And yet, and still, let me shelve the worry beads.
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Brexit You'll have to shelve your spooky Brexit Halloween costume.
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Bel Edwards announced he would shelve standardized tests for students.
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Some were forced to slash employees and shelve growth plans.
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You keep your apps, but shelve them for a bit.
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The ensuing outrage forced the judges to shelve the idea.
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The new proposal from Fiat Chrysler would effectively shelve those plans.
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Mexico on Thursday had called on Maduro to shelve the vote.
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Facebook settled the suit by agreeing to shelve the proposed restructuring.
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Our first impulse is usually to shelve them alphabetically by author.
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They may force you to shelve grandma's recipe for another occasion entirely.
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Mr Hariri's decision to shelve his resignation paves the way for negotiations.
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Don't randomly re-shelve books, even if you're trying to be helpful.
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Time to shelve the beach reads and get a bit more serious.
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Always, there have been political reasons to shelve it for another year.
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And some items, we'd run out of time with and decided to shelve.
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There is also a strategic reason to shelve impeachment: It can only backfire.
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Here's what we learned: We can shelve the New England obituaries for now.
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The White House counsel knew to hit the brakes and shelve Trump's demand.
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In Mexico, they pressured the Congress to shelve a same-sex-marriage bill.
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SoftBank, WeWork's biggest outside investor, had been reportedly pushing to shelve the IPO.
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Instead, Broadcom may have to shelve this deal and become a U.S. company.
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SoftBank, WeWork's biggest outside investor, was also reportedly pushing to shelve the IPO.
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On Mr. Zhou's wise advice, they agreed to "shelve" the issue for future talks.
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In exchange, Prime Minister Boris Johnson agreed to shelve his Brexit deal for now.
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However, Manning's on-the-field situation may shelve any litigation until after the season.
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Could they shelve a knock-knock joke about "Interrupting Donald Trump" for another night?
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Their position did not change after the U.S. administration's decision to shelve the agreement.
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His agent finally told him to shelve the novel and write about the distractions.
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He also seemed dismissive of the Democrats' ongoing attempts to shelve their dysfunctional ways.
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Their answer, by default, was to shelve the issue — and land restitution was sidelined.
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The watchdog recommended the EPA shelve the dual system and rely exclusively on AAMS.
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Nervous consumers cut back, firms shelve investment plans, asset prices fall and banks curtail credit.
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So best to shelve those ambitions of getting that nude selfie with a giant squid.
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" In other cases, criminal prosecutors "shelve them," the AP found, "despite requirements they be pursued.
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Neumann wasn't even listening to his largest sponsor, SoftBank, who wanted to shelve the IPO.
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It is not clear that the European Union is ready to shelve Schengen just yet.
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WeWork will reportedly shelve its IPO in a 'last-minute decision' after weak investor interest
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"I would rather shelve my asset than have someone else sell my integrity," he said.
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CHILEAN MINER CODELCO TO SHELVE PLANS TO MARKET SUSTAINABLE GREEN COPPER AS PREMIUM PRODUCT -EXECUTIVE
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Do you still have a few more tricks left up your shelve though, you think?
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But that does not mean the West and Ukraine should shelve their desire for closer ties.
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My job was to shelve books, so I got very familiar with authors of great literature.
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CNBC reported this week that SoftBank, WeWork's biggest outside investor, was pushing to shelve the IPO.
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Y'all are idolizing getting a chain from this rapper who might sign you and shelve you.
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The march was the largest since 2003, when protesters forced the administration to shelve controversial security legislation.
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President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping agreed to shelve new import tariffs and continue trade talks.
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There's no length of time you can shelve him so people forget how they feel about him.
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Does that mean we have to shelve them once happy hour-ing turns into an outdoor affair?
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She turned the camera to a shelve in the pantry, which houses a fairly large toaster oven.
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Winter's coming — time to shelve your festival wear, fedora, and Vans until summer rolls back around, right?
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This caused Johnson to shelve his deal, and he is now pushing for a general election instead.
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It suggested the government could shelve the new tax law and slow the pace of price rises.
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In July, the White House said it would shelve plans for an "adversarial" review of climate science.
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This might seem like a revolutionary proposition but, for God's sake, let's shelve the concept of finals.
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Her apology came a day after she promised to shelve the plan indefinitely, but not withdraw it.
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In return, America would shelve the sanctions it had imposed against Mr Erdogan's government on October 14th.
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That led Robinhood to shelve the feature, scrub its site of any mention of Checking and apologize.
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The GOP's current funding strategy would appear to shelve nearly every tricky political issue until Jan. 19.
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These are times when I shelve everything else I'm thinking about and dive into the artists' world.
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I was relieved to put my phone on silent, mentally shelve the news, and face a new classroom.
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Gentry's latest complication was having to shelve PF Anthony Davis for the final 14 games of the season.
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In Hong Kong, opposition to "patriotic" education and to Article 23 forced the local government to shelve both.
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Hariri agreed to shelve the decision after meeting Aoun last week, saying this was to allow for dialogue.
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EXCLUSIVE -ECONOMIC WING OF INFLUENTIAL HINDU GROUP RSS DEMANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT SHELVE PLAN TO ISSUE FOREIGN CURRENCY BONDS
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Tuesday's reports that the President tried to get him to shelve the Flynn probe only thicken the plot.
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If it was two and two, then we'd shelve it for a while and come back to it.
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It commissioned a report on creating a universal health, pensions and social-protection system only to shelve it.
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Both are quick to anger, but can shelve it just as quickly when strategic interests are at stake.
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It did not need another copy, which would have required scarce staff resources to catalog, process and shelve.
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They sit in stacks on the floor, until the cleaning lady takes it upon herself to shelve them.
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Officers may shelve the evidence because they think the case is unlikely to be taken up by the prosecutor.
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All these police agencies have extensive reviews in place, so detectives aren't allowed to shelve a case without oversight.
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"Individual retailers decide how to shelve products, often making decisions on a store-by-store basis," the spokesperson said.
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From the start, President Emmanuel Macron has been clear that there was "no chance" he would shelve railway reform.
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It also features four separate docks so you can shelve your phone right on the strip as it charges.
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But the Fed's decision to shelve further monetary policy tightening could prop up the interest-rate-sensitive housing market.
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Chamber of Commerce seek to shelve that precedent with a claim that the First Amendment in effect requires public
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But after going back and forth and tinkering with the script, the network decided to shelve the project entirely.
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HTC and Under Armour have decided to shelve the Grip in favor of another wristband, called the UA Band.
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Fund managers were undecided if the ECB will be forced to shelve ambitions to hike interest rates next year.
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Its Chromecast proved a surprise hit, while it was forced to shelve the Q, an early smart speaker effort.
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A tie will thus shelve DAPA indefinitely and disappoint millions of people who may have benefited from the programme.
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The government has warned that it will be forced to shelve the bill altogether if these amendments are passed.
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The following day, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell decided to shelve the bill without putting it to a vote.
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The León fan base — or a significant part of it — was quick to shelve its grievances and welcome him.
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But the sequencing, experts said, gives the administration a chance to further delay or even shelve the political plan.
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Perhaps you shelve the foundation for a while, but can you really abide going out sans concealer or blush?
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Earlier this month, United's president, Scott Kirby, said he would shelve a controversial bonus plan after employees expressed outrage.
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So many beloved classics require women to shelve a little piece of their brain in order to enjoy them today.
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News emerged this week that Islamabad had requested Beijing in December to shelve a joint $2 billion coal power project.
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But huge protests broke out in 2003 when it tried to do so, prompting the authorities to shelve their plans.
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Hundreds of thousands took to the streets to protest against Article 23 in 2003, forcing the government to shelve it.
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Meanwhile, Jones also called on Kelly to shelve the interview, claiming that it was unfairly edited to misrepresent his views.
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On Tuesday, Senate Republicans voted to shelve a measure that would have diverted some existing severance tax revenue to PEIA.
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SoftBank, WeWork's biggest outside investor, is urging the startup to shelve its initial public offering, sources told CNBC's Leslie Picker.
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He has not, however, offered to shelve his secessionist plan, which Spain's prime minister said was a condition for talks.
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This would likely shelve a renegotiation of NAFTA, as well as potential trade agreements with Japan and the United Kingdom.
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Some Democratic Senators on Friday raised concerns over the possibility that the Trump administration will permanently shelve the fiduciary rule.
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It would be highly unusual for a judge not to accept the request of the prosecutors' office to shelve an investigation.
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The reason: the prince's father King Salman stepped in to shelve it, three sources with ties to government insiders told Reuters.
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We work so hard to make sure that the units that we shelve and we ship are safe as can be.
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Philippe Meilhac, the lawyer representing Habyarimana's widow and other victims' relatives, said he had appealed the decision to shelve the investigation.
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For his part, Mr Macron has been clear from the start that there was "no chance" he would shelve railway reform.
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On Monday, Clinton, stumping for his wife, proved once again why Hillary might want to shelve him in the back room.
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Mexia said the European Commission had looked into the same contracts, dating back to 2004, and decided to shelve the case.
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The Ryan-Brady plan would shelve the antiquated worldwide system, in favor of the fairer, more hospitable, business-welcoming terroritial system.
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Please don't go on a shower, deodorant, and exercise strike or shelve your beloved beer and bright T-shirts just yet.
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Under these circumstances, companies often find it more expensive to fund their operations and executives tend to temper or shelve investments.
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SOFTBANK, BIGGEST OUTSIDE SHAREHOLDER IN WEWORK, IS URGING WEWORK TO SHELVE ITS IPO AFTER IT RECEIVED COOL RECEPTION FROM INVESTORS - FT
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The Pangs and Mr. Kwek decided to shelve the original idea and create a new production tackling #MeToo issues head-on.
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There are also fears that the trade tensions could dampen business confidence and lead companies to shelve spending and hiring plans.
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They contemplated hosting yet another ceremony in Indiana for his family after the Chinese wedding, but ultimately decided to shelve it.
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This comes a day after Biogen Inc offered more data on its Alzheimer's drug, which it had previously planned to shelve.
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"NDA has decided to shelve our planned attack on major oil facilities in the region from June 30, 2017," said the group.
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Facebook was one of many drop-outs that led to the decision by conference organizers to shelve the event for this year.
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The lower house of Congress voted 251-233 on Wednesday to shelve the corruption case against Temer, ensuring his survival in office.
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They now have 18 months to decide whether to shelve the investigation or seek trial for Viola and Profumo, the source said.
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But its bullish pricing on Tuesday ran counter to any fear of volatility prompting firms to postpone or even shelve IPO plans.
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But Trump ultimately decided to shelve those plans and appoint as director a less disruptive figure, Dan Coats, a former Indiana senator.
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Shelve it You can let the hoverboard battery drain down and then put it on a shelf in your garage or shed.
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Perhaps he will decide to shelve his "nukes first" policy in favour of Chinese-style economic reform and rapprochement with South Korea.
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Shelve them together and you can find — and read — that play you loved at 19, or the Roosevelt biography from your cousin.
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It irked diplomats and politicians, including the British and Russians, who wanted to shelve it rather than disrupt a possible peace process.
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Disney also wrote off nearly $98 million in development costs for a "Jack and the Beanstalk"-themed movie it decided to shelve.
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Japan could shelve some of the coal plants it has on the drawing board or divest its public banks from fossil fuels.
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Leading opposition candidate Martin Fayulu had earlier on Wednesday warned the CENI against any move to shelve voting in Beni and Butembo.
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The judge may use administrative closure to shelve the case while the Citizenship and Immigration Services evaluates whether the marriage is legitimate.
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That would be after EU elections due in May, which makes it likely the new European Parliament will shelve the proposed legislative changes.
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But as a grocery store merchandiser, she was constantly bending over to shelve snacks, and was frustrated that her glasses would slip off.
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Skull & Bones It's good to see that Ubisoft didn't just shelve the excellent pirate ship technology it developed for Assassin's Creed: Black Flag.
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Or they may force people to reconsider their plans—nudging them to shelve proposed investments until the dust raised by a shock settles.
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The Times noted that ministers from France and the UK agreed that they would shelve their approaches if G20-wide rules are implemented.
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Several key lawmakers have told Reuters in recent weeks they were inclined to shelve that effort until after the October 2018 presidential election.
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A second judicial source said the prosecution may decide to shelve the case against them or refer the activists to a criminal court.
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Knowing that the law would inevitably be challenged in court, Republicans offered to shelve the amendment if the Democrats made some minor concessions.
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Apple has not officially unveiled any new AR hardware projects, and the company is known to shelve projects at various stages of development.
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The sanctions languished at the Treasury Department, however, as some senior administration officials believed that they should shelve them during the trade talks.
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At all times, the publications retained the right to bow out of the experiment, shelve the stories or publish them when they wanted.
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The European Commission last Wednesday gave Poland a week to shelve the reforms, which Brussels says would put courts under direct government control.
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When I explain that I do indeed need a master's, the next misconception makes its appearance: 'But don't librarians just shelve books all day?
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Democrats want to shelve stalled negotiations over President Donald Trump's border wall and end the longest-ever partial government shutdown as soon as possible.
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It's time to shelve those rich foundations and invest in a lighter base that delivers a glowing finish — all without the feeling of foundation.
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" Council member Adrienne Adams said she found Peters' decision to shelve the report about officers accused of making false statements "baffling" and "extremely disturbing.
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In Hong Kong, huge protests in 2003 forced the government to shelve its plans for a similar bill (it remains hesitant about introducing one).
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Low oil prices over the past couple of years have also forced companies to reduce spending and shelve deals on oil and gas fields.
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Verizon, for example, imposed an additional $53 surcharge just to connect to 5G networks before consumer backlash forced it to temporarily shelve the effort.
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Shelve the divisive anti-immigration platform and go in favor of a uniting pro-growth message to avoid losing more ground the next election.
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But the conservative American Action Forum has identified nine regulations that Trump would be able to immediately shelve, even with no help from Congress.
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"The government is deciding to shelve VEB's problem, as this bailout scenario will not address the toxic assets issue", said a source in VEB.
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The Swedish Academy was forced to shelve the 2018 prize when it was engulfed by rape accusations against the husband of an Academy member.
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And the decision to shelve the investigation has caused major concern among former employees and experts who were consulted when it was being drafted.
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A backlash from employees prompted United Airlines to shelve a quarterly bonus lottery plan that made it more difficult for staff to earn rewards.
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In 2008, for example, India's Tata Motors had to shelve plans for a car factory in an eastern state after facing widespread protests from farmers.
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In Italy, another presidential election looms even as former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi said he was willing to shelve his push for early voting.
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In Italy, another presidential election looms, even as former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi said he was willing to shelve his push for early voting.
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Sloughing off dead skin is essential in winter, but it's critical that you shelve gritty scrubs in favor of non-abrasive cream and gel versions.
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His comments suggest the government could shelve the income tax law, which it sent to parliament last month, and slow the pace of price rises.
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Drug task forces are being depleted in the western US, where officials say they've been forced to shelve drug investigations despite a national opioid crisis.
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In 2008, for example, India's Tata Motors had to shelve plans for a car factory in an eastern state after facing widespread protests from farmers.
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The dispute has led the owners of the Greater Sunrise fields - Woodside Petroleum, ConocoPhillips, Royal Dutch Shell and Japan's Osaka Gas - to shelve the project.
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At her press conference, Mrs Lam said the central authorities had supported both her efforts to introduce the bill and her decision to shelve it.
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Today, a light indicates that the building is marked Code Amber; extra precautions are in place, and we must shelve our phones before we enter.
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The Court decided to hear the full case in October but, in the meantime, knocked down the lower courts' move to completely shelve the ban.
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Soaring funding costs and a challenging backdrop soured the firm's hopes of selling a bond last year, forcing it to shelve a trade in November.
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Prospects for economic growth in Guinea have been dashed by Rio Tinto's decision to shelve its planned $20 billion investment in an iron-ore project.
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Silicon Valley-based start-up Stream decided last month to shelve its planned ICO due to regulatory uncertainty, Simar Mangat, Stream's chief executive, told Reuters.
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The long-running dispute had led the owners of Greater Sunrise - Woodside Petroleum, ConocoPhillips, Royal Dutch Shell and Japan's Osaka Gas - to shelve the project.
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That could be a vote to implement it, but it could also be to shelve it, do more research or take any number of steps.
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Pentagon officials don't know when a safer cluster bomb will become available, but after a months-long policy review, decided to shelve the 2019 deadline.
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Controversy over the way the company is run led it to shelve its initial public offering until at least later this year, an unusual move.
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The Journal also reported that the We Company may delay its IPO to 2020, and SoftBank reportedly urged the company to shelve the plans altogether.
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But after it prematurely launched the checking product without proper insurance, massive backlash ensued and the company announced it would shelve and rethink the idea.
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Another presidential election looms in Italy, even as former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi said he was willing to shelve his push for early voting.
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Soaring funding costs and a challenging market backdrop soured the firm's hopes of raising a bond in November 2016, forcing it to shelve its trade.
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And The Times — along with its readers in the United States and around the world — will have to shelve the idea of a Madam President.
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If the political crisis ultimately triggers major market dislocation, it's clear that Copom will move in much smaller steps or even shelve further easing altogether.
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Just because Musk is no longer following through on his plan to Tesla private doesn't mean that SEC investigators are going to shelve their questioning.
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But in 2003 an attempt to introduce such a bill triggered a demonstration by hundreds of thousands of people, resulting in a decision to shelve it.
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So, maybe it's time we shelve our dry shampoo — or at least downgrade it from the star of our hair routine to a recurring guest character.
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Now, several say that they might need to lay off employees, euthanize lab animals and shelve their research projects if they cannot find other funding—fast.
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After criticism from the CBC members, Pelosi said Monday she would shelve discussion about the proposal to elect an assistant Democratic leader until a later time.
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But today's announcement may mean pencils down for Arkansas, leading the state to shelve its CPP compliance plans and slowing forward progress in cutting greenhouse gases.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government is likely to shelve unpopular austerity measures and spend more than previously planned in an attempt to win back disillusioned voters.
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The yellow metal surged as May's weak employment number led many to speculate that the Federal Reserve was likely going to shelve a June rate hike.
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The rare, peaceful protests prompted King Abdullah to sack the government and appoint a new prime minister, whose first pledge was to shelve steep tax hikes.
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Though the incident with Harvey had made me uncomfortable, I was able to explain and justify it to myself, and shelve it as an awkward moment.
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From friends and family to misguided advisors, it's important for you to recognise which advice is actually useful to you, and shelve the less useful views.
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The government's decision to shelve its master plan to expand Addis Ababa is regarded by the assorted opposition as a rare step in the right direction.
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He is already enfeebled, having been forced by a political outcry to shelve a proposal to strip nationality from French-born dual citizens convicted of terrorism.
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After that, medical device makers will once again have to start making decisions about which treatments to continue developing and which to temporarily – or permanently – shelve.
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Contador, 33, declared last year that he would retire at the end of the 2016 season, but on Saturday, he said he would shelve those plans.
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His comments indicated the new government could shelve the draft tax law, which it sent to parliament last month, and slow the pace of price rises.
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Anfield, unlike Old Trafford, was hemmed in by tight, narrow residential streets; it had already had to shelve plans for expansion because of objections from neighbors.
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Though the incident with Harvey had made me uncomfortable, I was able to explain and justify it to myself, and shelve it as an awkward moment.
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The NRAI has also decided to shelve its plans to set up a pre-Olympic base for its shooters in the South Korean city of Changwon.
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The NRAI has also decided to shelve its plans to set up a pre-Olympic base for its shooters in the South Korean city of Changwon.
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Rendon called Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon (D), one of the most powerful Democrats in Sacramento, to tell him he would shelve the bill.
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"After due diligence, we realised the asset was not mature and suggested to shelve the purchase," Greenland Hong Kong Chairman Chen Jun told a news briefing.
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Mr Trump labelled North Korea's decision last month to shelve a plan to fire missiles towards American bases on the Pacific island of Guam as "very wise".
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On January 17th Hitachi, a Japanese company, said it would shelve plans for two nuclear power stations, at Wylfa Newydd in Anglesey and at Oldbury in Gloucestershire.
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Fierce opposition to the extradition bill, which opponents feared could expose people in Hong Kong to China's politically controlled courts, forced Lam to indefinitely shelve the plan.
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One alternative would be to shelve Aramco's sale, and instead open up more of the kingdom's oil reserves – the Middle East's largest – directly to international oil companies.
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A series of rallies since Sunday's vote amounts to the biggest display of public discontent since 2016 when protests forced the authorities to shelve planned land reforms.
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So, next time you play a game that seems neat but that doesn't quite keep your attention, try turning up the difficulty setting before you shelve it.
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The European Union's executive has given Poland a week to shelve the judicial reforms that Brussels says would put courts under direct government control, or risk sanctions.
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The long-running dispute has led the owners of the Greater Sunrise fields - Woodside Petroleum, ConocoPhillips, Royal Dutch Shell and Japan's Osaka Gas - to shelve the project.
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Using South Korea's hugely important economic interests in China, Seoul was "convinced" to shelve (whatever that means) the American missile shield — an issue strongly opposed by Beijing.
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The possibility of disruption had already caused a major European engineering and electronics firm to shelve its plans to build an innovation center in Britain, she said.
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British Land's buyback comes a decade after the company's former chief executive announced a 500 million pound buyback, citing similar market conditions, only to quickly shelve plans.
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Susan Collins and Lamar Alexander managed to frustrate both sides of the aisle (Dems being unwilling to abide the abortion restrictions), leading top Republicans to shelve it.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Prosecutor-General's Office on Friday questioned the constitutionality of President Michel Temer's proposed public spending cap and recommended that Congress shelve the austerity measures.
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Mr. Krys said that Mr. Fonsi had recorded an English adaptation of "Despacito" early on, only to shelve it after Mr. Bieber recorded his majority-Spanish version.
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In order to swap to commercial vehicles, they would have to shelve all of that work and start running new simulations based on data from the new vehicles.
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Two of the Italian banks hit by the country's banking crisis, Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, had to shelve plans to raise money earlier this year.
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The long-running political dispute has led the owners of the Greater Sunrise fields - Woodside Petroleum, ConocoPhillips, Royal Dutch Shell and Japan's Osaka Gas - to shelve the project.
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Milan prosecutors have filed a request to shelve a probe for alleged market manipulation and false accounting against the chief executive of Monte dei Paschi di Siena BMPS.
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The European Union's executive on Wednesday gave Poland a week to shelve the judicial reforms, which Brussels says would put courts under direct government control, or risk sanctions.
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Let's revisit Friday's reports that Saudi Arabia may delay selling shares of state oil giant Aramco on international exchanges next year, and may even shelve the plan entirely.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang, asked about Lam's remarks, referred to the central government's statement on June 15 supporting Hong Kong's decision to shelve the extradition bill.
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MILAN (Reuters) - An Italian judge has rejected a request by prosecutors to shelve a false accounting case against former executives at bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.
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Government sources told Reuters this weak that the government is embarking on a review of unfinished projects to shelve some of them indefinitely as a cost-saving measure.
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The peaceful but rare protests have prompted King Abdullah to sack the government and appoint a new prime minister, whose first pledge was to shelve steep tax increases.
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Whether "I Love You, Daddy" ever sees the light of day remains an open question, but the distributor seemingly had little choice but to shelve it right now.
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Considering the consequences of cavalierly discarding this rationale, the Alliance should shelve Phase 3 — not only to mitigate tensions with Russia but also to preserve its own honor.
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Vietnam's desire to shelve the IP provisions around pharmaceutical data is likely to win broad support, as Japanese and New Zealand officials have indicated they back the change.
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On Monday, the new CEOs said they would shelve its initial public offering, though they said in a statement that being a public company was still the goal.
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Republicans welcomed President Obama's announcement that he will shelve his drawdown of the U.S. troop presence in Afghanistan but questioned why he is reducing the force at all.
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"My theology is that if I can see God moving through people, neighbors helping neighbors, I can shelve the bigger question of why is this happening," he said.
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That cautious mood prompted German lender NordLB to shelve a planned bond issue on Tuesday as it struggled to find demand amid broader concerns about the country's banking sector.
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But she has had to shelve many of her domestic policies - such as social care and corporate reforms - since losing the Conservatives' majority in parliament in a June election.
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Last year Chelsea's owner Roman Abramovich decided to shelve plans for a new stadium on the existing Stamford Bridge site, after the Russian's UK visa renewal application was denied.
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The disappointing performance of "Solo: A Star Wars Story" also prompted Disney to shelve two projects: an Obi-Wan Kenobi flick and one featuring cult-favorite character Boba Fett.
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Market turbulence on concern over public spending by Italy's new populist government has triggered sharp falls in Italian stocks and bonds, prompting some companies to shelve stock market flotations.
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Hollywood has a golden opportunity to shelve politics and go back to what Tinsel Town does best: Make great content and celebrate it via the Oscars and related galas.
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Cedric the Entertainer isn't playing the Donald-Trump-Is-Not-My-President game ... he thinks people need to shelve their anger and fix some big problems in this country.
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Right after he told me of his plans to shelve his hedge fund, bitcoin experienced one of its habitual micro-crashes, falling to under fourteen thousand dollars a coin.
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The White House moved to shelve its most rancorous trade rhetoric toward the end of the year in an effort to preserve GOP relationships as tax reform neared passage.
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She wrote while her daughters napped, but was forced to shelve the pages when a fire extinguisher fell on her head at a community center, giving her a concussion.
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In my son's storybooks a lion helps shelve books at the library, bears sit around the breakfast table and wolves give good night kisses after howling at the moon.
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DUBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ismahane Elouafi was on her way to becoming a fighter pilot in the Moroccan army when the country decided to shelve plans for female captains.
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The choice of Scott Pruitt to lead the Environmental Protection Agency has also prompted concern as he is expected to shelve the Obama administration's aggressive enforcement of environmental rules.
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If it decides to investigate, it can settle with the parties, shelve the case, or bring it before Chile's TDLC antitrust court, a five-member panel of lawyers and economists.
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His most important friend is Rodrigo Maia, the speaker of the lower house, who has signalled that he will shelve the dozen impeachment motions that have been filed so far.
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Safety issues may also explain the decision on September 10th to shelve long-held plans for an initial public offering, which Volvo had hoped might value the firm at $30bn.
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"We do not think the bureau is dismantled, but the new leader will likely shelve the upcoming regulatory agenda," analysts at FBR Capital Markets said in a note to clients.
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BACKED OFF Modi tried to push land and labor reforms after he took charge in 2014, but had to shelve them after strong opposition from political parties and labor unions.
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The toymaker was forced to shelve the sale of senior notes in August when a whistleblower letter was made public, claiming the company had made accounting errors in historical periods.
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Higher fuel taxes proposed by French President Emmanuel Macron to fight climate change have stoked violent protests in the European nation, forcing the government to shelve the plan this week.
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If a leader were confident that his or her country had a highly effective missile-defense system, it would be much easier to shelve nuclear weapons kept only as deterrents.
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This is fewer than the number who took to the streets in the paralysing strikes of 1995, which forced the government of Alain Juppé to shelve a planned pension reform.
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Ease in hiring and firing people would give companies the flexibility to expand while keeping costs low, but the government faced a backlash and was forced to shelve its plans.
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The crisis spurred opposition parties to shelve a no- confidence motion against Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe for alleged mismanagement of the economy that was originally set to be filed on Monday.
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The first of five preliminary hearings on the case was held in Florence last month as judge Paola Liguori weighs up whether to push for a trial or shelve the case.
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The U.S. central bank's decision to shelve an expected interest rate hike this year sent the Chinese currency to its eight-month high just a day earlier as the dollar weakened.
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The vote came a day after the EU gave its largest formerly communist member state a week to shelve judicial reforms that Brussels says would put courts under direct government control.
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Refinery officials decided last week to shelve plans to keep the H-Oil Unit shut for three months to repair cracks in welds seen in X-ray photographs, sources told Reuters.
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The decision to shelve the effort known as Project Ara comes after the company announced plans in May to release an early version of the product for developers in the fall.
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SoftBank, WeWork's largest outside shareholder, wants the office-space-subleasing company to shelve its embattled IPO process, which has received a chilly reception from potential investors, according to the Financial Times.
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But if the market sell-off, which included Treasuries earlier this month, carries on it could convince some Fed officials to shelve plans to keep tightening policy well into next year.
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Frustration has mounted across the vast, shakily governed Central African country after repeated election delays and blunders as well as a decision this week to shelve voting in several opposition strongholds.
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It was that they felt compelled to shelve that principle, temporarily, because they feared its application by Republicans would allow conservative-Christian moralism rather than their own to dominate the culture.
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A day earlier, Mr. Trump had publicly demanded that Mr. Obama veto the measure, even intervening with Egypt at the request of Israel to pressure the administration to shelve the effort.
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Luxury goods companies like Hermes are facing a sales hit from the outbreak as they have been forced to shutter shops and shelve advertising campaigns in the world's second-largest economy.
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Regardless of the fate of the Paris agreement, Trump has already moved to shelve the entirety of Obama's domestic climate agenda, ensuring that the U.S. will most likely miss Obama's targets.
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It's the strongest indication to date that the Trump administration may be planning to shelve the popular program permanently, although Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has said he thinks it can be saved.
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The guest list included luminaries such as Diddy, Big Sean, and Rick Ross, as well as Kim Zolciak and Brielle Biermann, who managed to shelve their duties in Atlanta for the event.
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This power imbalance is a persistent theme: the younger Joan (played by Ms Close's daughter Annie Starke) elects to shelve her own ambitions of literary stardom to protect her husband's fragile ego.
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In 2003 marches convinced the authorities to shelve an anti-sedition law that Beijing wanted to impose, an upset which led to the resignation of the first chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa.
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And, in a month in which horrified passengers might have been expected to shelve their trips, United had the fewest cancellations in its history, and fewer than any of its main competitors.
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He will nevertheless head to Washington next month to convince Mr Trump that Japan cannot accept letting North Korea keep its current arsenal, even if it promises to shelve its intercontinental missiles.
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Within those calculations, he said, authorities expected to 'far exceed' a 3.5 percent primary budget surplus for next year, a level which would allow Athens to shelve plans for further pension cuts.
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To complicate the agenda further, Trump wants Congress to try again on an immigration overhaul, an issue Republicans were happy to shelve earlier this year after he rejected their compromise with Democrats.
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Finance is also available more readily, since developers in Turkey and elsewhere are required by law to cover the costs of excavation (though frequently they shelve their plans to avoid the expense).
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The banks are also stuck with some buyout loans, initially offered to investors in 2015, that they were forced to shelve on their balance sheets as demand dropped when market conditions deteriorated.
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Ultimately, the best way to keep gas prices as low as possible is for Democrats to give up their opposition to domestic oil production and permanently shelve their gas tax increase proposals.
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BARCELONA — The leader of Catalonia said Wednesday night that he wanted a negotiated settlement to the region's conflict with the Spanish government, but he did not offer to shelve his secessionist plan.
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SoftBank, whose $100 billion Vision Fund is widely seen as having contributed to frothy tech valuations, has urged WeWork to shelve the IPO due to tepid investor demand, the Financial Times reported.
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The bigger fear among journalists is that Mr. Johnson's influential adviser, Dominic Cummings, wants to shelve a system of organized briefings that take place twice a day while Parliament is in session.
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When the gold price fell some companies were forced to shelve expensive projects and sell mines to stay afloat while battling a mountain of debt taken on to fund a buying spree.
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Every time the cops shelve a sexual assault case, these women dress up like ninjas and slam the accused against brick walls, slash them with switchblades and Taser them in the crotch.
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Earlier rulings from the European Union's Intellectual Property Office in favor of McDonald's had forced Supermac's, a string of restaurants mainly in rural Ireland, to shelve its plans to expand in Europe.
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Luxury companies including Kering already face a sales hit from the coronavirus outbreak as they shutter shops in China and shelve advertising campaigns in one of the top markets for luxury goods.
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It is time for the Pelicans, league officials and Davis's camp to collectively decide that the wisest move for all parties is to shelve The Brow for New Orleans' 23 remaining games.
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The lower house of Congress is expected to vote later this month to shelve charges against Temer in a corruption case involving meatpacker JBS SA, saving him from trial by the Supreme Court.
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Image 2 of 2 SEOUL, South Korea – After being blindsided by President Donald Trump&aposs decision to shelve major U.S. military exercises in South Korea, Seoul appears to be going along with it.
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After spending his twenties as a private chef and artist — including a stint making the food at Skowhegan — Hinman thought he was going to shelve his creative aspirations for a more practical career.
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One of them, Myanmar, wants to cut the size of a port and economic zone in Rakhine state, as well as shelve for good a controversial dam on the headwaters of the Irrawaddy.
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Its Hotel Lotte unit was forced in June to shelve an initial public offering to raise up to 5.27 trillion won ($4.73 billion), which would have made it the world's largest this year.
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With fears easing that the United States would impose trade tariffs with Mexico, investors are now optimistic that U.S. President Donald Trump could shelve threats to impose more tariffs on China as well.
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Neumann's trashed reputation coupled with WeWork's mounting losses forced the company to replace its founding CEO and shelve its IPO, which would have been the second-largest offering of 2019 behind only Uber.
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Cordray will probably do nothing more than subject Trump's proposals to "long-term analysis," said Quyen Truong, a partner at law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, which in Washington means he will shelve it.
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Allison Transmission has returned to the market after an attempt to reprice its term loan to the same level last September ran into investor pushback which led the company to shelve the deal.
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SoftBank, whose $100 billion Vision Fund is widely seen as having contributed to frothy tech valuations, has urged We Company to shelve the IPO due to tepid investor demand, the Financial Times reported.
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SoftBank, whose $100 billion Vision Fund is widely seen as having contributed to frothy tech valuations, has urged We Company to shelve the IPO due to tepid investor demand, the Financial Times reported.
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If Ms. Lam really believes they are acting out of concern for "the next generation," she would do well to heed them and shelve this cynical assault on Hong Kong's rule of law.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three U.S. Democratic Senators on Friday raised concerns over the possibility that President Donald Trump's administration will permanently shelve the "fiduciary rule," aimed at preventing brokers from recommending inappropriate retirement investments.
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But, Mr. Rees-Mogg noted, the executive does have a secret weapon at its disposal: the monarch, who in centuries past reserved the power to adjourn Parliament and shelve pending legislation at will.
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They led a public protest in the city of Atyrau in April that triggered street rallies elsewhere and forced Nazarbayev to shelve a planned land reform in what amounted to a rare climbdown.
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Then there are the piles, which are arranged in three categories: shelve, donate, and books I will never read again and don't really want but which are inscribed to me by the author.
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Foreign business groups have criticized the plan as large-scale import substitution, and experts doubt China will shelve such ambitions even if it takes a softer line in promoting them amid talks with Washington.
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Optimism that Washington and Beijing would quickly resolve their trade dispute sharply waned this week, days after U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed on Saturday to shelve any new tariffs.
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Pushback from the Congressional Black Caucus and progressives caused party leaders to shelve their first version of the resolution, which focused principally on anti-Semitism and they felt it more directly singled out Omar.
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Thousands of people in the U.K. are up in arms over rumors that broadcaster BBC could be about to shelve its public archive of cooking recipes as part of a series of spending cuts.
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The Trump administration is moving quickly to shelve regulations on oil and gas producers that could interfere with their efforts to take advantage of natural resources, regardless of the environmental and public health consequences. .
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Finance ministers of the European Union's three Nordic countries have urged their partners to shelve a plan to tax large corporations for their digital turnover, saying it could damage the European economy.
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As long as reporters are telegraphing their fixations on trivia and optics, she will scorn them; and reporters won't willingly shelve those questions to make the proposition of a press conference seem more enticing.
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MADRID, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Spanish low cost airline Volotea has decided to shelve for now its planned stock market flotation, a spokesman said on Tuesday, just a week after it made the plan public.
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While there's almost no chance anyone at Universal consulted with the U.S. president directly, the decision to shelve The Hunt comes almost exactly one day after Trump turned his angry Twitter gaze on Hollywood.
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One of those MPs told Business Insider that many of their colleagues were "scratching their heads" over the government's threat to shelve the Withdrawal Agreement Bill after it passed its second reading this week.
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That was a serious miscalculation and proved costly as Gazprom was forced to shelve development of one of the world's largest gas fields, Shtokman, as shale rapidly wiped out U.S. needs for gas imports.
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On Sunday night, after the march, he called on Ms. Lam in a Facebook post to shelve the extradition bill now that the "silent majority" of Hong Kong had come out marching against it.
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Ready or Not has been greeted with mostly positive early reviews, and — curiously — none of the outrage that recently prompted Universal Pictures to shelve its planned September release of the similarly themed The Hunt.
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Exhibit B: BuzzFeed will fall short of its 2017 revenue target by 15 percent to 20 percent, meaning that it will probably shelve any plans to go public next year, according to the WSJ.
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"It is disappointing that FDA appears willing to shelve this critically important solution instead of working towards specific regulatory actions that could result in significant public health benefits," Pallone wrote to Commissioner Stephen Hahn.
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The meeting comes days after GOP leaders agreed to shelve the first major legislative initiative of Trump's presidency, the American Health Care Act, after it ran into fierce resistance from rank-and-file Republicans.
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Ahn would similarly shelve a plan to construct four coal-fired power plants and not extend the lifespan of ageing coal and nuclear power stations, said Oh Jeong-Rye, deputy director of Ahn's People Party.
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Shale's low costs compared to complex offshore fields and its rapid production cycles has attracted the oil majors, which have all had to slash spending budgets and shelve many large projects during the current downturn.
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It will likely satisfy Kanye West fans who in recent years have found themselves exhausted by the rapper's performative outbursts, controversial political stance, and tendency to announce and shelve new works at a moment's notice.
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Others in India are exasperated at what they see as a lazy preference on the part of successive governments in Delhi to shelve rather than resolve the disagreements with China over small patches of land.
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Oil prices have dropped sharply since mid-2014, forcing producers and companies alike to shelve projects and cut oil investments, raising worries over a future supply shock that could lead to a spike in prices.
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But it's yours now and you suspect you'll be known by the paintings you hang, the books you shelve, and no doubt your need to speak about the wallpaper as if it weren't your fault.
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Ultimately, though, profitability is seen as sexy today — particularly in the meal space, where countless U.S. startups have shuttered, including Munchery and Sprig — but the focus meant that Grain had to shelve its expansion plans.
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The real estate start-up has seen a number of set-backs in recent weeks, including a dramatic cut in its valuation and its biggest outside investor, SoftBank, urging the company to shelve the offering.
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Despite this, she engaged with Mr. Putin's government and is credited with persuading him to shelve a plan to force people who had fled the war in Chechnya to return before the fighting had stopped.
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More than 80 percent of millennials surveyed by the National Association of Realtors and the nonprofit group American Student Assistance said that student debt had forced them to shelve their plans to buy a home.
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Several lawmakers also pressed the officials about a decision by Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, to shelve an N.S.A. effort to estimate how much incidental collection of Americans' information the program sweeps up.
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Although Republicans have worked through some of their divisions on how to revise the tax code — deciding to shelve, for example, a controversial tax on imports proposed by Speaker Paul D. Ryan — significant differences remain.
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The tech giant&aposs decision to shelve its WhatsApp ads plans comes more than 18 months after WhatsApp cofounders Brian Acton and Jan Koum left the company, along with a slew of other company executives.
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For Democrats to force the war debate or win votes during the impeachment trial, they will need four Republicans to break with GOP leaders who want to shelve both issues as quickly as they can.
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During a morning appearance on Fox News, he argued that Congress ought to repeal the law outright and shelve the replacement for a later date if they can't come to a deal by next Monday.
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Cookbooks are truly the gifts that keep on giving; unlike other books, which you might read once and then shelve forever, they're loaded with future cooking projects that will fulfill all your daydreams of kitchen greatness.
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The unique gel-textured blush prompted makeup artists, beauty editors, and celebrities alike to shelve their trusty powder compacts after Taraji P. Henson, Rashida Jones, and Chrissy Teigen first debuted it on the Oscars red carpet.
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The ECB has been contemplating even stricter rules on bad debt but may shelve those plans after a political backlash, focusing instead on behind-the-scenes work to push affected lenders to take more decisive action.
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Should Amazon decide to shelve A Rainy Day In New York indefinitely, the company would be demonstrating that it takes sexual misconduct allegations seriously and that it won't reward alleged offenders by giving them a platform.
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The rising tide of global protectionism has fueled concerns about the economic outlook, although an agreement between China and the United States on Saturday to shelve any new tariffs has provided some relief for worried investors.
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But instead of relying on one person to drive goods to the store, load them in and shelve them, Jyve can cut costs and divide those tasks and match them to nearby people with sufficient skills.
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However, it had to shelve a planned flotation of a stake in its Asian operations, only to follow that up a week later with the sale of its Australia business to Japan's Asahi for $11.3 billion.
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She also claimed Prince told her the real reason he didn't want to release his famous "Black Album" was because he'd taken drugs, and had a vision of God ... who told him to shelve the project.
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Worse, a fifth of the capital budget typically goes unspent because, in the run up to year-end, the finance ministry usually begs generals to shelve projects so that overall public-spending targets can be met.
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The price of oil has fallen around 70 percent since mid-2014, prompting oil exploration and mining customers to shelve orders for products such as the large drives made by Siemens' Process Industries and Drives unit.
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A day earlier the General Prosecutor's Office questioned the constitutionality of the proposed cap that limits spending growth to the rate of inflation for at least 10 years and recommended that Congress shelve the austerity measure.
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Brady added that he and Ryan didn't shelve it until they got a commitment from the other key tax negotiators that there would be an alternative way to address the erosion of the U.S. tax base.
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According to news reports, WeWork is exploring the possibility of issuing junk bonds to fulfill its funding needs after its biggest shareholder, SoftBank, reportedly urged the group to shelve its plans for an initial public offering.
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In the White House, officials were busy plotting ways to respond to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who had just issued a threat to shelve President Donald Trump's State of the Union address if agencies remained shuttered.
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The effort started in earnest in early 2018, when he tried to shelve criminal cases in Ukraine against Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, Mr. Manafort, who had made millions of dollars in Kiev as a consultant.
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Ivanov's decision on Tuesday to shelve all investigations into the scandal, an action also sharply criticized by the European Union as contrary to the rule of law, looks set to compound rather than ease the crisis.
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Trump's electoral victory last month quickly spurred speculation that Interior might shelve the rule rather than finalize it, in order to avoid a CRA showdown that could prevent the department from ever updating the rule again.
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A committee of pro-democratic groups has raised turnout estimates and are now eyeing the biggest single-day rally since 2003, when a similar number of protesters forced the government to shelve tighter national security laws.
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However, the market upheaval and economic uncertainty triggered by Britons' vote last Thursday to leave the European Union has forced policymakers to shelve disposal plans until 2017 at the earliest, sources close to the Treasury told Reuters.
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Fierce opposition to the proposed legislation, which opponents, including business groups, feared could expose people in Hong Kong to China's politically controlled courts, forced the city's top official, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, to indefinitely shelve the plan.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday he would shelve his additional role as communication minister after police questioned him over allegations he negotiated a deal for good press coverage with a newspaper owner.
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Systemax promptly acquired the Circuit City brand (along with fellow failed electronics retailer CompUSA) and tried re-launching it online only in 2009 only to shelve it and focus on the more successful Tiger Direct retail brand.
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In 2012 George Osborne, the then chancellor of the exchequer, was forced to withdraw a "pasty tax" on takeaway food after an outcry; a few years later he had to shelve plans to cut working-age welfare.
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Returning a product you bought online is inherently a statement of dislike, but smart retailers are quickly learning that they're far better off if they shelve their defensive impulses and instead embrace your dissatisfaction with open arms.
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After months of setbacks, the international and domestic legs of the IPO were pulled, as the prince's father King Salman stepped in to shelve it, three sources with ties to government insiders told Reuters in late August.
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As global uncertainty has mounted, the company has also been forced to shelve plans to float its shares and like other carmakers, Volvo is now facing added pressure from a demand slowdown in its main market, China.
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But bankers believe that the massive M$55 billion east coast rail link, a pet project of Najib, will be canned by a new government headed by Mahathir, who promised to shelve it during his election campaigning.
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The private equity deal comes after minority investors began exploring the sale of their combined stake following GEMS' decision to shelve its London listing last year after authorities in Dubai unexpectedly froze tuition fees, Reuters had reported.
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LJUBLJANA, March 17 (Reuters) - Slovenia will probably have to shelve plans to keep public finances balanced in the medium term due to the economic blow wrought by the coronavirus outbreak, a government advisory body said on Tuesday.
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After Mr. Trump and President Xi Jinping of China talked over a steak dinner in December at a Group of 20 meeting in Argentina, the administration decided to shelve the proposed sanctions, according to the American officials.
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SoftBank Group Corp, the biggest outside shareholder in the We Company, is urging WeWork to shelve its much anticipated initial public offering after it received a cool reception from investors, according to people briefed on the discussions.
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It does seem like a positive move to shelve an issue that's so complex and very expensive no matter what the plan, move on to something that is a little bit easier, which would be lowering taxes.
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So perhaps the only surprise came in the timing when the Assembly speaker, Anthony Rendon, announced late Friday afternoon that he would shelve the bill and urged supporters to come up with details before introducing it again.
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It follows other companies across the online takeaway and meal-kits sector such as Delivery Hero or Just Eat, who decided to shelve profitability targets this year and spend heavily in order to gain greater market share.
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Photo: APWeeks after the US Army told personnel to immediately shelve all drones made by Chinese manufacturer DJI, citing unspecified "cyber vulnerabilities associated with DJI products," the company has introduced a new "local data mode" for its apps.
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Even an established company like Endeavor Group, the Hollywood talent agency and owner of the UFC mixed martial arts sports league run by Ari Emanuel, had to shelve its offering after first cutting its size and share price.
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MILAN, July 29 (Reuters) - An Italian judge has rejected a request by prosecutors to shelve a false accounting case against former executives at bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena, which had to be bailed out by the state.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's environmental regulator Ibama decided on Thursday to shelve the environmental license request for a hydroelectric dam on the Tapajos River in the Amazon, a project that had been opposed by indigenous tribes and conservation groups.
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The push is in stark contrast to moves by rivals to shelve or delay LNG projects from Australia to Canada following an 80 percent slump in prices amid a flood of new supply just as demand has slowed.
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Then the Communist Party had reason to hope that it could defuse the problem by allowing Hong Kong to shelve the bill, and encouraging the unpopular chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, to resign (he did so in 2005).
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As the effort to pass the bill reached a crucial point, some members appeared increasingly exhausted by the repeated push on health care -- a factor that could see some shelve objections just to offload it to the Senate.
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Manager Terry Collins said Cabrera feels the most pain when batting right-handed, and that this was a good time to shelve Cabrera because the Mets are scheduled to face several left-handers over the next 10 days.
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Hendrawan said Lin had altered his game a few years ago to try to conserve his energy but Lee had taken longer to shelve his all-court style for a more aggressive approach aimed at killing points quicker.
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Reuters reported last week that the company is likely to shelve plans to list the offshore drilling division because of weak market conditions, and extend the timeline to divest the unit beyond its initial target of end-2018.
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Incredulous Body Language Season is Here We're in that time of year when bad teams shelve their most dependable veterans in favor of "development"—aka deploying youngsters that do a much better job ensuring the team's immediate demise.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia center-right government was forced on Thursday to shelve for at least two months its plans to cut company taxes by around A$65 billion ($47.79 billion) after failing to get enough support from lawmakers.
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At the Lugano session, he recorded more than enough material for a sequel to "Avenging Angel," which Eicher would have been happy to release, but Taborn chose instead to shelve it, perhaps for a retrospective release later on.
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ROME, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Former Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi signalled willingness on Friday to shelve a drive for early elections that is tearing apart his Democratic Party (PD) as it faces a strong challenge from eurosceptic populists.
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Though the lower house voted to shelve a corruption case against Temer, the upheaval in his ruling coalition is likely to derail Temer's plans to plug a budget deficit to help Brazil recover from its worst ever recession.
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If Trump's steel tariffs are imposed without exemptions, Miller says Russia-based Novolipetsk Steel will shelve plans to invest $600 million to add capacity at factories in Pennsylvania and Indiana and lay off hundreds of American steel workers.
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Still, the U.S.-initiated decision to shelve the drills isn&apost likely to dramatically change the psyche of South Koreans who have spent their entire lives facing North Korean threats and living through wild swings in inter-Korean relations.
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During Raposo's tenure, however, sources said Renault recently agreed to use a Nissan three-cylinder and shelve DCT gearbox development, in favor of greater use of its partner's CVT in core models, starting with the Kadjar SUV next year.
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Last month, The Wall Street Journal reported that Tim Cook decided to shelve Vital Signs, a series influenced by the story of Dr. Dre, after the Apple CEO was dismayed by drug and sex scenes in a preview episode.
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"Ιt is regrettable that we are now forced to shelve a major renewable energy project... Τhe Swedish military said no, not only to the change in the application, but to the project as such," Vattenfall said in a statement.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Bitmain Technologies, the world's largest designer of products for mining cryptocurrencies, on Tuesday let its application for a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) lapse, becoming the latest cryptocurrency company to shelve plans to go public.
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Recent changes to World Rugby regulations on suitable artificial turf ruled out a number of potential playing fields in the Northeast, forcing the league to shelve a sixth planned franchise near New York, where PRO Rugby's headquarters are located.
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Oversupply, uncertain demand and weak prices have led Aurizon to shelve its two main growth projects - a coal rail line in the Galilee Basin in Queensland and the West Pilbara iron ore rail and port project in Western Australia.
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The parallels between Mr. Trump's cancellation of a missile strike on Iran and Mr. Obama's decision to shelve a strike on President Bashar al-Assad of Syria are so tantalizing that some Republicans lost no time in highlighting them.
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Property tycoon Peter Woo, the former chairman of developer Wheelock & Co., also called on protesters to ease off, saying they already notched a victory by getting the government to shelve a controversial extradition bill that originally sparked the protests.
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While demonstrators successfully pressured Hong Kong's leader to shelve an extradition bill that would have allowed people to be sent to the mainland to face trial in courts controlled by the Communist Party, protestors are now demanding democratic reforms.
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The company's IPO is still hanging in the balance, however, as SoftBank, the biggest external investor in WeWork, is urging the loss-making property group to shelve the IPO to protect a US$2.5bn investment made earlier this year.
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For now, at least, many Sri Lankans struggling to make ends meet are ready to shelve their apprehensions about the Rajapaksas, hoping that the family can revive the economy, which boomed toward the end of their stretch in power.
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The recent "cancel culture" phenomenon surfaces every time a celebrity says or does something offensive, spurring a rabid, internet-fueled push to cancel their TV show, shelve their movie, shut down their concert tour or stop buying their book.
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Vietnam will shelve ratification of the U.S.-led TPP due to political changes ahead in the United States, but wants to maintain good relations with Washington as much as it does all other countries, the country's prime minister said last month.
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While a recent box office stumble by "Solo" has forced the company to reevaluate and even shelve a number of projects including a stand-alone Obi-Wan Kenobi film and a Boba Fett film, under Kennedy's leadership, Lucasfilm has blossomed.
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Under a procedure known as "administrative closure," judges can indefinitely shelve deportation cases of immigrants who have lived illegally for years in the United States but have not committed serious crimes and have strong family or other ties in the country.
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The gloomy data points to a further loss of economic momentum as a trade dispute with the United States piles pressure on China's vast manufacturing sector and as firms, bracing for a tough year ahead, shelve their investment plans, executives say.
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The full lower house of Brazil's Congress still must vote on the charges but is expected to shelve them next week, sparing Temer from trial by the Supreme Court for alleged obstruction of justice and membership in a criminal organization.
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The group's president, Sławomir Izdebski, told BuzzFeed News that he would announce Friday a coalition of agricultural organizations to stop the bill, and would call for street protests if Kaczynski and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki won't promise to shelve it.
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After a long delay the government announced in June that it would shelve its flagship education bill, which had been due to transfer power from local councils to head teachers, and to change the working of the teachers' professional body.
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"We had an episode of Drop The Mic this season with Jussie that you'll now (correctly) never see, but sadly it will shelve @clayaiken, WHO WAS A VERY GOOD RAPPER (at least for now)," executive producer Jensen Karp tweeted on Thursday.
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The records could signal a rebound for the company created by a 2016 merger of France's Technip and U.S. rival FMC Technologies to weather the oil price crash that had forced their oil major clients to slash budgets and shelve projects.
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"The energy sector reforms are on track and we have been working consistently," Finance Minister Ishaq Dar told a joint news conference with IMF mission chief Harald Finger when asked about the decision to shelve the privatisation of power supply companies.
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It has been retweeted more than 1,000 times, a reflection of the anger swirling around the decision two days earlier by Anthony Rendon, the speaker of California's Assembly, to shelve the nation's most ambitious proposal to institute single-payer health care.
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"The volatility and poor returns in 2018 scared large institutions away from allocating to crypto funds, causing those who survived to shelve their licensing plans," said Jehan Chu, a partner at Kenetic Capital, which takes equity stakes in blockchain companies.
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The commissioner fielded hostile questions and comments from Republicans for nearly four hours at the hearing, which was scheduled last week by House leaders to persuade conservatives to shelve their demand for an immediate impeachment vote by the full House.
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Within the space of 30 minutes, members of the UK Parliament went from approving in principle the deal Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reached with the European Union to rejecting another vote that triggered Johnson to shelve his deal altogether.
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Pruitt's EPA, however, has sought to scuttle still-governing regulations with shortcuts, such as claimed delays or postponements that would, in reality, indefinitely shelve earlier finalized regulations, but without providing the analysis and justification the Supreme Court has long required.
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Negotiators met for two days in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, to discuss what parts of the original deal they wished to shelve, in a bid to salvage an ambitious vision for a free-trade bloc that originally included the United States.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund will shelve a final review of its loan deal with Kosovo before its expiry next week and put off disbursing remaining funds due to an absence of a government there, the IMF said on Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some of Europe's biggest money managers think the European Central Bank will be forced to shelve ambitions to hike interest rates next year, with some suspecting it might even get sucked back into bond buying if Italy unravels.
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I didn't know if it would last, but I knew that whatever happened, I would probably be needing a sperm donor and could at least shelve the anxiety that having a baby alone would "put off" a man down the line.
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The process was left in disarray — again — after today's vote in Parliament gave Prime Minister Boris Johnson a damaging setback, raising the prospect he might shelve his withdrawal deal and toss the debate over Brexit to the voters in an election.
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Sure, the economic mirage of China continued, and even Google couldn't maintain its patience, attempting to launch its Project Dragonfly censored Chinese search engine to much outcry, ultimately to shelve it, giving its leadership a bit of a black eye.
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Lotte, which was forced by the investigation to shelve a planned $4.5 billion initial public offering of its Hotel Lotte unit in June, said after the court ruling it aimed to return to business as usual as quickly as possible.
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His statement came hours after KCNA reported that Kim Jong Un supervised a parachuting drill by military sharpshooters and vowed to build an "invincible army," displaying more defiance despite the decision by the U.S. and South Korea to shelve their drills.
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Helio Castroneves was not quite ready to shelve his illustrious career as an IndyCar driver when the racing mogul Roger Penske, his boss since 2000, came to him two years ago with a proposal: racing sleek, high-tech sports cars.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government will take its time to consider amendments passed by the upper house of parliament to the EU withdrawal bill, but will not shelve the key piece of Brexit legislation, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokeswoman said on Thursday.
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" In Portraits, Bush painted Rodriquez with the prosthetic lenses—one blue-green to correct double-vision; the other tinted dark brown to help with light sensitivity—that allowed Rodriguez to shelve the sunglass and his son Jacob, now 10, to memorably exclaim, "Daddy!
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When posed with the idea that perhaps the jokes he and his writing team create could be deemed too insensitive for some, MacFarlane came clean that even he has had to shelve some of his best stuff in order to adhere to standards.
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NEW YORK, Dec 2 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury futures slipped as trading for the week ahead kicked off late on Sunday with investors back in a risk-taking mood after China and the United States agreed to shelve any new tariffs and reset discussions.
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Instead of bringing this bill to the floor of the House of Representatives for a vote, I urge Speaker Ryan to shelve HR 620, and focus instead on improving access for all Americans and full integration of people with disabilities into their communities.
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But after North Korea launched a ballistic missile over Japan in 2017, South Korea was forced to shelve its plan to donate $8 million to the World Food Program and United Nations Children's Fund to help North Korea's malnourished children and pregnant women.
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DUBLIN, March 27 (Reuters) - Paddy Power Betfair parent Flutter Entertainment will pay its 2019 dividend in ordinary shares, shelve a pro-rated dividend in relation to its merger with Stars Group Inc (TSG) and suspend the 2020 dividend for the combined group.
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And when it became trendy to shelve one's books by color, some readers sneered that such a practice was only for literary poseurs, that true readers who cared about their books as more than just decorative objects would never organize them so counterintuitively.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the darkest clouds hanging over Wall Street somewhat dissipated on the weekend when China and the United States agreed to shelve any new tariffs and reset discussions, at least temporarily halting an increase in their tensions over trade.
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If confirmed by the Senate, he is expected to shelve the Obama administration's aggressive environmental enforcement and embrace a more collaborative approach with the industries that the agency is charged with policing, many of which have helped him advance his political career.
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When the audience didn't warm to a ballet of his, Balanchine was often perfectly willing to shelve it, secure in the knowledge that once people forgot about it he could strip it for parts or, to put it more accurately, extend its discoveries.
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There will be time to reshape the world order if his approval ratings ever edge back over 45 percent; for now, he could shelve plans for big-league disruptions and Nixon-to-China strokes of genius and simply take crises as they come.
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Some foreign firms now say they will shelve projects at a time when Egypt is seeking to boost foreign investment to ease a hard currency shortage that is choking the economy and to diversify after gas shortages caused blackouts in 22015 and 228.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures jumped on Sunday, suggesting Wall Street was set rise further after its biggest weekly gain last week in nearly seven years as China and the United States agreed to shelve any new tariffs and reset discussions.
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Temer aides said they were confident the chamber would shelve the charges by a bigger margin than its rejection of an earlier corruption charge on August 2 by 2018-227 votes, when it needed only 172 votes to throw the case out.
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On Tuesdays, he said, our six-inmate crew would shelve books returned by the supermax inmates; we would also type up a ten-question quiz about one of the novels, make copies for every inmate, and place them on the appropriate cart.
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After quitting an office job at a state-owned company last year which he described as dull and badly-paid, he also had to shelve plans for opening a bar in Zhengzhou after his partners pulled out as a spending slump hit the city.
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"The intention was always to sell the bank and the Bank of Portugal started seeking suitors in 2014, but had to shelve the process in September 2015 because the three bidders did not meet price expectations," Moody's said in a banking note last October.
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Kite Pharma now has a lead over Novartis in the race to win FDA approval; a third company, Juno Therapeutics, just announced that it would shelve one version of its CAR-T treatment after five patient deaths caused by swelling and fluid in the brain.
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Public Enemies showcases the following things: an original demo tape from a 19-year-old Kanye West; JAY-Z rapping, also a similar age; interviews with early collaborators; anecdotes about how JAY-Z tried to shelve Kanye's career, and how Kanye went behind his back.
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Nordic countries have also urged their partners to shelve the plan for action first at an EU level on concerns over how it may affect their own large digital companies and were joined by the Czechs in the joint paper sent to colleagues last month.
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NEW YORK, Dec 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures jumped on Sunday after China and the United States agreed at a G20 summit to shelve any new tariffs and reset discussions for 90 days, at least temporarily halting an increase in their tensions over trade.
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Analysts I spoke to agree that some car news will be forthcoming in 22018, but it will probably be focused on software, dashboard integration and situation- and location-based AI. You can also probably shelve those Apple TV set dreams right next to the car.
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This review, labeled in the text as "post-mortem", is expected to end after EU elections in May, making it very likely that the new European Parliament will shelve the proposed legislative changes, as it often happens with texts rolled out in previous legislatures.
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Media coverage calling attention to the leadership-style of former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and his wife and cofounder Rebekah Neumann also damaged the company's image, leading the company to shelve its IPO plans and ultimately push both Neumanns out of their leadership roles.
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It's also the kind of thing that could make for a successful presidency, if only Trump could follow his pragmatic instinct, banish his inner Steve Bannon and shelve the worst promises of his candidacy, as he already has with his threats to exit NATO.
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The tension between those who want to shelve engagement and take a much tougher line on North Korea and those who want to continue probing for openings is reflected in the administration's ambivalent response after Mr. Warmbier was flown home in a coma last week.
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The film has existed in a purgatory of reshoots and delays both before and after Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox, along with fears that Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige — who now is in charge of X-Men movies after the deal — would shelve the movie.
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Democrats' last-minute attempt to shelve the Jim Crow-era law for the election was rejected by a court, but the judges said they would be willing to consider the case if the scheme resulted in the popular-vote winner failing to win election.
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The newspaper quoted the officials as saying the Treasury Department had prepared a package aimed at nearly three dozen sanction targets, including Russian and Chinese entities, and was prepared to announce the sanctions as soon as Tuesday but could shelve the plan at any moment.
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"No matter what the price we need to pay, we will still continue to fight against suppression from the government," Wong, who rose to fame at age 15 for forcing the Hong Kong government to shelve a pro-China national education scheme in schools, told reporters.
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While no agreement is expected at the end of the three-day meeting, Vietnam's desire to shelve the IP provisions around pharmaceutical data is likely to win broad support, with Japanese and New Zealand officials also indicating their support for the change, two other sources said.
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Matt Bevin tweeted, "to all those political opportunists who are seizing on the tragedy in Las Vegas to call for more gun regs...You can't regulate evil..." Still, the House did opt to shelve a bill this week that would have loosened restrictions on purchasing gun silencers.
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DUBAI/RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's decision to shelve what was billed as the biggest share sale ever is a major blow to the credibility of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman but there are other ways to finance reforms to strengthen the economy, bankers and investors say.
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The WeWork initial public offering is full speed ahead, sources familiar with the matter tell CNBC's David Faber, despite a number of a setbacks including a dramatic cut in its valuation and its biggest outside investor urging the controversial real estate company to shelve the offering.
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All Republicans present and about two-thirds of Democrats voted to shelve the issue, in just the latest indication that, despite some Democrats' hopes, we're not remotely close to the politically charged process of impeachment even getting started for Trump, let alone a vote to expel him.
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Navarro's absence has been interpreted both as a sign of his diminished status in a more disciplined White House run by Chief of Staff John Kelly and a result of Trump's strategy to shelve major trade action against Beijing in exchange for cooperation on North Korea's nuclear program.
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Duterte, who has a staggering approval rating of over 80 percent, used his considerable political clout to help his chosen candidates, and critics believe he will now try to use that power to push through controversial legislation he had to shelve during the first half of his term.
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When he sings "Shelve your Western plans, and understand / That life is hard enough when you belong here," the implication is either that the Bengali doesn't belong in England, or that Morrissey is equating his own plight of rejection and general Morrissey-ness to that of a struggling immigrant.
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"She might indicate her willingness to accept off-the-shelve rather than tailor-made institutional solutions for continued single market and customs union membership during that period; and she could signal the U.K.'s willingness to keep paying into the EU's budget during such a transition," he added.
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"This figure is the direct result of the strategy implemented by Bolsonaro to dismantle the environment ministry, prevent the enforcement of laws, shelve plans previous governments made to curb deforestation and empower, through rhetoric, those who commit environmental crimes," Climate Observatory, a Brazilian environmental group, said in a statement.
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When the interview was announced by Fox in 2006 under the title If I Did It, NewsCorp, which owns Fox and the book's planned publisher HarperCollins, faced a week's worth of outrage from the network's affiliates, news hosts like Bill O'Reilly, and booksellers before deciding to indefinitely shelve the project.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve could adjust the pace at which it trims its $4.5 trillion in bond holdings depending on how financial markets react, a Fed policymaker said on Friday in comments that could raise questions over the central bank's emerging plan to shelve a crisis-era policy.
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And every Sunni nation is still smarting over the leadership role of the Obama administration in concluding a deal with Iran that returned billions of dollars to this Shiite nation in return for what is seen in most Sunni capitals as a vague pledge to shelve its program of developing a nuclear arsenal.
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I'm going to have to try The Division —" the similarities to Destiny are too enticing for me to ignore —" but I know that the nature of the game means that I'll either have to give myself over to it completely, rejecting all else for a few months, or shelve it for good.
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On Friday, Pelosi said that she and her delegation had arranged to travel by commercial planes after the President canceled their military transport but that Trump's intervention and what she said was a "leak" from the White House about their new travel plans caused them to shelve the trip for safety reasons.
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Trump wanted Comey to show "loyalty,'' by which he meant pliant subservience; he wanted him to shelve the F.B.I. investigation of Flynn; he demanded that Comey "lift the cloud" of the Russian investigation by declaring that Trump was not being personally investigated; and then fired Comey for his refusal to obey the "boss.
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Following years of being absent from China's web search market, Google had wanted to launch the Dragonfly product in early 2019, although now, amid outcry inside and outside of Google, the pressure seems to have caused leaders to "shelve it at least in the short term," said the report, which cited two unnamed sources.
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There's no need to shelve that summer vacation you wanted to take but never got around to planning: the last two weeks of August may be the most popular time to get away for the season, but there are still plenty of options available for travelers who are game for a last-minute escape.
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Just four months later, Silk Labs announced that it would shelve the Sense hardware to focus specifically on the software, called Silk, after it said it started to receive inquiries from OEMs interested in getting a version of the platform to run on their own devices (it also raised money outside of Kickstarter, around $4 million).
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However, a relief rally of sorts trickled through the following day, with some market participants and media sources attributing the uptick in stocks to a perception that the Trump team's willingness to shelve the healthcare bill for now demonstrated its appetite for focusing on tax reform – an issue to which financial markets are notably more sensitive.
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A little more than a week after President Donald Trump and the Republican Party launched a messaging blitz aimed at rebranding the GOP in 2020 as "the party of great healthcare," Trump on Monday night appeared ready to shelve the issue, following a week of legal setbacks and internal party strife over the best way to proceed.
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PT: A Procter & Gamble spokesperson said locking up Tide Pods was the stores' choice: "Individual retailers decide how to shelve products, often making decisions on a store-by-store basis," the spokesperson said in an email, adding, "We do know that some Tide products have been in secure shelving in some retailers prior to the recent social media conversations."
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HONG KONG — South Korea said Tuesday that it would not undo a 2015 agreement with Japan to shelve a longtime dispute over women who were forced into sexual slavery for the Japanese military during World War II. The agreement has been criticized in South Korea, where many people don't believe Japan has fully made amends for its wartime legacy.
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"Trump's trade team would be wise to shelve 'The Art of the Deal' and focus on the 'Art of War,' if they really want to know what's ahead in U.S.-China trade relations," said James Zimmerman, a managing partner of the Beijing office of the law firm Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton who has worked in China for 19 years.
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If one more GOP senator defects, the bill will fail and party leaders will have to go back to the drawing board or altogether shelve the healthcare reform effort The Congressional Budget Office score of the bill, expected on Monday, could tip the balance one way or the other — as could pressure from President Trump, their home-state governors, doctors and hospitals. Sen.
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"The committee questioned Zuckerberg on issues such as whether Facebook should be trusted to handle financial data, why Facebook wants to develop a new digital currency instead of using the dollar, how Facebook is working with regulators and lawmakers, and whether or not it's willing to shelve the project if necessary," Lisa Eadicicco wrote for Business Insider about the October hearing.
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I don't care where you shelve her books — good writing is good writing, however you classify it — as long as we call Kiernan what she is: an underappreciated master whose vision expresses itself through vast geographic expanses, gender fluidity, geological upheaval, lingering forces of evil, the horror and beauty of the natural world and the mythic architecture of the human mind.
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In my family, saving money is kind of a luxury because either you're not making enough, or you are making enough, but that money always ends up having to go somewhere in case an emergency comes up like this car situation my mom's going through, which inevitably affects me saving because I have to shelve up more money trying to support her and my younger sibling.
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DJI Rolls Out &aposLocal Data Mode&apos for Drones After US Army Ban Over Unknown &aposCyber Vulnerabilities&aposWeeks after the US Army told personnel to immediately shelve all drones made by Chinese…Read more ReadIn a detailed essay, Kevin Finisterre claims he began communicating with the DJI team on September 2nd after he discovered the drone-maker's SSL certificates and firmware AES encryption keys exposed in code uploaded to GitHub.
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Following the sudden collapse of WeWork's IPO plans, Peloton—an innovator in personal fitness that is bleeding hundreds of millions of dollars and does not see profitability for at least three years—went public and promptly sank, while the Endeavor Group, which has been attempting to rebrand itself as a multiplatform media company, took the temperature of the markets and decided it was best to shelve its own IPO plans, long in the making.
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There had been reports that Legere — something of a turnaround specialist — was being lined up for the job at the very troubled office-space startup, which had to shelve its IPO earlier this year after showing poor financials amid questionable management that not only led to the departure of its founder Adam Neumann as CEO, but a strong devaluation of the company that resulted in SoftBank, as a major creditor, taking control.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's incessant use of racist, bigotry and anti-Semitic words against people of various religious faith during the recently concluded America's election have attracted the ire of Islamic scholars in Africa, which has led to a stern warning issued to Muslims from Africa's most populous black nation to shelve any intending travels to America being a sign of protest against discrimination and obsessed Islamophobia.
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