fit; Mark Meadows, leader of the House's influential conservative Freedom Caucus, is reportedly a fan.
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The altruistic gesture, even if it does prove fruitless, is uncharacteristic of the criminal syndicate that launched an underworld enterprise by placing powerful exploits in the hands of others to deploy as they see fit.
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While it will allow users to "disconnect" Facebook from tracking their off-platform history, it does nothing to clear your data from Facebook's servers or keep them from using that data however they see fit.
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Also in 2018, there will be a new Formula E car on the track; Spark Racing Technology will produce identical bodies for each team to cover in stickers and shiny paint as they see fit.
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They do not have to use it in its autonomous radar-sniffing mode—it can be remotely piloted and used against any target picked up by its cameras that the operators see fit to attack.
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At the other end of the ideological spectrum, Muslim campaign groups are reacting angrily to the idea that anything or anyone should impede the right of parents to dress their children as they see fit.
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But in December 2017, the now Republican-controlled FCC voted to jettison that order, freeing broadband providers to block or throttle content as they see fit unless Congress or the courts block the agency's decision.
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Ideally these networks might also be able to limit, through education and peer oversight, the risks of wanton endocrinal pollution as well, or help people recognize and avoid hormonal environmental contaminants as they see fit.
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He also said it does not reduce the number of laws from the European Commission, or rulings from the European Court of Justice, that inhibit U.K. lawmakers from freedom to act as they see fit.
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Instead, he appears keen to build confidence and assure Netanyahu and Abbas of wider Arab support in the region for peace moves, in the hope they might see fit to take steps and negotiate themselves.
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There's a danger in placing oneself above others to create hierarchies and rankings, and invariably teachers can withhold and bestow information as they see fit as it pleases and benefits their own life or cause.
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Khloé Kardashian has embraced this role in the thick of a huge cheating scandal, with millions of people tracking her every move and popping off in her Instagram and Twitter mentions whenever they see fit.
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He said he's letting other Interior locations throughout the country organize dog events as they see fit, and he hopes that the lessons from Friday can help other offices and departments that want to try.
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And while it doesn't play ROMs, it does give your dusty old carts new life with tons of customizable options that help any avid retro fan configure their NES experience the way they see fit.
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The funds in the bill are meant to help local, state, and tribal health officials meet their health care needs however they see fit; however, the Hyde language places an unneeded restriction on those funds.
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The brainstorming process is extremely open-ended, and Marvel gives them a fair amount of freedom to develop the story as they see fit, with few (if any) guidelines or requests as the process begins.
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Donor resistance is one reason for this; it is not easy to persuade American oligarchs, British inheritors and Japanese industrialists to fork over their money to the extremely poor to use as they see fit.
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The bill lets the federal government give money to dying news outlets and give federal intelligence agencies the ability to target foreign propaganda online, using federal approved "facts" to counter news they don't see fit.
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"I do not intend to allow Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation to be stalled because of an 11th hour accusation that Democrats did not see fit to raise for over a month," Hatch said in a statement.
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Then, when you open up the cloth, it's long enough to grab by both ends so that you can really get to work on your back, booty, elbows, ankles, and anywhere else that you see fit.
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Goddard Space Flight Center and Brigham Young University researchers are working on a radiator that can fold up or expand as needed to accelerate or slow the rate of heat dissipation as its operators see fit.
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I ask you to do this however you see fit, whether it's calling your representative (this works, it's how we defeated SOPA + PIPA), marching in protest, or voting, of course, and not just for Presidential elections.
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If the Senate Judiciary Committee is going to issue official press releases slut-shaming a survivor based on only the say-so of her ex, then we might as well enjoy ourselves however we see fit.
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The job requires long days, and members are often active in their districts when not in session, but how many jobs give their employees over 6 months to plan and schedule entirely as they see fit?
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I consider the United States and the people who reside in it to be powerful, and we will stand up against tyranny and racism to find the freedom to live our lives as we see fit.
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Sure, most are interested in the slightly macabre and have a flair for the dark and dramatic, but it's more a style that offers you the chance to embrace freedom in whatever way you see fit.
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Despite accusations of suppression by some protesters, legal experts say that campaigns have the discretion to remove people from private events as they see fit, as long as they are not doing so based on race.
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Critics of Kavanaugh's appointment have wondered whether he'd see fit to rule against the man who appointed him to the bench should the standoff with Mueller result in a legal dispute that reaches the Supreme Court.
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I will give California vastly greater fiscal capacity to implement socialized medicine by hacking off a portion of Federal income tax rates and programmatic spending and designating it for states to use as they see fit.
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Universal Basic Income (UBI) involves giving citizens cash payments each month to spend however they see fit, often in addition to welfare benefits that tend to be tied to specific needs, such as housing or childcare.
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Extensions bewitch your lashes with the length and volume that nature didn't see fit to give you (and beyond what multiple coats of mascara and a lash curler could), but at a length your face deserves.
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In the meantime, I imagine writers will continue robustly to exploit the enormous American freedom that exists to write what they please, to speak out about the political situation, or to organize as they see fit.
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Among other things, the bill would allocate federal dollars to individual states to craft their own health-care systems as they see fit, instead of being compelled to follow Obamacare rules and regulations for health plans.
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The case has been heavily debated in Britain, pitting as it did the rights of parents to raise their children as they see fit against stiff truancy laws in a nation where school attendance is compulsory.
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"With the excuse of 'glorifying Francoism' they will shut down the media, foundations, associations and they will make political parties illegal as they see fit," a twitter account associated to the party said following Lastra's comments.
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This messiness has prompted some to suggest a universal basic income, which would essentially trade the various government welfare programs – and minimum wage regulations – for a cash benefit that beneficiaries could use as they see fit.
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In a world where our elected officials can't see fit to fund and fairly price much-needed public transportation, it's hard to imagine these new automated-car expenses will free up money for trains and trams.
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States can change the method they use to select their Electoral College votes without any constitutional amendment as Article II, Section I of the Constitution gives states the power to award electors however they see fit.
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"With respect to specific training programs and personnel under their cognizance, the Secretaries of the Military Departments may take additional security measures as they see fit," Deputy Secretary of Defense David L. Norquist said Tuesday evening.
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Men can behave like women, women can behave like men, they can raise their kids, if they have them, in any way they see fit, and everything will turn out fine in the liberal fantasy world.
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On the House side, the chairman of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee is pursuing a plan to provide veterans with such injuries a $20,000 compensation to be used however they see fit, including for reproductive care.
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It's fitting, then, that "Guests enjoy privileged out of hours access to Wall*Mart next door - the graffiti supplies store which stocks everything you need to make your mark" on the wall, if visitors see fit.
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It would replace many of the ACA's statutes — such as the Medicaid expansion and Obamacare's subsidies for private insurance — and give states new block grants in place so they can deal with healthcare as they see fit.
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All of the candidates have vowed to give much of what the DNC raises back to the state parties — to decentralize control of resources in Washington and allow the local offices to spend as they see fit.
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Whether you're starting to realize you have too many commitments and not enough cash or you simply want some extra money to save or spend how you see fit, there are ways to save this holiday season.
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" An ONVIF spokesperson said in a statement sent via email that the consortium has notified its members of the flaw, but it's now "up to each member to handle this in the way they best see fit.
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Wherever Trump's own line lies, one thing is clear: with Republicans set to control both houses of Congress, the new president and his party will have sweeping power to shape US surveillance powers as they see fit.
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Many people see them as less-than and undeserving of compassion; as objects simply there to serve them how they see fit — never taking into consideration mental health and/or any other factors that affect peoples' lives.
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"The amusement park industry for all intents and purposes is self-regulated," Martin said, adding, "That means they get to make their own rules and they get to do as they see fit for the most part."
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" It warned that such a breach "would give all European Leagues total freedom to schedule their matches as they see fit – including on the same days and at the same kick-off times as UEFA Club Competitions.
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Po.et has a broad vision to transform publishing to a place where publications, authors and creatives can set permissions for their content and monetize it as they see fit in a kind of electronic marketplace of ideas.
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Legends of Tomorrow: Season 27 Another Arrow spin-off, Legends of Tomorrow follows a time-traveling super-team that fights to protect history from a future-world organization that wants to alter it as they see fit.
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The Federal Communications Commission, led by Chairman Ajit Pai, has voted to dismantle net neutrality, removing the Title II classification and allowing internet providers free rein to block, throttle, or prioritize content online as they see fit.
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Putting out a pound of chewable little clumps of ice per hour and housing around three until it's full, you'll be able to take care of you and yours any given night (or day) you see fit.
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Republicans will seek to offset those concerns by touting the power of the free market and by reminding people that the tax cuts are delivering more money to their pockets -- to spend on what they see fit.
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It's easy to see why Taylor would be frustrated over not having full control over how she uses her music, but BMLG does legally have the right to refuse licensing opportunities for any reason they see fit.
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It's concerning that people see fit to call or threaten people with law enforcement officers — wielding the police as a weapon in situations when they're not actually needed and against communities more likely to face police violence.
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By ripping reasonableness out of it, we ended up with a standard of judgment that the average person won't see fit to apply in all situations — and then we assumed that indicates there's something wrong with them.
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Consumers and patients would be free to use their money, or their children's money as they see fit (*more on this later) - and if they don't use it, the money simple rolls over from year to year.
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Where clubs should stay aloof from gossip, leaving it to managers to dispel inconvenient rumours as they see fit, they are instead embroiling themselves in the rampant speculation and spreading misinformation which could ultimately harm their employees.
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"Everyone is entitled to cast their vote as they see fit but the voting for One Nation in the Queensland election has only assisted the Labor Party," Turnbull told reporters in the city of Wollongong, south of Sydney.
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The perks: Members get annual allowances (averaging $1.27 million in the House and $3.3 million in the Senate) to staff and manage their offices almost entirely as they see fit, as well as for travel and other expenses.
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If you need new Terms of Service, for example, carefully read one of the many templates available, insert comments where you see fit, and pass on this marvelous example of intellectual aspiration to your attorney for final drafting.
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Most men are allowed to let their scruff come and go as they see fit, growing it out in honor of Movember or through sheer laziness and then shaving it off whenever and wherever the mood strikes them.
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Those who ratify it make pledges to combat climate change as their countries see fit, and they are obliged to report on them transparently, in more of a name-and-shame system than one with mutually set goals.
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In reality, the money given for those experiences is usually passed along to the couple as a check or bank transfer to use however they see fit, which means they can use it toward surfing lessons — or not.
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While these exhibitions will be linked ephemerally by social media and press, Jackson and Fiore are encouraging organizers to "bring their own spirit" to the shows, which includes supporting whatever women's rights organization or nonprofit they see fit.
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Three black spirits, or perhaps nymphs (Walker allows audience members to interpret each character and symbol as they see fit), transport us to an underground cave where happiness and pain coexist, unable to distance themselves from each other.
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A third plan being considered would have Trump lift the federal guidelines but explicitly endorse individual governors acting however they see fit for their own states, including saying that some states should remain under stricter orders than others.
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Republicans in the House have been slow to take up a bill that would embarrass the president, and Trump's team is raising objections to its curtailment of their executive authority to deal with Russia as they see fit.
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His biggest policy accomplishments (and certainly the ones his administration brags about most) have been "unshackling" these officers, giving them less oversight and fewer directives to allow them to fight "bad hombres" the best way they see fit.
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How does the right of grandparents to protect their grandchildren from potential harm fall relative to the right of parents to raise their children the way they see fit, even if it involves potential harm to their children?
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During the kiss-in, Rees and Bradwell took to a microphone and delivered an "emotional address," stating "no matter how you identify, or who you love, it's your human right to express that love as you see fit".
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I'm an unlikely Airbnb critic, because I profit from the site and because I think property owners should, in most cases, have a right to rent their homes to a limited number of people as they see fit.
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The investigative team must be given the freedom necessary (within reason) to conduct the investigation as they see fit, and work closely with the appointed bipartisan committee to effectuate the goal of any investigation: to discover the truth.
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In the days that followed the launch, a multi-stakeholder coalition, of which I am a part, pledged to enable consumers to access all of their health and coverage information to share and use as they see fit.
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Trump doesn't seem to be very keen on being involved in the day-to-day or the week-to-week operations and is giving his generals much more leeway in directing the fight the way they see fit.
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What the GBU-43 deployment does do, however, is to provide further evidence that Mr Trump is giving his generals a good deal more freedom than Barack Obama did to prosecute military campaigns in the way they see fit.
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That gives programmers the ability to build applications on top of Looker or to embed Looker data inside of applications, giving companies the flexibility to use Looker and the data in the application in whatever ways they see fit.
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"It is a new matter that we will deal with as we see fit ... The important thing is to preserve the banking sector and the Lebanese economy and, God willing, this crisis will pass sooner or later," he said.
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Schools receive additional funding for every child on free school meals (now £1,320—or $573,850—for primary schools, and £935 for secondary schools) and can spend the money how they see fit, with parents, governors and inspectors keeping tabs.
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And so, saying you're a platform, saying you're an open set of tools and anyone can use it the way they see fit as long as they abide by our terms of service, I think is a cop out.
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The industry has said it is unfair to constrain them when companies such as Google and Facebook, which are still regulated by the Federal Trade Commission, have the ability to mostly use their customers' data as they see fit.
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"People are clearly within their rights to express themselves as they see fit," said Ryan, a lifelong Green Bay Packers fan who likes to remind people he is one of 360,000 shareholders of the NFL's only publicly held team.
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Instead of requiring users to do their own video edits – something not all the app's prior user base was doing anyway – you can now just search for videos, add your own captions, then share them as you see fit.
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Teachers argue that they have important insights into the learning and development of their students, their expertise should be taken seriously by their management, and they need the flexibility to serve each student in the way they see fit.
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"Today's comments appear to open the door for others on the Committee to revise their forecast as they see fit, and that Powell himself may be inclined to look for four hikes this year," he wrote in a note.
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Just about half of the C-suite executives (49%) say they will use the workplace data as they see fit, with no additional responsibility measures; only 31 percent say employee concerns are holding them back, according to the Accenture survey.
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You can subtly celebrate the iconic series with a simple design or go with a more obvious tribute — the possibilities are endless, and temporary, so you can shift allegiances to the winning team on a weekly basis if you see fit.
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We claim to be journalists when we need access or rights, and we call ourselves artists when we get called out for any number of subjective decisions we make, such as shaping stories or presenting characters as we see fit.
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China and Xi have pushed for a bigger role in global internet governance and called on nations to respect Beijing's "cyber sovereignty", an idea that countries should be free to control and censor their internet infrastructure as they see fit.
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Wear it open in front and cuffed at the sleeves over a simple white tank and billowing floral shorts — you'll be able to tie it around your waist or button it up as you (and your AC situation) see fit.
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Frédéric Lafage, a vice-president at Cinov, said that the 2014 agreement was designed specifically to protect employees who are contracted for a specific number of days, but who are free to organize their work schedule as they see fit.
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So, instead of the progressives' proposals to turn virtually everything over to government — including much of our incomes — we must embark on cutting government essentially in half, leaving people free to use their earnings and resources as they see fit.
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But in 2018, some conservatives are caught in a tenuous position, simultaneously arguing that private entities, like Masterpiece Cakeshop, for example, have the right to do business as they see fit, but that corporations like Twitter, Google, and Facebook don't.
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For example, the "Phantom" Snapchat tweak lets you keep snaps in your feed and mark them as read whenever you see fit, automatically save sent media, select multiple contacts at once, specify where received media is saved, and much more.
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Washington wisely didn't see fit to respond to these allegations himself, but criticizing his accusers would not have been witness tampering, even if Washington's opponents had sought to impeach him (as they came close to doing with Washington's successor, John Adams).
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"I do not intend to allow Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation to be stalled because of an 11th-hour accusation that Democrats did not see fit to raise for over a month," Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, said on Friday.
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Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle, the creators of "South Side," say Comedy Central has given them the freedom to run their all-black writers' room (save for the director Michael Blieden, who also wrote one episode) how they see fit.
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Stores that implement this technology might see fit to downsize, which could hurt the millions of people who currently work in retail for a median wage of less than $12 per hour, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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You can set up a recipe box to fill with the dishes you want to make (wherever the recipes come from), and you can organize them as you see fit, in folders devoted to the subjects or foodstuffs of your choice.
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Twin Peaks Because "Twin Peaks" doesn't take place in the "real world" per se, it's been fascinating in this revival to see just what aspects of modern life David Lynch and Mark Frost see fit to include in their story.
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Be smart: The IRS requires all tax-exempt organizations to act charitably in a way that is "commensurate in scope with its financial resources," but religious institutions have generally been allowed broad latitude to run their finances as they see fit.
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Of course, the contractor still has to bring them to the location and attach them by whatever means they see fit, but what was once a process with perhaps hundreds of steps has been simplified by an order of magnitude.
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While you won't catch me on the subway in a pair of flip flops anytime soon because my fear of getting stepped on still persists, I've overcome my insecurity about my feet and will now show them as I see fit.
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On the agenda was a check-in about a component of Salesforce's public school grant, called the Principal's Innovation Fund, in which every middle school principal in the two districts is awarded $100,30003 to do with as they see fit.
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In keeping with that no-strings-attached spirit, employees may move on as they see fit – unless they happen to be among the nearly one in five workers bound by a contract that explicitly forbids getting hired by a competitor.
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Police went in hours after Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha used a security measure that critics dub "the dictator's law" to give forces a free hand to arrest, search, demolish or do anything else they see fit to apprehend Phra Dhammachayo.
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You should own your digital identity — which could include everything from your date of birth to your friend networks to your purchasing history — and you should be free to lend parts of that identity out to services as you see fit.
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Directors, casting directors, and artistic directors have almost unimpeachable authority to hire whom they see fit, so talent and drive can take a back seat to a director's vision (read: too fat, too tall, not dark enough, looks like my ex).
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There are still two more acts to go — one which crams participants into a van with the characters, and another which takes place in and around the Shoemaker house, with audience members able to follow whichever characters they see fit to.
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Sure, you can adjust your settings to turn a quick "omw" into "on my way!" or you can sneak into a friend's phone and change "lol" to the lyrics of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" or whatever you see fit.
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There, he makes a bunch of different kinds of grilled meat, accompanied by what's called a setting—a riotous array of herbs, lettuce, aromatics, pickled vegetables, fruit, rice noodles, rice paper, and nuoc mam—for you to combine as you see fit.
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The Founding Fathers recognized the power of the freedom for entrepreneurs to create something from nothing, for parents to raise their children according to their values, and for individual Americans to make their own decisions and live their lives as they see fit.
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This is clearly an interesting strategy: Ryan is advising members to run their races as they see fit, in line with his advice back in June for Republicans to "vote their conscience," while taking a seemingly indecisive strategy in his own reelection bid.
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"Today's comments appear to open the door for others on the (Fed) Committee to revise their forecast as they see fit, and that Powell himself may be inclined to look for four hikes this year," JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli said in a note.
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And the president has demonstrated time and time again he doesn't respect the norms and traditions of government where he doesn't see fit — by not separating himself from his businesses, consistently attacking and threatening the press, and actually profiting from the presidency.
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"America's organic livestock and poultry producers can now breathe easy that they can maintain the health of their flocks and herds the best way they see fit, and they will not be driven out of business by another government regulation," he said.
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Photo: J. Scott Applewhite (AP)Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon today proposed legislation that would decriminalize cannabis at the federal level and allow states where weed use is legal to operate as they see fit without fear of a U.S. government crackdown.
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The idea of "resources and flexibility" seems to hint at the idea of a block grant, where the federal government would give states a lump sum of money and let them run the entitlement program as they see fit, with less federal oversight.
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What this means in the smallest of nutshells, is that the Australian government has proposed that any convicted terrorist who is found to be a danger to society can be held for as long or as little as governing bodies see fit.
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It works on both images video, and your camera roll, meaning you can create a short, glitchy video just by pointing your camera at, say, a coffee cup, refine it as you see fit, and then save the video for further tinkering.
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A much better route, if Republicans are interested in equitably expanding benefits for families, with both working and non-working mothers, would be to increase existing tax credits that would free up more resources in those families to use as they see fit.
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"Without more specific definitions ... officials — including President Trump — are free to define 'act of terrorism' and 'threat to public safety' as they see fit, potentially broadcasting arbitrary, biased, irrational and/or content-based messages to hundreds of millions of people," the complaint reads.
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And if people continue to bring their kids with them as they try to sneak into this country illegally, this president and his team won't hesitate to do what they have to do to enforce the law the way they see fit.
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Hedge funds raise money from so-called accredited individuals (a minimum of a million dollars in investable assets is required) and institutions such as university endowments or pension and sovereign wealth funds, and then deploy it in any way they see fit.
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They update Congress, the heads of the relevant agencies and the public on the progress of their investigations, and after going through relevant documents and interviewing key witnesses, they issue reports with recommendations for changes or other actions as the offices see fit.
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Allowing eSports players to be paid would discredit the NCAA's oft-used theory that athletes cannot be regular students if they accept money, and it would lend credence to the plaintiffs' point that the definition of amateurism changes whenever schools see fit.
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For its part, Senate Democratic leadership hasn't said how they will approach the vote at the caucus up to this point -- whether to push their members to vote against or members vote however they see fit, according to a senior Democratic aide.
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Maus's fourth album is a showcase of sorts when it comes to what Maus is known for: crisp drum programming, synth lines that resemble barbershop poles, and elusive statement-making that is reflective or as shallow as you see fit to interpret it.
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The plaintiffs, named John Doe and Jane Doe, seek an injunction against Bull for pursuing criminal charges on the basis that doing so would violate their daughter's access to free speech and interferes with their right to raise her as they see fit.
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Russia After Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, the Department of Justice appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller to lead a special counsel investigation into all things Russia and any matters he should see fit to pursue in the course of that probe.
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"We'll point out that our employees are encouraged to participate in the election process of public officials at all levels, and are at liberty to make personal contributions to any campaign as they see fit," Worth Sparkman, the spokesman for Tyson, said.
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To combat the normalization of Trump and all he and his administration represent — white supremacy, misogyny, homophobia, xenophobia, militarism, and oligarchy — magazines, museums, universities, theaters, and businesses around the country will shut down so that workers can take action as they see fit.
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"The impact of social media, especially on young women, has the potential to be very harmful and we have a responsibility to give our users the power to disconnect on their own terms whenever they see fit," writes Bumble founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd.
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You're going to have to do quite a bit of component-soldering to get a case and screen that do the Pi justice, but of course it's also an opportunity to be creative and give your new portable console whatever design flourishes you see fit.
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Per Vox, during an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network—a media group that's become notable for its unending slew of pro-Donald Trump content—Pruitt cited his belief that the Bible tells humankind to exploit the resources of the Earth however they see fit.
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And when it comes to platforms, we usually hear that companies that have built enormously powerful platforms get to operate them any way they see fit — and that the people who built them are going to make the best decisions about this stuff, anyway.
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If a corporation cannot invest organically in its core business or purchase businesses that offer a return greater than the cost of capital, many investors demand, occasionally through the courts, that the cash be returned to them, as owners, to reinvest as they see fit.
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Readers may connect these dots as they see fit, but at a minimum they show that Trump makes impulsive, last-minute and questionable decisions about tax policy that favor his interests over the public's, and of which his campaign is not even always aware.
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But whether or not Hiddleswift's aggressive cuddling is all a ruse, the point is I've now spent an incredible amount of time and energy trying to parse the answer — and I still won't ever be sure, unless Swift and Hiddleston see fit to tell us.
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"They're trying to make the space how they like it, how they're used to it," she explains, adding that, along with moving objects, a spirit may open and close your doors as they see fit — again, in order to make the home feel just so.
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There are "genuine and important interests" on both sides of the dispute, he wrote, and although the constitution does not require it, perhaps the Maryland legislature would see fit to remove the cross or transfer the land on which it stands to private hands.
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Those efforts are hoping that a judge will see fit to block Trump's executive order much like the first time around, when a Seattle federal judge put a temporary restraining order on the ban that was later upheld on appeal by a three-judge panel.
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For starters, while the Robomaster S1 comes assembled, you can use an Allen wrench to remove parts as you see fit, and then add new ones one and integrate them into the bot using the six pulse width modulation ports on its customizable circuit board.
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In other words, the wide-open amendment process that would begin (so long as the amendments are germane to the bill and within the budget rules) presents unlimited opportunities, for any senator, to amend the bill and move it in a direction they see fit.
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You won't be able to make phone calls or send traditional SMS text messages with Charge, but you can use the data as you see fit, whether that's for VOIP calling, video calling, messaging, tethering, or any other task that requires a data connection.
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And while hundreds of thousands of songs have been recorded using their software—and the Hatsune Miku image, free to use and modify as musicians see fit—Crypton doesn't own any of them, or indeed have any right to their reproduction or performance live.
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Existential external threats have provoked the President and his party to spare no expense to fend them off with firepower, even though the battle with endlessly replicating male zealots who see fit to kill children at concerts cannot be won through brute military might.
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The ECB on Thursday said it would shave 20 billion euros per month off of its asset purchases starting in April, though it gave itself the option, one it surely already had, of increasing again from 60 billion euros afterwards should it see fit.
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For instance, Premiere+ includes 4K and HDR picture quality (assuming you have a compatible TV), an enhanced remote that you can point anywhere, headphones for private viewing, and the ability to use your cell phone as a mobile companion or remote, as you see fit.
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On one hand, the model is still better than the bloated channel bundles and relentless price hikes that have long plagued traditional cable TV. And unlike cable, users are free to mix, match, cancel, and re-subscribe to these services as they see fit.
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"States may not terminate providers from their Medicaid program for any reason they see fit, especially when that reason is unrelated to the provider's competence and the quality of the health care it provides," Judge Gregory A. Phillips wrote for a divided three-judge panel.
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Presumably, institutions all over the continent will be breathing sighs of relief at the notion that this ongoing threat to the sanctity of their collections will soon be off the street again; perhaps this time authorities will see fit to sentence him more stringently.
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The Athletic's James Edwards III broke the news Saturday, saying Pistons brass are willing to put their new performance center facility, which opened in October, on the line for scientists and doctors in and around the Detroit area for "whatever best use" they see fit.
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If the meeting went well and the person seemed open to potentially helping you in the future, you can attach your resume with a simple request like: If you are comfortable, please feel free to pass along my resume to whom you see fit.
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When Gabriela's job and relationship fall apart in the span of a week, she (drunkenly) decides to enter an online essay contest, one that will gift the winner a picturesque bed-and-breakfast in rural New Zealand to own and run as they see fit.
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These changes could include: The administration has branded the initiative "Healthy Adult Opportunity," billing it as a way for states to run Medicaid as they see fit and ensure the program prioritizes care for the most vulnerable, such as children, pregnant women or the disabled.
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"The Members can, and likely will, continue to use their weighty voices to make their case to the American people, their colleagues in the Congress and the President himself, all of whom are free to engage that argument as they see fit," the ruling states.
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"The key is the market will understand that the bulk of the listing rule regulation is still going to be (policed) at the exchange, but the SFC will take a proactive role whenever they see fit," he said, referring to the Securities & Futures Commission.
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If I assess all of the decisions I could have made and all the universes I could have been living in, and set the appropriate probabilities, which decision on average has the best outcome — with 'best' up for me to define as I see fit?
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Behind closed doors on Monday evening, Pelosi said she expected Democrats would describe what's happening however they see fit -- even as the speaker's office circulated new talking points to members' offices describing their plans for their investigations, without mentioning plans to impeach the President.
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The Department of Labor recently proposed allowing employers to pool tips and use them as they see fit as long as all of their workers are paid at least the minimum wage, which is $7.25 an hour nationally and higher in some states and cities.
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"Of course large companies have the right to open and operate where they see fit, but there should be complete transparency of who the ownership is and where the money is going," wrote Eric O'Connor, cofounder and brewmaster of Thorn Street Brewery, to the council.
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But the open source nature of QAnon, where Q posts something for thousands of other people to interpret as they see fit, means other conspiracy theories fit neatly within QAnon — like ones about false flag shootings, Jewish bankers controlling the world, or the Illuminati.
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People have the right to live their lives in whichever way they see fit, just as long as it doesn't infringe on others' rights—the right for a woman to sit in the seat she has paid for without fear of harassment being one of them.
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"The key is the market will understand that the bulk of the listing rule regulation is still going to be at the exchange (HKEX) but the SFC will take a proactive role whenever they see fit," he said, referring to the Securities & Futures Commission of Hong Kong.
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They literally didn&apost even get a majority of Congress for anything in that deal, it was an agreement effectively between Barack Obama and Ayatollah Khamenei and that means that a new President can come in and they can change the policy as they see fit.
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Like congressional Republicans' first two failed attempts to overhaul the current health care law, Cassidy-Graham would dramatically overhaul the ACA by capping Medicaid payments and turning the program into a block grant, giving a fixed amount of money to states to spend as they see fit.
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It's amazing that in response to a result driven mostly by concerns about the right of the people to vote the way they see fit, the primary response from the losing side is to confirm those concerns by moving to negate the results of a democratic election.
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I respect that Victoria's Secret (as an indecent and private business) has the right to define "beauty" as they see fit — but at the same time it concerns me that since they are so widely seen on the planet that many people see this as fact.
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So that's kind of like what we see with Dolores and the other androids, they're on these loops going about their day, and the human players—the human park visitors—are there to mess up their storylines and get involved in ways that they see fit.
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"Maybe it's time to pull back our resources and we put them back into our communities, into our programs, and we make programs for ourselves that acknowledge us in ways that we see fit that are just as good as the so-called mainstream ones," she said.
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With a mix of hosted development runtimes based on containers with embedded browser tools, cloud IDEs offer the ideal separation that allows IT to retain root control of the system while developers can use Docker and other tools to define their programming stacks as they see fit.
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And so our pitch to people is, if we're one of the places that you think does valuable work, that you should do it, and you should do it on an ongoing basis, and also subscribe or give to these other things as you see fit.
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"Our economy works best when America's entrepreneurs are free to make their own decisions, take their own risks and run their businesses as they see fit – free from government interference," House Small Business Committee Chairman Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) said at a hearing of the committee.
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The project has, thus far, been an incredible opportunity to work with cutting-edge programs in the field of computational linguistics — which I've never had the chance to study in school — and to build a library of tools that The Times can implement as they see fit.
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While Bremen is a tiny state with a long left-wing history, a so-called Red-Red-Green coalition there would be the first of its kind in Germany's West, demonstrating the Greens' ability to tip coalitions to the left or right as they see fit.
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Internet platforms are also protected under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, which prevents them from being held liable for the content posted by their users and gives them space to police their sites and restrict and take down material as they see fit.
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So across the country, Democrats will rely on their energized base and a loose message centered on a core promise of lowering health care costs and building a case that Republicans are using the government for their own advancement, which candidates are adapting as they see fit.
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Internet platforms are also protected under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, which prevents them from being held liable for the content posted by their users, and gives them space to police their sites and restrict and take down material as they see fit.
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But, to use Mitchell's example, if a secretary or assistant isn't needed to schedule meetings, keep the books, file expense reports, etc—all things that machine learning is slated to automate—will many organizations see fit to keep them all employed on the grounds of human-to-human communication?
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Some hold this on the basis of divine revelation -- the other animals were put here for humankind to use as they see fit -- while others deny that animals have the kind of subjectivity or experience that could give rise to a moral duty or obligation on our part.
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"It is time for members to move forward with legislation like The States Act or The Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act, which would allow states the flexibility and autonomy to regulate cannabis as best they see fit — free from the looming threat of undue federal intervention," he added.
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At the White House, the Trump administration is exploring a plan that could award general grants of new federal cash to states to use as they see fit — to replace roads and bridges, for example, or tackle high-tech challenges like internet access and even underground hyperloop transit.
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"Maybe it's time we pull back our resources and we put them back into our communities, and we make programs for ourselves that acknowledge us in ways that we see fit, that are just as good as the so-called mainstream," she said in a video on Facebook.
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"Maybe it's time we pull back our resources and we put them back into our communities, and we make programs for ourselves that acknowledge us in ways that we see fit, that are just as good as the so-called mainstream," she said in a video posted to Facebook.
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Mr. McConnell is giving the Senate a week to debate any immigration issue that senators wish to bring up; rather than put a measure on the floor, he has taken the highly unusual step of introducing a shell bill that senators may amend and shape as they see fit.
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With corporate involvement in podcasting come things like exclusives — company-produced programs that only exist on specific paid services (yes, I'm fully aware that I'm writing this on a site that recently launched a premium content tier, but we all need to monetize in the way we see fit).
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In return for subscribing, you get the recipes, a recipe box, tools that allow you to save recipes from other sites across the internet and to organize them as you see fit, even the ability to leave notes on recipes for your own benefit or the benefit of others.
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At the same time, it's not clear whether this is a battle Kelly wants to pick — especially because immigration agents are very good at making their displeasure with leadership known and are confident that they'll be free to do their jobs the way they see fit under Trump.
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Walter M. Shaub Jr. said that he wished that he did not have to address the public with his concerns but that there had been a lot of recent commentary surrounding ethics so he hoped by speaking up on Wednesday afternoon, Trump may see fit to reconsider some of his plans.
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The northern Utah woman told BuzzFeed News that she hopes the church will respond with a policy to protect the rights of women to breastfeed as they see fit at church, adding that such practices are common in congregations outside the US. In the meantime, she has decided to compromise.
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"We hope that the defendants in this action now see fit to apologize to our clients and acknowledge the wrongs done, so that they may turn the page on this wretched chapter of their lives and move on," said lawyer Sapna Malik from Leigh Day, the London law firm representing Belhadj.
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Until some hard questions about commercial rights to space resources—including the night sky—are answered in any explicit way, companies will continue to be able to use the final frontier as they see fit, whether that's for mining asteroids or putting their billionaire CEO's sports car into Mars orbit.
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First, it lets you build a vast virtual world in whatever way you see fit, so you can do some digital journeying if real-life journeying isn't possible; and second, it lends itself to multiplayer rather well, so you can invite some friends along to help you explore your blocky world.
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"Mississippi's elected officials may disagree with Obergefell, of course, and may express that disagreement as they see fit - by advocating for a constitutional amendment to overturn the decision, for example," Reeves wrote in his 16-page ruling, which came in response to a lawsuit filed by the Campaign for Southern Equality.
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"Victory of the center-right coalition on elections is Italy's domestic affair, the sovereign right of Italian citizens to cast their votes for the political powers which they see fit for the future of their country," Dmitry Peskov said, according to remarks given to CNBC by the Kremlin's press office.
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Entertainment reporters operate in something of a unique position compared to journalists covering other industries; the actors, celebrities, executives, and even the content at the heart of their stories are controlled by a high-priced army of publicists who serve as the gatekeepers in Hollywood, doling out access as they see fit.
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READMEWill instantly charm anyone when it recognizes them and says their namePets do not like itHas 4 games and multiple trainable "habits"Requires a smartphoneSDK means you can manipulate its AI as you see fit$180 is a great price for a toy that gives you a glimpse of the future of robotics
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"One in three women will have an abortion in their lifetime in the UK. The ability to end a pregnancy has enabled women to live their lives in the way that they see fit and bear children at the time they think is right," said Ann Furedi, CEO of BPAS, in a statement.
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Whether you're an actress on a major national sitcom like Ariel Winter, a globe-trotting supermodel like Bella Hadid, or just a sui generis reality star such as Kendall Jenner, in 2017, there's now no stigma and no reason not to express yourself however you see fit, even with a little indelible ink.
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Authorities on all things Upper Room, the mothers butt into and bend the narrative as they see fit, all too eager to tell us the "unripe secret, plucked too soon," of what really happened between Nadia Turner; her closest friend, Aubrey Evans; and the man they both fell in love with, Luke Sheppard.
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All of a sudden, I have to try to find new places to shop — or else scramble to find something attractive at the old places, digging through the mere 10 percent or so of merchandise that those places see fit to give the 67 percent of women who wear size 14 to 34.
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But according to Meghan Sali, communications manager for OpenMedia, a Canadian nonprofit that advocates for internet rights and privacy, there are concerns about keeping Canadians' sensitive data on American soil, especially following the implementation of the Patriot Act, which allows the FBI to access information in the country as they see fit.
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President Trump, who made a pledge of weakening a 2015 Obama-era rule one of his central campaign pledges, is expected to tout his plan as ending a federal land grab that impinged on the rights of farmers, rural landowners and real estate developers to use their property as they see fit.
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It is time for members to move forward with legislation like The States Act, The Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act, or The Marijuana Justice Act, each of which would allow states the flexibility and autonomy to regulate cannabis as best they see fit — free from the looming threat of undue federal intervention.
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Documentaries, however, can give audiences a peek behind the curtain (often coinciding with the release of a major new project) and are an increasingly popular mode of celebrity revelation — providing a look into their everyday lives and artistic processes, while generally promoting their work and shaping their star narratives as they see fit.
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Washington (CNN)Amid the ongoing firestorm over a whistleblower complaint regarding President Donald Trump's interactions with his Ukrainian counterpart -- and Trump's suggestion of alleged corruption centered on former Vice President Joe Biden -- you might think a Republican or two in Congress might see fit to offer even the slightest criticism of the President.
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"To celebrate an attack on a journalist who was simply doing his job is an attack on the First Amendment by someone who has taken an oath to defend it," editor John Mulholland said... "We hope decent people will denounce these comments and that the President will see fit to apologize for them..."
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While the most devoted followers of Thun's agricultural work are likely to be unfazed by these scientific findings (after all, no unearthly spirits were even consulted in the course of this testing), the rest of us are probably free to drink our whites and reds whenever we see fit, regardless of the moon's schedule.
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Mahbubul Alam, chief technology officer at Movimento, a car tech firm now owned by Delphi Automotive, says manufacturers have moved on from just selling a device and hoping there's no recall to a world where they are in touch with users through internet-connected devices that they can "change, modify, adjust" as they see fit.
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Since the Cuban government established new restrictions on the use of patriotic symbols by the Cuban people in the summer of 2019, he has engaged in several performances using the Cuban flag entitled The Flag Belongs to Everyone to assert the right of all Cubans to engage with their country's symbols as they see fit.
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"The Members can, and likely will, continue to use their weighty voices to make their case to the American people, their colleagues in the Congress and the President himself, all of whom are free to engage that argument as they see fit," wrote the judges, all of whom were appointed by pre-Trump presidents.
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Where mainstream producers must divide profits, wait months on payments, and may never see their beats used at all, internet producers like Taylor argue that their business model cuts out the middlemen, allowing them to sell whatever they want, to whomever they want, on whatever terms they see fit—and see an immediate payday.
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There was no explanation offered for why -- if this was all one big misunderstanding over a mistaken word choice -- Trump didn't see fit to correct it in either of the interviews he gave with Fox News between when he held the press conference with Putin on Monday and when he issued the clarification Tuesday.
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Drake and Baggins' R&B touch to the otherwise completely intact original sample does nothing to detract from the point of the song: Finding the "best" version of "These Days" is futile; the point of the song is that it was written so anybody could sing it, and interpret the track how they see fit.
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And if cities that currently have unions helping advocate for affordable housing were to suddenly be free to let the forces of capital develop as they see fit, places like Seattle and San Francisco might be even more unlivable, further complicating the project of gathering like-minded liberals in one place to force change.
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You'll be able to browse and save and organize your recipes as you see fit, no matter where they come from, and you'll be able to rate them and leave notes on them, to remind yourself or alert others in our community to notable hacks and ingredient substitutions and wine pairings and the like.
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Tim Kaine (D-Va.) has spent a half-decade on a push to modify the 2001 and 2002 authorizations of military force — the legal justification that presidents of both parties have used as a pretext to launch whatever military actions they see fit throughout the Middle East and Muslim world ever since 9/11.
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"I am never quite sure if Obama really thinks this naïvely or if he's trying to convince certain sects of the population — notably young black folks, whom he just loves to lecture — that it's better to coddle white people about their prejudices with the hopes of growth rather than speak our minds as we see fit," he said.
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What this means, five years after the Supreme Court gutted part of the Voting Rights Act, is that states could see an opportunity to draw lines as they see fit, not worry that the Supreme Court is going to find a violation, not worry that the federal government is going to impose some sort of oversight.
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Though Yang hasn't released a plan for introducing paid family leave, he does say on his campaign website that as president he would fight for a policy that requires "employers to offer at least nine months of paid family leave, distributed between parents however they see fit; or six months of paid leave for a single parent."
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You also need to sign up for a free Amazon developer account and plug in your account details when prompted as you're setting up the Pi. Fix the hardware up as you see fit and you've got a system that works just as well as a standard Amazon Echo, albeit without the Amazon fit and polish.
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These places have all kinds of inventory sitting around that could be deployed in whatever manner they see fit: a couple for extended test drives of new models, a few older ones paying their way despite being the last four on the lot from last year, a different way to monetize overnumerous used vehicles, and so on.
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And while a conversation about touch and consent has been taking place in schools, churches, sports and medicine for some time now, the yoga studio remains a place where the simple act of unfurling a mat signals to many teachers — of good repute or not, of good intentions or not — that they can touch you as they see fit.
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VA Secretary David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE reportedly told those on the call that the money for the program would now go to VA hospitals for use as they see fit.
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And while Trump obviously can't outsource all his policy decisions to the Cabinet — he will have to decide whether to sign bills that Congress passes into law, for instance — it does seem that the secretaries could get a lot of leeway to run their own shops as they see fit, while the Trump Show gets all the media attention.
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In late February 2018, the EFF again wrote to states' House representatives to oppose the bill, stating that it would not only unconstitutionally infringe on free speech rights, but also the "right to privately speak and listen on the Internet without reporting that activity to government officials," and the rights of property owners to use their devices as they see fit.
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At the start of its second year, the main ingredients of the Trump administration's Middle East approach seemed fairly baked: Downgrade conflict resolution and diplomacy, implement a silent surge of military operations against terrorists, and talk tough—all while telling key allies what they want to hear and writing them blank checks to shape the region as they see fit.
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This is usually just the raw footage provided to all official broadcasters around the world to do with what they see fit; NHK doesn't have the budget nor the viewer interest to give each sport the full production treatment with commentary and on-site reporting, so most of these events are only able to be streamed unadorned by announcers or studio banter.
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Indeed, though nobody mentioned it Tuesday night — or, as far as I can recall, on other debate nights — virtually all Democrats in Congress have united around the idea of creating a universal child allowance that would give parents of young kids cash that they could use to address any of the many expenses of child-rearing in whatever way they see fit.
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You can adjust up or down for cheating, steroids, narcissism, and dating Madonna as you see fit, but the numbers are the numbers and the truth is the truth, and Rodriguez—love him, hate him, irrationally despise him (this last one is saved for members of the New York media)—is an inner circle Hall of Famer, and one of the greatest players of his generation.
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Former Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker wants the Republican National Convention delegates to be allowed to "vote the way they see fit" and not be forced to cast a vote for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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" Another free speech organization, the American Booksellers for Free Expression, echoed those views in a statement on Wednesday, saying the group opposes "any actions expressly intended to cancel author or book events regarding 'American Dirt' or any title," and advocating for the right of booksellers "to curate their stores and to schedule events as they see fit, in light of their communities and the staff.
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"The Legislature would have absolute and total authority to pass any laws they see fit regarding abortion, so of course that could include a total ban," Rachel Sweet, a lobbyist for abortion provider Planned Parenthood Great Plains, told the AP. Various GOP-led states have implemented laws restricting abortion access in recent months, with supporters of the effort saying they hope to force a court battle leading to Roe v.
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And we have channels of information that have been deeply polluted by the braying of demagogues and television hacks, conflicting guidance from political leaders, and guerrilla misinformation distributed widely across new media channels—a cacophony of noise and nonsense that has convinced many Americans, in the absence of universally trusted authorities, to respond to this particular situation simply by doing what they personally see fit, which is often absolutely nothing.
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Keynes famously said that in 1914 The inhabitant of London could order by telephone, sipping his morning tea in bed, the various products of the whole earth, in such quantity as he might see fit, and reasonably expect their early delivery upon his doorstep; he could at the same moment and by the same means adventure his wealth in the natural resources and new enterprises of any quarter of the world, and share, without exertion or even trouble, in their prospective fruits and advantages.
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Women's freedom to use their bodies as they see fit and to fight back against countless abuses; the freedom for people of color to elect who they wish and fight racism where it shows its face; the freedom for university students to participate in the design and execution of educational plans; the expanding possibility of people with different sexual orientations to come out from the shadows: All these joys of life in the 21st century stem, in one fashion or another, from those years in the 1960s.
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The lights will go off, and the tall grasses and vines will grow over it all, and the continents will move into unfamiliar arrangements, and should God ever see fit to curse another animal with our terrible, pandemic self-consciousness, all they'll ever find of all of this will be a thin layer in the geologic strata that suggests sometime, millions of years before, a befuddling environmental catastrophe occurred, a strange outpouring of carbon into the atmosphere, a swift extinction of a strange number of species.
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