Thousands of ballots were invalidated because voters' signatures didn't match signatures on file.
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The petition is currently at 12,621 signatures, and can attract signatures until April 2018.
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HelloSign users can apply their signatures to digital documents and ask for signatures from others.
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But people making decisions are not experts in signatures, and people's signatures change over time.
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A security system that relies on signatures is only as good as the list of signatures used.
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Ohio law requires campaigns to include three components when gathering signatures for a petition: who the part-petition is for, the signatures, and a circulator statement from the person who gathered the signatures.
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Instead of 30 signatures, net neutrality supporters have to collect signatures from a full majority of House members.
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Florida law requires signatures on vote-by-mail and provisional ballots match the signatures on file for each voter.
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The isotopic signatures she found on the turquoise artifacts also matched the signatures of copper deposits found in Mesoamerica.
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A pro-"George" petition currently has more than 1,500 signatures versus nearly 1,000 signatures on an anti-"George" petition.
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The judge ruled that signatures collected by those five people must be considered invalid, a total of 600 signatures.
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The petition has collected more than 2,400 signatures, though it's unclear how many of the signatures belong to employees.
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Digital signatures, nobody ever heard of them and now you race through a real estate contract with digital signatures.
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A challenger should collect double the number of needed signatures to inoculate against those signatures considered invalid, and in some hotly contested states, a campaign should collect at least triple the required signatures as an insurance policy against well-funded and sure-to-be-vicious challenges over the validity of the signatures.
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As of Monday, the petition had garnered more than 20,000 signatures and its goal was to get to 25,000 signatures.
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More than half the signatures Rodriguez collected were declared invalid, meaning he fell 16,656 signatures short of the required number.
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As of this writing on Saturday, that petition had gained nearly 13,300 signatures out of its goal of 15,000 signatures.
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One way officials do this is by making sure the signatures on the ballots match up with residents' signatures on file.
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Citizens have until Friday to have signatures checked formally, and 200,000 validated signatures are needed for the referendum to go ahead.
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The statement's signatures, which numbered 1,100 when the post was initially published, had risen to 2,003 signatures as of Monday afternoon.
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It had garnered more than 220,000 signatures by Sunday; petitions that get 100,000 signatures require a response from the White House.
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One way officials do this is by making sure the signatures on the ballots match up with respective residents' signatures on file.
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If you open the Mail menu then click Preferences and Signatures, you can drop the captured doodle into one of your email signatures.
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After low turnout in 6900, the number of signatures necessary to qualify fell more than 2628 percent, from 28503,22019 valid signatures to 365,000.
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Nelson's camp is asking a judge to invalidate Florida rules that say signatures on absentee and provisional ballots must match signatures on file.
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The states verify voters' identities by matching saved copies of their signatures with signatures on the outside of the envelopes containing their ballots.
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Now that it's shown to have useful results, researchers have more evidence that comparing drug signatures with disease signatures can help find new treatments.
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Barlow's petition, which did have enough valid signatures, including the signatures of 226 registered voters at Rajneeshpuram, was rejected because of alleged voter fraud.
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Ohio law requires that candidates soliciting signatures to gain ballot access in the state must do so on so-called "part-petitions" that include a statement from the candidate soliciting the signature, the signatures and a statement from the person who gathered the signatures.
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Proponents of the Cal 3 initiative filed more than 402,468 valid signatures — or 503% of the required 365,880 signatures — making it eligible for the Nov.
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In order to count them, county canvassing boards compare signatures on the ballot to signatures in the voter registration records to make sure they match.
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The measure's proponents gathered fewer than 10,85033 signatures — far below the 25,000 signatures needed to qualify for the ballot, the AP reported on June 30.
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More questionable signatures in Robeson County A CNN review of absentee ballot envelopes has found irregularities with witness signatures in a second North Carolina county.
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The petition has already gathered about 1,500 signatures and will be presented to a member of the D.C. Council once it has garnered enough signatures.
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However, the group wants to get 200,000 signatures to be on the safe side, since they have received reports of fake or intentionally invalid signatures.
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There are now online petitions (this one has 47,000-plus signatures; another has 317,000-plus signatures) asking for Child Protective Services to investigate Gregg for neglect.
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The law allows election authorities to throw out absentee ballots if the signatures on the ballots' envelope matches the voters' signatures the county has on file.
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Second step: Changes in email signatures and grammar lessons One small but powerful acknowledgment of a nonbinary world is the email signatures many of us adopted.
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Last month, a federal judge ruled Georgia election officials had to stop rejecting absentee ballots with voters' signatures that didn't appear to match signatures on record.
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With SPHERE, astronomers studied a patch of sky in infrared light, and employed a sophisticated strategy to pluck out planetary heat signatures from their host stars' signatures.
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If the signatures are validated, the opposition must then request another petition drive in which it must gather around 4 million signatures to finally call a referendum.
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Draper says CAL 3 will deliver the 600,000 signatures to the secretary of state next week and the signatures will then have to be vetted and approved.
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The petition, started last year by the Halloween & Costume Association, had 71,573 signatures as of Friday morning — less than 4,000 signatures away from its goal of 75,000.
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"Frankly, given the fact that I collected signatures and the delegates don't like people who collect signatures, I'm delighted with the outcome," Romney told local outlet KSL.
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And the placement of the signatures was off: DiMaggio typically signed along the "sweet spot" in the center, Spence said, but these signatures sat higher on the ball.
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Twenty-five GOP signatures are needed if every Democrat in the House backs the petition, meaning the petitioners may just need another four signatures to reach their goal.
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I believe his "SIGNATURES DON'T MATCH" claim is related to potential discrepancies between the signatures on mail-in ballots and those the state has on file for voters.
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The socialists lodged a complaint with the election board, claiming the Democratic Unity (MUD) opposition falsified signatures to trigger a referendum, using the signatures of 11,000 dead people.
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The electoral body must now validate the signatures before the opposition can collect another 20 percent, or around 4 million signatures, before a vote can finally be held.
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However, because the small group got 10 signatures, they met a threshold of five signatures to have it brought up in the next Democratic caucus meeting next week.
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The challenge has not been in getting signatures but rather in recording all the signatures from the many, many officials stationed around the world who want their names added.
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WHAT HAPPENS IF DISCHARGE PETITION SECURES 218 SIGNATURES A discharge petition is a rarely successful gambit to force consideration of a bill that requires the signatures of 218 members.
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An online petition started by a Delhi customer against surge pricing by Uber has received 55,500 signatures of support and another one against Ola has got over 20,000 signatures.
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Because so many of the signatures on ballot initiatives are thrown out or turn out to be ineligible, a goal of more than 500,000 signatures is ideal, he says.
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While the petition has received close to 10,000 signatures at time of publication, there are a handful of anti-firing petitions countering it that have more than 30,000 signatures combined.
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Discover isn't the first to do away with signatures, either — Mastercard also announced earlier this year that it wouldn't be requiring signatures on purchases with its cards after April 2018.
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But we are increasingly tied to our digital signatures, and the promise of a solution that can consolidate and protect those signatures from third parties is too important to ignore.
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To trigger a referendum, after obtaining the 1 percent of voters' signatures, the opposition must then collect another 20 percent, or 4 million signatures, before a vote could be held.
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Nelson also filed a motion in federal court asking that provisional and absentee ballots not be rejected because election officials deem that the signatures do not match voters' signatures on file.
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Tim Draper announced Thursday that his initiative had gotten more than 600,000 signatures from registered voters across all of the state's 58 counties, surpassing the 365,880 signatures required by state law.
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"Signatures were rejected for a variety of reasons, including the signer was not a Republican, the signer's address did not match voter registration records, duplicate signatures and notary errors," he said.
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That original fireplace — signatures and all — is still intact.
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But independent candidates there can also qualify by collecting a certain number of petition signatures — in the case of New Jersey, just 100 signatures for a candidate for the House of Representatives.
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The state requires a petition to have 766,200 signatures to get on the 2018 ballot, but the campaign has set a 1 million signature goal to ensure the number of valid signatures.
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A petition filed in Pennsylvania court last month alleges that Kasich had invalid signatures on his petition to appear on the ballot there and thus falls short of the 85033,000 signatures needed.
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In some states, such as Texas and California, the number of signatures needed is high (California requires signatures from 1 percent of registered voters), but in many swing states, it's only 5,000.
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Judge Walker was trying to determine how counties match signatures on mail-in ballots to signatures in the voter file, and what criteria they use to decide a signature is a mismatch.
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Furthermore, we found an additional 4,80 polling stations favoring the official candidate where the voting sheets showed irregularities such as numerical inconsistencies, no signatures or signatures different from those in our copies.
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"The jumble of rules about which transactions required signatures and which did not — every issuer has its own policies — discouraged many merchants, especially smaller ones, from scrapping signatures altogether," explained the Times.
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Some the petitions with the most signatures include calling for President Trump to release his tax returns, which acquired 1.1 million signatures; preserve the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities, which obtained more than 222,000 signatures; and not repeal the net neutrality regulations, which was signed by more than 000,000 people.
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Giving "status to police dogs and horses as police officers" (175 signatures) and "petitions that obtain 500,000 signatures should automatically force a referendum" (signed by only 211) are not pressing issues for many.
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The Denver for Psilocybin campaign told local news outlet NBC 9 that it had collected more than 8,000 total signatures, well above the 4,729 valid signatures needed to make it onto the ballot.
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If Republicans get at least 26 signatures, combined with 192 of 193 Democratic signatures expected, the petition would force the votes, which will likely result in the passage of a bipartisan compromise bill.
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Parliament must consider for debate any petition that has 100,000 signatures, as happened earlier this year when a petition requesting that Donald Trump be banned from entering the UK earned nearly 600,000 signatures.
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It had more than 5,000 signatures by the next day.
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As of early January, it had received nearly 117,000 signatures.
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The opposition submitted roughly 1.85 million signatures on May 2.
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The signatures would need to be collected before December 21.
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One supporting the monument has garnered more than 1,000 signatures.
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Another calling for its removal has more than 2,000 signatures.
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This means collecting between 4,200 and 5,500 signatures per district.
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Her petition had more than 66,000 signatures as of Friday.
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Bo and Sunny's little paw signatures inside of the card.
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Parliament debates any petition that has more than 100,000 signatures.
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The thing is, many of the signatures are totally illegible.
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That's 3,025 short of the group's goal of 6,400 signatures.
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He knew who had sent it by the telltale signatures.
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They agreed, and the discharge petition failed by two signatures.
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As of press time, it has received nearly 800 signatures.
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Those last two signatures were widely expected to be Reps.
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But many of them said they stood by their signatures.
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It has received over 84,000 signatures at time of writing.
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A petition backing the bill received nearly 100,000 signatures online.
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She started a petition, which has received nearly 3,000 signatures.
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Anderson's petition has accrued over 1,600 signatures at press time.
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Bitcoin is based on a cryptographic technology called digital signatures.
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The declaration had roughly 2,400 signatures as of Friday morning.
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From August 2014, only PINs and not signatures were accepted.
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Facebook doesn't store face signatures and only keeps face templates.
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A large part of Zavala's signatures were also thrown out.
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When it was published, the open letter had 1,993 signatures.
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We're up to 9,933 signatures and counting, your signature matters.
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An online petition seeking charges received more than 500,000 signatures.
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Photographs; best of all with love, with signatures, with farewells.
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Nor could a petition with tens of thousands of signatures.
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Game of Thrones petition reaches 1M signatures ahead of finale
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The petition landed in parliament with more than 400,000 signatures.
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The petition had almost 500,000 signatures as of Wednesday morning.
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It had received more than 160 signatures by Thursday morning.
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Nemtsov collected a million signatures in support of stopping it.
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The petition, created yesterday, has already gathered over 130,000 signatures.
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The opposition must now collect signatures from about 4m voters.
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An online petition has also acquired more than 1,500 signatures.
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It did not indicate how many signatures had been received.
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The petition has garnered more than 1,800 signatures thus far.
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Pierre Signatures Angus cheeseburgers are made with USDA choice beef.
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Petitions only needed 100,000 signatures to be considered by Parliament.
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That petition rendered 26,000+ signatures in two weeks and counting.
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In 21 days, we surpassed the required number of signatures.
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There's already a petition with 66,000 signatures supporting her efforts.
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"Just out — in Arizona, SIGNATURES DON'T MATCH," Trump tweeted Friday.
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It has over 650 employee signatures, according to one source.
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As of writing, that campaign has over a million signatures.
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Almost every square inch of space is filled with signatures.
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It's still unclear exactly whose signatures line the tower's walls.
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It has paint and signatures all over its aged face.
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What if Apple's Glasses can help us detect heat signatures?
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By Tuesday morning, the petition had more than 12,000 signatures.
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Some 2017,500 signatures are needed to get on the ballot.
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The petition has gathered more than 46,000 signatures since Tuesday.
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It had garnered more than 10,000 signatures by Wednesday afternoon.
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Handwriting experts identified signatures allegedly forged by a single person.
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He said some of the signatures belonged to dead people.
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This is a real thing: Distinct fears have distinct signatures.
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A petition for his freedom has gathered nearly 630,000 signatures.
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We can get your suite signatures off your dead body.
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That petition has gotten more than 10,000 signatures, so far.
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Signatures surged by 20113,000, reaching 16,719 by the next day.
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The petition had more than 6,800 signatures at press time.
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As of this morning, it had more than 65,000 signatures.
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By Monday morning, it had more than 1.2 million signatures.
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As of press time, it has received over 9,000 signatures.
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Today it has more than 9303 million signatures and counting.
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The carbon isotope signatures provided data about the herbivores' diets.
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But few discharge petitions can get the 218 signatures needed.
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"There were clear signatures of a ringlike structure," he said.
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That petition garnered more than 800 signatures over the weekend.
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Large brass jewelry and black nail polish are her signatures.
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As of Monday, the document had more than 250 signatures.
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A petition to ban Blanc attracted just under 160,000 signatures.
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Powerful enough, perhaps, to detect telltale molecular signatures of life.
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As of March 30, it had just under 500 signatures.
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But those signatures failed to materialize, significantly weakening their hand.
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London time on Monday, the petition had reached 755,303 signatures.
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Opponents said they had expected supporters to gather enough signatures.
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Its petition has almost 85033,000 signatures as of Thursday afternoon.
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Envoys were sent to council members to get their signatures.
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Some were seen Monday gathering signatures to recall the mayor.
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Many objects come with annotations: signatures, narrative cues, memorial dedications.
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As of Monday afternoon, it had more than 25,000 signatures.
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The petition received more than 11,000 signatures in 24 hours.
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Proponents have until early March 2019 to submit the signatures.
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As of Sunday morning, the petition reached over 27,000 signatures.
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By Tuesday evening, it had attracted more than 43,000 signatures.
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It had more than 5,600 signatures as of Saturday afternoon.
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The company has garnered nearly 850,000 signatures for a Change.
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Teachers swarmed him for pictures and signatures during the strike.
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Signoffs and signatures: Why hitting send can be so fraught.
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One of his signatures is his ability to provoke opponents.
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The petition has received more than 550,000 signatures and counting.
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Less than preventing crimes, signatures were useful for adjudicating blame.
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In the first week of gathering signatures, Margarita Zavala — the wife of former President Felipe Calderon and a well-known political figure in her own right — got the highest number of signatures, at 13,033.
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The opposition must now officially ask the elections council to oversee the collection of some 200,000 signatures, and then must request another petition drive in which it must gather the required 4 million signatures.
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The signatures were rejected on a technicality (the petitioners didn't have each page notarized), but they may appeal — and the sheer number of signatures collected suggests that they have good reason to try again.
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But officials on Moscow's electoral commission invalidated many of the signatures for these opposition candidates, claiming they were faked or had incorrect details; some opposition leaders accused election officials of altering the signatures themselves.
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A separate controversy erupted this election season over a Georgia law that mandates that the signatures on absentee ballots — and absentee ballot applications — visually match the signatures kept on file with county elections officials.
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Paper-based signatures and paper-based processing — physically needing to print, fax, scan or overnight documents for reviews, approvals, decisions and/or signatures to complete a transaction — are fast-becoming archaic in today's digital world.
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But old habits die hard, and the jumble of rules about which transactions required signatures and which did not — every issuer has its own policies — discouraged many merchants, especially smaller ones, from scrapping signatures altogether.
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But old habits die hard, and the jumble of rules about which transactions required signatures and which did not — every issuer has its own policies — discouraged many merchants, especially smaller ones, from scrapping signatures altogether.
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Dash tells TechCrunch that the petition, entitled "Immediately release Donald Trump's full tax returns, with all information needed to verify emoluments cause compliance," was getting approximately 800 signatures per minute until it approached 30,213 signatures.
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The initiative, which had been promoted by pro-life Oregon Life United PAC, gathered nearly 85033 more signatures than the 117,578 valid signatures required to place the amendment on the ballot, the news site reported.
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HelloSign has 80,13 customers, including Intuit; its users can apply their signatures to digital documents and ask for signatures from others; it also has tools for virtually faxing documents and managing the flow of paperwork.
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Signatures for the letter were gathered by Protect Democracy, a nonprofit legal group that had also gathered signatures for a letter claiming the Mueller report presented enough evidence to charge Trump with obstruction of justice.
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Org petition asking for more meatless options has over 215,000 signatures.
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The signatures of blunt force trauma were evident in the scans.
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Supporters collected enough signatures to get the measure on the ballot.
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When it closed on January 13, it had amassed 53,000 signatures.
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That one has just over 3,000 signatures at time of writing.
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A petition calling for his dismissal gathered more than 220,000 signatures.
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MADD's petition initially sought 30,000 signatures ahead of Couch's impending Jan.
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Kim created a petition demanding justice, which gained over 22009,231 signatures.
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A petition with 150,000 signatures reached the state Capitol on Sunday.
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As of Monday, October 7, the petition has over 900 signatures.
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The committee tweeted that 77,000 fraudulent signatures have already been removed.
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At the time of publication, the petition had over 28,000 signatures.
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An online petition decrying the decision received more than 300,000 signatures.
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But the XZs carries on other Sony signatures like water resistance.
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They collected more than 8,000 signatures to qualify for Tuesday's election.
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Besides those cosmetic options, all CX-5 Signatures are fully equipped.
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They gathered more than 82,000 signatures in support of the cause.
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Students have organised a petition with 6003,000 signatures and protest tweets.
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A petition urging the BBC to reconsider raced to 350,20153 signatures.
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Moreover, threat signatures are gradually becoming a thing of the past.
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A petition was created against Jaclyn Cosmetics, garnering thousands of signatures.
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To collect 4003 million signatures from people all over the world.
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Organizers with Decriminalize Denver need about 700 more signatures before Jan.
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A "Save the Showbox" online petition has garnered about 100,000 signatures.
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Still, an online petition with 25,000 signatures is circulating on Change.
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Pete Ricketts to stop the execution garnered more than 60,000 signatures.
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The petition is getting recirculated, and has reached almost 224,27 signatures.
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At the time of writing this, it stood at 1,315,815 signatures.
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Different kinds of elements will have specific kinds of acoustic signatures.
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They had simply put their signatures to a pre-written document.
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Draper had gathered more than 402,000 signatures when he submitted Prop.
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The petition gained more than 334,000 signatures as of this writing.
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If the petition reaches its goal of 100,000 signatures by Jan.
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The group needs only three more signatures to reach 218 threshold.
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His petition to impeach the president has over 7.4 million signatures.
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This quilt has 350 signatures including those of eight US presidents.
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The petition was launched in January and now has 7,917 signatures.
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Screens also shrivel the cultural knowledge necessary to make signatures work.
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The online site showed a total of 102,597 signatures on Monday.
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A dissent memo at the State Department has garnered 1,000 signatures.
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Parliament must consider for debate any petition that has 100,000 signatures.
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The letter does not include any signatures from GOP House representatives.
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As of Friday afternoon, the petition had more than 3,000 signatures.
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The group got more than 2,800 signatures, leading to Tuesday's vote.
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As complementary as their visions can be, their signatures are distinct.
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"Just out — in Arizona, SIGNATURES DON'T MATCH," Trump tweeted, without evidence.
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Ian Conyers (D), officially challenged the authenticity of his cousin's signatures.
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An online petition against TFL's decision has garnered over 850,000 signatures.
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County clerks will need to verify the signatures by June 22019.
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He has sent staff members to Alabama to collect those signatures.
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The city's elections office has 85033 days to verify the signatures.
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It is most commonly used to verify signatures in banking transactions.
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At the time of publication, the petition had over 200 signatures.
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The New York Times: Sloppy signatures may disqualify thousands of votes.
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Activists said they submitted more than 100,000 signatures for each initiative.
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The petition had received over 63,000 signatures as of Monday night.
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These are two "canonical signatures" of a comet, the researchers said.
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Now he's sending a petition with 46,000 signatures to the CEO.
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The students said it has more than 2,000 signatures so far.
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The petition had more than 500,000 signatures as of Monday evening.
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Never Trump claimed to have turned in signatures for 11 states.
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MasterCard is doing away with signatures on purchases starting in April.
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At the time of writing it's closing in on 20,213 signatures.
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The petition was launched yesterday with a goal of 5,000 signatures.
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As of this writing, the petition had just over 1003,600 signatures.
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At 100,000 signatures, it would be considered for debate in Parliament.
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The petition had garnered more than 138,000 signatures by Monday afternoon.
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As of Saturday morning, the petition received more than 130,000 signatures.
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Blood red signatures are scrawled in the corners of some canvases.
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The others had their signatures or other details falsified, he said.
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With 22011 million signatures on a petition supporting Mr. Banks, Gov.
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As of Monday evening, it had gotten more than 5,500 signatures.
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But it's not a precise process, because it's detecting audio signatures.
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The keyserver network handles certificates with up to about 150,000 signatures.
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As of Friday morning in Japan, it had nearly 4,000 signatures.
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They got 20193,22019 signatures, or about 290,2000 more than they needed.
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There will be radiation signatures in the rocks from nuclear tests.
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And then there will be Mr. Schultz, who bought some signatures.
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A petition to cancel the 2020 conference had reached 54,73 signatures.
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"What these chemical signatures are, we don't know yet," he explained.
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As of press time, the petition had more than 8,300 signatures.
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Starshot's nanocraft could have instruments that measure potential signatures of life.
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Advocates in Utah have already garnered enough signatures to do so.
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To their surprise, the researchers couldn&apost see any chemical signatures.
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GMT The petition has since gained more than 1 million signatures.
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The petition had more than 120,000 signatures as of Wednesday afternoon.
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They gathered the 50,000 signatures necessary to force a national referendum.
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Belly dancing and jump kicks are two of Shakira's performance signatures.
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He said he didn't expect signatures to pour in so quickly.
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CNN has confirmed the petition includes signatures from Perlmutter, Fudge, Reps.
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Different elements have different signatures of energy that comes back out.
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Another petition from the conservative group CitizenGo has over 240,000 signatures.
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The group must gather 2,85033 signatures in Josephine County by Aug.
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"There are signatures that are more famous," Mr. Goodman once said.
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The number of signatures is roughly 2 percent of Taiwan's population.
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Graham is working with wants to wrangle 20 signatures from parties.
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The most popular of these has garnered more than 120,000 signatures.
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The state requires poll workers to check signatures only on student IDs, although some schools issuing modern IDs that serve as debit cards and dorm room keys have removed signatures, which they consider a security risk.
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Stone's humor can be dark, as in "Signatures" (2018), an arrangement of framed fragments of found paintings, each featuring the artists' signatures and hardly anything else: a wry commentary on how we assign value to art.
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If you have a Mac, you have Preview, but you might not know this helpful little utility can store digital signatures for you—signatures that can then be appended to PDFs, Pages documents and Mail messages.
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Conyers III reportedly fell about 95 valid signatures short of the required 1,000 to get on the ballot for the Detroit-area House seat, and nearly half of the roughly 1,800 submitted signatures were ruled invalid.
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McMullin, a conservative, had to submit 1,000 qualified signatures by Monday to the state and he submitted 1,083 qualified signatures, which earns him a spot on the ballot, said Justin Lee, Utah's deputy director of elections.
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As things stand currently, a big chunk of each Bitcoin block is relegated to a list of verification signatures, and, without getting too technical, the space these signatures take up is causing massive slowdown for transactions.
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They had been gathering signatures for a so-called discharge petition that would have forced Mr. Ryan to bring two bipartisan bills to the floor, but the effort collapsed two signatures short of the number needed.
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It did not help the case that election officials uncovered computer programming issues related to machines, which invalidated signatures on ballots it could not properly read — signatures that were present and verifiable, but not to a machine.
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The court said Ryan Tipple, one of the petitioners Lamborn hired to collect the the required signatures to qualify, was not a bona fide resident of Colorado, which is required by election law, making the signatures invalid.
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It begins with one of the presumed front-runners, the former City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, who was the first to submit her petition signatures (candidates must have at least 3,750 signatures to qualify to run).
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Allegedly forged signatures The Democratic Party of Virginia first brought the civil lawsuit against the Department of Elections and Virginia State Board of Elections alleging that signatures on Brown's petition for candidacy had been forged in August.
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Tens of thousands of people have added their signatures to our petition.
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It follows a petition that received more than 570,000 signatures in Britain.
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Later copies had signatures of all of 56 of the Founding Fathers.
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There are more than 20,000 signatures gathered so far on a petition.
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The scientists detected signatures consistent with large, complex, carbon-rich organic molecules.
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His organization Need to Impeach's petition has received over 6.5 million signatures.
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Missing were the signatures of Kalanick and Benchmark board member Matt Cohler.
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Since its creation in July, the petition has garnered over 34,000 signatures.
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A petition aimed at "conscientious electors" has garnered nearly 5 million signatures.
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Within hours of launching the petition it had secured thousands of signatures.
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One 2015 petition titled "stop taxing my period," garnered over 100,000 signatures.
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"It was everywhere," said Mundy, whose name topped the list of signatures.
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An online petition he began on Tuesday has gathered about 20,000 signatures.
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The student reportedly started a petition that received more than 40,00 signatures.
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A flyer advertising a ski and snowboarding trip had a few signatures.
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So far it has just over 900 signatures of the required 25,000.
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Chemical signatures found that the victims had extremely diverse diets, as well.
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Petitions only need more than 100,000 signatures to be considered by parliament.
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But if this one hits 2017k signatures it gets debated in Parliament.
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Within hours of launching the petition it had secured thousands of signatures.
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We already have the majority of signatures we need, just from volunteers.
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The petition had collected more than 222,000 signatures within a few hours.
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As of this writing the tax petition has more than 23,000 signatures.
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The petition went viral, receiving 1003,000 signatures in a matter of hours.
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The election officials rejected it after deciding the two signatures didn't match.
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The opposition submitted 2m signatures in April, ten times the minimum number.
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A petition condemning the slander of Khan attracted more than 2,500 signatures.
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A petition opposing the use of warfarin has more than 12,000 signatures.
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At the time of publication, it had already garnered over 25,700 signatures.
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Firms like CrowdStrike identify these bits of malware based on digital signatures.
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The petition is seeking 4,000,000 signatures and already has more than 3,000,000.
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The second round to collect signatures was due to start on Wednesday.
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These exploit kits enable attackers to create unique signatures for each attack.
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The same signatures were not observed at at the Moon's north pole.
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Petitions to 'save Uber' have, previously, garnered hundreds of thousands of signatures.
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As of Thursday morning, Bossert&aposs petition garnered more than 16,000 signatures.
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An online petition seeking "Justice for Harambe" received more than 500,000 signatures.
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Signatures of last four Presidents: Trump, Obama, George W. Bush & Clinton pic.twitter.
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When it comes to signatures, PDFpenPro also validates digital signings for authenticity.
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Update 2/25: Organizers claim the letter now has over 250 signatures.
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With speakers, however, each listener tends to favor their preferred sound signatures.
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The three-states campaign, dubbed "Cal-20123," submitted more than 600,000 signatures .
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An online petition for Gunnlaugsson's resignation had roughly 23,000 signatures on Monday.
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It needed 25,000 signatures to receive a response from the White House.
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After receiving 283 signatures, the school was forced to overturn the ban.
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As of this writing, the petition had collected just over 30,000 signatures.
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In October 2017, the new key will be used for making signatures.
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Or they can collect 58,634 signatures to start a countywide recall election.
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So much ink has been spilled, so many thousands of signatures gathered.
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When we reach 143k signatures, the White House is required to respond.
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But it's essentially dumping signatures unless retailers decide they still want one.
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As of Wednesday, it had not reached it's goal of 85033,500 signatures.
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A petition opposing the mass slaughter of dogs received 11 million signatures.
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Companies collected millions of signatures and asked users to protest to lawmakers.
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Twitter is full of people crowing that their digital signatures look wrong.
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Now people are wondering if it matters that their signatures are changing.
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Screens can do more than that—they can make signatures obsolete entirely.
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An online petition against the change has garnered over 1.2 million signatures.
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Most tools are still role-based, with signatures, detection and response rules.
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Over 250 signatures have been added, as of the time of writing.
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One 2015 petition titled "stop taxing my period," garnered over 100,1003 signatures.
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The petition to ban Trump has now gained more than 570,000 signatures.
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Signatures from 20% of the electorate are required to hold the recall.
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On May 2nd the opposition delivered the signatures to the election commission.
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It garnered 13,000 signatures within the first few days of being posted.
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That's roughly three times the minimum signatures currently required by the state.
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McMullin failed to secure even half the signatures needed, Politico said Monday.
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Authorities say opposition candidates failed to collect enough genuine signatures to register.
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An online petition on her behalf has garnered more than 200,000 signatures.
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Frank Wolf's (R-Va.) seat, but again failed to collect enough signatures.
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Markgraf, dubbed Whiteboy Chris, had a clipboard with a list of signatures.
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As of Tuesday morning, the petition had garnered more than 510,363 signatures.
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A petition calling for Mr. Jimenez's removal collected more than 8,000 signatures.
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"The issue is getting the Republican signatures on the bill," she said.
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Indeed, an online petition against the proposed shelter gathered only 270 signatures.
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A Women's Political League gathered enough signatures to force a recall election.
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The petition requires a House majority — 218 signatures — to force floor action.
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A notary witnesses signatures on legal documents in order to prevent fraud.
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An online petition on her behalf has garnered more than 25,000 signatures.
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A petition to revoke the invitation has gathered nearly two million signatures.
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The initial letter, which had 155 signatures, was released on Nov. 13.
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He collected a few hundred signatures from friends on the website MoveOn.
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It gathered close to 600,000 signatures before it was closed last June.
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IDS signatures are used to detect particular exploits or types of attack.
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"We're touring statewide collecting signatures, we've been staying very visible," Elworth said.
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Sure enough the researchers detected neural signatures that predicted a correct guess.
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In less than one week he has already obtained nearly 8,000 signatures.
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The group's petition has so far garnered more than 85033 million signatures.
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Only the New Jersey form had what appeared to be their signatures.
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A resident soon started the petition, which received more than 900 signatures.
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Requiring two signatures would improve the odds of decency in the decision.
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The petition quickly received more than 380,000 signatures in just one day.
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On Wednesday at noon ET, the petition had just under 1,700 signatures.
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The congregations and labor and community allies came in with 20,603 signatures.
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That stern letter is stronger with a dozen signatures at the bottom.
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The petition got 140,000 signatures, and got a lot of news coverage.
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Several of the items up for grabs have rare Steve Jobs signatures.
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We've even seen cases where they forge signatures on important financial documents.
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And not only photocopying my signatures, they were changing the loan amount.
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More signatures have been added since the letter was sent to Babson.
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For the recall referendum, the process of gathering signatures is under way.
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There are several pizzas, and some of his signatures, like clothesline bacon.
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Students and I collected signatures and wrote a whole petition in 2002.
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To facilitate this, the blockchain uses a cryptographic signatures called a hash.
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Proponents need at least 585,1003 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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A petition gained 15,000 signatures and the ITF announced changes in August.
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Another petition from the conservative Christian group CitizenGo has 1.48 million signatures.
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Last year, activists began collecting signatures to end state funding for abortion.
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As of Wednesday morning, the petition had more than 30,000 digital signatures.
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The letter is being circulated for signatures among House Republicans by Reps.
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The petition had garnered more than 310,000 signatures by late Tuesday afternoon.
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It usually involves a lot of emails, a printer, some signatures, etc.
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Ray had gathered signatures to help get Wallace on the California ballot.
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A petition opposing the proposed changes has now gained almost 15,000 signatures.
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Groups in Nebraska and Montana are also attempting to gather enough signatures.
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The petition has amassed more than 43,000 signatures as of Monday morning.
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It was unclear how many signatures the letter has gathered so far.
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It does not say how many signatures it has garnered so far.
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With many books, the nameplates, stamps or signatures have been torn out.
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Signatures don't actually prevent fraud; now we have better technologies that do.
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Happily, there's an easy fix to remove those branded signatures from emails.
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Collecting 300,000 signatures in one month is a impressive for any organization.
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As of press time, the petition has already accrued over 25,000 signatures.
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The initiative already has 750,723 certified signatures, according to data from the Florida Department of State, and organizers with Florida Right Restoration Coalition are waiting for the more of the 1 million signatures they collected to be certified.
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The petition, created by art historian Ivy Cooper of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and St. Louis artist Ilene Berman, has already gone past its original goal of 1,500 signatures and is approaching its new target of 2,500 signatures.
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Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Bill Nelson's campaign also filed a motion in federal court asking that provisional and absentee ballots not be rejected because election officials deem that the signatures do not match voters' signatures already on file.
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According to Visa's post announcing the change, the company is only doing away with signatures for merchants who have switched over to chip readers or completely contactless payments; stores that have yet to upgrade will still need signatures.
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On August 1st the election commission confirmed that the opposition had collected enough signatures to move to the second stage of the recall process: the collection of signatures representing at least a fifth of the electorate—about 4m.
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The collection features four colored eggs with President Obama and the first lady's signatures stamped on the back, as well as a gold "Bo and Sunny" egg bearing the "signatures" and "paw prints" of the first family's pooches.
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Signatures can change over time, with age or because of diseases like strokes or arthritis, and election officials do not regularly update signatures in official records, said Michael McDonald, a political-science professor at the University of Florida.
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" Since Shotton's personal D-Day, he has apparently gather 124 signatures: "As the petition is on grounds of noise pollution, with enough signatures it would be officially looked at as an item for monitoring by the environmental health department.
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If enough signatures were gathered in the coming days, the vote could still be scheduled for next month, but passing the deadline would have been a significant blow to moderates, who have threatened for weeks to deliver enough signatures.
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To get on the ballot in Texas, for example, Team Draft Mattis would need to get 79,939 signatures on a petition by May 9 — but those signatures can only come from voters who didn't vote in either party's primary.
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Proponents gathered more than 98,492 signatures required to make the ballot, the state said, but failed to gather enough to offset the number that would possibly be rejected during a random sample that examines the validity of the signatures.
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Supporters of a ballot initiative that would hand redistricting responsibilities to an independent commission turned in more than 425,85033 signatures to qualify for the 2018 ballot, far more than the 315,000 valid signatures they would need to gain access.
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Electoral bodies have already invalidated more than 203,000 signatures — almost half due to errors in filling out forms, and about 11,000 because the signatures corresponded to children or dead voters, CNE President Tibisay Lucena said in a news conference.
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Electoral bodies have already invalidated more than 605,000 signatures — almost half due to errors in filling out forms, and about 11,000 because the signatures corresponded to children or dead voters, CNE President Tibisay Lucena said in a news conference.
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Petitions seeking pardons for Mr. Avery and Mr. Dassey have gathered 380,000 signatures.
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Online petitions calling for their release have drawn hundreds of thousands of signatures.
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While checking out the "artist canvas wall," Shelton stumbles upon some familiar signatures.
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Some of the signatures were simply forged, Saket and other Pidarwah residents said.
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The online petition, as of Thursday, has surpassed one million signatures and counting.
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In Maine, more than 76,000 voters' signatures put Question 4 on the ballot.
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I need 100,000 signatures to BLOCK his visit and keep our elections safe.
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The company says it has already amassed the signatures required to move forward.
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But with her support, Democrats require only 37 more signatures to do so.
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I spent the first couple of weeks working hard to get 20 signatures.
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There were some notable signatures missing from the tech community amicus brief, however.
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An online petition sponsored by the Color of Change has over 177,23 signatures.
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The measure got 23,468 valid signatures, plenty to land it on November's ballot.
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The measure got 402,468 valid signatures, plenty to land it on November's ballot.
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An online petition calling for their removal now has more than 3,500 signatures.
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It currently sits at 215 signatures, just three away from coming into action.
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Even after a petition amassed 7,000 signatures, Katie's Kitchen did not come back.
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Until changes are made, Jessica's parents are prepared to collect signatures on paper.
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Gates told her that he would send a draft before chasing down signatures.
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The online petition seeking McKeon's impeachment had 12,750 signatures as of Monday afternoon.
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It follows an internal letter circulated earlier this year, which garnered 1,400 signatures.
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One year ago our movement gathered 1000 signatures & organised our first huge demonstration.
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So go on, learn how to bring these signatures back to the future.
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Once a case has 5,000 signatures, the relevant ministries must respond in public.
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The use of signatures had been spreading even before the government got involved.
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A group supporting the bill says it has gathered more than 800,000 signatures.
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A separate petition, calling on Apple to reinstate the app, has 24 signatures.
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At the time of writing the petition had garnered more than 1,300 signatures.
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Others have created a petition, which has over 7,300 signatures, to halt development.
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This spectra can reveal the planet's atmospheric chemistry, including any signatures of life.
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The commission said she only submitted 572 valid signatures, below the required 600.
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A petition against the bill secured thousands of signatures, including hundreds of professors.
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Scientists didn't find any signatures of minerals that would make up rocky objects.
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Organizers tell Broadly that the final number of signatures is close to 9,500.
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They stipulated that if he were to get 250 signatures on a Change.
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An online petition in support of the measure has accumulated nearly 200,000 signatures.
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And the US still didn't adopt PINs, opting for less secure signatures instead.
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Wednesday night, or a last-minute effort to gather the 300 signatures necessary
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It needed 585,407 valid signatures by July to qualify for next year's ballot.
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That might be done by comparing hashes, or the cryptographic signatures of files.
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Protect yourself by asking the bank to require both spouses' signatures for withdrawals.
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Connecticut requires a candidate petitioning gather 9081 signatures, or 2% of registered Republicans.
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Congressional officers were verifying the lists to see who had the most signatures.
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The other, asking for the visit to continue as planned, had 311,000 signatures.
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And she's going to keep canvasing for signatures on her petition opposing it.
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Just before midnight in London, the petition had already surpassed 2.1 million signatures.
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Carter advocated for an issue that would become of Reagan's signatures — welfare reform.
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Our petition has gained 50,000 signatures and received the endorsement of many experts.
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It only takes five more signatures to make this GOP "grenade" go live.
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The petition now has nearly 420,000 signatures, and nearly $30,000 has been raised.
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Card signatures are typically collected in open areas with several labor organizers present.
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His statements sparked a petition with more than 210,210.5 signatures demanding the move.
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At the time of writing, Giegold's petition has garnered more than 25,000 signatures.
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We're told one additional document needs their signatures before it's a done deal.
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The 2628 signatures on this letter, too, draw a line in the sand.
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The Pennsylvania secretary of state certified Kasich's signatures, placing him on the ballot.
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Mr Pua has written that Mr Najib's signatures are "littered all over 1MDB".
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She has started a petition against the campaign, which has garnered 313 signatures.
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The Signatures of thousands of protestors will be included between every two paintings.
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Once a petition passes 100,000 signatures, lawmakers must consider the petition for debate.
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These electronic signatures will have the same legal weight as their physical counterparts.
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Steyer's effort has garnered more than 28503 million signatures since launching in October.
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The procedural maneuver is just three signatures short of succeeding, including two Republicans.
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The petition's backers still expect to hit the number of signatures this week.
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The groups just delivered a petition with half a million signatures to Google.
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"That's the biggest collection of Asian rap signatures in the world," he said.
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And the committee helped her gather petition signatures to get on the ballot.
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About 585,000 valid signatures are required for a constitutional ballot measure this year.
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His effort garnered 16,000 signatures, but it did little to loosen public restrictions.
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Doris Matsui (D-Calif.), it had attracted 50 signatures as of Tuesday night.
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Hice can file a discharge petition on his resolution and begin collecting signatures.
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Republicans are working to get signatures from Democrats to utilize the procedural tool.
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Letters sent through the channel typically receive at most a handful of signatures.
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The movement has gathered 266,151 signatures, according to information on its Facebook page.
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The state's labor movement sprang into action, gathering three times the required signatures.
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The AP's source added they could not tally the exact number of signatures.
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A petition calling for Cortez to be freed has received almost 50,000 signatures.
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County election officials in Nebraska now have 40 days to review the signatures.
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Let's say backers of the discharge petition marshal the necessary signatures this week.
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Things like the PGP signatures might have changed since this guide was published.
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Authorities say the opposition candidates failed to collect enough genuine signatures to register.
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"We had the signatures to go ahead with the ballot initiative," Simpson said.
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One of them (Martin Henderson) explains things like time signatures and control tracks.
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"We translate spectral signatures into what's happening on the ground," the CEO said.
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A campaign is underway to collect signatures asking Bartholomew to block the plan.
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At the time of writing, the petition for his removal had 1,221,899 signatures.
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As of Friday, the petition had more than 200 signatures, Baeli-Wang said.
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Whittaker's petition netted about 500 signatures that night and 1,000 the next day.
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The letter with the signatures was hand delivered to the Saudi UN Ambassador.
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He said Thursday that the petition has so far garnered 1.9 million signatures.
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Many states couldn't get enough signatures to get such proposals on the ballot.
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I would have him do lots of strange instrumentation and weird time signatures.
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Mr. Sharples's petition has exceeded expectations, and now has more than 40,000 signatures.
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Perhaps they think getting a small handful of Republican signatures will dissuade Sauron.
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An Amnesty International petition calling for his release has amassed over 44,000 signatures.
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"We believe that if we get the signatures, we will win," Corsano said.
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Nationwide, canvassers have knocked on 20,363 doors and collected 14,000 signatures since February.
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In Idaho, organizers have an April 30 deadline to submit about 903,000 signatures.
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MAGA has since created a website to promote the project and gather signatures.
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A petition denouncing the BBC's coverage went viral, attracting more than 50,000 signatures.
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A day later the statement was posted on Twitter with over 4,103 signatures.
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A similar petition for Canada Post employees has more than 8,800 signatures. Sen.
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Many varieties of marijuana and hops share aromatic signatures, from citrusy to resinous.
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Her mother, who had no idea what redistricting was, personally gathered 700 signatures.
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This vote was purely procedural, as we had gathered enough signatures to qualify.
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In 1842, the Chartists presented a petition to Parliament with three million signatures.
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Update, 1:27PM ET: Includes updated count of signatures, now in the hundreds.
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Elle a recueilli 19053 signatures dès les trois premiers jours de son lancement.
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For the discharge petition to succeed, it needs the signatures of 218 members.
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He said, do you realize that First Guaranty Bank is photocopying your signatures?
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The spectral signatures of the best companies I've invested in are remarkably similar.
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A petition under the Twitter tag #DoYouJob has already collected 1.5 million signatures.
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In particular, the scientists looked at characteristic signatures of different elements, including sulfur.
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When asked whether signatures were forged on her petition, Brown declined to comment.
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At the time of publishing this article the petition has reached 27K signatures.
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Some medical centers will not accept electronic patient signatures on the permission forms.
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By Tuesday evening the petition had exceeded its goal of attaining 100,000 signatures.
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There are over 7,000 signatures in an online petition in support of landmarking.
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These are then included on email signatures and hung on cubicles beneath nameplates.
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The party is standing by its decision to void ballots without valid signatures.
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A petition in favor of preserving the building has garnered nearly 28,000 signatures.
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That information was not up to date — currently, it has over 8,700 signatures.
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Lavin told the publication last week that they were aiming for 500 signatures.
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Intelligence Squared has gathered some sixty thousand signatures on a petition at Change.
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Krupa has collected 220006,2202 signatures, surpassing the 2628 needed to run for alderman.
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In 2019, people state their personal pronouns in email signatures and Twitter bios.
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This treaty banning nuclear weapons was opened for signatures on September 20, 2017.
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He had been scheduled to sing the title role, one of his signatures.
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The patient's medical records contained false information and forged signatures of nursing staff.
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I was walking around the studio, and I had to get three signatures.
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He has recorded the sound signatures of ants, insect larvae, wolves, and viruses.
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It then compares those images to standardized data on emotional blood-flow signatures.
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The group put its plans to canvas the neighborhood for signatures on hold.
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That would reduce the number of signatures needed to about 500,000, Winger said.
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And, in a preview of what could be the heart of the argument on Wednesday, Elias told reporters on Tuesday that the people judging the signatures are not experts and that there are a host of reasons people have different signatures.
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To appear on the primary ballot in Alabama, Mr. Bloomberg must submit a petition with at least 220 signatures — or seven petitions with at least 2165 signatures from each of the state's seven congressional districts — by the end of Friday.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian political movement Momentum has collected over 266,000 signatures to force a referendum on Budapest's 2024 Olympic bid, its chairman said on Friday, well above the minimum number of signatures required to put the matter to a vote.
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Advocates in South Dakota have submitted signatures for review in the hopes of getting medical marijuana on the ballot by the end of the year, and activists in Utah and Missouri are currently collecting signatures with the same outcome in mind.
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Proponents gathered more than 98,492 signatures required to make the ballot, the state said, yet they failed to gather enough to make up for the amount that would be rejected during a random sample that examines the validity of the signatures.
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If the TSE electoral court does not allow digital signatures, Bolsonaro told reporters on Thursday, the APB will not run in next year's campaign because there will not be enough time to gather signatures, verify them and register the party.
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So far, Milano's petition against Pence and the NRA has more than 16,000 signatures.
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And getting signatures supporting an unorthodox transhumanist candidate like myself is even more difficult.
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As of Wednesday, the petition had over 343,000 signatures, with a goal of 500,000.
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An online petition demanding that Netflix change its policy has more than 36,000 signatures.
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So they kept gathering signatures and got the Smart Solar initiative on the ballot.
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Signatures were gathered for the ballot through a campaign funded by the beverage industry.
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The group hopes to have more signatures by the time they file the briefing.
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The petition has received 220,216 signatures and garnered plenty of support across social media.
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If the petition gets over 100,000 signatures, Kraft Heinz will send it to Congress.
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The red dots show heat signatures as detected by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer.
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And some models wore bedazzled white gloves (one of Jackson's signatures) down the runway.
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When political lobbying failed, he collected over 100,000 signatures to trigger a national vote.
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They were accused of failing to collect enough signatures of support, something they deny.
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The firing prompted a petition against the school's actions that garnered over 212,000 signatures.
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It currently sits at 215 signatures, just three away from the forcing the votes.
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I remember the facts, but I didn't remember any emotional signatures of my behavior.
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Within five days, Shannon had garnered over 500 signatures of people supporting her cause.
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It got so many signatures that the government, and Cameron himself, had to respond.
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The ad linked to a petition that had over 11,000 signatures as of Friday.
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The government has to respond to any petition that gathers more than 200,000 signatures.
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Independent candidates can file by June 1 and must get at least 50 signatures.
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Hence being dubbed the "first practical technique" to compromise digital signatures incorporating SHA-21.
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Another online petition , which defends Patterson against the "malicious attacks," has nearly 600 signatures.
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For example, it can locate tiny thermal and acoustic signatures to reveal hidden threats.
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A petition calling for a second referendum has also gained over 4 million signatures.
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FLIR, or "forward-looking infrared" cameras, which record heat signatures in black and white.
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Self-nominated candidates need to gather 300,000 signatures to get registered for the race.
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Unlike a lot of email signatures these days, Gmail doesn't specify its preferred pronoun.
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The documents have all the right official seals, watermarks and signatures, but they're fake.
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An online petition with 9,000 signatures accused Starbucks (SBUX) of reducing employee work hours.
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Olson argues that similar signatures could reveal the presence of life on other planets.
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Its website repeatedly failed as it garnered as many as 2,000 signatures a minute.
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He has failed so far to gather enough signatures to move the motion forward.
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Leonard says Joe is aware of the petition, which has upwards of 32,000 signatures.
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However, irregularities led to hundreds of thousands of signatures being dismissed by the INE.
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The online petition has received 176 signatures at the time of this article's publication.
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The signatures were gathered at a supplier meeting in Seattle last week, Boeing said.
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Huge volumes of information could be hidden within the transit signatures of other planets.
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All told, the letter received more than 100 signatures (of about 200 total instructors).
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They have either been withdrawn or failed to gather the signatures required to advance.
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State officials need to certify the signatures before placing the amendments on the ballot.
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Poland's constitution allows citizens to submit legislative proposals if they can gather 100,000 signatures.
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Other countries' earthquake agencies also noted seismic signatures that point to a nuclear test.
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The signatures were gathered with the help of liberal and left-wing opposition parties.
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Of those 12 signatures, 10 are from Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer.
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And the signatures of Pelosi and Hoyer (minority leader and whip, respectively) are meaningful.
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In 29, one Texas petition had over 20103,22010 signatures, more than any other state.
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Plenty of time is invested, and multiple signatures are required for final sign-off.
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Researchers have seen signatures of neutrons being formed just after a lightning flash before.
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Just before midnight that day, the number of signatures had already topped 2.1 million.
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The petition has since broke the website's record with hundreds of thousands of signatures.
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Morrissey, a vegetarian-turned-vegan, needs just 330 signatures to get on the ballot.
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Ohio rules require supporters to gather signatures from half of the state's 88 counties.
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In March, a million women put their signatures behind a petition against triple talaq.
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If their draft law collects 100,000 signatures, Poland's parliament will have to consider it.
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Discharge petitions must get 218 signatures to trigger a vote on the House floor.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest and CREDO Action also collected signatures.
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And Green's signatures all featured different handwriting, meaning they weren't just fabricated, but forged.
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Two months later, she's less than 60,000 signatures away from her goal of 300,000.
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The measure, pushed by a group of community organizations, amassed more than 213,000 signatures.
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He said Kasich turned in 2,184 signatures to Pennsylvania Secretary of State Pedro Cortes.
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There were some Republican signatures, but they've been critical of Trump in the past.
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John Conyers Jr. (Mich.), garnered signatures from 22019 senators and 116 House Democrats. Sen.
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The parties are expected to put their final signatures on the agreement on Aug.
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We've collected almost 200,000 postcards and petition signatures, and delivered them to legislative leaders.
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Opponents later tried to force a referendum, but they failed to gather enough signatures.
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John Conyers, Jr. (Mich.), garnered signatures from 11 senators and 116 House Democrats. Sen.
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He said that the company dismissed two signature-gatherers and destroyed about 400 signatures.
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It needed 766,200 petition signatures to appear, and the state approved it in January.
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The car's roof was covered in more signatures than a dive bar's bathroom wall.
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Discharge petitions, which are rarely successful, require at least 218 signatures to move forward.
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The school's actions prompted nationwide backlash and a petition that gathered thousands of signatures.
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Since then, it's gained over 26,20183 signatures, gaining hundreds of more supporters every hour.
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The telescope is being constructed to search for signatures of life in exoplanet atmospheres.
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British law says petitions with over 100,000 signatures must be considered for parliamentary debate.
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Attached to the bottom of it is an infrared camera that reads heat signatures.
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The document opened for signatures on Friday and will remain open for a year.
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The "Bring Angelo Home" social media campaign garnered more than 25,000 signatures on Change.
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Then they started their petition, gathered signatures and submitted it to Germany's Environmental Ministry.
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It reminds this viewer, at least, that every one of our signatures is unique.
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Sumita Martini "When I left for work, there were 500 signatures," he told Noisey.
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And electronic signatures are a must if you want to speed up your workflow.
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A petition calling for Persky's resignation has over a quarter of a million signatures.
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Several petitions calling for Persky's removal have amounted to nearly a million combined signatures.
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" They've also been accused of "forging signatures, stiffing lawyers and dodging debt collection efforts.
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The vegetables are for his ali nazik lamb dish, one of the restaurant's signatures.
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Starting Wednesday, the groups will ask for signatures in support of Snowden at www.pardonsnowden.org.
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An online petition in support of the artwork has collected more than 12,000 signatures.
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Some employees were appalled; an internal petition to remove James quickly gained 2,500 signatures.
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By acquiring merchandise bearing logos or signatures, they label themselves with the desired identity.
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A local petition was circulating, with 500 signatures, demanding a moratorium on agriculture drilling.
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For many months, it gathered only a modest response — about 2,2750 signatures through December.
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A petition calling for more robust legislation garnered over 250,000 signatures in recent weeks.
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The signatures ensure that the calling party is authorized to use that phone number.
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Voters' signatures can change over time, they argue, due to age or a disability.
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In Victoria, a petition to change the policy has drawn more than 20,000 signatures.
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It is expected to attract dozens more signatures in the coming hours and days.
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He says he's upped his original goal of 1 million signatures to 5 million.
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An online petition to stop the use of tallow garnered more than 135,000 signatures.
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Open letters signed by authors and reviewers drew more than 1,300 signatures of support.
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It has garnered over 6,500 signatures from people across Canada and the United States.
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The signatures of the Treasury secretary and treasurer appear on every United States bill.
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Kierstead's opponents tried to collect the signatures needed, but didn't meet the 11 p.m.
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Any petition that gathers more than 200,000 signatures requires a response from the government.
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A petition to impeach the newly confirmed Kavanaugh has drawn more than 673,000 signatures.
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By late Thursday afternoon, the letter contained the signatures of roughly 65 conservative leaders.
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But, as of Friday morning, there were 13,407 signatures on this "Drop Kanye" petition.
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A group opposing their removal said it had collected 31,000 signatures for a petition.
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Microsoft, and other companies, use digital signatures to identify software and updates as authentic.
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" Mr. Condodemetraky: "Any signatures that I made on any document ——" Ms. Dirsa: "Uh-uh!
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A petition to have Netflix drop the film has gathered roughly two million signatures.
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The campaign is in the process of gathering signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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In 1988, Arizona voters filed enough signatures to trigger a recall election for Gov.
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Mac users can add signatures to outgoing messages in Apple's built-in Mail app.
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The activists also carried a USB stick with signatures in support of the petition.
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They are in the process of collecting more signatures, according to a committee aide.
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Ms. Rocha's signatures are gauzy layers and sheer dresses embroidered with flowers and pearls.
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An online impeachment petition has collected more than 85033 million signatures, according to Steyer.
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After five hours, White was still leaping through traffic, hailing passers-by, collecting signatures.
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Alternatively, Romney can collect the 28,000 signatures required to qualify for Utah's primary ballot.
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The cryptography involved would make it hard for the virtual signatures to be forged.
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Then the driver, his designated adviser and a witness, or several, affix their signatures.
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What's next: California initiatives need more than 600,000 signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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We did our own comparison of the signatures, and uh ... not exactly a match.
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Everyone rushed up and it's signatures of all the original employees of AOL. Wow.
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Correction: This article originally misstated the number of signatures of the Taylor University petition.
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The government must respond to a petition that gets 200,000 signatures in a month.
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Close to 600 ballots in Gwinnett County were initially rejected due to mismatched signatures.
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Each state also has its own rules for making sure the signatures are legitimate.
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Other states require every sheet of the signatures to be notarized, according to Winger.
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MPs are to debate Trump's controversial state visit on February 20, after a petition calling for the invitation to be withdrawn attracted more than 1.6 million signatures; a counter-petition supporting the visit attracted more than 100,000 signatures, and will also be discussed.
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Credit card signatures are about to become a thing of the past, with American Express, Mastercard, Visa, and Discover — the four major US credit card companies — set to do away with the requirement for signatures on in-store purchases in the coming days.
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They want to collect eight different spirit signatures from eight different life forms—why eight is never explained, just go with it—to complete a wave form that should, as if by magic, neutralize the phantom signatures and they'll all just disappear.
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In Florida, where polling says two-thirds of voters want to legalize pot, one effort to gather enough signatures for a 221 ballot measure collapsed last year, and a second gave up on Tuesday, saying there's not enough time to vet 22018,22020 signatures.
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But several thousand of those signatures were rejected when the state verified a random sample of 5 percent of the totals; in the end, both measures came up around 20,000 valid signatures short of qualifying, Williams' office said in a news release.
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By the time the dismissals were reversed on Friday, it had more than 8,000 signatures.
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"It took two days — generally, you'll spend two weeks trying to get signatures," he said.
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Despite the change in administrations, the site is still up, running, and gaining more signatures.
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As of press time, the petition was creeping up on its goal of 25,156 signatures.
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Prior to his release, a petition for his freedom had garnered more than 10,000 signatures.
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At the time of writing this, it has 891,968 of its one million needed signatures.
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The petition started circulating rapidly; eventually, it went beyond just Vassar, gathering almost 23,000 signatures.
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As TheWrap reported, a petition for Disney to rehire Gunn has more than 250,000 signatures.
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Many in the audience had signed an opposing petition, which has more than 1,300 signatures.
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Anger over the berets even led to an online petition with more than 88,000 signatures.
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One petition to have them removed from office collected 166,00 signatures as of press time.
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Looking forward, are there any other ideas you're working on for new dark-matter signatures?
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A separate petition demanding ICE drop its contract with ICE has garnered over 2,000 signatures.
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The groups started soliciting signatures from companies earlier this week for a letter to Pai.
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You can read the full letter and see the many signatures via Billboard right here. --
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As of this writing, the petition has 11,116 of the 15,000 signatures it's aiming for.
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They had been insisting they had the final signatures locked in and ready to go.
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Any petition with more than 19853,21985 signatures will be considered for a debated by Parliament.
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While dissent cables are not unusual, the number of signatures on the document is large.
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A petition to remake the controversial final season has crossed a million signatures on Change.
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Already the group had collected the 246,372 signatures needed to get this on the ballot.
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He got 125 signatures — the most in the group, but still beneath his desired total.
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A campaign to oust him from office is gathering signatures for an official recall election.
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For small secular organizations, a million signatures for any cause would constitute a supernatural happening.
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Hackers have evolved their game and today ransomware has no signatures, no beaconing/C2 activity.
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Many older Filipinos do recall Marcos fondly: a petition supporting his reburial garnered 1.1m signatures.
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According to the group Oklahomans Decide Healthcare, supporters of Question 2023 submitted about 313,000 signatures.
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The space agency doesn't always require formal agreement signatures from the institutions borrowing these artifacts.
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"The Dutch referendum law does not require the signatures to be verified," said Heleen Hörmann.
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That petition only needs a few more signatures before it would force a floor vote.
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Here's how to set up your signatures and add them to to your digital files.
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First, create your signature(s): in Preview, choose Tools, Annotate, Signature and then Manage signatures.
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FRENCH CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL SAYS REFERENDUM TO EXAMINE PRIVATISATION OF ADP HAS RECEIVED 480,300 SIGNATURES ONLINE
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The lawsuit claims about 76 percent of faces in the photos have face signatures computed.
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Her three daughters sought a presidential pardon, gathering over 380,000 signatures in an online petition.
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Started by Dodd and Scorah, the petition has received more than 135,000 signatures so far.
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A petition requesting Modi to amend the law has amassed around 25,000 signatures on change.
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Currently, there is a fan petition with more than 200,000 signatures asking for his reinstatement.
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The Swiss need only 50,000 signatures (within a timeframe) to put one to the people.
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As of this writing, on May 16, that number has leaped to nearly 500,000 signatures.
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The rate of signatures seems to be slowing, and it's important to understand that Change.
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Gizmodo: This resolution has already collected thousands of signatures, which seems to have exceeded expectations.
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Currier needs to collect 280,050 signatures from "active registered voter(s)" by 5:00 p.m.
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In 2016, a petition garnered 100,000 signatures calling for President Obama to release her early.
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An online petition asking Beyonce to comb the girl's hair garnered more than 5,000 signatures.
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The organization has scraped together 58,980 signatures, and more are coming in by the day.
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A White House petition demanding them, posted on Inauguration Day, quickly surpassed a million signatures.
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Add social buttons on your blog or website and a link in your email signatures.
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"Just out — in Arizona, signatures don't match," Trump wrote on Twitter, without citing any evidence.
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Finally, Visa announced Friday it was making signatures "optional" in North America starting in April.
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The system relies only on signatures and doesn't use more complex methods for detecting attacks.
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One protest group called "Muscovites Against Demolition" has already gathered 18,000 signatures on social media.
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House members try to force immigration debate: What happens if discharge petition secures 218 signatures .
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Finally, the signatures were inconsistent, with initials on one affidavit and full names on another.
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Petitions on the website are given a month to get the required number of signatures.
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Cropsey also signed the letter critical of Trump, which garnered a total of 122 signatures.
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He also collected signatures from his Japanese neighbors to support his family's petition for visas.
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A petition urging Hollande to intervene and free Sauvage has racked up nearly 500,20143 signatures.
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A petition urging Hollande to intervene and free Sauvage has racked up nearly 500,000 signatures.
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If the signature of the current eyes matches the recorded signatures, then you are you.
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They would have to collect those signatures by July 5, just five weeks from now.
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An online petition calling for the terminations of both women had more than 106,000 signatures.
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The environmental group Save The Waves collected 100,000 signatures opposed to the initial development plan.
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The only way they can tell it's a valid voter is if the signatures match.
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Now organizers need to get 117,578 signatures to actually put their initiative on the ballot.
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The petition is just three signatures away from the 218 needed to force the vote.
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Lee needed to get signatures from one-fifth of the Senate, or roughly 20 lawmakers.
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Republicans have collected enough signatures to force a vote on whether to recall state Sen.
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Summits are more ceremonial, meant for signatures and pageantry after the tough negotiating is done.
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The newspaper noted that it is unclear whether the signatures are coming from Middleton parents.
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An online petition calling for a formal inquiry has more than 35,000 signatures thus far.
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That online petition, created Friday by a Seattle-area mom, now has over 200,000 signatures.
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He fell short by 22019 signatures, and his campaign filed a lawsuit appealing the decision.
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Dayen follows three Florida homeowners as they discover that banks have been lying about signatures.
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Volunteers carried clipboards, busily soliciting signatures as part of a statewide effort to recall Gov.
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It has since gained 22 more signatures and was released to the public on Saturday.
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Their devotees responded with a petition urging leniency, which swiftly collected more than 200,000 signatures.
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An online petition launched by an American academic at Peking University gathered hundreds of signatures.
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Republicans would currently need 22 more signatures on their discharge petition to force a vote.
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The Care85033 petition first posted Tuesday afternoon has garnered more than 4,400 signatures so far.
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The clinic, it added, had no reason to doubt the authenticity of the forged signatures.
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It has over 150 signatures from Latinx leaders in activism, business, and the entertainment industry.
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Yes, signatures have to be gathered and each state (and D.C.!) has different numerical requirements.
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The petition has collected nearly 1.4 million signatures since April, according to the group's website.
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The petition has already received nearly 300 signatures, the petition's creator, Sergey Bizyukin, told CNN.
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The group's commitment to its history and sonic signatures is intact, and impressive, and rewarding.
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Bureaucrats relied on outdated information and mistakes in the states' lists to disallow valid signatures.
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This one, demanding Nixon's impeachment, was filled with 10,000 signatures and went for 80 yards.
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Before enrolling, Apple collects users' signatures consenting to the study, as well as demographic information.
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A person familiar with the matter says that the letter has over 250 employee signatures.
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Who had shown more tenacity in making calls and going door to door collecting signatures?
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"Who would want to go out and walk tonight to get signatures?" he asked me.
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However, election officials invalidated many of the signatures collected by his campaign during those attempts.
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In only a few days, it gathered more signatures than any previous White House petition.
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More than 111,000 signatures have been submitted on an online petition demanding clemency for Maknun.
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The NCAA also bars players from monetizing their personal brand by selling apparel or signatures.
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The letter remains open for online signatures from leaders of institutions and networks representing them.
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In the end, it became something completely different and now it's one of my signatures.
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But to recall a judge in California, you need more than signatures on a Change.
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Persky's term starts in January and Dauber expects to begin gathering signatures in early April.
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"I honestly don't think I even broke a hundred signatures at that point," he said.
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In December, a petition asking Obama to commute Manning's sentence had more than 100,000 signatures.
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An online petition for her release had drawn more than 20,000 signatures by Friday afternoon.
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When authorities said the signatures were fake and disqualified his candidate, Akimov decided to march.
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Mr. Avenatti's new offer requires the signatures of "all parties," including that of the president.
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They asked for signatures, for survey responses and, of course — incessantly and creatively — for money.
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"Comparing signatures is better than poll workers asking for name and address," Dr. Mann said.
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Texas requires more than 79,000 signatures from voters who did not participate in either primary.
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His supporters claimed to have the signatures of 12 million Egyptians urging him to run.
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And 218 signatures would be needed to send it to the floor through a petition.
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In those places, the heat signatures on American bases are set against vast dark spaces.
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Questionable signatures are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, by three-member canvassing boards.
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But the people adding their names to the list of signatures shouldn't hold their breath.
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They need to secure at least 2202,2628 signatures to qualify to get on the ballot.
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The National Electoral Commission eventually disqualified her over irregularities involving the signatures needed to run.
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As of Monday night, it had the signatures of nearly 300 members of the newsroom.
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In August, 2006, women's-rights activists launched what they called the One Million Signatures campaign.
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An online petition calling out the states that tax menstrual products garnered over 60,000 signatures.
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"We expected to find water, but we couldn&apost observe the signatures of any molecule."
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NASA is also considering a second Enceladus mission concept called Enceladus Life Signatures and Habitability.
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As of Thursday, White claimed they were on track to reach nearly 1 million signatures.
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The lawsuit also cites the increased accessibility electronic signatures provide to voters looking to register.
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Both are typical visual signatures of white phosphorus, which can be loaded into artillery shells.
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The flaw affected encryption of digital signatures used to authenticate content, including software or files.
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That party must submit at least 6900,2628 valid signatures, spread between 28503 state legislative districts.
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Other signatures include writers, producers, and assistants from both of Franken's periods at the show.
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An online petition for the prime minister's resignation had roughly 27,000 signatures late on Monday.
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The petition, which has 6,410 signatures so far, asks Senate Democrats to stand with Sen.
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Long lines, red carpets, and a certain amount of exclusivity are signatures of runway shows.
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These are the signatures of massive stars, of the deaths of massive stars, he said.
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A local homeless advocate group raised the signatures to get it on to November's ballot.
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"We're looking for chemical signatures"—organic molecules that living matter on Earth tends to produce.
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