Let her enjoy her body any way she sees fit.
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And he can edit it any way he sees fit.
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He's going to run this the way he sees fit.
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Because that's literally all HBO sees fit (ha!) to show us.
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Rachel will choose to give out roses as she sees fit.
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The president can deal with them any way he sees fit.
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All I'm asking for is justice as the court sees fit.
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YouTube created the policy and has enforced it as it sees fit.
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The president can choose to "declassifiy" almost whatever intelligence he sees fit.
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All I am asking for is justice as the court sees fit.
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The food is then prepared and bagged as the restaurant sees fit.
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An emboldened Saudi Arabia acts as it sees fit to fill the
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We'll wait to see if anyone sees fit to scold the players.
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It is one thing to practice one's faith as one sees fit.
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Hopefully Disney sees fit to add them to the public experience as well.
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A President can hire and fire executive branch officials as he sees fit.
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He has essentially unconstrained authority to use nuclear weapons however he sees fit.
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So the president sees fit to squash Spicer's dream of meeting the Pope.
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Assad is free to continue massacring who he sees fit with conventional weapons.
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And next he sees fit to continue the comparison by addressing Jewish question.
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American law grants the president discretion to impose whatever protectionist measures he sees fit.
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Gordhan has said it is Zuma's prerogative to fire him if he sees fit.
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Within those choices, he mixes and matches on the spot as he sees fit.
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"He's going to run this the way he sees fit," Sanders told Fox News.
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They also give the government authority to fix "inappropriate" names as it sees fit.
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But he's likely to test the Constitution when he sees fit in the future.
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Congress could then use the findings and begin impeachment proceedings if it sees fit.
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With Android, Samsung can effectively run roughshod over the operating system as it sees fit.
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But whether her opponent sees fit to embrace defeat and publicly concede is mostly immaterial.
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He will be empowered to run the investigation, and press charges, as he sees fit.
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Trump has also given Barr unilateral authority to declassify relevant documents as he sees fit.
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The administration has said Trump wants flexibility to deal with Russia as he sees fit.
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"All I am asking for is justice as the court sees fit," she said Monday.
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It's his money, and he has the right to spend it as he sees fit.
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In other words, the state can butt into a locality's business whenever it sees fit.
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North Korea has said it will conduct nuclear and missile tests when it sees fit.
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The order also allows Barr to declassify any information he sees fit during his review.
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He's now in an uninhibited position where he can talk about things as he sees fit.
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Your new boss will communicate in his own way and set priorities as he sees fit.
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Twitter is a private service that is free to regulate its content as it sees fit.
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And in the future, he might find himself on the witness stand, if Mueller sees fit.
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The new rules effectively allow each team to treat the anthem policy as it sees fit.
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Supporters also contend the state should be able to manage its wildlife as it sees fit.
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In general, though, Mr. Starr said, the Senate may conduct impeachment trials as it sees fit.
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Jackson is also sentencing Stone and has broad authority to sentence him as she sees fit.
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Schiff urged his colleagues and others to let Mueller conduct the investigation as he sees fit.
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Russia in particular has much to gain from letting Iran take revenge as it sees fit.
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Indeed, the exchange can do almost anything it sees fit if it means maintaining an orderly market.
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Perhaps she's all these women, artfully stitched together, transforming and shedding her images as she sees fit.
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Pensions disburse money in increments; 401(k)'s allow for withdrawals as the account holder sees fit.
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The judiciary cannot render so-called "advisory opinions" on any issue of constitutional law it sees fit.
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Cosby heard me and now all I am asking for is justice as the court sees fit.
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Every president has the right and the responsibility to shape the security council as he sees fit.
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We'll see what develops and then the Board will review and make whatever decisions it sees fit.
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The winner is free to spend the €50,000 in prize money as he or she sees fit.
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RuPaul's Drag Race is, as the title implies, RuPaul's show to do with as he sees fit.
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And if the video isn't fair use, then Campo Santo can enforce the copyright however it sees fit.
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Paris Jackson wants to honor her father how she sees fit – without input from her fans and followers.
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The incoming Fed Chair, Jerome Powell, deserves the ability to shape monetary policy the way he sees fit.
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It was the sort of question — Does Israel have a right to defend itself as it sees fit?
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People seemed to like the idea, so here's hoping somebody in the NHL sees fit to steal it.
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Their wares will continue to be showcased, and Mr. Benbanaste will add other brands as he sees fit.
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HHS does have the legal authority to change those limits as it sees fit, Judge Richard Leon ruled today.
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USDA has a lot of flexibility to use the money as it sees fit to keep agriculture prices steady.
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As commander-in-chief Trump has granted the U.S. military tremendous latitude to resource operations as it sees fit.
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If the House sees fit to make the bill better, it certainly has the support of the White House.
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Until that time he's free to vote however he sees fit, and challenge Trump whenever he feels it necessary.
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But bottom line: I know for a fact that he will do the right thing as he sees fit.
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The job comes with an ambassador-level title that empowers Birx to run the program as she sees fit.
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The state party can use the money as it sees fit, the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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Regardless, the board has the authority to douse the lobby with fairy lights and bobbles as it sees fit.
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Netflix, after all, will be watching how people everywhere choose to watch, and adapting the experience as it sees fit.
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He can give the FBI director as much or as little direction regarding who to prosecute as he sees fit.
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But, you know, legally the president has that prerogative and he can suspend and revoke clearances as he sees fit.
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And Angelyne herself told Baum at one point that it's her right to share her story as she sees fit.
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Constand spoke briefly on Monday, saying that she is asking for "justice as the court sees fit," according to reports.
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The White House denies the report, while noting that the president is free to declassify information as he sees fit.
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He has repeatedly voiced frustration at Congress's unwillingness to lie back and let him run things as he sees fit.
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If so, this might account for Mr. Kushner's apparent confidence that he can act in whatever manner he sees fit.
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"The Committee's investigation is ongoing and will engage with technology companies as it sees fit," said a spokeswoman for Sen.
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Jana Kramer's daughter isn't a "brat" — she's just behaving as her mom sees fit for a 3-year-old to behave.
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Several lawmakers noted that the Supreme Court has a separate budget and is currently allowed to spend as it sees fit.
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It is a problem that the ADCA sees fit to publish artifacts of which it may not be the legitimate owner.
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The argument that the President can declassify information when he sees fit is an insufficient justification for his actions, Himes said.
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Treason is the only crime specifically outlined in the Constitution, granting Congress the power to prohibit treason as it sees fit.
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Or so long as Congress creates an army and a navy, can the president use those forces as he sees fit?
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He's been free to shape the news as he sees fit—which is to say, by not shaping it at all.
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And some legal experts argue that Trump has the right to fire his FBI director for any reason he sees fit.
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But Raskin, a Pelosi ally, is also giving the Speaker plenty of space to manage the debate as she sees fit.
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But given the freedom he has to launch a nuclear attack as he sees fit, he might as well have one.
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It rather appears to indicate that the attorney general would provide such information to Congress in a manner he sees fit.
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Legally, as the chief executive, the president has the authority to guide the direction of any FBI investigation he sees fit.
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But once Steve Blake steps onto the hardwood, he is allowed to release the beast in any way he sees fit.
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Burmese law conveniently stipulates that burnt land becomes the property of the government, which will redevelop it as it sees fit.
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Bickert, the Facebook representative, emphasized that the law also allows the company to remove harmful content as it sees fit. Rep.
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Mr. Meehan said he has been given wide leeway to cover the Los Angeles food scene the way he sees fit.
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Earlier this year, Trump delegated authority to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to deploy forces in the conflict as he sees fit.
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John Kelly, the head of that government agency, will have the discretion to allocate the money as he sees fit, Mulvaney said.
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"That's an affair entirely for Congress ... administration witnesses have to come in and be examined as the committee sees fit," he said.
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If the three are removed, Mr Justice can reshape the court as he sees fit, at least for the next two years.
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Addressing the judge, she said, "all I am asking for is justice as the court sees fit," The New York Times reports.
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From what local artists understand, Hansson selects and places murals as she sees fit, with little to no engagement with the communities.
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The team cannot buy and sell players as it sees fit, and it can't afford to alienate the players it does have.
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Mosa said his side still has room to raise pressure on Nestle if it sees fit, but that was not currently planned.
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His particular take on his chosen religion overrides the law of the land and permits him to act as he sees fit.
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In the portraits, each young woman poses as she sees fit: Some flirt, others make clumsy attempts at allure, one does ballet.
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There is a family vacation to the United States scheduled, and then weeks of empty days to fill however he sees fit.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell also has the authority to fine or suspend Kraft as he sees fit, according to the Associated Press.
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Donors (notably Irish Aid and DfID, Britain's aid department) pay into a health pool fund, which distributes money as the government sees fit.
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Foreign investors would think twice about betting on dollar assets if Washington reserved the right to bet against them when it sees fit.
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Since Congress established the OSTP in 1976, the president has been given plenty of freedom to organize the department as he sees fit.
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And in official capacities, Gab is all too happy to engage in that sort of behavior itself, harassing journalists when it sees fit.
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Since law enforcement has been a dead end, Mary Louise is now punishing Celeste the way she sees fit: by taking her kids.
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The artist works on raw, unstretched canvas, which allows her to make extensions or chop away at an image as she sees fit.
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The Obama-era rule prohibited restaurants from taking servers' tips, combining them and then redistributing them as the owner or manager sees fit.
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Like the heads of other state-owned corporations, China's titans of finance are moved among institutions whenever the party's organisation department sees fit.
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The story is shelved for airing on TV. Though as the web correspondent, MJ is free to cover whatever stories she sees fit.
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If Trump or Cruz wins the nomination, I will support either one with contributions and in any other way either candidate sees fit.
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Even if the subcommittee sees fit to allocate some additional funds to TFI after next week's hearing, the battle will not be over.
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It may be his most enduring art work—an ongoing one, which he can alter and shape and use as he sees fit.
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The trust could also have the authority to charge user fees and invest those funds as it sees fit in protecting the monument.
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According to the court document, IPIC and its subsidiary are also seeking legal costs, punitive damages and further awards as the court sees fit.
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Going forward, Westgarth says Loon will continue to push more of its technology into the commercial space and telecom sectors, as it sees fit.
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But thanks to the FBI's ample resources, Mr Mueller's will be the main probe: he is empowered to press charges if he sees fit.
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Maia criticized the amendments approved in the lower house, saying that ride-hailing apps should be regulated by each city as it sees fit.
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Love him or hate him, Trump has won the right to be judged by his policies and to assemble the team he sees fit.
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The state has an independent organization that is dedicated to running its energy grid, so it's free to decarbonize electricity as it sees fit.
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He will also be able to design the judiciary as he sees fit: appointing the members of the Council of Judges and Prosecutors himself.
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Judge Jackson should step aside from this case, and Stone's constitutional right to criticize Mueller and Jackson as he sees fit should be restored.
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Then someone comes — from a good place, America — stands here in our country to determine the duration of our government as he sees fit?
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Referring to the Russia investigation, Giuliani said "when it's over," Trump would retain his pardon power and could issue pardons as he sees fit.
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He is someone who regularly doesn't tell the truth -- viewing facts as fungible things that can be bent and twisted as he sees fit.
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Although abortions are considered urgent medical interventions, under Italian law each region is allowed to handle the provision as it sees fit, Agatone said.
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Of course, the President's surrogates will defend him and argue Trump has the full right to hire and fire staff as he sees fit.
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Once CVS controls a suitably large portion of the market, it will raise its prices to maximize profits in whatever way it sees fit.
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It's unclear why T-Mobile sees fit to slow down Apple's smartwatch, which is unlikely to be much of a burden on the company's network.
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Most gyms feature a head trainer who makes mental notes of attendance, and pairs up the students/fighters with appropriate trainers as he sees fit.
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But at the same time, the game is gentle and encouraging, allowing a lot of freedom to maneuver the goose as a player sees fit.
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Roosh, who is ethnically Persian, argued that they were racist (mostly true) and thus reject his right to "bang" white women as he sees fit.
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Her advice is to do your homework and find a charity you feel confident in, then let it spend your money as it sees fit.
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The sole director is appointed to a five-year term and, once appointed, can set implement policies in whatever way he or she sees fit.
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According to its privacy policies and those of its third party advertisers, Philips shares data with third-party marketers to analyze as it sees fit.
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But some tax experts noted the U.S. Supreme Court has interpreted the 16th Amendment to give Congress broad latitude to tax as it sees fit.
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Meanwhile, health Secretary Tom Price vehemently opposes the the Affordable Care Act's birth control coverage mandate and can rewrite that requirement as he sees fit.
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"China will force technology transfer, and outright steal it when it sees fit," Mr. Shea, the deputy United States trade representative, said at Wednesday's session.
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The United States, they argue, can stay within the Paris deal and adjust its domestic plans for cutting greenhouse gas emissions however it sees fit.
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West has flirted with Christian themes since the very beginning, shuffling identities as he sees fit: from martyr to prophet to god to humble steward.
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Being "the core" elevates a Party Secretary above his peers, demonstrating his grip on power and his intent to use it as he sees fit.
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Conservative principles would also be served by a narrow ruling that leaves plenty of room for Congress to modernize the SCA as it sees fit.
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He chairs the powerful Senate Armed Services Committee, and Senate leaders have given him a lot of freedom to run things as he sees fit.
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The structure: A 13-person corporate board — initially stocked with representatives from airlines, unions, general aviation, and airports — that can reconstitute itself as it sees fit.
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Once out of the European Union, the country should borrow to invest in infrastructure, reform the tax code and set immigration levels as it sees fit.
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Every woman has the right to alter, or not alter, her appearance in the way she sees fit without being ostracized for her personal choices. Period.
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First, I'll simply say that Director Mueller controls all aspects of the investigation, the investigative direction he deploys, and utilizes his resources as he sees fit.
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"16% said "President Trump is the head of the Republican party and can do as he sees fit with how the Republican party operates its primaries.
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On June 11, the FCC's decision will go into effect, opening the door for Big Telecom to control access to online content as it sees fit.
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Previously, judges had to hold law or political science degrees, but they can now be drawn from any degree program, as the Justice Ministry sees fit.
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" The Justice Department said that California's regional carbon trading system "undermines the President's ability to negotiate competitive agreements with other nations, as the President sees fit.
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Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said on Tuesday that Mr. McMaster would have authority to organize the national security team as he sees fit.
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DuBois sees fit to divulge secrets of her own to Cookie: Her own family was run and funded by gangsters, placing the Lyon family where Mrs.
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However, now that Jenner has welcomed baby Stormi into the world, the reality TV star is ready to drop opinions on social media as she sees fit.
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The extreme measure, if successful, would allow Russia to effectively operate its own state-controlled internet and cut itself off from the world as it sees fit.
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But the CDC is supposed to be one of those institutions that serve as a check on the president's ability to define reality as he sees fit.
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We should all be outraged that someone with access to secure cables feels free to leak any information he or she sees fit to settle some score.
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Rather than let Congress exercise the power to assign responsibility as it sees fit, the FCC has asserted that it has authority to make those decisions itself.
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I respect the right of the author to hold her own religious beliefs and make decisions about her health, body, family and future as she sees fit.
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Scaramucci said he wanted to give newly named White House chief of staff John Kelly the space to build up his own team as he sees fit.
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It also confirms that officials at the highest levels of the Department of Justice are giving Mueller wide latitude to conduct his work as he sees fit.
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Newt Gingrich, a former House speaker and vocal Trump booster, said the president should have the right to celebrate the Fourth of July as he sees fit.
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I can only hope, that whatever sentence the court sees fit, is long enough for Harvey Weinstein to acknowledge what he's done and to be truly sorry.
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The House holds the "sole power of impeachment" under the Constitution, and can impeach for essentially any matter it sees fit and can obtain a majority vote.
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Someone who has a normal command of her faculties is entitled to the truth; it will help her manage her life in the ways she sees fit.
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But constitutional lawyers said a full House vote is not required because the Constitution gives the House broad discretion to conduct the impeachment process as it sees fit.
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By handling every piece of the process, Katerra can figure out how to optimize every part — from supply chain to management — and make changes as it sees fit.
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If a developer chooses to explore that in its own way, with whatever creative license it sees fit, why should it inherently shatter the experience of the game?
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This gives him the ability to double down where he sees fit without, you know, having an arbitrary companion that he has to clear budgets or strategy through.
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Scenario one: If we follow Putin's path, we leave Assad in power and we must let him run his nation as he sees fit, no matter how heinous.
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Wigoda in effect said that the party can do as it sees fit with regard to delegate selection matters, even though it is totally contrary to State Law.
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"Our sense is that Mr. Trump doesn't hold any core policy beliefs and is apt to change his mind as he sees fit," Einhorn wrote in a Jan.
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"And 23% said that "President Trump is the head of the Republican party and can do as he sees fit with how the Republican party operates its primaries.
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But the bureau has the ability to define the term as it sees fit, which means that the program could cover people who were unfairly sentenced as well.
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The Lords is often seen as an outdated body -- unelected and aging -- but it has the power to inflict damage and cripple government policy when it sees fit.
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But until television sees fit to deliver, I'm just going to hole up and watch The Birdcage over and over again, like I've been doing up until now.
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It feels most appropriate that for this vital company's return to its comfortably restored home, "Is God Is" sees fit to bring down the house — literally — once again.
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The trickiest cases get buried in The Ground, a patch of earth where patients — called Cures — rest in suspended animation until Ada's father sees fit to resurrect them.
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The result could have an outsize effect on national politics, depending on how aggressively James sees fit to oversee Trump, his administration and financial titans on Wall Street.
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In a filing to the New Jersey Supreme Court, the state sought permission for the education department to bypass laws and collective bargaining agreements as it sees fit.
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She then commits 30 percent to charity and spends the last 40 percent mostly how she sees fit – whether that's on toys, a book or her favorite candy.
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More than three years after the finale of The Office, and she still sees fit to address the fans who are disappointed she and John Krasinski aren't married IRL.
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But by adding extra dollops of financing to favoured bank and fund programmes, China can nonetheless steer the multilateral system indirectly, by adding its weight where it sees fit.
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President Trump gave his second speech to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday that focused on emphasizing the US's right to act as it sees fit for its interests.
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But in the latest evidence that Trump remakes the laws of politics as he sees fit, Republicans condemning his refusal to condemn the KKK are receiving some brushback themselves.
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Reversionary Gains: The MoD can release surplus property back to Annington with a six-month notice period, after which the company may use the property as it sees fit.
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A law passed in April allows the governor to declare a state of emergency, as well as a moratorium on debt payments, at any agency as he sees fit.
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That said, I could certainly see using these to use for meditation, if Bose ever sees fit to include a timer or maybe partner with a Headspace or Calm.
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"Corporal punishment was on the table, but Congresswoman McSally showed mercy and instead sentenced him to 100 pushups a day until such time as she sees fit," she joked.
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It is inherently therapeutic to help a person understand the injustice of his predicament, reflect on the question of his own agency, and take whatever action he sees fit.
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It can insist that all players stand, kneel, or balance on one leg, or it can allow each player to express himself during the anthem as he sees fit.
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This creates the optics of a Congress that is responsible for simply carrying out the President's agenda, not legislating as it sees fit -- as the Constitution allows it to.
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Trump has until now taken a hands-off approach to the escalating situation in Hong Kong, suggesting that President Xi Jinping should handle the "riots" as he sees fit.
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Facebook has the right to moderate speech as it sees fit, but human rights advocates argue that it does so in a manner that is both inconsistent and opaque.
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The successful candidate will be given the responsibility to hire a new coach whenever he sees fit and then to fire that coach after a series of early setbacks.
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What this means is that even Patreon's CEO himself still sees fit to organize one weekend out of every month around the explicit goal of producing content for YouTube.
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Bannon will not be running the meetings, he will not be driving the agenda and he will not be given leeway to lead the group as he sees fit.
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But the Belgian legislation stands out for its vague language, which grants unprecedented powers to the government to interpret and enforce the law as it sees fit, critics said.
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Hicks understands that the Committee will be free to pose questions as it sees fit, including about her time on the Trump Campaign and her time in the White House.
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The issue is that a dollar or euro raised from international investors can be easily pooled with Russia's existing foreign currency war chest - and then spent how Russia sees fit.
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The corporate physics elite, drunk on the power of being able to write the laws of nature as it sees fit, have built a prison for our minds, my friends.
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Later, describing the struggle against atheistic communism, Harry Truman declared that there had never been a cause greater than defending "the right to worship God—each as he sees fit".
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By slapping them down, the Kremlin hopes to portray Mr Putin as the only true source of justice, a good tsar who can pardon and punish as he sees fit.
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In Kanye's mind, it seems such designated excellence has given him carte blanche to act out however he sees fit – and there's no end in sight to the emotional flailing.
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The White House has argued that Congress should allow Trump to have flexibility in his ability to adjust these sanctions as a way to handle Russia how he sees fit.
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In a world where femme-identifying bodies are already seen as entitled public property, North should be allowed to grow up free to define her autonomy as she sees fit.
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Impeachment happens in the House of Representatives, and since the House is run on majority rules, it's really up the majority party to run the process as it sees fit.
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At the three branches of her restaurant Ca Ba Quan, she has a reputation for bending the rules of traditional Vietnamese cuisine and incorporating international influences where she sees fit.
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America First, which says it never spent the money, now wants the federal court in Florida to take control of the funds and dole them out as it sees fit.
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Asked on CBS about Mr. Obama's pledge of retaliation, Ms. Conway said Mr. Trump "respects" Mr. Obama's right to respond as he sees fit for the remainder of his presidency.
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Sarah could muster tears for her attempted rapist, but sees fit to remand a friend who stuck up for her countless times to the bondage and violence of psychiatric institutionalization.
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The new president will be free from accountability to the country's parliament, will wield broad budgetary powers, and will have complete autonomy to shape the executive branch as he sees fit.
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To start with, leave the Fed alone to operate as it sees fit, but hold it to account for the impact of its policy choices on growth, employment and price stability.
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" Elizabeth de la Vega, another former prosecutor, noted that the judge in the case, Amy Berman Jackson, could ignore the new Justice Department request and sentence Stone "as she sees fit.
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The current Congress sits until January 2021, so any impeachment proceedings must and certainly will conclude by then (though the next Congress can resume any pending inquiry if it sees fit).
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Ms Sacks says that it could become a "discretionary tool" for America to use against Chinese companies as it sees fit—including against perceived risks to the country's entire digital infrastructure.
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Since then, however, Congress has given DC more budget autonomy, insulating it from the effects of a shutdown by allowing it to spend more of its budget as it sees fit.
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Judge Orenstein's opinion directly confronted that assertion, concluding that Apple seems to be mounting a good-faith defense of its basic right to run its business the way it sees fit.
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While it is within the president's rights to declassify information as he sees fit, many say he could have burned a source with rare insight and access into ISIS's inner workings.
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In the 20,000 word decision, there is no mention of women's rights, period, though there are several mentions of the doctor's rights to attend to his patient however he sees fit.
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However, politicians fear the decision to retroactively change the payment source sets a dangerous precedent, allowing the Trump administration to pick and choose when to spend money however it sees fit.
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This restlessness of Palacio's approach — roaming across physical and cultural borders, borrowing and revising as he sees fit — allows him to tread on territory most American writers are reluctant to touch.
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But the Journal cited officials who cautioned that the president would continue to make changes as he sees fit, an indication that Trump also asserted himself while reaching detente with Kelly.
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So long as an embattled President Trump is willing to play along with the Republican legislative agenda, then he is probably free to deal with other matters as he sees fit.
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Such one-term members would be politically beholden to Mr. Xi, giving him the choice to keep them or replace them as he sees fit, perhaps even before the next congress.
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His order could affect Brazil, China, Germany, Japan, South Korea and Turkey, though he said he would have leeway to add or take countries off the list as he sees fit.
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"While Chuck is certainly free to express his political views as he sees fit—his voice alone does not speak for Public Enemy," the letter, which was obtained by Pitchfork, stated.
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In the talks, the officials say, Mr. Kushner has insisted that he maintain his current level of access, including the ability to review the daily intelligence briefing when he sees fit.
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He faces a likely sentence between zero to six months in prison, though Sullivan has wide ability to sentence Flynn as he sees fit, up to five years maximum in prison.
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Attorney general's authority The argument fails, first, because Congress has given the attorney general broad authority to delegate the investigation and prosecution of matters to whomever he or she sees fit.
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We're told Tekashi knows he's at the mercy of the judge -- who can toss him in a cage and throw away the key for a long time if he sees fit.
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Even as he has described himself as a non-interventionist unwilling to be "the policeman of the world", Trump has recently shown he is willing to engage militarily when he sees fit.
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While acknowledging that the US has the right to set whatever immigration policy it sees fit, "in the current situation, the Mexican government has a moral imperative to act," the statement added.
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And due to the exercise of the nuclear option years earlier, a post-election GOP Senate minority will have no power to stop Clinton from filling the seats as she sees fit.
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Jonan said the two agreed that Freeport needs freedom to operate the mine in the way it sees fit in the near term, but that the government insists on having a voice.
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Instead of pushing out every nut-bag conspiracy theory your former high school gym coach sees fit to share, it appears to exclusively focus on popular content tailored to your particular interests.
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The man in charge of pushing the massive company to make the changes the $1463 billion fund sees fit is 39-year-old Jesse Cohn, the billionaire Paul Singer's right-hand man.
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The man in charge of pushing the massive company to make the changes the $22012 billion fund sees fit is 230-year-old Jesse Cohn, the billionaire Paul Singer's right-hand man.
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Mr. Orban's party, Fidesz, along with a smaller coalition partner, holds two-thirds of the seats in Parliament, and can probably pass whatever legislation it sees fit — including changes to the Constitution.
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Though Chechnya is now under Moscow's control, the regional leader, Ramzan A. Kadyrov, is seen as having carte blanche to run affairs as he sees fit, in exchange for fealty to Moscow.
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Kentucky law gives the Cabinet for Health and Family Services the power to declare and "strictly maintain" quarantine and isolation as it sees fit, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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"While Chuck is certainly free to express his political views as he sees fit -- his voice alone does not speak for Public Enemy," the letter, written by attorney Matthew H. Friedman, read.
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"He receives a salary, and as part of his salary, which is very generous, he has taken it upon himself to donate to causes he sees fit in Guyana," Mr. Gallucci said.
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If the poet can dispense blessings as she sees fit, her acts of benediction dwell outside the scientific power structure, just as her poetry has always opposed oppressive economic and political structures.
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The inaugural committee is a separate entity from the campaign and the transition, and can raise money as it sees fit, though donors and bundlers of $200 or more will be made public.
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When you go into the hospital, in return for your care, you agree to allow the controller, the hospital to process the data as it sees fit — in order to improve patient care.
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For instance, Tesla recently updated its autopilot software to allow a car to change lanes automatically when it sees fit, presumably when the system interprets that the next lane's traffic is going faster.
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Trump runs the East Wing, writ large, the same way she runs her social media accounts -- as she sees fit, with little to no input from the President or anyone on his staff.
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Will citizens have any faith in the government when there is a deadly infectious disease spreading across the country like wildfire, but vaccines are being rationed and distributed as the government sees fit?
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From now on, profits from any investment in the OpenAI LP (limited partnership, not limited profit) will be passed on to an overarching nonprofit company, which will disperse them as it sees fit.
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" Cleopatra, in its appeal, also argued that it had a First Amendment right to "produce and distribute a dramatic film depicting, describing and/or based upon true, historical events, as it sees fit.
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Trump has demonstrated a predisposition to launch vicious attacks on Biden, whether based on mental acuity, potential family conflicts of interest related to a Ukrainian oil company, or as he otherwise sees fit.
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It has the prerogative to interpret its own ideology as it sees fit — in this case in a very narrow manner — but I will continue to believe in the spirit of the words.
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Vaccarello is now in charge of a $283 million-a-year business and the job of reinterpreting Saint Laurent's legacy as he sees fit: revamping boutiques, reshooting advertising, entirely revising its visual identity.
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The president is authorized by law to make public any and all classified information he or she sees fit — so anything that Trump may have shared of a classified nature was his prerogative.
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The EPA seems to have a view that the states are merely a vessel to implement whatever policies and regulations the Administration sees fit, regardless of the wisdom, cost or efficiency of such measures.
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Fed officials have historically viewed 2% inflation as a level consistent with that of a healthy economy and will raise or cut interest rates to cool or spur the economy as it sees fit.
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NEW YORK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - JDA Software wants the ability to choose a benchmark it sees fit to set interest payments on a US$1.24bn loan without getting permission from most of its lenders.
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RELATED: Trump always takes the bait and other debate takeaways Lara Trump added her father-in-law deflects attacks as he sees fit, no matter the gender of the individual at the receiving end.
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The Social Democrats and their junior coalition partner ALDE have denied the changes would affect the independence of the judiciary and have stressed that parliament has the right to legislate however it sees fit.
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There was not much in terms of specifics, though Trump did reveal that more US troops would be deployed and the military would have more freedom to fight America's opponents as it sees fit.
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With settings options presented by a design and in a language Google sees fit, do Google Chrome users even know what they're really opting in for if they choose to opt-in to Sync?
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That control means, generally, that he can run the company as he sees fit and doesn't have to worry as much as another founder might about whether his investors approve of his stock sales.
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For now, Schiff says his priority is ensuring that Democrats retake the House — an outcome that would likely make him Intelligence chairman and allow him to run the Russia investigation as he sees fit.
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If Democrats win on Election Day next week, Pelosi will have the power to convene kangaroo courts at any time she wants and for any reason she sees fit once she holds the gavel.
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In-house there is one lead tweeter, a man in his 30s who is so entrenched in the company's tone and practices that he has leeway to engage with customers as he sees fit.
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In the coming years, the Kremlin will continue to pursue what it sees as its rightful interests in Ukraine, Syria and elsewhere in whatever way it sees fit and no matter what others think.
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Given the comedic chemistry the two had during her last visit, we're sure the Bronx native will find her way to inject the interviews with as many OKURRR's and Owww's as she sees fit.
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That means, in short, that he gets to determine what is classified in the first place and he may — even on a whim — lawfully declassify it or share it with whomever he sees fit.
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And if this district sees fit to elect someone else, then I will accept that and walk away with my head held high that I've made decisions based on principle, and not political calculus.
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Republicans believe that it is more beneficial for our economy for money to be invested in the private sector instead of sending hard earned money to the government to spend as it sees fit.
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Nona Faustine uses another of Zealy's images, of a young woman named Delia, to posit ideas of agency as well as a woman's right to present herself to the world as she sees fit.
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But let's be clear about something: As president, Trump has every right to make foreign policy decisions as he sees fit, and he's not required to listen to what the US intelligence community tells him.
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When an actor has won three Oscars, after all, and been nominated seemingly every year since "The Birth of a Nation," she has earned the right to engage with the public how she sees fit.
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At the same time, the United States has been completely successful in defending its own policy priorities and promising that foreign investors cannot contest the United States' ability to change rules as it sees fit.
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What has added insult to injury for Mr. Alagbé is that in the meantime France has continued to shape its former African colonies in its own image by erasing the past as it sees fit.
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Under the special counsel regulations, however, Barr can disclose as much of the report as he sees fit given "applicable legal restrictions," if he determines that it is in the "public interest" to do so.
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"Impeachment happens in the House of Representatives, and since the House is run on majority rules, it's really up the majority party to run the process as it sees fit," my colleague Andrew Prokop explains.
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Republican senators, operating largely out of tribalism, justifying Trump's conduct as perhaps inappropriate but not impeachable is not the same thing as giving him a blank check to operate however he sees fit going forward.
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Until the creative team sees fit to tease more tantalizing reveals, we'll just have to make do with rampant speculation — which is, at least, a pastime in which Star Wars fans have been indulging for decades.
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The new plan gives MoviePass a lot of discretion to limit screenings as it sees fit, but we'll have to wait for people to start using the service to see how the company exercises this power.
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If the property or currency cannot be used for narcotics law enforcement purposes, I desire that the property or currency be disposed of as the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation sees fit, in accordance with law.
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After all, it's a bit hypocritical for a company to embrace empowerment and body positivity when it sees fit, but then turn around and shame people by encouraging them to lose weight to solve their problems.
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So far, it doesn't appear that Rosenstein has stopped Mueller from pursuing the investigation the way he sees fit, and he's made every indication that he intends to continue to let Muller proceed with his investigation.
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Dish will likely be free to sell an equity stake in its wireless business to whomever it sees fit, meaning that Ergen may have a partner with an enormous balance sheet in a year or two.
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His explosive pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio was meant to send a signal to the base about immigration policy but also to demonstrate that he is willing to flex his presidential muscle however he sees fit.
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Chinese officials say the country has a sovereign right to govern the internet as it sees fit, and that its expansive national security and cybersecurity regulations are needed to address threats such as hacking and terrorism.
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I suggest that the pundits stop casting aspersions on the women who have confronted unwanted sexual advances in the manner each sees fit and concentrate on the constructive ways to prevent this behavior in the future.
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Justin Amash (I-Mich.) spoke out against giving the Treasury secretary the power to direct the stimulus money as he sees fit: Let's not give Mnuchin a secret slush fund or even a regular slush fund.
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Prabal Gurung, however, seemed to know exactly where he was going: toward "multiple ways to celebrate the exuberance of being a woman and to interpret her femininity as she sees fit," according to the show notes.
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But how does the White House balance their request to be able to act unilaterally as the U.S. sees fit and, yet, also balance that with a consensus forming ability of getting NATO to help out?
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As a nation founded by immigrants fleeing religious persecution, it is profoundly disturbing that the current Attorney General sees fit to an attack on asylum seekers and to undermine America's history of compassionate protection of refugees.
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The bill isn't meant to create the specifics of those duties, only the general shape of them, at the same time authorizing the FTC to figure out the details, creating and modifying rules as it sees fit.
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"He has been unable to bring the parties back to negotiations and ... he has offered his resignation to the secretary-general for the secretary-general to act upon at a time that he sees fit," he said.
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It said that the provision of supplies and weapons was aimed at aiding the only group it sees fit enough to retake the Syrian city of Raqqa, the ISIS group's de facto capital, in the near future.
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Then Player B takes over, mixes up the game board as he or she sees fit, and now Player A freezes another district in place, and so on, until all the districts in the state are fixed.
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If the Senate eventually sees fit to hold confirmation hearings on Mr Scalia's successor—something that seems unlikely to happen before the next president is elected—the fate of organised labour will fall to the 113th justice.
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"China will use the sanctions as a convenient justification or rationale for occasionally cracking down on North Korea as it sees fit," said Marcus Noland, a specialist in Korean issues at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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We need federal legislators who will fight against sweeping "one-size-fits-all" policies like ObamaCare, which abrogate our civil liberties and overlook the right of each individual to pursue happiness as he or she sees fit.
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And if UPS wants to work something like a real airline and open its services to the folks eager to eliminate the ground-dwelling human courier, it will need broader permission to fly as it sees fit.
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"I suggest that the pundits stop casting aspersions on the women who have confronted unwanted sexual advances in the manner each sees fit and concentrate on the constructive ways to prevent this behavior in the future," she wrote.
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Stephen Legomsky, a professor at the Washington University School of Law and the former chief counsel of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, said the executive branch has broad authority to deploy limited immigration forces as it sees fit.
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The billionaire standard-bearer for the GOP stated that immigrants were "pouring in" without any screening, vowed to "suspend immigration from areas of the world" he sees fit, and swore to weed out immigrants based on their religion.
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" He added that the timing from China's perspective "could not be any better," as it comes amid the trade talks with the US and "shows Beijing clearly has a North Korea card to play if it sees fit.
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ABENSBERG, Germany (Reuters) - For decades the conservative Christian Social Union has run the state of Bavaria - famous for BMWs, beer festivals and the Bayern Munich soccer club - as it sees fit, ignoring the vagaries of German national politics.
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Callimachi: And I do that because according to Iraq's counterterrorism law from 25, there are only two outcomes for confirmed members of terrorist groups like ISIS — life sentence or capital punishment — unless a judge sees fit to intervene.
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Shock over department's move It's not immediately clear whether the Justice Department's revised recommendation will affect the decision of Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who will have broad authority to sentence Stone as she sees fit on February 20.
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Until now, Trump has given Mattis latitude to do as he sees fit, granting the retired four-star general power to manage troop levels and other operational aspects of the United States' wars in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.
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Orig3n's current privacy policy, for example, says that once you have consented to use of your genetic information, you cannot revoke that consent ever, granting Orig3n the right to use your genetic information whenever and wherever it sees fit.
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Brookman said that FaceApp's privacy policy allows the company to do whatever it pleases with photos uploaded to its server, and the app's terms of use gives the company broad license to use the photos as it sees fit.
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Trump will have wide latitude to reorient US foreign policy as he sees fit when he is inaugurated -- after all he won a democratic election after a campaign in which he proposed sweeping shifts to the America's global role.
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Despite the fact that all spending is supposed to be controlled by the legislative branch, conservatives successfully imposed upon congressional leaders a prohibition of earmarks, giving President Obama vast power to spend as he sees fit, without congressional input.
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The special counsel declined to bring charges against the president over obstruction of justice, citing existing Justice Department guidelines that a sitting president cannot be indicted and saying it is Congress's duty to investigate Trump if it sees fit.
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So if Democrats feel that President Trump has too much freedom to use force as he sees fit, they might want to take a look in the mirror and evaluate some of the historical decisions they themselves have made.
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But the play doesn't simply recapitulate the allegations of harassment and assault for the sake of keeping the details in public consciousness—instead, it gives each woman the opportunity to tell her story in the way she sees fit.
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It would take quite a reversal for the Supreme Court to find that all the lower courts got it wrong -- though, as the nation's highest arbiter, the court certainly can and does overturn lower courts as it sees fit.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia rejects protests from Japan over Russia's military deployments on a chain of disputed Pacific islands and reserves the right to bolster its security there as it sees fit, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday.
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"This community deserves to celebrate its diversity in any way it sees fit, according to the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States," Chris Sanders, of the Tennessee Equality Project, said at a rally arguing against the amendment.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's top diplomat promised on Tuesday a new democratic world order in which Washington will strengthen or jettison international agreements as it sees fit to stop "bad actors" such as Russia, China and Iran from gaining.
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Series creator James Cameron is going to re-acquire the rights to the franchise in 2019, a consequence of copyright reversion 35 years after his initial sale, and Cameron will have the opportunity to revitalize the property as he sees fit.
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After all, Trump is the head of the executive branch—one who rose to power while demanding that his top political opponent be jailed and who has claimed the "absolute right" to wield the Justice Department as he sees fit.
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The affirmation of the Fund Market Risk Sensitivity Rating is driven by the market risk factor as well as Fitch's consideration of qualitative factors, such as the fund manager's ability to extend duration above current levels if it sees fit.
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In his essay "The Painter of Modern Life" (1863), Charles Baudelaire recognized that the borders separating (and protecting) classes and individuals had broken down: The poet enjoys the incomparable privilege of being himself and someone else as he sees fit.
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But he has bristled at the restraints imposed on the presidency as few have, lashing out at judges, lawmakers, investigators and journalists who anger him and expressing frustration that he is not supposed to use the F.B.I. as he sees fit.
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For example, a core idea behind the theory is that Congress should spend money as it sees fit, and that its only constraints should involve the available real-world resources of labor and materials to carry out those spending ambitions.
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But a majority of the Supreme Court justices seemed inclined to accept the department's explanation the question was needed to enforce the Voting Rights Act, and appeared ready to uphold the administration's authority to alter census questions as it sees fit.
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In praising Palacio's "extraordinary" writing, our reviewer, Dinaw Mengestu, wrote: "This restlessness of Palacio's approach — roaming across physical and cultural borders, borrowing and revising as he sees fit — allows him to tread on territory most American writers are reluctant to touch."
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"You want to work to arrive at an optimal structure for the president that to the maximum extent possible protects his rights, privileges and abilities for his lawyers to make the case as he sees fit," a senior administration official said.
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The way Masika sees it, she should be allowed to guard her kid from cursing, kissing and alcohol in any way she sees fit ... and she's got loads of issues with the content kids are consuming from a young age.
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Now, with Nowitzki still at the elbow and Rick Carlisle still on the sideline and an annual influx of whichever castoffs and weirdos the league sees fit to shuttle their way, the Mavericks are the team that cannot be bad.
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A powerful new technique called a "gene drive" is opening up incredible possibilities for …Read more ReadMonsanto, which was purchased by German drug and chemical maker Bayer for $66 billion last week, cannot use this technology in any way it sees fit.
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Mei Xinyu, a Commerce Ministry researcher, wrote on the WeChat account of the overseas edition of the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily that the agreement preserved China's right to develop its economy as it sees fit, including moving up the value chain.
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Mueller is given authority by the Justice Department to prosecute individuals as he sees fit if they fall within his commissioned task -- but in practice his team must ask the secret group of up to 23 citizens from DC to approve criminal indictments.
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Gates has agreed to cooperate with the Justice Department for as long as it sees fit, and prosecutors told him long ago they sought his help in their core mission of investigating Russian interference in the presidential election, according to CNN reporting.
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Amazon, which operates through a maze of interrelated entities in India, has also been deft at finding ways to structure its operations to comply with the letter of the law while retaining maximum flexibility to run its business as it sees fit.
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He could even indict Vice President Mike Pence if he sees fit; when Vice President Spiro Agnew was in legal trouble in 1973, the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel concluded that he was not immune from prosecution due to his office.
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This been said, a change in tax policy that fails to address how Puerto Rico is classified under the Internal Revenue Code — that is, as a foreign jurisdiction — will always be subject to modifications as Congress sees fit at any given moment.
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Historians of impeachment and lawyers who have worked for the House or studied its rules have taken that to mean that the chamber is free to decide how to handle the investigative work related to an impeachment inquiry as it sees fit.
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The pressing question for this era of populist policy making and popular anger is whether the Federal Reserve as we know it — arcane and academic, with the autonomy to set monetary policy as it sees fit — will survive the tension this time.
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Donald Trump sought Wednesday to land a massive blow in his long-fought battle against the news media, with administration lawyers asserting in court that the president could bar "all reporters" from the White House complex for any reason he sees fit.
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It is the same Academy propped up by conglomerate monsters like Disney, which produced artifacts like "What Makes the Red Man Red?" in Peter Pan and now sees fit to remake the film, only this time with actual First Nations actors instead of bigoted caricatures.
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OF Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins — He will be required to bring the Marlin Home Run Abomination with him to San Diego, where it will be mounted in the outfield, in play, until such a time as someone sees fit to set it on fire.
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The leaked proposal, referred to as the "United States Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Act," would give Trump the authority, based on the administration's assessment of trading policies between nations, to renegotiate or apply tariffs as he sees fit to push individual countries on trade.
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The legislation, given final passage by the House on Friday and quickly signed into law by Mr. Trump, allocates as much as $23.5 billion in assistance for farmers and gives broad leeway to Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to direct it where he sees fit.
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It's a proposal from the president that Congress gleefully adjusts or ignores as it sees fit, both by amending the budget resolution and overriding it later in separate spending bills (which will need 60 Senate votes, and therefore some Democratic support, to beat a filibuster).
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Now Ren Zhengfei, Huawei's boss, has floated an alternative: cloning his 5G technology "stack" (patents, code, blueprints and production know-how) and selling it to a Western firm, which would be free to use it outside China and develop the technology as it sees fit.
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And while Mr. Trump may have discussed intelligence activities with the foreign leader, he enjoys broad power as president to declassify intelligence secrets, order the intelligence community to act and otherwise direct the conduct of foreign policy as he sees fit, legal experts said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE will oversee any negotiations and can direct the Justice Department to proceed as he sees fit.
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And it also demonstrated, in stark terms, a political reality that the mayor knows well: His fortunes have been improving as he heads toward re-election, and with few challengers, he now appears to have broad latitude to behave in whatever way he sees fit.
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The bill would give the Federal Reserve discretion to release banks in the second bracket from the SIFI designation prior to the 18-month deadline if it sees fit, and to reinstate them as SIFIs afterward, subject to certain conditions still being drawn up.
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Moreover, the handling of the matter demonstrates that the joint crime-fighting agreement signed between the two sides in 2009 -- the very kind of agreement that would come into play in such a situation -- is effectively a dead instrument which Beijing can ignore as it sees fit.
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When asked by CNN on "The Lead with Jake Tapper" about the Pope's remarks, Rubio defended the United States as the "most compassionate and open country in the world on legal immigration," and defended the government's right to implement and enforce immigration laws as it sees fit.
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Salman Waris, an expert in international technology law at TechLegis in New Delhi, said India was trying to establish strong data protections for its citizens, as Europe did, while giving the government the right to obtain private information as it sees fit, much as China does.
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Skeptics of the suits have noted that foreign nationals, and especially non-permanent residents, often have fewer rights than citizens, that an older immigration law still allows the president to restrict entry (as opposed to visas) as he sees fit, and that the order does not specifically target religion.
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Joining the fleetThe arrangement is virtually the same as Flex, only scaled up to accommodate bigger vans and larger package counts—as many as 270 per run, according to one source—and with pay going to the company to distribute as it sees fit, rather than to individual drivers.
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Instead, Facebook gets to control the timing and flow of any official announcements it chooses to make about "coordinated inauthentic behaviour" — dropping these self-selected disclosures as and when it sees fit, and making them sound as routine as possible by cloaking them in its standard, dryly worded newspeak.
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But that doesn't mean that we can afford to get complacent, especially when Theresa May sees fit to waltz into a deal with the anti-abortion Democratic Unionist Party or the guy tipped to be the next prime minister opposes abortion even in cases of rape or incest.
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The meeting also triggered a major controversy when it was revealed that the President disclosed classified information to the two Russians in what seemed to be a spontaneous and careless manner (though Trump later asserted, correctly, that he has a right to declassify information as he sees fit).
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In arguing that Bellow is the central figure in the landscape of American literature, for instance, Amis sees fit to mount a counterargument against the writer he perceives as Bellow's only viable competitor, "the only American who gives Bellow any serious trouble" in the heavyweight title bout: Henry James.
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However, in affirming the rating at 'S0003', Fitch has also taken into consideration wider market conditions - such as potential volatility in emerging market debt - in its rating decision as well as recognising that the fund manager does have discretion to extend duration above current levels if it sees fit.
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BANGKOK — Assets of the Thai royal family that have been managed by an official agency have been turned over to direct ownership by the king, who will be able to manage them as he sees fit but must also begin to pay taxes on them, the agency has said.
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The party has long called for a new authorization for the use of military force and now that they control the House, it will be a brewing debate over exactly how much leeway Congress should give the President to protect national security as he or she sees fit.
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The tension between the right of judicial review and the Chinese system -- which is often described as "rule by law" and frees the Communist Party to rewrite legislation as it sees fit and order courts to enforce it -- has been a long-running one in Hong Kong since 1997.
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Meghan's move to assert her right to privacy, to parent as she sees fit, and to engage with followers directly allows her to rupture the tabloid ecosystem that she's expected to rely on and feed into — an ecosystem that has for the most part only hurt her and her family.
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Policies and commodification of black women's bodies have reinforced this over the decades, making it especially important to understand and critique modern examples of this—like when a white woman of a certain privilege feels the need to put down a black woman expressing her agency as she sees fit.
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Although Trump earlier this year gave Mattis the authority to deploy U.S. military forces as he sees fit, in fact the defense secretary's plans to add around 4,000 more U.S. troops to the 8,400 currently deployed in Afghanistan are being caught up in the delay surrounding the strategy, the officials said.
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This is a story that will have fateful consequences, because there is every evidence that the powers that be in the GOP, notably Speaker Paul Ryan, are going to continue surrendering to Trump on key issues, paving the way for Trump to remake the Republican Party as he sees fit.
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These days, you're as likely to hear the LA born-and-bred rapper featured on YG's Still Brazy as you are on a Brodinski track, all the while cutting tracks with Peewee Longway and culling his sound from wherever he sees fit to create the perfect mantra of original gutter music.
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When asked by CNN on "The Lead with Jake Tapper" about the Pope's remarks, Rubio gave a lengthy defense of the United States as the "most compassionate and open country in the world on legal immigration," and defended the government's right to implement and enforce immigration laws as it sees fit.
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And how should news companies think about ever deeper partnerships with Facebook, in some instances relying on the company as a primary part of their business models, if Facebook is disclaiming news as its main mission — and is also promising to keep changing the news feed as it sees fit?
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After dropping album opener "Real Maths/Too Much" at the back end of last month, we've now got the second track from the Sub Pop recruits' second LP, "Brass Not Rash," a catchy post-punk gem that dips in and out of its own melody when it damn well sees fit.
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Trump could, similarly, offer any number of his aides "a full, free, and absolute pardon … for all offenses against the United States … [they] committed or may have committed or taken part in during the period from January 1, 2016 through July 21, 2017," or earlier or later, as he sees fit.
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And while the president has the authority to declassify information as he sees fit, particularly if he feels it's in the nation's interest to do so, his casual disclosure of a highly classified operation — on Twitter, no less — only exacerbated the ever-growing rift between him and the nation's intelligence agencies.
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"In addition, more medium-term questions around the sustainability of this government will remain given diverging views amongst coalition partners and the rise in support for (Deputy Prime Minister Matteo) Salvini which continues to provide him with an incentive to call for early elections if and when he sees fit," Kazmi added.
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If the state court holds that Republican gerrymanders violate the Constitution, I expect there will then be calls to get the Supreme Court of the United States involved, for example by arguing that the state court is interfering with the Legislature's constitutional prerogative to draw congressional district lines as it sees fit.
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It appears that the N.B.A. is letting that investigation play out or awaiting further developments before deciding on any action against Porzingis — although the league, under the terms of its joint policy with the players' association on matters of sexual assault, can place players on administrative leave in these situations if it sees fit.
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It can, for instance, upscale blurry images or video intelligently, because it "knows" that certain patterns indicate letters, and can be hammered into shape no matter how artifacted; other patterns indicate the hard edges of a face, and can be contoured and sharpened as the system sees fit in order to bring the image up to snuff.
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" The conflict: "Kushner, ... concerned that Mr. Kelly has targeted him personally with the directive, has told colleagues at the White House that he is reluctant to give up his high-level access ... Kushner has insisted that he maintain his current level of access, including the ability to review the daily intelligence briefing when he sees fit.
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About four and a half minutes into "Mary Don't You Weep," Franklin skips town altogether and is out in the solar system, a one-woman space program, synopsizing the story of Lazarus's plight, but from the point of view of his sister Mary, who in her grief over her brother's death, sees fit to chastise Jesus.
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" The letter is a test of Congress's will, argued Harvard's Leah Wright Rigueur: "How do you actually deal with a president and an executive branch that doesn't have any regard for rule, for law, for precedent, for history, and just does as it sees fit, and a Congress that hasn't held that president accountable until right now.
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"This whole idea that President Trump is somehow chaotic and unique because he has his own strong point of view and is trying to push his administration in the way he sees fit, is actually the way presidents operate in the job," Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union, told Fox News on Sunday.
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The message delivered by the Defense Department and by officials familiar with the 97 policy change was clear: The Pentagon has steadfastly returned to its argument that cluster munitions have valid roles in modern warfare and has retained the right to attack with them when the military sees fit, no matter their long record of killing Americans.
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To understand why an incredibly wealthy man like Lucas would care about the fate of a pair of Oregon ranchers, you have to consider the concept of "the harvest" as Lucas is using it: a stand-in for everything from actual crop yields to what he views as the fundamental right to make a living as one sees fit off the land.
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Yet, as the study confirms, it really doesn't take much clicking around the regional Internet to find a gaslighting cookie notice that pops up with a mocking message saying by using this website you're consenting to your data being processed how the site sees fit — with just a single 'Ok' button to affirm your lack of say in the matter.
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That's something Beyoncé is keeping to herself for the time being — and since Beyoncé is notoriously tight-lipped on what happens behind the scenes in her camp (that's how you manage to release three surprise albums!), I wouldn't expect to hear any solid rumors about the reasoning behind her decision until she sees fit to share it with the world.
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Because in at least one respect, he will have something that he never had in 2016 -- and something that none of his potential 2020 Democratic opponents will have either: massive amounts of money (and the time to use it as he sees fit.) In his first two years in office, Trump raised $130 million for his 2020 race -- and has spent all but $20203 million of it.
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But in the latter area, the playing field is not level, as China advances its national strategic goals through a unified effort harnessing its government and its business sectors (the latter being a mix of private and state-sponsored endeavors) — while our strategic goals are seen as the responsibility of the federal government, with our private sector largely free to pursue its capitalist interests as it sees fit.
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Yet, like many things with Trump, there remains a screen of privacy around her visits down here, an oblique notion that she is off somewhere, for large chunks of time away from the White House, doing whatever she sees fit to do, at her own pace, on her own schedule, unrelated to that of her husband, or his priorities or habits -- an independent way of life that has become the calling card of this administration's first lady.
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For most of the season, DiscoverWestworld has been presented as a typical promotional website for a vacation destination run by Delos Incorporated, albeit one with an intriguing terms of service contract (in which guests give Delos the rights to their "skin cells, bodily fluids, secretions, excretions, hair samples, saliva, sweat, blood, and any other bodily functions not listed here," to be used however the company sees fit) and a virtual host called Aeden who is programmed to cryptically answer all your questions — including hints about the show's ongoing plotlines. DiscoverWestworld.
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Here are some of the key findings of the report that directly contradict Trump's claims: CNN's Jim Sciutto summed up the remarkable contrasts in a single tweet on Tuesday: The nation's senior-most intel officials are making clear many of Trump's claims are not based on intelligence:- ISIS is not defeated- North Korea is not denuclearizing- Russia still interfering in US elections- Climate change is real & endangers US national security As president, Trump has every right to make foreign policy decisions as he sees fit, and he's not required to listen to what the US intelligence community tells him.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE said Sunday he will continue to speak out against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE when he sees fit, but acknowledged that he agrees with a number of the president's policies.
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