Allen's family wants Brown to serve out her original sentence.
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Phil Bryant to serve out the remainder of former Sen.
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Then vice president, Temer will serve out her term through 2018.
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He** will** serve** out** the** remaining** 64** days** of** his** term**.
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But chances are she's not going to serve out that term.
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He closed out the game with a great serve out wide.
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I do not think the president will serve out his term.
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He wants to serve out his current term, ending on Nov.
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"I will serve out my full six year term," then-Sen.
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They'll be competing to serve out the remainder of retired Sen.
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Martha McSally, who was appointed to serve out the late Sen.
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Once elected, Wisconsin Supreme Court justices serve out 10-year terms.
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Also, the chairman said he expects to serve out his full term.
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Hyde-Smith will serve out the remaining two years of former Sen.
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The winner will serve out the remaining two years of former Sen.
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Lamb will serve out the remaining eight months of former Republican Rep.
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He will serve out her term through 2018 if she is convicted.
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But he netted a backhand return on a Nadal serve out wide.
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Rather than serve out his time in a meaningless job, he quit.
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That would give him the mandate to serve out his LDP presidency.
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"It is fully my intention to serve out my term," she said.
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He threatened to resign but decided to serve out his second term.
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And the odds that Trump won't serve out his term grow greater.
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If he complies with the judge's orders, he will not have to serve out his term, but if he fails to comply with those orders or re-offends, he could be ordered to serve out the year behind bars.
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If Adim complies with the judge's orders, he will not have to serve out his term, but if he fails to comply with those orders or re-offends, he could be ordered to serve out the year behind bars.
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Brian Kemp will appoint him to serve out the remaining term of Sen.
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Temer would serve out Rousseff's term until 2018 if she is found guilty.
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Handel will serve out the rest of Price's term, which ends in 2018.
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Whoever wins that will serve out the remainder of Cochran's term until 2020.
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Its mission is to serve out-of-school, unemployed and at-risk youths.
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Belcher will serve out the rest of Johnson's term, which ends in December.
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Martha McSally to serve out the next two years of the late Sen.
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Let him serve out his two remaining years, then throw him to the courts.
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He reported to prison on Monday to serve out his three-year prison sentence.
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He said he would serve out his term as mayor, which ends in December.
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She will continue to serve out her 25-year sentence behind bars, Houston says.
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Strange was appointed in February to serve out the remaining term of former Sen.
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Whoever is elected will serve out the remaining 19 months of Mr. Lee's term.
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The winner of the special election will serve out the remainder of ex-Rep.
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The general election to serve out the remainder of Sessions's term is Dec. 12.
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But he has said he intends to serve out his current term, ending Nov.
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Davenport failed to serve out the match at 19973-5 in the second set.
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Diamond reported to the Ozaukee County Jail to serve out a 4 month sentence.
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The 78-year-old Tennessee Republican will serve out the rest of his current term.
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The winner of that race would serve out the remaining two years of Sessions' term.
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The low security facility where Miller, 50, will serve out her sentence is female-only.
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However, nothing requires a Fed governor to serve out their full term, and many don't.
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Her pragmatic deputy, Michel Temer, will serve out the remaining 26 months off her term.
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If he screws up, the judge can force him to serve out the prison sentence.
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Davidson will serve out the remainder of Boehner's term, through the end of this year.
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Those who plead guilty would be allowed to serve out their sentences in foreign countries.
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The Fed chairman said yesterday that he intends to serve out his four-year term.
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Voters elected him two months later to serve out the rest of Mr. Stark's term.
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John McCain, hasn't expressed any desire to serve out her late husband's term in Washington.
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"I hope and pray he will serve out his sentence now and find some humility."
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If granted, parole allows a prisoner to serve out the remainder of their sentence under supervision.
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Jon Kyl, who had previously been appointed to serve out a portion of the late Sen.
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If next year, the vice president would take over and serve out his remaining two years.
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Then Kyl was appointed to serve out the remainder of John McCain's term, and work slowed.
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The deal allows Perez to serve out her sentence in her home state of South Dakota.
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He will serve out his full term, run through the tape, and then retire in January.
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Fears are growing among investors that Trump might not serve out his first term, analysts said.
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Despite the jitters, the smart money still says that Mrs Merkel will serve out her term.
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In early March, Comey said he planned to serve out the full remainder of his term.
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The special election to serve out the remainder of Sessions's term is set for Dec. 12.
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"It is fully my intention to serve out that term," she told the Joint Economic Committee.
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The state legislature will appoint a successor, who will serve out the remainder of Schneiderman's term.
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He was appointed to the U.S Senate in 2009 to serve out the term of Sen.
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She told me back in 2018 that she'd serve out her full Senate term if reelected.
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Nadal then hit a serve out wide that Federer could not return and it was over.
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After sentencing, Sharper is expected to serve out his term in federal prison in Oklahoma City.
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Merkel's role: Ms. Merkel has said she will serve out her term, which ends in 24.
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The governor said he always planned to serve out his full term, which ends in 2018.
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Ms. Yellen has not commented on her own plans, beyond committing to serve out her term.
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In a video released later Friday evening, Northam indicated he plans to serve out his term.
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But once again, Clinton was acquitted by the Senate and got to serve out his term.
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Curtis will serve out the next year in the House before he faces reelection next November.
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"At this point I plan to serve out my term," he told reporters in the Capitol.
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If she wins, she'll serve out the rest of Persky's six-year term, which ends in 2022.
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The judge decided Meredith needed to go to jail to serve out her missed community service hours.
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Hyde-Smith is still seen as the front-runner to serve out the remainder of former Sen.
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Tai beat out Republican Wendi Thomas to serve out the remaining six months of former state Rep.
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The winner of November's election will serve out the remainder of Franken's term, which runs though 2020.
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Last April, a company spokesman said Harrison planned to serve out his contract ending in June 26.
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Doug Ducey says he'll appoint a Republican successor to serve out the late senator's term through 2020.
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But there is some drama in the race to serve out the remainder of former GOP Sen.
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Davidson will serve out the rest of Boehner's term, which runs through the end of this year.
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The candidate who receives the most votes on Tuesday will serve out the remainder of the term.
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If by some miracle he should serve out his first term, he mustn't be allowed a second.
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Leading by 5-4, 40-30, she drilled a serve out wide at 114 miles per hour.
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As a Dutch national he needed a guarantee he can serve out any sentence in the Netherlands.
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Mr. Trump would be smart to go against lawmakers and let Mr. Cordray serve out his term.
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Consider that Rubio has refused to promise that he will serve out his full term if reelected.
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Moore will face Democrat Doug Jones for the right to serve out the remainder of Sessions's term.
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To me this is an indication that she's expecting to serve out her term and go home.
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Whoever wins the 2018 election would serve out the remainder of Franken's term, which runs through 2020.
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A spokesman for the company said Harrison plans to serve out his contract that ends in 2017.
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In his speeches, he sometimes suggests he will not live to serve out his six-year term.
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Both seem to plan to serve out their terms, meaning they've still got another year in office.
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If he doesn't comply with the judge's terms, he'd have to serve out a year in jail.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen wants to serve out her term despite pressure from President-elect Donald Trump.
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And so you need what's called a server to sit in the middle and serve out that data.
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Hyde-Smith's victory means she will serve out the rest of Cochran's Senate term, which ends in 2020.
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The Bulgarian then sent one of his forehands long to allow his opponent to serve out the match.
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If Rousseff were found guilty Temer would, in theory, serve out the rest of her term until 2018.
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But before long, Trump will have to name someone to serve out the FBI director's 10-year term.
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The winner of the special election will serve out the remainder of Sessions's term, which ends in 2020.
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In early March, Comey said he planned to serve out the full remainder of his 10-year term.
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Takai said he plans to serve out the rest of his term, through the remainder of this year.
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DeSantis said that convicted felons who serve out their sentences should have to "earn" their voting rights back.
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Whoever wins the seat in 2020 will serve out the remainder of McCain's term, which expires in 2022.
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The governor has now given signals that he is planning to serve out his term in New Jersey.
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The latter said in January that he believed Dijsselbloem should serve out his term, however the Dutch voted.
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He said that he would serve out his current term, which runs through the end of next year.
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She requested that the judge allow Sauytbay to serve out a period of probation at her husband's house.
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Eighty-nine percent of GOP voters said that the president would serve out the remainder of his term.
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Ryan announced Wednesday morning that he will serve out the remainder of his term and retire in January.
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A special election to serve out the last two years of Cochran's term will take place on Nov.
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Even Ms. Merkel's closest allies are now publicly acknowledging that she may not serve out her fourth term.
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Mike Parson, a Republican, will be sworn in and serve out Greitens's term, which ends in January 2021.
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Part of the problem here is Ryan's decision to announce his departure but try to serve out the year.
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He did not say whether he will serve out the rest of him term, which expires in July 2018.
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Yet he survived an impeachment trial to serve out his term, once again rising to new heights of popularity.
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Polis said in response to questions on Twitter that he would serve out the remainder of his current term.
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"I currently plan to serve out my term to help the #resistance and fight Trump's radical agenda," he tweeted.
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There will be a special election in November 2020 to serve out the remaining two years of McCain's term.
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Hyde-Smith defeated former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy (D) to serve out the remaining two years of former Sen.
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After detainees plead guilty, the provision says, they would be able to serve out their sentences in foreign countries.
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"If he has to serve out his 12-year sentence here, I will never leave this place," she said.
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I replied that I loved my work and intended to stay and serve out my tenyear term as Director.
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So what was Kyrgios's response to a disgruntled fan as he waited for Zverev to serve out the match?
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They also invested in a dual window, which allows them to serve out of either side of the truck.
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Phil Bryant (R) to serve out the rest of Cochran's term after he leaves April 2900 over health issues.
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If she is convicted, interim President Michel Temer, of the PMDB party, will serve out her term through 2018.
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Nassar will first serve out his federal punishment before turning to his state court sentences, which will be served concurrently.
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If Rousseff is impeached, Temer takes over and will serve out her term, which is set to end in 2018.
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CBS reports that he will serve out a seven-year sentence in Romania before serving his sentence in the US.
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If the Senate votes to convict Ms Rousseff by a two-thirds majority, Mr Temer will serve out her term.
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Jones, a former federal prosecutor, will serve out the rest of the term formerly held by Sessions until January 2021.
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There would then be an election in 2018 for someone to serve out the remaining two years of his term.
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I replied that I loved my work and intended to stay and serve out my ten- year term as Director.
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Jessie Duarte, the deputy secretary general, said that Mr. Zuma would serve out his full term until elections next year.
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He was appointed in 22019 to serve out the last four years of the Senate term of the late Sen.
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The winner of the June election will serve out the rest of Boehner's term through the end of this year.
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Patrick Murphy, moderator Jonathan Karl of ABC News asked Rubio if he pledges to serve out an entire Senate term.
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Six staff were sent to jail last week to serve out the remainder of their sentences, two of their lawyers said.
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Murray, a Democrat and the city's first openly gay mayor, had planned to serve out his current term, which ends Dec.
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Mrs Merkel, the chancellor, and Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the CDU leader, want the "GroKo" to serve out its term until 2021.
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Both women insist that no change is imminent, and two-thirds of Germans want Mrs Merkel to serve out her term.
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Temer, who would serve out Rousseff's term until 2018 if she is found guilty by the Senate, has little popular support.
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Were Temer to be found guilty, Congress would appoint a caretaker president to serve out his term, which ends on Jan.
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If he does NOT complete the required amount, the judge could order him to serve out the 20 days in jail.
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Ryan, who has been in Congress since 1999, will serve out the remainder of his term and leave office in January.
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" "It seems we've been crated... (and sent to Washington) to serve out our time together on display at the Supreme Court.
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Smith is the early favorite to serve out Franken's final two years in Minnesota's first-ever Senate matchup between two women.
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Kirk served the head of the DNC from 1985 to 1989 and was tapped to serve out the rest of Sen.
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Joseph Dunford, who took on the role in 2015, is expected to serve out his term, which expires later next year.
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Assistant District Attorney Cindy Hendrickson is poised to win the election to serve out the four remaining years of Persky's term.
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Like say, when you create soft-serve out of them and then eat said soft-serve between two oversized cookie shells.
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But during an interview with MSNBC's Chuck Todd Wasserman Schultz said she plans to serve out her term with the party.
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"What I previously said is that I absolutely intend to serve out my term," she responded to a question from Rep.
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The effects will be felt in Berlin, where some already question whether Ms. Merkel can serve out her full fourth term.
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Greg Abbott to serve out the term of a predecessor who resigned over mental health issues, rarely advertises her party affiliation.
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Brian Kemp will appoint a replacement to serve out his term through the next general election, coming up in November 2020.
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In an interesting twist, McSally is up for reelection this year, after she was appointed to serve out part of Sen.
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That has many in South Korea predicting that Mr. Lee, if his conviction is upheld, will serve out his prison term.
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Forming a new coalition could allow Mahathir to serve out a full term instead of handing over to Anwar as promised.
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Mandel will continue to serve out his term as treasurer but ended the Senate campaign to focus on his wife's health.
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He didn't have to serve out the additional years though, as a state parole board wiped the charges later that same year.
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Such a deal would allow Savchenko and the Russian soldiers to be transferred to their home countries to serve out their sentences.
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It is rare for Japan's top banks to change chief executives before they serve out their traditional four- to six-year terms.
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U.S. prosecutors argued that Blagojevich should serve out the entire sentence as he still does not take responsibility for his illegal actions.
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Luther Strange (R-Ala.) and serve out Sessions's entire term, he could be forced to account for his previous criticism of Trump.
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She vowed to serve out her term as chancellor until 2021 — but some analysts and politicians speculated that elections could come sooner.
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But Nadal pulled away after that to serve out the victory on his second match point when Chung hit a forehand long.
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A national election is not scheduled until 2021, and Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she intends to serve out her full term.
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"I do intend to serve out my four-year term," Yellen said at the press conference following the bank's rate decision Wednesday.
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It's still uncertain whether Breed will serve out the remainder of Lee's term and how much she will earn in the position.
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"We have no intention of moving it and it will continue to serve out its purpose," Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said.
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And I had repeatedly assured him that I did intend to stay and serve out the remaining six years of my term.
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Williams failed to serve out the match at 5-3 in the second set, but she broke Strycova in the next game.
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Even lawmakers who intend to serve out the rest of their terms "have 28500 6900/2628 million reasons not to," Adler quipped.
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Keys refused to throw in the towel, however, and foiled the Czech's first attempt to serve out the match at 5-4.
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Murray, 32, lost a tetchy battle with the world number 12 in which the Briton twice failed to serve out the match.
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That left Thiem, who recorded his best grand slam showing in reaching last year's semi-final, to serve out the first set.
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His lawyers had argued that he would not survive the trip if forced to return to Georgia to serve out his sentence.
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One of the biggest issues remaining for Mr. Manafort is whether he will be allowed to serve out his two sentences simultaneously.
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Two Republicans and two Democrats are contesting a special election to serve out the remainder of retired Republican Senator Thad Cochran's term.
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Serving for the set, Kenin thought she had bagged it when Williams returned long, only for the umpire to rule her serve out.
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If Rousseff is convicted and definitively removed from office, interim President Michel Temer will serve out the remainder of her term through 2018.
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The vice-president, Michel Temer, who has been acting president since May, would then serve out the remaining 28 months of her term.
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Blankenship will serve out his sentence in a California prison, likely chosen due to its proximity to a home he owns in Nevada.
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He will serve out the remainder of Farenthold's term, which runs through January and is also running for a full two-year term.
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That, they believe, is the minimum to bury the "Europe question" and ensure Cameron is able to serve out his term to 20103.
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After a trial in the Senate, he was acquitted, and went on to serve out the remainder of his second term as president.
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A weakened Rouhani, unable to push such policies, is likely to serve out his term, which ends in 2021, another senior official said.
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He will serve out Mr. Kuczynski's term through 2021, but he will have to live with a Congress dominated by Keiko Fujimori's party.
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But he failed to serve out the victory there, double-faulting on break point, then couldn't convert two match points at 5-3.
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The New York state legislature just interviewed potential candidates this week to serve out the remainder of disgraced Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's term.
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Cohen is seeking to shorten his sentence from three years to one or alternatively allow him to serve out the remainder at home.
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Vice President Michel Temer, from the center-right Democratic Movement Party, will serve out the rest of Rousseff's term, which ends January 2019.
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Trump will not win a second term, if his attention span allows him to serve out his entire term in the first place.
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Ms. Merkel has repeatedly stressed that she intends to serve out her fourth term, which would normally end in the fall of 2021.
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He will remain in custody at the court's detention center in The Hague until judges determine where he will serve out his sentence.
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The New York state legislature appointed a new attorney general on Tuesday to serve out the remainder of disgraced Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's term.
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CNN reported on Tuesday that "McConnell and other national Republican powerhouses" are advocating for McSally to serve out the the term of Arizona Sen.
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Mayor will continue to serve The mayor told people gathered for the announcement that he will serve out his term, which ends in December.
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Now, having complied with the terms of that agreement, al Darbi will serve out the balance of his 6900-year sentence in Saudi Arabia.
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Pete Wilson, who rode an anti-immigrant proposition to a re-election victory in 21625 promised voters he would serve out his full term.
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Responding to a reporter's question, Powell said that despite public criticism from Trump, he intends to serve out his four-year term (The Hill).
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The senator, who will serve out his entire term if he wins reelection, added that he looks forward to a "spirited campaign" against Ross.
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Merkel said at a press conference on Monday that she will serve out the remainder of her term as chancellor, which ends in 2021.
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Nishikori needed three match points to serve out for victory but wrapped up the contest after 122 minutes when Tsonga slashed another forehand wide.
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Second, it is no longer mere wishful thinking that Trump either won't serve out his term or won't be on the ballot next year.
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Pressed for a direct promise to serve out a full term, Cuomo slammed the door shut on any further speculation about a presidential run.
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McSally lost her Senate race to Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in 290 and got to be a senator anyways, appointed to serve out McCain's term.
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Now, having complied with the terms of that agreement, al Darbi will serve out the balance of his 13-year sentence in Saudi Arabia.
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O'Connor believes grassroots energy will help to propel him to Washington, where Tuesday's winner will serve out the remainder of recently retired GOP Rep.
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Few observers believe Mrs Merkel's stated wish to serve out her term as chancellor until 2021 will be granted should Mr Merz become party leader.
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He was freed on September 8, 2014 and permitted to serve out the rest of his sentence wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet at all times.
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Michel Temer, Rousseff's former vice president who has been the interim president since her suspension in May, will serve out the remainder of her term.
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If Rousseff is impeached or resigns (never, she claims), Temer's position will become permanent, and he will serve out her term, which expires in 2018.
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Despite the fainting episode, Dayton, also a Democrat, said he felt fit to serve out the remainder of his term that runs until early 2018.
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"Incarcerated women face unique challenges and therefore deserve specific protections while they serve out their sentences," Durbin said in a written statement to CNN Thursday.
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If at least 54 senators subsequently vote to remove her, Mr Temer would probably serve out the rest of the term, which ends in 2018.
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Although she resigned as the party head, Tsai -- the first woman to be elected President of Taiwan -- will serve out the remainder of her term.
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She reiterated Tuesday on MSNBC that said she plans to serve out her term with the party, despite Sanders's calls for her to step down.
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The rejection means that Shkreli, 36, will have to serve out the remainder of his seven-year prison term, and forfeit more than $6.4 million.
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Singapore has been stepping up restrictions, including ordering all travelers to serve out a 14-day self quarantine period when they arrive in the country.
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She has sought to suppress such speculation, insisting she plans to serve out her term, but the poor election showing has only fueled the uncertainty.
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Mr. Cuomo pledged to serve out a full third term if he defeats the Republican candidate, Marcus J. Molinaro, the Dutchess County executive, in November.
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The general election is set for April 28, and the winner will serve out the rest of late lawmaker's term through the end of 2020.
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"There are few signs of patriotism more powerful than offering to serve out of the limelight," President Obama said to C.I.A. staff members in 2009.
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As of press time, Tlaib and Jones were still duking it out in a special election to serve out the remainder of Conyers's current term.
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Charles was released from prison — but prosecutors fought it, and he was forced to return to prison to serve out the remainder of the term.
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The judge will decide whether Conrad can enroll in a new program or will have to serve out his 90-day sentence in jail instead.
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Mark Takai died in office in late July, leaving his seat open for a successor to serve out the last two months of his term.
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Tokayev, a 65-year-old career diplomat fluent in Russian, English and Chinese, now has a mandate to serve out the final year of Nazarbayev's term.
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If she is dismissed, interim President Michel Temer would officially take over as Brazil's leader to serve out the remainder of the presidential term through 2018.
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Northam has so far resisted an avalanche of bipartisan calls to resign — including from Herring — saying he intends to serve out the remainder of his term.
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Alexander, who has been in the Senate since 2003, said he will serve out the remainder of his term, which runs through the end of 2020.
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A crucial issue in the talks will be whether Mugabe will be allowed to serve out the rest of his term ahead of next year's vote.
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The Alabama Senate special election to serve out the remainder of Sessions's term, a contest between Moore and Democrat Doug Jones, is set for Dec. 12.
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But the woman who has dominated European politics for 12-1/2 years appears greatly diminished, raising questions over whether she will serve out her term.
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Goerges broke Vekic early in the second and had the chance to serve out the match at 5-4 but nerves got the better of her.
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She told lawmakers she had no interest in running for attorney general in the fall but would like to serve out the remainder of Schneiderman's term.
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Lowey, 82, is the first woman to chair the powerful committee and pledged to serve out the remainder of her term atop the panel (The Hill).
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Daniel Tarullo, the Federal Reserve governor who oversees many of the central bank's regulatory efforts, is not expected to serve out his term through early 2022.
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Temer could serve out the remainder of suspended President Dilma Rousseff's term, through the end of 2018, if she is found guilty of breaking budget laws.
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"Chill in the cooler" doesn't mean put on ice, here, or not literally; it means to DO TIME, sit in the slammer, serve out a sentence.
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If Trump's impeachment led to his removal from office, Vice President Mike Pence would serve out the remainder of his term, set to expire on Jan.
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A strategic selection Under Georgia law, whoever replaces Isakson will have to run in November 2020 to serve out the last two years of his term.
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If the Senate convicts Rousseff on Tuesday or Wednesday as expected, Temer, 75, will be sworn in to serve out the rest of her term through 13.
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If Venezuelans vote Mr Maduro out of office after January 10th the vice-president will serve out the rest of his term, which ends in January 2019.
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The 2013 Obama appointee was expected to serve out the remainder of his five-year term—a length specifically designed to prevent overt politicization of the office.
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Joseph Dunford, who took on the role in 2015, is expected to serve out the remainder of his term which will finish at the end of September.
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Last month Iran's foreign ministry spokesman said Zaghari-Ratcliffe will serve out her full sentence, dismissing a call for her release by a British minister visiting Tehran.
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Yellen, who like Trump turned 70 last summer, has said little about the subject other than that she intended to serve out her current four year term.
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The protagonist (egotistical and flavorless, as I assumed), is imprisoned in a full immersion VR capsule to serve out his prison sentence in an MMO copper mine.
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He was elected to go to Washington to serve out the term of a Democratic senator who had died in office, becoming the chamber's first Hispanic member.
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If the Senate votes by a two-thirds majority to convict Ms Rousseff, Mr Temer would serve out the rest of her term, which ends in 2018.
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Doug Ducey (R) will appoint a Republican to fill in for McCain until a special election in 2020 determines who will serve out McCain's final two years.
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The Kentucky Republican said Tuesday that Strange will serve out the rest of the session, so Jones probably won't be sworn in until at least January 3.
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Asked directly by a member of the Joint Economic Committee on Thursday, Yellen said she planned to serve out her term as chair, which ends in 2018.
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Mr. de Blasio, for one, is headed to Iowa even before being sworn into his second term as mayor, which he has repeatedly pledged to serve out.
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The military sent Ms. Manning to serve out her sentence as a medium-security inmate at the Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks, its main prison for male inmates.
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Many of these bills, along with new reforms introduced this Congress, could provide meaningful reform for prisoners as they serve out their sentences and eventually reenter society.
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Tina Smith (D) to fill the seat until the 85033 elections, when a successor would be chosen to serve out the remaining two years of Franken's term.
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Anyone who enters Taiwan will also have to serve out a home quarantine period of 14 days, the report said, citing its health minister Chen Shih-chung.
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Netanyahu has said he wants to serve out his term, but politicians close to him say that his precarious parliamentary situation means an early election is likely.
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Victor Cha of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a think-tank, says she may well serve out her last year "without a party to support her".
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The boxer and his wife then fled the country before he could be imprisoned, but returned several years later in 1920 so he could serve out his sentence.
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YOU ARE 23 years old, fresh out of the academy and eager to protect and serve, out on what was supposed to be a quiet weekday-afternoon patrol.
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But Temer has avoided unpopular austerity measures needed to balance Brazil's overdrawn accounts until he is definitely confirmed in the job to serve out Rousseff's mandate to 2018.
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Her former vice-president, Michel Temer, who has been interim president since May, was sworn in hours later to serve out the remaining 43 months of her term.
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The vice-president, Michel Temer, who comes from a different party, will take over and serve out her term if the Senate removes her from office (see article).
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The special election to serve out the last two years of Cochran's term will be a "jungle primary" where candidates from both parties compete in the same race.
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But in two key regulatory posts — the Federal Reserve and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — Obama appointees have made clear they intend to serve out their terms into 2018.
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In a statement announcing Ryan's decision earlier, advisor Brendan Buck said Ryan told colleagues Wednesday that he will serve out his full term and leave office in January.
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They will join the board immediately and serve out the unexpired terms of the players they are replacing, which run through the 2020 Wimbledon competition, the ATP announced.
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But the CNN brass apparently prefer the absolute certainty of, say, attorney Michael Avenatti — "I guarantee Trump will not serve out his term" — to my calibrated legal analysis.
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Two days later, Mr. Veiga was flown to Brazil to serve out the remainder of his 26-year sentence and probably face a long list of new charges.
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The agency will meet its legal obligation to convene meetings of the consumer advisory board and current members will be allowed to serve out the year, he said.
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In addition to the primary, however, the district is also holding a special election for someone to replace Hill and serve out her existing term through this year.
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In addition to the primary, however, the district is also holding a special election for someone to replace Hill and serve out her existing term through this year.
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He died in Germany in 2012, at the age of 91, before he could serve out his jail sentence for his role in the death of 28,000 people.
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In the special election, a candidate who receives more than 50 percent of the vote will serve out the rest of Hill's term, which runs through January 85033.
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Under Utah law, if Mr. Reyes does not serve out his term, he can use his donations to make donations to other campaigns, political action committees or charities.
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We're told prisoners don't typically serve out their sentences at FCI Miami, they are given a risk assessment to determine which prison is the best fit for them.
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Brian Kemp of Georgia, that was precisely the point of selecting her to serve out the term of Mr. Isakson, who retired in December because of an illness.
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At the news conference Friday, Ms. Link said she will serve out the remainder of Ms. Bucher's term but does not plan to run for election in 2020.
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Popov got permission from Judge Carter to visit Ukraine, provided he return to California by August 18 to serve out the remainder of his three years of supervised release.
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He said on Wednesday he intended to serve out his full term as FIDE president and would decide next year whether to run for re-election in September 2018.
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Guzman, who has been in isolation for two and a half years, is expected to serve out his sentence in the nation's most secure federal prison in Florence, Colorado.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said on Monday he believe scandal-hit President Michel Temer will survive a corruption investigation and serve out his full term.
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A Dutch lawyer who pleaded guilty to lying to investigators examining Russia's role in the 2016 presidential election has reported to a federal prison to serve out his sentence.
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Trump has explored demoting Powell, but the Fed chair stressed Wednesday that the law is clear and he intends to serve out the rest of his four-year term.
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Murray broke back when Simon missed a set point and failed to serve out the set at 5-3, but then lost his own serve for a third time.
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Martin Gruenberg has said he will serve out his five-year term as FDIC chairman, which ends in late 2017, although his term as director doesn't expire until 2018.
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"I have said that I intended to serve out my term as chair and I'm really not going to comment … beyond there," Yellen said during a Wednesday news conference.
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She'll serve out the remaining two years of McCain's term, which expires in January 2021, facing a special election for a full, six-year term in 2020 (The Hill).
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If the Senate convicts her in a final vote expected in mid-August, Rousseff will be definitively removed from office and Temer will serve out her term through 2018.
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"I have said that I intended to serve out my term as chair and I'm really not going to comment ... beyond there," Yellen said during a Wednesday press conference.
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And in the case of marijuana convictions, they're forced to watch them go on to profit from the very acts for which the disfavored masses serve out their sentences.
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It was not immediately clear after the Supreme Court's ruling on Wednesday whether he would serve out the remainder of his jail term or be deported immediately to Morocco.
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The satellite will use its fuel to reach orbit around the Earth with a gravitational assist from the moon, allowing it serve out a longer-term mission, as well.
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That victory for Temer would all but ensure that Brazil's most unpopular modern day president will survive the crisis and serve out his term through the end of 2018.
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"The president increasingly appears unlikely to serve out his term in office," wrote Fernando Freijedo, an analyst with the Economist Intelligence Unit, in a note to clients on Friday.
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She raced to a 5-2 lead in the second but Barty saved three match points in the next game before the American came back to serve out the match.
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If he retires or dies in office, whoever Arizona's governor appoints to replace him will have to run in a special election to serve out the rest of his term.
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Temer was then formally sworn in as president before the congress, with a mandate to serve out the remainder of her term that was due to last until December 2018.
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Jones recalls that she even left her purse in her car that day, thinking she would have time to sort her affairs well before beginning to serve out her punishment.
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Garg told media later on Thursday that he had sought voluntary retirement, but would serve out a notice period of three months and take charge as power secretary until then.
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If Collins decides to run and succeeds, LePage would be tasked with appointing someone to serve out the remaining two years of her current Senate term before he left office.
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Her conservative former Vice President Michel Temer, who has run the country since her suspension in May, will be sworn to serve out the remainder of her term through 2018.
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U.S. District Court Judge James Zagel ruled Blagojevich, 59, must remain in a Colorado prison, siding with demands by prosecutors that he serve out his original, full sentence through 2024.
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Avenatti, by the way, who has been dead-on in his predictions of how the Stormy-Donald contretemps would unfold, says that the president won't serve out his first term.
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McSally will serve out the remaining two years of McCain's term, which expires in January 2628, and will face a special election for a full, six-year term in 28503.
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Williams, who last won Wimbledon in 2008, was unable to convert two match points in the second set before a rain break, but she returned to serve out for victory.
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The winner of the 2020 special election will serve out the remaining two years of McCain's term and then will face reelection for a full, six-year term in 2022.
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Kohlschreiber came from behind to win the first set, but passed up on an opportunity to serve out the match in the second, allowing the Russian to force the decider.
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Mr. Ramaphosa is expected to serve out the remainder of Mr. Zuma's term, which ends in mid-2019, and will be eligible to run for two full terms after that.
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Halep continued to struggle as she attempted to serve out for the win for a second time, slapping her thighs and berating herself after missing on her third match point.
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In the second set, Svitolina had two match points on return at 5-3, but Konta saved each with strong serves to force the Ukrainian to serve out the match.
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Even though Mr. Sharif's party will nominate another leader as interim prime minister to serve out the full five-year term, Mr. Sharif's ouster will mar the country's democratic transition.
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The only two to serve out the remainder of their term until a change in the administration — Peake and McDonald — served only two and two and a half years, respectively.
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" "This is going to ultimately be what the dominoes sequence will be," he added before declaring that Cohen will be indicted and that President Trump "won't serve out his term.
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If she is convicted in mid-August, as many analysts still expect, Rousseff will be permanently removed from office and Temer would serve out her mandate until the 2018 elections.
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Not only would it set up prison education programs, the legislation would also allow prisoners to serve out the final days of their sentences in halfway houses or home confinement.
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Lam immediately, there was intense speculation in Hong Kong about whether she would be allowed to serve out the remaining three years of her five-year term as chief executive.
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After Haley is sworn in and resigns as governor of South Carolina, the state's Lieutenant Governor, Henry McMaster, will replace her and serve out the final two years of her term.
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Franks, who had previously indicated he would serve out the next month, announced his immediate resignation on Friday afternoon after Politico inquired about new allegations of sexual impropriety made against him.
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But Temer's allies argued that the charges should be thrown out because the country needs Temer to serve out his mandate through the end of 2018 for political and economic stability.
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Federal prosecutors countered, recommending in documents filed just before a midnight Tuesday deadline that Blagojevich serve out his original 14-year sentence, of which he has served more than four years.
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By Thursday, reports indicated the 93-year-old Mugabe was still trying to persuade top generals that he should be allowed to serve out his presidential term until elections next year.
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Although Murray has consistently denied the accusations, calling them politically motivated, he dropped his re-election bid and will serve out his term, which concludes at the end of the year.
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If the Senate convicts Rousseff on Tuesday or Wednesday, as is widely expected, interim leader Michel Temer will be sworn in to serve out the rest of her term through 2018.
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Cochran's term is not up until January 2021, meaning that Mississippi will hold a special election later this year to choose a successor to serve out the remainder of his term.
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She would then be able to serve out her term until 2018, though many in Brasilia think she would be too weak to govern and would have to call early elections.
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It appears the reality star will not serve out his full sentence at the prison with his release date now expected to be August of next year, according to the ADC.
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Ryan's deference to the people of Wisconsin, by not asking them to vote for him when it was very likely he wouldn't serve out his term, is an honorable move. 3.
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It also offered to let a senior Turkish executive, convicted by a federal court in Manhattan for participating in the scheme, to serve out the rest of his sentence back home.
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He then reneged and decided to serve out his term, but the ethics committee admonished him for his behavior and he was treated as an outcast by many of his colleagues.
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In command, he abruptly handed the controls to the grateful Daniel, failing to serve out the opening set at 5-3 and then going on to lose it in a tiebreaker.
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It did so even as it acknowledged that the legal question was significant and that the department's new position could lead to harsh results, condemning inmates to serve out unlawful sentences.
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Earlier this month, the former Trump lawyer asked the judge to shorten his sentence from three years to one or, alternatively, to allow him to serve out the remainder at home.
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So far, the 93-year-old is insistent he remains Zimbabwe's legitimate leader, and should be allowed should serve out the rest of his term, Reuters reported, citing a senior political source.
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Trump has so far allowed only one prisoner to leave: a Saudi who was transferred to his homeland to serve out the rest of his sentence as part of a plea deal.
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Tokayev pledged to continue the policies of veteran leader Nursultan Nazarbayev, who unexpectedly resigned on Tuesday after three decades in power, and will serve out the presidential term ending in April 2020.
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But despite that, the state's Supreme Court recently ruled that Brown, now 30, must serve out the rest of her sentence, which is 51 years, before she can be considered for parole.
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Michel Temer, Rousseff's former vice president who has been serving as interim president since her suspension in May, will assume the office of president and serve out the remainder of her term.
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A Reuters poll a few days ago found a majority of economists expect Yellen to serve out the remainder of her term until early 2018 but don't think she will be reappointed.
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Thiem, seeded third, failed to serve out the opening set at 5-4 but won the final three points in the tiebreak, before taking control of the match in the second set.
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"She is in good health," he said in a television interview, adding that "of course" she was fit to serve out her term, due to run until federal elections in October 2021.
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Australian Stosur, who has a history of suffering attacks of nerves in front of home fans, struggled to serve out the match at Rod Laver Arena and double-faulted on match point.
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In January of this year Mr Ghobash went further, allowing workers to leave their jobs even before the end of their contract, as long as they serve out a fixed notice period.
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If she is convicted in mid-August, as many analysts still expect, Ms. Rousseff will be permanently removed from office, and Mr. Temer will serve out her term until the 2018 election.
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Mr. Murdoch, by all accounts, apologized to no one and ousted Mr. Giles as editor, giving him the nonjob of editor emeritus to serve out the final two years of his contract.
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On Wednesday night, Ms. Coulter predicted that Mr. Trump either would not serve out his term or would fail to get re-elected; he unfollowed her on Twitter a short time later.
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With political leaders and editorial boards recommending that she serve out the remainder of Mr. Schneiderman's term, which ends in December, Ms. Underwood seemed the prohibitive favorite to get the Legislature's approval.
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Though Ms. Merkel vowed to serve out her term until 2021, few observers believe she can hang on that long, speculating that new elections could be held as early as next year.
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While the winner will only serve out the remainder of the state House's current term and the seat will be up for grabs again in November, the race has garnered national attention.
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If a member of Congress promises to vote one way on a particular bill and then does the opposite, that lawmaker will still serve out their term even if the voters rebel.
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A special election for the seat is set for November 85033, and Smith said she intends to run to serve out the remainder of Franken's term in office, which goes through 2020.
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On Monday, Balazs got the first service break of the set for a 6-5 lead, then needed three match points and staved off a break point to serve out the match.
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Kihuen's decision to serve out the rest of his term will avert a special election, meaning that Democrats and Republicans will be able to hold primaries where voters select their respective nominees.
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If he violates the conditions of his parole — which are likely to bar him from having weapons or associating with criminals — he could return to prison to serve out his full sentence.
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The 48-year-old Ryan also said he did not believe it would be a problem for him to serve out his term, even as a leadership race intensifies to replace him.
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Mrs Merkel's successor as party leader will have a strong chance of succeeding her as chancellor—perhaps as soon as next year (although Mrs Merkel wishes to serve out her term until 2021).
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He was released from prison last October after almost a year behind bars and allowed to serve out his term under house arrest on his uncle's property in a wealthy suburb of Pretoria.
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In 2013, Mr. Christie named Mr. Hoffman to replace Jeffrey Chiesa, the attorney general at the time, after Mr. Chiesa resigned to serve out the United States Senate term of Frank R. Lautenberg.
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You never quite know the tone that Disney will aim to strike with sequels of popular movies, but let me tell you, it looks like the Frozen sequel will mostly serve out distress.
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Temer, who replaced impeached president Dilma Rousseff four months ago and will serve out the remainder of her term through 2018, repeated that his government would not raise taxes to restore its finances.
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He will serve out that time at a medium-security federal prison in Cumberland, Md. On top of his sentence, he was ordered to pay a $28500,6900 fine and $2628 million in restitution.
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So instead of receiving a breath of new political life with a spot in the new administration, Christie returns to New Jersey to serve out the rest of his final term as governor.
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A new provision written into annual defense authorization legislation would allow prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to plead guilty via videoconference in civilian court, and possibly to serve out sentences in other countries.
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A judge last week set a February 2020 trial date for Collins, meaning if he wins re-election, he will serve out much of his next term with the charges hanging over him.
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"But my own preference would be that he not be impeached, but that he be able to serve out his term, because I think he wants to do a good job," he said.
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The sixth-ranked Dimitrov maintained his focus despite being narrowly denied a chance to serve out the match in the second set, and then being broken at his first chance in the third.
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Mr. Lamb, who considers himself the winner despite talk of a recount, said on Wednesday that he would serve out the remainder of the term representing the voters in the current 18th district.
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The prosecution called for a life sentence — a largely symbolic move because Mr. Karadzic, 70 at the time of the verdict, was unlikely to live long enough to serve out his lengthy term.
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Under the law, primary elections would be held next September, followed by a general election in November; the victor would then serve out the rest of Ms. James's term, which goes through 2021.
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Last year he said an attempted "revolution" to oust him by falsely announcing his resignation had failed, and that he would serve out his full term and might even stand for re-election.
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He could be eligible for release in March, when he could serve out the rest of his time under house arrest, said the source, who added that Weiner currently has no home listed.
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A judge last week set a February 85033 trial date for Collins, meaning if he wins re-election, he will serve out much of his next term with the charges hanging over him.
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Given Isakson's retirement announcement earlier this year, whoever is selected to replace him will be up for a special election in 22018 to determine if they'll serve out the remainder of his term.
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Since the 2018 special election only grants the winner the right to serve out Franken's full term through 2020, Smith would have to run again two years later if she wins in 2018.
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The American earned the important second break against a battling Nishikori by converting his fifth break point of a marathon fifth game before going on to serve out victory in one hour 48 minutes.
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Donald Trump might not serve out a full four-year term; the possibility that he'll be removed from office (or simply resign) is still very remote, but this administration is nothing if not unpredictable.
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Washington (CNN)Top-tier athletes enrolled at US military service academies must, once again, serve out their mandatory two-year active duty stints upon graduation before they can pursue a career in professional sports.
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Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, 48, announced her candidacy to serve out the remainder of her husband's term in Maryland's 7th Congressional District a day after resigning her post as chair of the state's Democratic Party.
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The PP has closed ranks behind Rajoy, who said on Friday he intended to serve out his four-year term and that the corruption convictions did not affect a single member of his government.
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Ms. Greenwalt said that Gabrielle Carteris, SAG-Aftra's executive vice president, would also serve as acting president until the board meets to elect a person to serve out the remainder of Mr. Howard's term.
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Months earlier, Mr. Baker, who is Canadian, had signed a plea agreement that included an unusual caveat: Prosecutors would not object to the Justice Department's transferring him to Canada to serve out his sentence.
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Washington has called on the Nicaraguan government to move up elections as a way out of the crisis, but Mr. Ortega has said that he will serve out his term, which ends in 2021.
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Brian Kemp (R) appoints to fill the immediate vacancy will have -- at best -- a year to convince voters that he or she deserves to serve out the final two years remaining on Isakson's term.
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In her race against McCain, Ward suggested that the longtime senator should be unseated based on his age, telling a POLITICO reporter that he was unlikely to serve out another full six-year term.
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At that point, he could be released from prison and allowed to serve out the rest of his 10-year sentence under supervision in the community, said the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole.
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Kelly reportedly called Trump an "idiot" numerous times, according to NBC News, (Kelly says those allegations are "total BS") and told the LA Times he continued to serve out of a sense of duty.
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Conviction on charges of manipulating government accounts and spending without congressional approval would definitively remove her from office and confirm interim President Michel Temer, who would serve out the rest of her term through 2018.
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Whoever Ducey chooses will hold McCain's seat until the next general election in 2020, and the winner of that election will serve out the rest of McCain's six-year term, which ends in January 2023.
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"I was confirmed by the Senate to a four-year term, which ends at the end of January of 2018, and it is fully my intention to serve out that term," she said last November.
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Jones, who is also the president of the Detroit City Council, won a special election to serve out the remainder of Conyers' term, but lost her bid for a full, two year-term to Rep.
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"I just feel it's never over until it's over, and she just came right back," said Venus, who faltered in her first attempt to serve out her victory at 236-230 in the second set.
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One of those inmates was Weinstein, who had been transferred from Rikers to Wende Correctional Facility, a state prison, where he will serve out his sentence and where at least one other inmate tested positive.
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Where it stands: Vizcarra is constitutionally eligible to serve out the remainder of the ousted Kuczynski's term, due to end in 2021, but he has already called for early presidential and parliamentary elections in 2020.
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She was unable to maintain her momentum, however, and lost the next four games to leave the Croatian needing only to serve out to seal a second-round meeting with Alize Cornet or Monica Niculescu.
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Now she'll serve as the state's junior senator through the special election November 6900 special election, where she has a chance to win the right to serve out the final two years of Franken's term.
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Pekoske, who has been filling in as the Homeland Security deputy secretary, has been "clear that he fully intends" to serve out his five-year term as Transportation Security Administration administrator, according to a DHS official.
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It provided money for states to build prisons and adopt "truth in sentencing" laws that increase prison sentences by requiring inmates to serve out at least 85 percent of their prison sentences without an early release.
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Harrison was broken while trying to serve out the match at 5-2 but recovered and held to love to reach only his third ATP Tour final, all of which have come since February last year.
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If Rousseff survives the Senate trial, expected to conclude in August, the Constitution would provide for her to serve out her term until 2018, although she would be scarred and in a weak position to govern.
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Many observers thought Zalm would step down shortly after the listing, but through the company's second quarter earnings this year he either deflected questions about his future or indicated he intended to serve out his term.
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He'll have five days to decide whether he wants to serve out the last couple months of Murray's term -- but he may not want to do that since he'd have to give up his council seat.
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Commander Sarah Higgins, a Pentagon spokeswoman, noted that the transfer was provided under the terms of a 2014 plea deal, which will allow al-Darbi to serve out the rest of his 13-year sentence there.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine just got shut down ... a judge has denied his request to serve out the remainder of his prison sentence at home to avoid contracting the coronavirus, but it's not all bad news for him.
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"The infighting and the attacks against Azmin could potentially strengthen the case for Mahathir to delay the transition or serve out a full government term," said Adib Zalkalpi, director at political risk consultancy Bower Group Asia.
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The 37-year-old Williams, facing Sharapova for the first time since the 2016 Australian Open, kept pressing and grabbed a double-break for a 5-1 lead and went on to serve out the set.
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" When asked why he had not resigned with immediate effect, Takeda said: "It pains me to have created such a fuss, but I believe it is my responsibility to serve out the rest of my term.
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"I have said that I intend to serve out my term as chair and that I'm really not going to comment on my intentions beyond that," Yellen told reporters following the Fed's two-day policy meeting.
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Since the current chair, Donna Brazile, isn't running again — she was just appointed to serve out the remaining months in the term of Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who resigned in controversy this summer — the field is wide open.
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Should he not serve out his full term, or decide not to run in 2020, she is a natural running mate for Mike Pence, and an ideal figure to help Republicans rebuild their brand with educated women.
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But once in place it will probably be stable, albeit constrained by a relatively limited coalition deal, and Mrs Merkel will be able to serve out the final year or two of her chancellorship according to plan.
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Dayton, 69, told reporters at a press conference that he did not think the fainting episode was related to his cancer and felt fit to serve out the remainder of his term that runs until early 2018.
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The young standout had chances to serve out for wins in both sets of his 7-6(3) 7-6(4) defeat to American 33-year-old John Isner but was ultimately undone by costly double faults.
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"I assumed we would serve out our time together here," Mr. Leahy said, adding, "He has always, always, always kept his word, and I wish to heck some other senators around here would learn to do that."
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Although it's unclear if Sánchez will be able to serve out his term, which is projected to end in mid-2020, his new cabinet signals that when it comes to enacting change, he's more than just talk.
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All Federer had to do then was serve out the championship at 22002-22018, but he quickly fell behind by 218-40 before saving one break point with an ace and the next with a forehand winner.
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The top two vote-getters in the March 3 special primary will advance to a special general election on May 12, 2020, the winner of which will serve out the rest of Hill's term through January 2021.
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Though Mattis had indicated in his resignation that he'd planned to serve out his role until February of this year, Trump abruptly declared on Twitter that his successor, Patrick Shanahan, would take the helm on Jan. 1.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Jailed British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will serve out her five-year prison sentence, Iran's foreign ministry spokesman said on Monday, dismissing a call for her release by a British minister visiting Tehran.
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The charges were thrown out earlier this month because a judge could not, in good faith, ask a dying, befuddled man to testify or serve out his remaining days when he couldn't even remember his family's names consistently.
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The winner will get to serve out the rest of Tiberi's team until November, but Balderson, 6900, will once again have to face 2628-year-old O'Connor in the fall, this time for a full, two-year term.
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However, the country's electoral body issued a timetable in which the vote would be held next year; if Mr. Maduro were removed, his handpicked vice president would serve out the end of his term, which ends in 2019.
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Mr. Cuomo has increasingly framed his agenda as a part of the national fight with Mr. Trump, heightening questions about his own ambitions, even as Mr. Cuomo has said unequivocally that he will serve out a third term.
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Mr. Préval was the first — and so far only — Haitian president to be elected, serve out his term and hand over power to an elected successor, an extraordinary accomplishment in a fragile democracy besieged by decades of turmoil.
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Shoigu has even been considered a possible presidential stand-in if Putin, who won a fourth term in an election in March, had to step down suddenly and was unable to serve out a full six-year term.
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Last week, fans didn't get much of an update on Dr. Karev's possible sentencing until Dr. Miranda Bailey revealed to Jo that he had decided to take the plea deal and go to prison to serve out his time.
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The former Stanford University swimming star must register as a sex offender and will serve out his three-year probation and live close to his family in Ohio, where he is a native of Oakwood, a suburb near Dayton.
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LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - Jailed British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will serve out her five-year prison sentence, Iran's foreign ministry spokesman said on Monday, dismissing a call for her release by a British minister visiting Tehran.
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But if the vote happens after that date, and Mr. Maduro loses, his vice president would serve out the remainder of his term, which would keep the country's corrupt and authoritarian ruling class in power until at least 2019.
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The 85033-year-old Barton, the dean of the Texas delegation and the former Energy and Commerce chairman, has said he'll retire at the end of 2018, but told The Hill he'll serve out the rest of his term.
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Justices confirmed just after the war served about 240 years, while those confirmed at the end of the 245th century have served, on average, 26 — a number that will continue to grow as incumbent justices serve out their terms.
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"Phantom's integrated solution enables us to operate in more neighborhoods and reach more customers as we roll Serve out to our key markets," said Ali Kashani, Postmates' vice president of special projects, said in a release announcing the partnership.
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But the law also provided funding for states to build prisons and, notably, adopt truth-in-sentencing laws that effectively increase prison sentences by requiring prisoners serve out at least 85 percent of their prison sentences without early release.
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Organizers claimed 50,000 Brazilians took to the streets of São Paolo on Sunday, four days after the senate voted to impeach Rousseff and swore in her former vice president, Michel Temer, to serve out the rest of her term.
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"Director Richard Cordray has proven to be a tireless and effective leader, and consumers deserve to have him serve out the rest of his term working on their behalf," said Debbie Goldstein, executive vice president at the Center for Responsible Lending.
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Duque and his Democratic Center party want to scrap an amnesty for FARC commanders who committed crimes, including engagement in the cocaine trafficking that helped bankroll the group, and prevent them from participating in politics until they serve out prison sentences.
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" After being asked if he'd serve out a full six-year senate term -- which would mean he wouldn't run for the White House in 2020 -- Rubio said, "I will serve a full six-year term in the Senate, God willing.
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Sasnovich fought back from two breaks of serve down in the final set to level at 5-5 but could not seize the initiative, with Danilovic dominating the rallies to set up a third chance to serve out the match.
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A judge granted Cruz, brother of Stoneman Douglas shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz, permission to serve out his probation in Virginia for trespassing at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where his lawyer says a home, a job and educational opportunities await.
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At a meeting with ministers of his Likud party on Sunday, Netanyahu was quoted by Israeli media as saying he was working for a stable government that would serve out its term until a national election due in November 2019.
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When the facility is finished, the crew will continue to live on Mars and serve out the rest of their sentences, helping to maintain the facility, expanding it as and when required, and assisting visiting civilian scientists in their work.
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The only blemish came when she failed to serve out the match in the second set but she recovered her poise to complete victory and set up a semi-final against American teenager Amanda Anisimova, who beat reigning champion Simona Halep.
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If cleared of the charge, Kwok, who is currently on bail, would walk free, more than two years before his full five-year term ends, according to Montgomery, though Hui would still have to serve out time for other charges.
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The embattled chief executive of VW's Audi division, Rupert Stadler, only got a five-year contract extension last month because of an agreement among supervisory board members that he would not serve out his full term, two sources have told Reuters.
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Jon Kyl (R), who was appointed by Ducey to fill McCain's seat, has remained mum on how long he'll serve out the remainder of his term, though he's previously expressed a desire to vacate it before the 2628 special election.
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There will be a special election on Election Day to pick a candidate who will serve out the rest of the term through 2018, and another on the same ballot for a full two-year term that begins in 2019.
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Meanwhile, Trump's former top aide Steven Bannon reportedly told Vanity Fair he sees only a 30% chance that Trump will serve out his term, either because of impeachment or through a 25th Amendment move to remove him by his Cabinet.
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Evert was trying to serve out a well-contested 25-25, 245-45 victory Sunday on the concrete-laden stage named for Louis Armstrong when a solid approach shot sent her scurrying toward the right corner at 224-21975, deuce.
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Robredo was playing his final qualifying match at the United States Open on Friday afternoon against a fellow 20163-year-old, Nicolas Mahut, when midway through the third set, Mahut hit a serve out wide that appeared to clip the line.
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She broke Sabalenka twice in succession and held her nerve when facing a set point on serve at 5-4 to level things up, and broke the Belarusian to give herself the chance to serve out the match at 6-5.
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Whether Mr. Downs will serve out the rest of his term in the medium-security Qatar prison, where he runs the library, has become a question entangled in the geopolitical web of the United States, Qatar, Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Wolf can schedule the special election for the same day as the November general election, allowing the special election victor to serve out the remainder of the 2018 cycle, while the winner of the normal election begins their term in 2019.
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JUDITH KOLL HEALEY, MINNEAPOLIS To the Editor: I have no idea whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions has plans to resign, wants to force President Trump to fire him, or hopes to be able to serve out the remainder of his term.
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The 2015 champion in Paris has yet to drop a set in the 2017 tournament, but this time he came close to conceding the first, which the unpredictable Italian failed to serve out before losing in a one-sided tiebreak.
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A senior Iranian official on Saturday rejected what he described as a U.S. request for Tehran's help to make Assad leave power, saying he should serve out his term and be allowed to run in a presidential election "as any Syrian".
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Earlier this summer, the two countries had reached an agreement that would have allowed Mr Brunson to walk free and a Turkish banker convicted by a New York court of money laundering to serve out the rest of his sentence back home.
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In an appearance on Fox News on Monday, as the protests shut down a highway, Rosselló said that he had heard the protesters and that he wouldn't seek reelection but doubled down that he would serve out the rest of his term.
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World No. 26 Coric, who won his first ATP title last month in the Grand Prix Hassan II in Marrakech, took the second break point to serve out for the match, sending last year's finalist and two-time Madrid champion Murray packing.
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After serving the minimum 40 months of a 20-year maximum state sentence, Brown is set to be paroled into the feds' custody, where she will serve out the remainder of a concurrent federal sentence and should get released in the next year.
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The Croatian, who made 40 unforced errors in total, got himself out of trouble with three big serves but double faulted to hand the initiative back to Nadal and skied a forehand to give his opponent the chance to serve out the match.
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Netanyahu, who has maintained his normal working schedule and is due to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on March 5, has denied all the allegations and vowed to remain in office to serve out his term, which runs until 2019.
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She said she planned to serve out her fourth term as chancellor, through 2021, but in light of strains within her party and its coalition partners, even many people within the party think she is unlikely to remain in power until then.
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Gauff, in only her sixth Grand Slam match, then fired back-to-back aces to finally get on the board and from there the two exchanged breaks over the next four games before Osaka recovered from 0-30 to serve out the set.
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MTN Cameroon CEO, Hendrik Kasteel, will be leaving MTN at the end of March, due to personal reasons, the telecoms firm said, adding he would serve out his notice over the next two months and a successor would be announced when finalised.
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Johnson's lawyers, a five-man team that also included former Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Robbins Curtis, secured his Senate acquittal by one vote and kept the Democratic president in office to serve out the remainder of the late-President Abraham Lincoln's second term.
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Some prisoners held by Ukraine declined to take part in a trade that would have sent them to live in the isolated, repressive separatist enclaves in the east known as the people's republics, preferring to serve out their sentences in Ukraine instead.
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But instead of being sent to state prison to serve out his punishment, he would remain in the Pinellas County Jail, where he could continue to work as a jailhouse informant, gathering information on defendants who had not yet gone to trial.
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Tomic, trailing 0-40 as Italian Fognini tried to serve out the match at 6-2 5-4, held his racket by the head with the handle pointing forwards and barely moved as his opponent fired an ace past him to seal victory.
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World number 29 Kenin failed to serve out the opening set at 5-4 and, after losing the tiebreak, raced out to a 4-0 lead in the second only for Barty to storm back by winning three straight games to get back on serve.
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"If the Court rejects the motion, Park will likely serve out the remainder of her term, but her government will be a huge lame duck, with policy initiatives of any kind very difficult to advance," added Scott Seaman, Asia director at the Eurasia Group.
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The 30-year-old broke Sabalenka twice in succession and held her nerve when facing a set point on serve at 5-4 to level things up, and broke the Belarusian to give herself the chance to serve out the match at 6-5.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Bettors on both sides of the Atlantic are ramping up wagers in niche online markets over whether Donald Trump will serve out a full term as U.S. president in the wake of controversies surrounding the dismissal of FBI Director James Comey.
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Games in low priority were miserable affairs, where I'd try to serve out my time while a friendly Pudge attempted to trap me on scenery, and people would shout abuse at one another other over voice and text chat, in a variety of languages.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The election of Donald Trump as U.S. president has done nothing to change the Federal Reserve's plans for a rate increase "relatively soon," Fed Chair Janet Yellen said on Thursday in Congressional testimony that included a pledge to serve out her term.
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Miller pledged to serve out the remainder of his term as House Veterans' Affairs chairman, where he was term-limited at the end of this year due to House GOP conference rules that limit lawmakers to three terms as chairman or ranking minority member.
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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen, who steers the nation's monetary policy in addition to having robust regulatory powers, has already said she has no intention of ending her term early, and plans to at least serve out her full time as chairwoman, until January 2018.
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The group says it is protesting the punishment of Dwight Hammond Jr. and Steven Hammond, a father and son who are due to return to jail Monday to serve out a five-year prison sentence for arson on a nearby tract of federal land.
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Making matters more complicated is the fact that on Tuesday, March 3, there will also be a separate primary race to decide who will advance to the general election that will determine who will serve out the next full term for the congressional seat.
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While Ms. Merkel has shown in the past year that she can work with Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer, it would be hard to see her upholding her promise to serve out her term until the end of 2021 if Mr. Merz becomes the next party leader.
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Now, in what is almost certainly the last presidential race of his life (he has already reportedly signaled to campaign aides that, if elected, he would only serve out one term in office), Biden is no longer reaching for oratory that is not his own.
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Azarenka reduced the error count and mounted a comeback that gave her the chance to serve out the second set at 5-2, but Kerber hit back, saving three set points and then two more in the 10th game to level it at 5-5.
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And why is Mr. Leung allowed to serve out his term, when Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's feckless and hapless first chief executive after Britain handed Hong Kong back to China in 1997, was made to resign unceremoniously midterm, after mass protests, invoking leg pain?
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Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank, said Thursday that "heavy losses for Angela Merkel's CDU/CSU at state elections in Bavaria and Hesse may fan the talk that she may not serve out her full term as chancellor until 2021," he said in a note Thursday.
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On March 3, the same day that Golden State voters pick their candidate in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, residents of the state's 25th Congressional District will also be voting in a special election primary to decide who will serve out the rest of Hill's term.
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"When you want to go deep in tournaments, sometimes you need those 63 minutes that go your way and you're able to pull away with the score too," Federer said of the break and then the rally from 0-40 down to serve out the opening set.
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"Even the perception that monetary-policy decisions are politically motivated, or influenced by threats that policy makers won't be able to serve out their terms of office, can undermine public confidence that the central bank is acting in the best interest of the economy," they said.
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Sam Clovis, a national co-chairman and senior policy adviser to Trump's campaign, told Boston Herald Radio Friday that he had noticed certain things about Clinton that raised questions about whether she was strong and fit enough to serve out a full term as commander in chief.
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A break at 2-2 in the second set opened the door for Tsitsipas to serve out the match but Auger-Aliassime turned the tables by staying on the baseline, winning points with returns that were well out of reach to earn his first break point.
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In Iowa and Nevada in recent weeks, Harris said she decided to issue her own plan after conversations on the trail — with union members who wanted a longer runway to serve out their bargained health plans and with people who don't want to abolish private insurers.
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The film primarily follows David, who eventually leaves the hotel, rather than serve out his animal sentence, but it checks in with the Limping Man (who eventually acquires a child, in a joke that's best left for you to discover) often enough to make its point.
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The confluence of events is exactly the contrast Nixon — a progressive outsider — is trying to make with Cuomo, a centrist, longtime New York politician who is widely thought to be exploring a 2020 presidential campaign (though he has said he'll serve out a full term as governor).
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Shoigu's high profile has also revived talk of the long-time Putin loyalist as a possible presidential stand-in if Putin, who is seeking a fourth term in an election in March, had to step down suddenly and was unable to serve out a full six-year term.
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Immigrants convicted of federal crimes have been disproportionately routed to private detention centers, which run bare-bones operations, under the shortsighted theory that it's futile to invest in rehabilitation or job training for them because most get deported when they serve out their sentence and become someone else's problem.
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Despite trailing 4-1 in the opening set and being broken when she first attempted to serve out the match, Svitolina finally managed to get a grip on her nerves to fashion a 7-5 6-53 win and set up a semi-final date with Simona Halep.
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But the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, advocated for Ms. McSally, and the governor recognized that she alone had the sort of fund-raising base and statewide name recognition that will be pivotal in 2020, when she will have to run again to serve out Mr. McCain's unexpired term.
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"3 weeks ago I said (Cohen) would flip I was the first one to call it.. Now people close to the president are telling him the same ... I'm going to make a prediction now: I do not think the President will serve out his term" - @MichaelAvenatti tells @NicolleDWallace pic.twitter.
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Wawrinka produced an error-ridden first set, then had two opportunities to serve out for the match in the fourth only to be broken by the 29th-seed, who also then saved a match point, The Swiss then advanced with a 3-6 6-63 6-2 7-6(7) victory.
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In May 173, Stadler was awarded a five-year contract extension until the end of 2022, but only because of a closed-door pact among supervisory board members that he would not serve out his full term, two sources close to the company's supervisory board told Reuters at the time.
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Davidson won the June special election to replace BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE and will serve out the remainder of his term until the November election.
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But then he was outmaneuvered by Jared "Count of Monte Cristo Jr." Kushner and was betrayed: First subjected to a number of humiliations by Trump that were subsequently leaked to the press, then exiled back to New Jersey, where he may or may not serve out his final year in office.
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Barring any more shocking revelations — which I wouldn't rule out — the big political questions going forward are whether Rousseff survives to serve out her remaining time in office (her term ends in 2019), and what the consequences of the scandal will be for Brazil's 2018 national elections to pick her successor.
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As Japan announced 44 new coronavirus cases on a cruise ship quarantined in the waters off Yokohama, bringing the total to 43, the country's health minister said on Thursday that the authorities would begin allowing some passengers to disembark and serve out the remainder of the quarantine period on shore.
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Truth is, we're both native Coloradans, we both received a rather shocking summons to Washington, neither of us will ever forget Justice Scalia and it seems we've both been crated and jumbled across the country to serve out our time together on display at the Supreme Court of the United States.
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Kushner won his first major legislative victory after the House approved the First Step Act – a prison reform bill that would allow more prisoners to serve out their sentences in halfway houses and provide funding to support programs geared at keeping inmates from going to prison as well as encouraging good behavior.
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Related: A Radical Imam, His Alleged CIA Kidnapper, and Their 10-Year Hunt for Justice De Sousa and her attorney in Portugal, Manuel Magalhães e Silva, told VICE News that the appeals court had not formally notified them about its decision to extradite her to Italy to serve out her prison sentence.
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"Kelly has joked that she cannot remember a time when she did not know how to make methamphetamine and that she has spent enough time in prison to serve out sentences for several misdemeanors," according to a since-deleted passage in a New York Times piece on her potential Supreme Court nomination.
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Moore is the Republican nominee in the special election race to serve out the remainder of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's Senate term.
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Lam, whom protesters have urged to resign, told her top advisers in a closed-door meeting at her official residence on Tuesday that she intended to serve out her term of office through 2022, said Regina Ip, a pro-Beijing lawmaker and a member of the Executive Council who was at the meeting.
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Furthermore, and this is just a wild theory of mine, it is not clear to me that Trump will hang around for a full term, not so much because he might do something to spark an impeachment proceeding, but because it's not clear to me that he wants to serve out the term.
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After a secret trial in the morning in Nanning, the capital of the Guangxi region in southern China, a judge declared Ms. Phan-Gillis guilty, sentenced her and ordered her expelled from China — but left unclear whether she had to serve out her prison sentence before being deported, Mr. Shang said by telephone.
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Jones, a former federal prosecutor, will serve out the rest of the term formerly held by Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE until January 2628.
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They confused me because the president that I had had multiple conversations about my job both before and after he took office, and he had repeatedly told me I was doing a great job and he hoped I would stay, and I said I did intend to stay and serve out the remaining six years of my term.
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"One of the things that we are trying to do is make sure that the people a lot of our churches serve out in the community — at food banks, soup kitchens, and day care centers, where we are the hands and feet of Christ out in the world — that we are not forgetting those people," Baker said.
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The special election Tuesday pits Mr. Lamb, a former Marine and federal prosecutor, against Mr. Saccone, a state representative and Air Force veteran, to serve out the last few months of the term of Representative Tim Murphy, a Republican who resigned in October after reports he encouraged a woman, with whom he had an affair, to have an abortion.
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But Ms. Loeffler, who had never held public office when she was appointed last year to serve out the term of Senator Johnny Isakson, is breaking convention as she works to use the extraordinary circumstances of the impeachment battle to solidify her place in a party where loyalty to Mr. Trump is the key to survival.
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"Even the perception that monetary-policy decisions are politically motivated, or influenced by threats that policy makers won't be able to serve out their terms of office, can undermine public confidence that the central bank is acting in the best interest of the economy," the former Fed chairs wrote in an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal on Monday.
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Voters in Alabama are heading to the polls Tuesday for the special Senate election, the winner of which will serve out the remainder of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's term.
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The winner of that contest will advance to the general election and be expected to beat a Democrat to serve out the rest of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's term.
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Strange faces Alabama Senate hopeful and former judge Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE in Tuesday's runoff for the GOP nomination to serve out the rest of Attorney General Jeff Sessions's Senate term.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D) on Saturday said she is not running for president, but refused to pledge to serve out a full six-year term in the Senate if reelected in 85033.
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He will be great in D.C. The tweet comes ahead of Tuesday's runoff, which will decide who will represent the GOP in the race to serve out the remained of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's term.
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The question that the church's leaders need to ask themselves, in America but especially in Rome, is whether they are happy with this settlement — happy to be ignored so long as they can also evade accountability for what's still rotten in the church, happy to serve out their time as stewards of a declining institution rather than demanding the heads of the men whose culpable ignorance made the decline much steeper than it should have been.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.) against Moore to serve out the rest of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's Senate term.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.) in the Republican primary runoff to serve out the remainder of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's Senate term.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE in the race to decide which Republican will face the Democratic opponent to serve out the rest of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's Senate term.
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Tina SmithTina Flint SmithReid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Senate Democrats introduce bill to combat foreign influence campaigns Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation MORE (Minn.) was elected to serve out the final two years of Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE's Senate term.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.) in a runoff election on Tuesday, emerging as the Republican nominee for the race to serve out the rest of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's Senate term.
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Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D-Nev.), Joe BartonJoe Linus BartonGOP trading fancy offices, nice views for life in minority Privacy legislation could provide common ground for the newly divided Congress Texas New Members 2019 MORE (R-Texas) and Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas) — who announced under pressure from sexual misconduct allegations that they will serve out the rest of their terms but won't seek reelection.
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Ruben KihuenRuben Jesus KihuenMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Nevada Dem sanctioned for sexual misconduct announces city council bid Dem gains put Sunbelt in play for 2020 MORE (D-Nev.), Joe BartonJoe Linus BartonGOP trading fancy offices, nice views for life in minority Privacy legislation could provide common ground for the newly divided Congress Texas New Members 2019 MORE (R-Texas) and Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas) — who announced under pressure over sexual misconduct allegations that they will serve out the rest of their terms but won't seek reelection.
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