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It's throwing out terms like "diversity" as a shield from criticism.
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He and other officers use it as a shield from the gunfire.
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Neither form would have worked as a heat shield from the past.
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"It was like a kind of shield from the outside world," he said.
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It rages for my daughters, whom I fight to shield from these injustices.
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There may be millions of immigrants to shield from a Trump homeland-enforcement regime.
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We can imagine the branches snatching the shield from the ground a moment earlier.
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Many, like Project Shield from Google's Jigsaw, offer web security services like DDoS defense.
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I just want to be me, not your cover or your shield from accusation.
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Scattered across the deck, visitors set up small tents to shield from the sun.
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Savers elsewhere in Latin America have long used dollar accounts as a shield from inflation.
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This shell is a shield from negativity—but that doesn't mean nothing can hurt you.
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I believe he has undisclosed sites that he thinks he can shield from the world.
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KÄ«lauea spans (on land) over 28500 miles and looks like a warrior's shield from above.
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The gel formula adheres to your tires to create a durable shield from the elements.
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Singapore also has some "shock absorbers" that help to shield from global turbulence, according to Baig.
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But this function must be so sensitive as to require such a total shield from liability.
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Their focus touches an area that Trump has long tried to shield from scrutiny: his finances.
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Testing seemed to offer shelters both a shield from liability and a cloak of moral responsibility.
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Those guys are in front of a liquor store that has that plastic shield from the 70s.
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We mark ourselves by what we choose of our past to shield from the churn of change.
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Given its shield from congressional scrutiny, the CFPB's power to regulate is essentially a government license to destroy.
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They also said they would dismiss one count of conspiracy to transport or shield from the previous trial.
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In fact, Hobson notes that despite the electromagnets' impressive power, it cannot draw back the shield from any distance.
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Attorneys for Gawker had asked the court for the same protections for its founder, including a shield from lawsuits.
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In 2007, satellite images showed Iran building a tunnel complex nearby, suggesting new precautions to shield from aerial strikes.
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SOLVER STORIES For the writer Dan Avery, crossword puzzles provide a comforting shield from the painful parts of life.
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The president discussed with the two Democrats legislation to shield from deportation roughly 800,000 young immigrants known as Dreamers.
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For Mr. William, this repeating symbol is both a shield from — and a response to — an onlooker's curious appraisal.
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The porte cochère is their shield from photographers, professionals and fans or mere passers-by with cellphones held high.
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As he explains, he made the shield from 24 interlocking steel plates attached to a motor that fans them out.
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To use Alexa voice commands, you'll first have to pair an Echo with the Shield from within the Alexa app.
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That's largely thanks to its generous insurance subsidies, which have created a reliable base of customers shield from high premiums.
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In negotiations this month, Democrats plan to press to shield from deportation undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.
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It abandoned its plan — which it had tried to shield from public scrutiny — to eliminate the independent House ethics office.
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Garrel's work became a shield from which to protect himself from the world, a way to process an unstable emotional landscape.
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Until this is achieved, though, it is critical to have an international shield from Russia while we are rebuilding our country.
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Despite professed confidence in Privacy Shield from the EC, the mechanism has looked especially precariously placed since Donald Trump took office.
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The proposal also requested funding to expand the DHS's Einstein program, which has served as the government's main shield from hackers.
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"Removing the unwarranted shield from legal responsibility will save countless children from horrific tragedy, both physical and emotional," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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Her newfound fame hasn't served as a shield from the racist vitriol — if anything, her celebrity status has only exacerbated it.
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With reflexes at the ready, Jon bends down and picks up the first thing he can — a bear shield from House Mormont.
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Some other things I'll be bringing with me include a blanket and sunscreen to shield from the Sun, even though it's disappearing.
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Since the program started, it has provided about 800,000 undocumented youth with renewable, two-year work permits and a shield from deportation.
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While those more immediate space-based defenses may help with national security, it's not quite a global shield from any nuclear attack.
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Using materials sourced from the area where the shield was found and a simple tool kit, they reconstructed the shield from scratch.
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"I don't see what's really different about the Privacy Shield from the old Safe Harbour other than presentation and paperwork," he said.
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The exterior included heavy amounts of padding that served as a shield from the thin, toxic atmosphere of Mars but let in sunlight.
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Parikh recommends that anyone with melasma or similar conditions use sunblock that contains zinc, which provides the best shield from the sun's rays.
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Vacation essentials, including chic sunnies, studded sandals and a classic fedora to shield from the sun while you're sun-bathing on the shore.
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It's lunacy that our legal system allows the predators who operate these sites to hide behind this law as a shield from prosecution.
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The sheriff is accused of labeling certain deaths as "accidents" rather than "homicides" to shield from prosecution law enforcement officers who were involved.
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As Cohen's unindicted co-conspirator, Trump, retains a personal legal shield from the longstanding Justice Department policy that sitting presidents cannot face prosecution.
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Around him, groups of young men, faces covered with T-shirts and bandannas to shield from tear gas, had blocked the streets with rocks.
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CMS barred Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield from enrolling people in its 2018 Part D plans because the insurance company was profiting excessively.
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That's raised speculation that the special counsel investigation might extend to Trump's business empire, which the president has tried to shield from public scrutiny.
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A young father hoisted his little girl on his shoulder, carefully affixing a surgical mask to her face, an imperfect shield from the gas.
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"A stranger's illegal conduct does not suffice to remove the First Amendment shield from speech about a matter of public concern," Justice Stevens wrote.
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History also suggests this recipe would do little for the fortunes of those blue-collar workers whom Mr Trump pledged to shield from foreign competition.
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He was without any shield from the vicious Ravens pass rush, despite a parade of draft picks and money invested in in the offensive line.
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It is expected to say more on Monday, when it will face questions about the Shield from the Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs committee.
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Normally, items made from organic materials, such as bark, don't preserve well, but in this case, the moist, soggy conditions prevented the shield from degrading.
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But it has nonetheless been NATO policy not to acknowledge the deployments, giving local politicians and the US a shield from parliamentary and public oversight.
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And when you lose the sea ice, this white reflective surface at the top of our planet, we lose our protective shield from solar energy.
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Ohio Elections Commission (1995), that this type of "anonymity" has been "a shield from the tyranny of the majority" since the beginning of the Republic.
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SĂ©rgio Moro, the justice minister, has introduced a bill that would shield from prosecution police who kill criminals because of "excusable fear, surprise or intense emotion".
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At the very least, he was using people's real pain as a kind of shield from the shellacking he had taken over the previous 72 hours.
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The Mueller investigation will soon be approaching the "red line" bordering the territory that the President so desperately wishes to shield from public and prosecutorial scrutiny.
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They're trying to use a six-month statute of limitations as a sword and a shield from preventing [Adams] from having access to the court system.
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He said he believed in the use of border walls, and criticized "sanctuary cities" that shield from deportation immigrants who are in the country without authorization.
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And while the particle board material they're made of isn't an ideal shield from radioactive fallout, filling the cases with books and magazines would help immensely.
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The problem with that argument, however, is that it would enable the White House to shield from Congress the most important and potentially dangerous communications of all.
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He accused the migrants of seeking to "take advantage of DACA", an Obama-era scheme to shield from deportation migrants who came to America illegally as minors.
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"Folks are looking for some type of shield from volatility and the allocation to fixed income (specifically short-term fixed income) does precisely that," Jerome Scheneider said.
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"US District Judge Victor Marrero wrote in his ruling that Trump's argument implied that "the constitutional dimensions of the presidential shield from judicial process are virtually limitless.
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THEREFORE, THE GREATEST UNCERTAINTY WITH THE SNOWFALL AMOUNTS RESIDE ON THE NORTHERN EDGE OF PRECIP SHIELD (FROM I-78 NORTHWARD) AND IN THE COASTAL PLAIN DUE TO POTENTIALMIXING.
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The juxtaposition of her fame with the darkness of the reality of trans existence is a grim awakening of the ways visibility can provide a shield from violence.
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For those who did partake — a mixture of celebrities, publicists and journalists — a tented, air-conditioned carpet served as a shield from the 80-degree temperatures and sunshine.
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What's more, Shannen's also pissed her insurer included her medical records and street address in other legal filings -- 2 things she's worked hard to shield from the public.
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But the whispered-about fact persists: Being born blind, and perhaps specific types of congenital blindness, shield from the very disorders vision loss can encourage later in life.
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" Ian Fein, an attorney for NRDC, said the Interior Department "has at every turn attempted to shield from the public it's true intentions and actions regarding national monuments.
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House GOP leaders are scrambling to stop Republican renegades from joining Democrats to shield from deportation the so-called Dreamers in Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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The very first action the Obama administration took was to remove the Bush missile shield from Poland and the Czech Republic, followed by accepting a defective ICBM agreement.
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Attorneys for Gawker had asked the court for the same protections for Denton that Gawker automatically received when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, including a shield from lawsuits.
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The tariff's bifurcated impact on the solar industry underscores how protectionist trade measures almost invariably hurt one or more domestic industries for every one they shield from foreign competition.
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The program was introduced in 2012 by President Barack Obama as a stopgap measure that would shield from deportation people who were brought into the United States as children.
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But the senator is a die-hard opponent of the tactic, while using praise of it as a tool to shield from criticism that is an even greater threat.
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In a ruling last month to lift a shield from lawsuits against the Caesars parent, Goldgar cast doubt over the effectiveness of mediation, despite a filing from Farnan citing progress.
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She also has vowed to continue, and expand, the program President Obama established to temporarily shield from deportation millions of unauthorized young immigrants with deep roots in the United States.
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The DACA program, created in 2012 by President Barack Obama's executive order, is meant to shield from deportation certain people brought into the United States illegally when they were children.
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A more diverse refugee population, if one could be created, would be easier to resettle, easier to integrate, and would provide Syrian refugee resettlement a valuable political shield from critics.
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Captivity broke down my dating defaults and allowed me to just be with this man, who made me think harder, laugh louder and finally lower the shield from my heart.
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But they at least shield from some racial bias in the justice system — and the possibility that these standards could be weakened alarmed many racial justice advocates and criminal justice reformers.
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In fact, if you could stretch the conspiracy statute to apply to your right to political free speech under the First Amendment, it would likely also provide a shield from prosecution.
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A group of junior creditors has so far refused to back the plan and argued in court that a shield from lawsuits for the Caesars parent was preventing a fair settlement.
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Last Wednesday, US District Judge Martha Vasquez approved a warrant requested by the US attorney's office in New Mexico to recover the shield from the EVE (Estimations Ventes aux Enchères) auction house.
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Lawyers for Mr. Trump and his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, above, asked a federal judge to shield from investigators documents seized in Monday's F.B.I. raid on Mr. Cohen's office and hotel room.
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And Democrats are refusing to make any commitments until they strike a deal to shield from deportation hundreds of thousands of young immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children.
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Rights groups tied the killing to President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody antidrug campaign, saying that the officers had been emboldened by Mr. Duterte's promise to shield from prosecution those involved in the crackdown.
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After intense lobbying, the state's investor-owned utilities, which include Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas and Electric, won a legislative shield from having to bear the cost of 2017 fires.
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A broader effort by the Obama administration to shield from deportation 4 million unauthorized immigrants who are the parents of U.S. citizens and lawful residents was blocked by a federal judge last year.
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Other than that, it's a pile of posturing, pouting cack which I would shield from the gaze of any young male or female trying to form an opinion of the world around them.
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The NHL's newest franchise also has a much larger pool of players to select from due to the change in the number of players clubs are allowed to shield from expansion draft exposure.
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The details: The bill makes a website liable if it knowingly facilitates web trafficking, weakening the shield from legal risk that had traditionally protected sites from being sued over user-generated content. Sen.
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House Democrats showed little willingness to support a stopgap measure as they push for other priorities, including securing a deal to shield from deportation young undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.
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"It's a very important decision, because it will shield from prison those who choose to cultivate marijuana for personal use," said Leonardo Fiorentini, a representative of the drug policy advocacy group Forum Droghe.
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S. companies such as BRF have enjoyed a partial shield from such lawsuits since the U.S. Supreme Court in 2010 made it harder to sue over securities sold or listed outside the United States.
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Indeed, that's the structure of the first volume of "CoDex 1962," the "love story" in which Marie-Sophie, a young guesthouse worker in Lower Saxony, helps shield from the Gestapo a fleeing Leo Loewe.
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The judges said both laws violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act because they had a lopsided impact on Latino, Native American and African-American voters, which the act was designed to shield from discrimination.
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That the Chinese authorities so deliberately sought to shield from external scrutiny information about operations at the Xinjiang camps suggests that they are only too aware of how incriminating their policies and practices are.
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Trump has used the contentious issue of whether to shield from deportation young immigrants known as "Dreamers," including hundreds of thousands of Mexicans, as a bargaining chip to get funding for the wall project.
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Here, Portman is a rough-around-the-edges pop star who lives in glitter face makeup and leather jackets, seemingly using her larger-than-life persona as a shield from the real issues surrounding her.
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The 2018 regulations mean all teams have had to introduce the prominent 'halo' head protection device, that rises from a central pillar and circles the driver's head to shield from aerial impacts and flying wheels.
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Here's what the justices are weighing: The program was introduced in 2012 by President Barack Obama as a stopgap measure that would shield from deportation people who were brought into the United States as children.
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There are also lots of observers expressing general alarm at what they see as an indoctrinated child being coerced by adults to make their political arguments with her youth as a shield from any criticism.
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The Getty's design, and a plan developed with insurers eager to keep the valuable collection safe, helped shield from damage art including Edouard Manet's "Spring," for which it paid more than $65 million in 2014.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act also nearly doubled the amount that decedents could bequeath in death — or gift over their lifetime — and shield from federal estate and gift taxes, which kick in at 40 percent.
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Caesars Entertainment Operating Co (CEOC), which filed for Chapter 11 protection in January 2015, was asking for a third court shield from lawsuits against its parent to protect a multibillion-dollar contribution to its reorganization plan.
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NASA explains:The capsule, coupled with the heat shield from the spacecraft's first flight, will be used for water-impact testing to simulate what astronauts would experience when landing in the Pacific Ocean during a real mission.
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Trump held a similar dinner with the top Democrats in Congress, Senator Chuck Schumer and Representative Nancy Pelosi, last month to discuss legislation that would shield from deportation the roughly 800,000 young immigrants known as Dreamers.
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One reason is obvious: Governor Cuomo can use the M.T.A. as a shield from criticism from commuters, who blame the agency for their commuting woes instead of pointing the finger at the man behind the curtain.
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Luther Strange of Alabama, bolster the idea that President Donald Trump enjoys an unbreachable shield from fellow Republicans as Congress and a Justice Department special counsel conduct their investigations on Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential race.
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Hence the arrangement being in the pressing bind it is now, with the date of the second annual review fast approaching — and zero progress for the Commission to point to try to cushion Privacy Shield from criticism.
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" But the lawsuit alleges the confidentiality provision was forced upon Maroney so that "USAG could further conceal and shield from public scrutiny, outside investigation, and law enforcement, the true nature of Nassar's horrific sexual abuse of minors.
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The most contentious fight will likely be over any materials the White House tries to shield from public view by claiming executive privilege, a legal doctrine generally used to keep conversations between the president and advisers private.
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When he shows up at the end of the movie, he's now aged into an old man and passes his Captain America shield (from the past) on to Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) who now takes on the title.
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"If these planets do not have an ozone layer, life would need to shelter underground or in an ocean to survive—and/or develop strategies to shield from the UV." Artist's rendering of the TRAPPIST-1 planetary system.
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Also still before the courts is his stalled attempt to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, former President Barack Obama's effort to shield from deportation certain people brought as children to the US by undocumented immigrants.
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But experts and prosecutors told Business Insider in October that the complaint could prove damaging to Trump, as it may result in the Senate obtaining tax records that the president has long attempted to shield from public view.
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Among the hopefuls are a wealthy man and the grown daughter he wants to shield from a world gone wrong, and a daredevil alpha male who drags his loser brother along with him like a ball and chain.
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Trump will also take the chance to sell his plan to shield from deportation undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children in return for massive funding for his border wall, a proposal that Democrats have already rejected.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take on one of the more notable cases and decide the legality of Obama's unilateral 2014 action to shield from deportation more than 20033 million immigrants in the country illegally.
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Mr. Schumer's decision to renege, made on Sunday but revealed publicly on Tuesday, marked another turn in the fluid debate over how to shield from deportation hundreds of thousands of young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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Earlier this month, the White House released a set of border security demands it said would need to be met as part of a legislative deal to shield from deportation recipients of the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Instead, he hid in the shadows and sent his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, to do the dirty work of telling the country that the administration would no longer shield from deportation 800,000 young undocumented immigrants brought to this country as children.
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Seven first-term Democrats with national security experience — the kinds of members Pelosi had sought to shield from an impeachment vote — dramatized the shift by publishing on op-ed in The Washington Post declaring that it's time for impeachment hearings.
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A majority of polled voters oppose shutting down the government over Democratic demands that a budget deal include provisions to shield from deportation immigrants who came to the country illegally as children, according to the latest Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll.
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Yes, it&aposs that time of year again when those of us in northern reaches need to prepare to primarily live indoors, and otherwise face the fact that every time we step outside, we require a shield from the cold.
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Perhaps most subversively of all, at Calvin Klein, Raf Simons retooled the idea of an executive power suit with long-hemmed skirts (in pleats or thigh-high slits) anchoring oversized jackets, adding a protective shield from the elements: environmental, political, or otherwise.
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In 2012, Democratic politician John Edwards successfully defended himself from a campaign-finance case of a similar nature by arguing that the allegedly illicit payment was done to shield from his wife information about an extramarital affair rather than for electoral reasons.
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Another GOP senator and frequent Trump critic who had wavered on the tax package, Arizona's Jeff Flake, said he had won a commitment on a vote to shield from deportation hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants brought into the United States as children.
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It continues many favorable tax preferences for commercial real estate that were curtailed for other industries, cuts the top income tax rate from 39.6 percent to 37 percent, and doubles the inheritance that Mr. Trump's children can shield from taxation, to $22 million.
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Victims in Massachusetts — who said they were as young as 15 years old when they were advertised as prostitutes on the website — had appealed to the nation's justices after a lower court ruled in the website's favor, citing Section 230 and its shield from liability.
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There's a lot of data about users' lives that they might otherwise shield from Facebook contained in these images: whether you've got a pet, what your hobbies are, where you like going on holiday, or if you're really into vintage cars, or swords, or whatever.
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The president has greater powers to shield from Congress his conversations with close aides, as well as greater pull on the loyalties of potential witnesses, who have already begun to indicate they cannot simply defy White House orders like others who have already testified.
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The company has repeatedly used Section 230 as a shield from liability for the actions of its users, but recent evidence has come to light suggesting its actions don't qualify it for those protections because it actively engaged in facilitating the criminal activity in question.
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Of course, if there is any chance of the NCAA's future falling into the hands of the Supreme Court, look for the newly formed college athletic director political action committee, LEAD1, to join the association in lobbying Congress for a legislative shield from antitrust claims.
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Sanders made the comments after attending a Democratic press event responding to Trump's decision Tuesday to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which President Obama implemented in 2012 to shield from deportation immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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Russian intelligence was allegedly involved in the hacking of the DNC, but a coordinated effort between Trump's campaign and Russia seemed like a fever dream, in part because the Clinton campaign was clearly trying to use Russian involvement as a shield from some of the hack's more damaging revelations.
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As Powell read the clerk's memo briefing the justices on the case, he saw the clerk had characterized all information received by a litigant in discovery as "protected in some way" under the First Amendment's guarantees of free speech and thus more difficult to shield from the public.
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Some other specs of the Ergobaby 360 include: Suitable for babies and toddlers 12-45 poundsErgoPromise lifetime guaranteePrivacy hood to shield from elements (UPF 50+)Machine washable Breastfeeding friendlyMy daughter loves the carrier because she can stay close to me and I love it because I can free my handsÂ
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In 2014, Mr. Turley accused the Obama administration of making "extreme" claims of executive privilege in an attempt to shield from Congress emails that showed internal deliberations in the Justice Department about how to respond to a congressional request for information about the botched "Fast and Furious" gun trafficking investigation.
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The question appeared to create discomfort for Chief Justice John Roberts, whose role as the trial's presiding officer requires him to read senators' queries aloud — even those raising questions about potential damage to his own legitimacy, or that of the judicial institution he has assiduously sought to shield from the political fray.
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Capital Economics said upward pressure on the franc could exceed the 10 percent the currency faced during the 2008-20123 financial crisis as Switzerland didn't join the European Union, which increases the perception that the currency offers a shield from concerns that a Brexit would spur other countries to exit the bloc.
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Some Democrats on the committee have begun arguing that they should reach down the witness list to Trump associates who may figure less prominently in Mr. Mueller's report — Ms. Hicks was referred to more than 180 times — but whom the White House cannot shield from testifying because they never worked in the administration.
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Rather, the images that beamed out -- of boys and girls being set upon by police dogs, of small bodies pinned by the force of fire hoses -- provided evidence to a stunned world of what every black person in America already knew: youth was not a shield from violence and childhood no inoculation against hate.
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"What's particularly concerning is the fact that President Trump seems to think that people have interests and nation-states have rights – a concerning indication of a foreign policy that prioritizes the will of the majority and could be used as a shield from scrutiny and transparency," said Sarah Margon, the Washington director at Human Rights Watch.
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On Monday, Ms. Clifford's lawyer added new charges to the suit she filed: that the president's lawyer defamed Ms. Clifford in denying her claims; that he and Mr. Trump pursued the deal to specifically help Mr. Trump's election prospects; and that he then structured the agreement to shield from public view what was, effectively, an illegal $130,000 campaign gift.
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Here is the latest on what this newest ruling means, and the basics of an Obama-era program that has been at the center of the nation's immigration debate: The program was introduced in 2012 by President Barack Obama as a stopgap measure that would shield from deportation people who were brought into the United States as children.
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Together, the two collections are part of a larger plan by the Grand Ronde to reclaim and examine its history for future generations — a mission that echoes efforts by other tribes around the U.S. Two years ago, a Parisian auction house withdrew a ceremonial shield from an auction after the Acoma Pueblo, a tribe in rural New Mexico, moved to halt its sale.
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Android TV now ships on a lot of smart TVs, and there have been many generations of Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices introduced since we last saw a new Shield from Nvidia — all of which adds up to needing to really do something special to ask for $149.99 from consumers to invest in a new dedicated streaming media box.
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In the beginning of the episode, he responds flippantly to Luke's assertion that Danny's presence is itself a shield from some bad guys with guns: "Why do you always make things about my money," he asks, as if Luke is being somehow impolite by pointing out that a white billionaire is much safer in the world than a black man.
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But of course, leave it to a certain fashion vanguard by the name of Kanye West to show us all new ways to wear an old wardrobe staple, wrapping his sweatshirt around his head so that it can double as a face shield from the public's prying eyes as well as keeping his head comfy, cozy and letting his technicolor outfit take center stage.
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