"This is a path that's been established by the White House and the Treasury, and Mark has signed off on it, I've signed off on it, Treasury has signed off on it, the White House has signed off on it," he said.
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WordPress has signed off ... WordPress on VIP has been signed off by all the security teams, all these different companies.
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"Well, I think James Comey, who signed off on it, Rod Rosenstein, who signed off on it, [former FBI Deputy Director] Andrew McCabe signed off on it, [former acting Attorney General] Sally Yates as well," Jarrett said.
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"Just because Caitlyn Jenner has signed off on it, doesn't mean the trans community has signed off on it," she says.
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In June 2013, Kurtz signed off on beginning the switch to the Flint River, and in April 2014, Earley signed off on the official switch.
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When the clerk puts the official stamp on the docs, the divorce will be backdated to October 9 ... that's when Ben signed off (Jen had signed off days earlier).
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He added that he didn't know who had signed off on the raises despite the fact that his chief of staff, Ryan Jackson, had signed off on them with Pruitt's proxy.
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" The royal then signed off with a simple "Catherine.
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" He signed off: "I'm so glad you're in Boston.
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" He sent nine more steps, and signed off, "Easy!
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" He signed off the tweet: "Enemy of the People!
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Nash said Enid Yeager signed off on having him cremated.
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INGRAHAM: Well he also signed off on a Pfizer warrant.
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If so, has White House counsel signed off on it?
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He officially signed off on the plan a day later.
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Maddox's mother signed off on Thursday's plea deal, prosecutors say.
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Both Takeda and Ariad's boards signed off on the deal.
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He made the decision, Dr. Ramsey signed off on it.
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But Sessions has said Trump signed off on the move.
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Powell had signed off on the death of a stranger.
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Kelly "never signed off on any plan," the source said.
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He said Cosby's attorneys had signed off on the idea.
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He said Cosby's attorneys have signed off on the idea.
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Trump also signed off on the country's joining soon thereafter.
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Andrew Cuomo signed off on this legislation on April 17.
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A judge signed off on her name change in June.
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But a federal court never signed off on the agreement.
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As stated above, the President signed off on the agreement.
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Bob's widow, Ginger, has already signed off on cremation papers.
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In Georgia, Governor Brian Kemp signed off on $100 million.
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It's possible that it's been signed off on, but unlikely.
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"With hope for your future and mine," he signed off.
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The judge has already signed off on the prosecutor's request.
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Trump signed off on the bill, which runs through Dec.
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"You must stay strong in my absence," Morgan signed off.
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Now, the exes have signed off on a new deal.
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But they had not been signed off on by their auditors.
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A judge has signed off on it to make it official.
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A judge has already signed off on the dismissal of charges.
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The judge signed off, but hasn't set a new date yet.
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Russia has signed off on the operation, at least for now.
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A judge signed off Wednesday on her divorce from Martin Isaacs.
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England may as well have signed off on Judas the Jackelope.
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So far, Congress has not explicitly signed off on that spending.
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" She signed off by saying "and that is the real news.
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He signed off his statement with a single word: "Nostrovia" ("Cheers").
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" (Ever upward!) This one he signed off with "Pax et Justitia.
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The sources added the deal still needed to be signed-off.
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" The celebrity chef signed off her post with "Love Aunt Sandy.
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He said Constand's attorneys signed off on the agreement in 2005.
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But not all 17 intelligence agencies signed off on the document.
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Apple says the FDA's signed off on all this new tech.
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Orban signed off the decree and it was published on Feb.
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It signed off on AT&T's purchase of DirecTV last year.
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According to Reuters, Walz signed off on the bill on Thursday.
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Under Senate Bill 96, which was signed off by Democratic Gov.
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LDP lawmakers signed off on the bill after heated party debate.
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He had personally signed off on pursuing Terry Williams's death sentence.
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And he signed off on the Alberta Clipper tar sands pipeline.
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Hal Steinbrenner, the team's principal owner, signed off on the move.
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"I'm certain you can understand why I'm declining," Benedict signed off.
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We're told Bill and Camille Cosby both signed off on Mesereau.
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Brazil's antitrust regulator had signed off on the deal as well.
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She thanked the governor for his time, and then signed off.
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The move had to be signed off by the top leadership.
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Every abortion must be signed off by two specially appointed doctors.
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TE Matt LaCosse was signed off the Giants' practice squad Tuesday.
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Now you have safely signed off Slack on all other devices.
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Trump himself signed off on the country's entrance into the alliance.
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In it, the firm PricewaterhouseCoopers signed off on Facebook's privacy program.
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Reason being ... Amber and Johnny hadn't signed off on the deal.
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At that point Louise's father signed off on the nuptials, Lambert says.
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Soon enough, Wing's ideas were signed off by the International Olympic Committee.
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The official said McMaster signed off on Powell's move to his staff.
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Republican leadership signed off, but some rank-and-file members did not.
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Rosenstein signed off on the warrants, according to the New York Times.
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Musk said Tesla signed off on the final design late last year.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has signed off on Wisconsin Gov.
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And the company – BECKY QUICK: Bernie Sanders just signed off on them.
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The North formally signed off on Singapore while Pompeo was in Pyongyang.
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At that point, Louise's disapproving father reluctantly signed off on the union.
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No. Who knew about this work, and who signed off on it?
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The document was signed off and approved by a Chicago police lieutenant.
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A judge also signed off on their pair's divorce filing, TMZ reported.
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Who signed off: John Kasich (OH), Brian Sandoval (NV), Charlie Baker (MA).
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A bankruptcy court signed off on the Univision acquisition later on Thursday.
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Trapero's dismissal was signed off by Spanish Interior Minister Juan Ignacio Zoido.
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Walker signed off on Schimel's decision to join the lawsuit in February.
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Rosenstein signed off on the FBI surveillance renewal application to wiretap Page.
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Republican and Democratic leaders in both chambers signed off on the deal.
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He waggled his eyebrows à la Groucho, and signed off the call.
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Sources connected to West claimed Swift had signed off on the lyrics.
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A Senate panel on Tuesday signed off on former Republican Texas Gov.
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CNN reported Monday that Trump had signed off on the leak investigation.
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Many decades ago the IRS reviewed and signed off on these transactions.
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It was not immediately clear why its auditors had not signed off.
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" Dunham then signed off, "This body is the only one I have.
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The message is signed off with an "E" and a heart emoji.
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Putin reportedly signed off on the ceasefire, but Russia flouted it nonetheless.
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Such Justice Department decisions need to be signed off by a judge.
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Two managers, one in Grand Prairie and one in Washington, signed off.
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He said another EPA staffer eventually signed off on the travel retroactively.
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For now, Walton signed off on DOJ's request to take until Sept.
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Both signed off on the reallocation, Republican and Democratic aides told CNN.
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Trump begrudgingly signed off, as the legislation passed with veto-proof majorities.
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Sleepy N.C.A.A. officials signed off: No real scandal here; let's move on.
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Both signed off on this reallocation, Republican and Democratic aides told CNN.
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Shelby signed off, and Lowey didn't have to storm out after all.
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Moore said Trump had not yet signed off on any proposed tweaks.
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Andy admitted that he was pleasantly surprised that his doctors signed off.
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Both documents will be discussed and signed off by European leaders on Sunday.
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" Harrington signed off his message "with love and respect from beyond the wall.
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Asked by reporters Thursday whether Mueller had signed off on Cohen's appearance, Rep.
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It formally signed off on the controversial policy in a new regulation today.
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"The majority of states have already signed off on both deals," Robbins said.
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An interview with a consular official went well and other agencies signed off.
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When Nathaniel signed off, he leaned back in his seat with a sigh.
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The European Union's parliament signed off on a controversial copyright law on Tuesday.
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Spielberg hasn't signed off yet, but we assume he's cool with it. pic.twitter.
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He has signed off on a $40bn budget that sailed through the legislature.
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Chairman John Degnan said governors of both states signed off on the draft.
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If you look at the FISA decision, FBI lawyers signed off on it.
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One of the sources said the deal still needed to be signed-off.
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I signed off on Photoshopped images and felt terrible for perpetrating this… lie.
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Then, just after O'Neill signed off with M.M., Vallee left his sister's apartment.
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In early July, India's Defense Acquisitions Council reportedly signed off on the acquisition.
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A final deal is now expected to be signed off by mid-January.
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The court, Ms. Spears and her court-appointed lawyer signed off on it.
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But only one CBD pill has been signed off on by the FDA.
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While Republicans have signed off on the package, he said, Democrats have objections.
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But we don't know who knew and/or signed off on Stone's efforts.
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" Another email about arresting migrants was signed off "Happy hunting and target building!
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There was this amazing static click when he signed off after each message.
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Last week, a judge signed off on AT&T's purchase of Time Warner.
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Around that time, the Trump administration signed off critical military aid to Ukraine.
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Thinking that they had no recourse, some people signed off, but others refused.
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And as people testified in the transcripts, Pompeo never signed off on it.
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But Congress has since signed off on another $15 billion in emergency funding.
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Comey signed off on multiple Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) applications targeting Page.
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Nor did external auditors who signed off on these firms' books and records.
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In this case, the unrelated adult visitor signed off, against policy, Kinney said.
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Both signed off on the committee's document request, according to the committee's counsel.
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" She signed off, defeated: "I know that I will not hear from Dyson.
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The judge signed off, and Zimmerman is now prohibited from contacting the Hudsons.
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The Federal Trade Commission approved the $13.7 deal, hours after shareholders signed off.
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The decree was signed off by a federal judge, but Sessions was unsatisfied.
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Neither promise was met, though the senators involved have signed off on the delays.
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How does Rod Rosenstein get to be the deputy AG and he signed off?
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And it signed off with a threatening flourish, reminiscent of communist revolutionary Chairman Mao.
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They have signed off on about half of what I submitted, so that's good.
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She also signed off, "Sad and grossed out, Taylor," with a broken-heart emoji.
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She also signed off, "Sad and grossed out, Taylor," with a broken heart emoji.
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The raid is personally signed off on by Rod Rosenstein, Trump's deputy attorney general.
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When Romney, Collins and Murkowski signed off on the plan, McConnell's gambit proved successful.
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And on Monday, a judge signed off on their pair's divorce filing, TMZ reports.
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A judge signed off on the warrant to bring him in around mid-January.
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The judge has not signed off on the divorce ... but that should happen soon.
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Then came the big eagle before she signed off with another, anti-climactic bogey.
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Mr. Trump signed off on the hiring of Mr. Dowd, according to an Oct.
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One of the two commissioners who signed off on the ruling was Donald McGahn.
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Phil Scott (R) first signed off a bill allowing the program back in May.
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Tesla has already signed off on 450 acres and 300 more will soon follow.
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Qatar had just signed off on $370 billion worth of investments with US companies.
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She signed off the card with her name and her ball kid number, #180.
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Trump first signed off on tariffs against steel and aluminum imports earlier this month.
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Even though the White House had signed off on the initiative, aides were displeased.
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I want to underscore "if," because the President hasn't signed off on it yet.
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Kristie signed off on the sandwich as delicious in a classic McChicken-y manner.
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Ms. Curry signed off in a tearful goodbye as her co-hosts looked on.
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That decision is due to be signed off by the full board in September.
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Hugh Gilmour signed off his "Day in the Life" video with a hearty cough.
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But by late in the day, Mr. Trump signed off on hiring Mr. Gowdy.
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A senior Afghan official said the Afghan government had signed off on the reduction.
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Credit...NASA/JPL On Thursday, NASA's Spitzer space telescope signed off and went silent.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson signed off on the report Monday morning, CNN understands.
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Newsom signed off on the measure, also known as Senate Bill 159, on Monday.
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The South Florida Water Management District and Martin County signed off on the project.
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The bank's supervisory board recently signed off on plans for a broad tech overhaul.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis signed off on the deployments and notified the White House.
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She had signed off on the move, according to sources familiar with the conversation.
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Cynically, both non-democratic regimes signed off on the United Nation's sanctions against Pyongyang.
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In September, the administration signed off on a $330 million arms sale to Taiwan.
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All five commissioners (Republican Ajit Pai concurred in part) signed off on the plan.
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Even as a top executive, he often signed off on who got which roles.
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At the end of our conversation, Alegria signed off with these words of encouragement.
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We're told a judge has not signed off on the warrant at this point.
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A slew of other people have also signed off on parts of the investigations.
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The state treasurer and Department of Environmental Quality both signed off on the switch.
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That's not unusual for companies to announce the earnings before they've actually gotten signed off.
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Government attorneys signed off on the appointment in a 20-page memo earlier this month.
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Another source told CNN's Elise Labott the National Security Council signed off on the remarks.
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Perhaps Cook signed off because he, knew that now is the time for something different.
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According to court docs ... the L.A. Superior Court judge signed off Thursday on their split.
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Also on Monday, the EU signed off on Taiyo Nippon Sanso as a suitable buyer.
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Roberts said that Gabaldon is aware of these changes and has signed off on them.
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The official said Qahtani had signed off on one of his employees conducting the negotiations.
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In a display of blended family unity, he signed off by shouting out his siblings.
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Israel initially ordered 33 of the fighters but signed off on another 17 last month.
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The judge signed off on the divorce settlement Thursday, according to docs obtained by TMZ.
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If Congress decided that, if the American people signed off on that, you'd entertain it?
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The Federal Reserve Board signed off on the acquisition in a unanimous 4-0 vote.
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President Trump has signed off on the core elements of the National Security Strategy (NSS).
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A spokeswoman for Deloitte Accountants B.V., which signed off Steinhoff's 2016 results, declined immediate comment.
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Yahoo shareholders signed off on Verizon's proposal to buy Yahoo's core internet business on Thursday.
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The Port Authority board signed off on the revised deal at a meeting on Thursday.
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Queen Elizabeth II signed off Tuesday on a bill criminalizing "upskirting" in England and Wales.
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The Justice Department signed off on a settlement to allow the merger to go forward.
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It is unclear if Trump has personally signed off on the move, the Times said.
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State regulators have signed off on ExxonMobil's plan to restart a refinery in Torrance, Calif.
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The report was signed off on by supervisors all the way up to a lieutenant.
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I've signed off on the CD2 election result as it's no longer in federal court.
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Despite the ire of the country, the agency persisted and signed off on the measure.
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Pruitt signed off in March of 2017 on a pipeline-extension plan from Enbridge, Inc.
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According to multiple reports, Westbrook signed off on general manager Sam Presti taking trade offers.
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Carson signed off by thanking his guests: Bill Cosby, Beau Bridges… and that was it.
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Wolf, who signed off on these deals, said later they should not have been made.
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The judge in the rape case later claimed he never signed off on the deal.
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Anna Wintour reportedly signed off on their decision to name their first born North West.
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Not Judge Millett and those on the D.C. Circuit, who signed off on her death.
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Polis signed off on the measure, also known as Senate Bill 20-100, on Monday.
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But the lawmakers eventually signed off, and the M.T.A. agreed to the deal in 2002.
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Mr. Lee and his attorneys say the payments were signed off on without his knowledge.
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In 220006, the FISA court signed off on effectively treating all Americans as terrorist suspects.
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As she signed off on that final version, Nancy Pelosi: Today we will make history.
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The back rent kept piling up and finally a judge signed off on an eviction.
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He signed off on an $8 billion purchase of U.S.-based Harman International in 2016.
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Energy: The Department of Justice (DOJ) signed off on new energy conservation standards for dehumidifiers.
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Mueller gave a partial referral for the raid and Rosenstein personally signed off on it.
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On Monday, PHMSA did not say whether it had signed off on the restart plan.
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Our sources call it grandstanding, because Jenna had already signed off on the entire schedule.
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The communique will be released on Sunday after being signed off by the G20 finance leaders.
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Denison signed off on the accounts on March 9, 2015, but backdated them to March 6.
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That paper was cited in the search warrant that a judge signed off on that night.
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"It was almost a legal matter for me when I signed off on it," Keller says.
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It was the same judge who initially signed off on the settlement deal over 'Silent Sam.
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But finally, my producers signed off and said this is a perfect way to announce it.
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Even if signed off tomorrow, the amendments would not take full effect until the mid-2020s.
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Update: According to WWD, the Kardashian sisters never signed off on Kardashian Beauty's new Fierce collection.
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Other departments that had already signed off on the money were perplexed by the hold up.
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Co. filed new docs to have the case dismissed, the court signed off and that's it.
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Boeing has prepared a fix for that system but regulators haven't signed off on it yet.
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His widow Carol, the executor of the estate, signed off on the settlement, the Times reported.
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The merger is expected to face a long antitrust review before it can be signed off.
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Neither promise has been met yet, though the senators involved have signed off on the delays.
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Unclear if PBS or "Sesame Street" brass signed off on this -- but it's pretty damn funny.
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Both her mom and dad, she said, signed off on the song before she recorded it.
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All parties involved, the prosecution, defense and the [trial] judge (not Mennin) signed off on it.
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He discussed it with executive producer, Lorne Michaels ... and he signed off on pumping the brakes.
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"It was inspected at a couple of different stages and it was signed off" on Wednesday.
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The White House personnel office agreed with the appointment and President Trump signed off on it.
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Auditor KPMG signed off on the financial statements by PDVSA, published just before midnight on Friday.
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The department of justice signed off on the deal last August, terminating its antitrust review early.
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What's next: Although Maine voters signed off on Medicaid expansion last night, some advocates expect Gov.
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The judge signed off on her request on April 5 ... according to docs obtained by TMZ.
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Offensive tackle Brian Mihalik was signed off the practice squad to replace Flowers on the roster.
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She had signed off on the final masters of the record the day before they started.
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Conaway at the time confirmed to CNN that he had signed off on the recent subpoenas.
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Queensland law states that wills need to be in writing and signed off by two witnesses.
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It was Mr. Trump, ironically, who signed off on Mr. Biden's request to send the Javelins.
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"The actor signed off with "Aloha P bear," likely a reference to himself as "papa bear.
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The doctor had not signed off on her departure and was not responding to phone calls.
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In December, the judge signed off on his plan -- provided he could supply the correct documentation.
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It was shown to ministers but not signed off, meaning it did not represent government policy.
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The strict fines have been imposed and signed off by manager Frank Lampard, The Guardian reports.
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John Nicholson, commander of US forces in Afghanistan, signed off on the use of the bomb.
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" After quoting Ephesians, they signed off as "Two Old But Much Wiser Ladies from Eustis, Florida.
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In July, EPA signed off on another rule exempting farmers from reporting methane emissions from livestock.
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Sessions has recused himself, but federal guidelines suggest Rosenstein would have signed off on Mueller's referral.
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Pruitt has frequently cited Perrotta as the security official who signed off his first-class travel.
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P.S. Oh, and Verne Lundquist signed off for the last time in his 34-year career.
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Kaaya joined the Colts in December 2017 after being signed off the Detroit Lions' practice squad.
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On Friday, Pruitt's last day, he signed off on a massive pollution exemption for glider kits.
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"Proud of you, really I am," it reads, signed off by Guardian food critic, Jay Rayner.
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That created a tempest in the West Wing, since Mr. McFaul had signed off on Mrs.
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Elkins also stated in his letter that he never signed off on Pruitt's 24/7 security.
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Initially, he signed off on a news release saying it was prompted by "traffic safety" questions.
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The Metropolitan Police and the National Air Traffic Services also signed off, according to the BBC.
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And a few weeks ago, Brown signed off on a statewide increase of the minimum wage.
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The Federal Open Market Committee signed off on the new statement in a 9-1 vote.
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Evers signed off on the measure at the Indian Community School in Franklin earlier on Tuesday.
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"Thank you for your patriotic leadership during this difficult time," she signed off in her letter.
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That typically cautious politicians signed off on legalization is a testament to its growing political appeal.
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On CNN, Lewandowski says Manafort should resign if he signed off on Melania Trump speech. pic.twitter.
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Above those, you have boards, like the Supervisory Board that ultimately signed off on Home Smart.
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The back rent continued to pile up, and the judge finally signed off on an eviction.
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Last week, Trump signed off on tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, exempting Canada and Mexico.
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Baseball must get union approval for rule changes, and the players' union signed off on these.
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Those changes, however, would need to be signed off on by the White House Personnel Office.
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President Ashraf Ghani signed off on the security plan nearly two weeks after it was announced.
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The monarch signed off like a real newbie, Elizabeth R -- and already has nearly 60k likes.
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But everybody that signed off on that warrant signed off on unverified, uncorroborated Russian lies that were literally designed to really steal an election after they rigged an investigation into what is irrefutable crimes incontrovertible evidence of obstruction and violation of the Patriot Act by Hillary.
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If the FISA warrants are any consideration of the investigation, he signed off on the last one.
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The members of the Intelligence Committee signed off on the scope of their investigation a week ago.
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I deploy my code that was signed off yesterday, review my coworkers' code, and fix a bug.
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I get my tax-free shopping signed off by an official, then wander around for a bit.
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The FISA applications were signed off on by deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, a Trump appointee. 234.
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That arrangement was brokered by the nonpartisan Office of Government Ethics, which signed off on the deal.
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White House officials disputed that Sunday morning, saying that OLC signed off and agency review was performed.
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Daniels' lawsuit argues, in part, that the NDA is invalid because Trump never signed off on it.
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Three weeks later, the Trump administration signed off on allowing the website to take its blueprints live.
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" They signed off with their current closer, a barnstorming version of the Isley Brothers' "Twist and Shout.
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And her husband, a doctor, signed off on tests despite never actually seeing any of the patients.
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A court official tells PEOPLE that Jopek's family signed off on Ferreira's plea deal before Tuesday's hearing.
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KPMG in Hong Kong, that signed off the audits, has claimed it does not have the papers.
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But under Britain's constitutional arrangements, that vote would have to be signed off by the British parliament.
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Five days later his defence secretary signed off on the F-15 deal, undermining the president's narrative.
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She signed off on every sip, because she enjoyed being cared for and doted over like that.
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Boeing has developed a fix for the software but regulators haven't yet signed off on it yet.
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"@StevenSpielberg hasn't signed off yet, but we're pretty sure he'll be down with it," the company tweeted.
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Jayson Ahern, who served in CBP under both Bush and Obama, signed off on the current policy.
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The EU signed off on the Dow and DuPont deal last week, provided certain conditions are met.
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The Trump administration has signed off on the first-ever set of work requirements for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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So either Coats didn't read the application he signed off on, or he's not telling the truth.
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But earlier today, McCain said he'd back the Graham-Cassidy bill if Ducey signed off on it.
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Case in point: In 2011, regulators signed off on Comcast's massive, $30 billion acquisition of NBC Universal.
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British skeleton racers have said the team's equipment had been "checked and signed off" by tournament organizers.
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They've all confronted the dangers of determined hacking, taken their briefings and signed-off on needed protections.
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I wonder if Kim signed off on Cheban's appearance in the film, borrowing from her personal tragedy.
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The Federal Communications Commission has signed off on European firm Altice's roughly $17 billion purchase of Cablevision.
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She said she signed off on the deal to allow the 200 cast and crew to work.
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Twenty years after Candice Bergen's titular investigative journalist first signed off, Murphy Brown's future is uncertain again.
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The group has already sued, claiming that the hospital illegally began preconstruction before the state signed off.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein personally signed off on the raids, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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On Saturday, billionaire tech entrepreneur and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg signed off for the month of December.
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Despite its initial skepticism, Senate Armed Services Committee signed off on creating Space Force in its NDAA.
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In July, the EPA signed off on another rule exempting farmers from reporting methane emissions from cattle.
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According to Time magazine, Putin personally signed off on the operation to help Venezuela avoid American sanctions.
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The SEC signed off on this new firm, registering it as an investment adviser for outside clients.
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A senior administration official confirms Joe Hagin, currently serving in that role, signed off for these trips.
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And they signed off three additional times, so a total of four times, with the same evidence.
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The raid was based on a referral from Mueller's team, and Rosenstein personally signed off on it.
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The White House signed off on the plan, which is being overseen by the Republican National Committee.
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The president has reportedly already signed off on the pardon, which he has been considering for months.
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The proposal, which Trump himself signed off on pursuing, was being considered as the primaries were starting.
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I had to get signed off from my teaching job for two months because of the stress.
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Late last month, an expert panel that manages the treaty signed-off on Russia's new surveillance cameras.
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On Wednesday, Leon officially signed off on the agreement reached between the two companies and federal regulators.
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Rosenstein reportedly signed off on the raid, in which the FBI seized emails, tax documents and records.
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The raid stemmed from a tip from Mueller's team and Rosenstein reportedly signed off on the move.
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A judge signed off on Joe's request to be released from ICE custody and fly to Italy.
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Opened investigations on 4 Americans (not 85033) - didn't know who signed off and didn't know Christopher Steele.
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Boeing said it's developed a fix for the software that misfired, but regulators haven't yet signed off.
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Burr employed National Media and the NRA employed Red Eagle but Ferrell signed off on both purchases.
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Just like that, I had signed off on my very own small piece of New York City.
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In another case, a Lion Air maintenance crew signed off on a plane as good to go.
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Four judges, who were all appointed by Republicans, signed off on the FBI's assertions, the documents show.
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Yazeed was arrested earlier this month — hours after a first-degree kidnapping warrant was signed off on.
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Rosenstein, according to the memo, signed off on at least one application to renew the surveillance warrant.
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"Sincerely": This is the way Abraham Lincoln always signed off, so take that for what it's worth.
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Metro has committed to completing the fixes and said the FTA has signed off on its plan.
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A powerful committee in Frankfurt, which evaluated loans based on risks to the bank's reputation, signed off.
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Opened investigations on 4 Americans (not 2) - didn't know who signed off and didn't know Christopher Steele.
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HANNITY: So, they all signed off on this but in an interrogatory, this is in your book also.
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He actually signed off on the last final FISA renewal against Carter Page who had this to say.
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Transgender service began this year, too, signed off on by the chairs of each military branch, she said.
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Most of the commutations and pardons that Obama granted were signed off on in just the past year.
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Edge Water says they stand by their work, and say an independent inspector also signed off on it.
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New York just signed off on a budget bill that includes a ban on single-use plastic bags.
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Her draft deal was signed off on by negotiators from both the EU and the U.K. on Tuesday.
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After a seven-week recess, Congress hasn't signed off on a $213 billion bill to curb the virus.
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Bird signed off on the portion of the letter addressing the Trump debacle by praising Rapinoe's unwavering convictions.
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Allies of the president say that the transactions in question were signed off by tax authorities long ago.
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"It looked like he flipped through it, signed off on it, and it went to prosecution," he said.
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Officials at FBI headquarters and the Justice Department signed off on the decision, the law enforcement officials said.
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Brent Musburger signed off from ESPN one last time before he leaves for a Las Vegas startup venture.
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Kim moved ahead with the deal, but also signed off on a missile test that effectively killed it.
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She ultimately signed off "with tears and a very sad heart" after publicly pleading with Twitter to intervene.
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Rod Rosenstein also signed off on it never verified corroborated, never told the judges Hillary paid for it.
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Where the idea came from and whomst signed off on it will remain among modern life's great mysteries.
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A pattern here that I see -- HANNITY: And he also signed off on one of those FISA warrants.
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Mr Macron had already signed off on reforms to boost flexibility in the labour market earlier this autumn.
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While Franko was not at the scene, he signed off on the false police reports, the panel found.
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Not too sure if he's signed off on the use of the Tesla name for this product, though.
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Both sides informed the judge they reached an agreement in their divorce, and the judge just signed off.
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We're told the patient fully signed off on 2 Chainz sitting in, plus Dr. Miami was also streaming.
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Elton John himself signed off on Martin's involvement, giving Martin carte blanche to reconstruct his music at will.
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I was flustered when I signed off with one promising source, and I couldn't remember our phone number.
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TUEs allow athletes to take banned substances for verified medical needs and are signed off by sports federations.
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The Senate on Thursday signed off on President Obama's nominee to take over command of troops in Afghanistan.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, whose job security has recently come into question, signed off on the searches.
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In fact, I signed off on the text of the Passover message, including the Hebrew greeting, in April.
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Kay Ivey (R) signed off on a bill that seeks to ban nearly all abortions in the state.
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Wolf and former chairman Anders Sundstrom signed off on the deals, but later conceded that was a mistake.
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They worked with translation, although no translation was required when they finally signed off at around 2 a.m.
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"I think the OBR won't make a decision on that until (Brexit) is all signed off," he added.
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He signed off his news conference on a sour note, complaining that too many players were getting injuries.
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"I've signed off on the CD2 election result as it's no longer in federal court," the governor tweeted.
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The intrigue: Within the higher payments, Medicare signed off on several other policies for the 2019 fiscal year.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper signed off on the plans and notified congressional leaders of the change on Tuesday.
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Later that month, the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission signed off on the project despite the community board's reservations.
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Every word, every image, every shirt, every song, every typeface for the credits, all signed off by him.
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On Saturday, Parliament signed off on a redrawing of voting districts, prompting cries of gerrymandering from opposition parties.
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Western companies have also signed off on deals involving third-party contractors who paid bribes and sought kickbacks.
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They agreed that it did, and so they presented it to the superintendent, who signed off on it.
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Or when he signed off on the emblazonment of "I'm the Woman to Blame" across a Tervis tumbler.
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In August 2015, Dr. Raskin signed off on the licensing deal between Memorial Sloan Kettering and Y-mAbs.
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Its current creative team signed off in a strip on Saturday for the comic, which debuted on Dec.
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Driving the news: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services formally signed off yesterday on South Carolina's work requirements.
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In a statement, PwC said that Botta signed off on the same audits about which he raised alarms.
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In doing so, he stared down a Supreme Court judge who had signed off on Mr. Costa's release.
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Trump has hung his dirty laundry out for all to see and signed off on it in public.
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While the White House initially signed off on the plan, Mitchell was recruited and hired by the committee.
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They hammered out the settlement pretty quickly -- by Hollywood standards, anyway -- and the judge has already signed off.
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Rosenstein signed off on at least one of the applications to monitor Page, according to the GOP memo.
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Previous administrations have typically signed off on the ceiling before the start of the fiscal year in October.
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It is unclear whether he signed off on the decision to sell so much of the production forward.
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It is unclear if the president has personally signed off on what his top negotiators have agreed to.
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The National Security Council did not respond when asked if Trump has signed off on the current agreement.
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But, Homie don't play that .. lucky for him, the case was officially dropped after the judge signed off.
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"To say everyone has signed off on the bottom line yet, that's a little bit premature," said Bishop.
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Pruitt has frequently cited Perrotta as the security official who signed off on his controversial first-class travel.
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It is unclear if the President has personally signed off on what his top negotiators have agreed to.
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Mr. Trump hasn't yet signed off on anything, and has not advanced health care overhauls in the past.
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Mr. Trump hasn't yet signed off on anything, and has not advanced health care overhauls in the past.
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A 5-Star source had told Reuters earlier that the two leaders had signed off on the pact.
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At that time, to get your apps out there, they had to be signed off by carriers. Right.
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The two ad men later made up and Sorrell signed off WPP's annual report that year as "OLJ".
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Mexico and Canada have signed off on USMCA (aka new NAFTA), but it's yet to be passed by Congress.
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During the first few years of the program, officials at the embassy in Kabul signed off on few petitions.
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Wolf was fired on Tuesday, partly because of property deals made by top management that he signed off on.
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Justice Elena Kagan indicated Castille should have recused himself because he personally signed off on seeking the death penalty.
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But Denham also signed off on the new leadership plan and retreated in his effort to embarrass the leadership.
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She has apparently signed off on the permanent change of guardianship and will have supervised visits with her son.
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The rebels signed off on the revised peace deal and now have 150 days to put down their arms.
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The show signed off with a one-hour finale and a half-hour retrospective that aired after "Young Sheldon."
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All the original authors (save for one group that couldn't be reached), signed off on the study designs too.
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A federal judge in Virginia signed off on the search warrant for Manafort's condo in Alexandria, Virginia, in July.
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However, they are allowed to participate in chants signed off by Big Hit at prearranged times during the show.
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The report also says that, contrary to what some assume, the FDA has never signed off on the treatment.
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Sources says Boeing's defense bosses signed off on bringing the trade case, highlighting the importance attached to the 737.
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Trump has not yet signed off on Sayegh, and some White House officials are already opposed to his hire.
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" He added that Congress had previously signed off on an "essentially similar" structure in 2006: a "very substantial fence.
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But that should all theoretically get a bit easier now that the FIA has signed off on the series.
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Now remember, Eric Holder, Hillary Clinton, they were part of the committee that signed off on this deal personally.
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In 22015, President Bill Clinton signed off on sanctions against Iran to penalize it for pursuing a nuclear program.
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Late last month, Hamilton P. Fox III, an assistant disciplinary counsel, signed off on pursuing two legal ethics charges.
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But he said he would only consider using the vehicle after the lawyers and accountants signed off on it.
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Regulators are likely to have informally signed off on Simon's appointment, three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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In 46.33, President Bill Clinton signed off on sanctions against Iran to penalize it for pursuing a nuclear program.
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Bishop, a Republican, hesitated to say whether the Democratic Obama White House has signed off on the intended bill.
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The SEC says that Mayor Eric Kellogg signed off on important documents used to sell the bonds, committing fraud.
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Concurrently, the firm signed off on a US$100m increase of its revolving credit facility (RCF) to US$795m.
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I've asked an Adelson rep whether the billionaire donor signed off on ZOA's call for Trump to fire McMaster.
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Starwood (HOT) signed off on an improved takeover bid from Marriott (MAR) worth $20.4 billion in cash and stock.
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"It was inspected at a couple of different stages and it was signed off today," he told reporters. Gov.
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In New York, the company declared that it would sue the state if Cuomo signed off on the bill.
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The deal could not be signed off immediately, however, as it required authorisation from the highest level of government.
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The raids were the result of a search warrant initially referred by Mueller, and signed off on by Rosenstein.
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It still needs to be signed off by the other 27 EU member states and the UK parliament. 403.
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Last week, the Trump administration also signed off on a $28500 million arms sale to Taiwan, which China claims.
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Boeing has developed software fixes for the planes and additional redundancies but regulators haven't yet signed off on them.
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Regulators still haven't signed off on the changes, but Boeing expects them to before the end of the year.
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Interior officials signed off on Zinke's use of a chartered plane between the Golden Knights meeting and Whitefish, Mont.
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He signed off from the email sharing one of his "favorite work ethic maxims: 'Keep calm and tackle hard.'"
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Pritzker signed off on House Bill 346, which was recently passed by state House earlier this year, on Friday.
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States have tried to allow drug importation in the past, but HHS has never signed off on the plans.
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Bishop said Democrats were likely holding off on supporting the bill until the Treasury signed off on the legislation.
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Airbus signed off at Dubai with a $500 million deal to sell Air Senegal two A330neo wide-body aircraft.
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Senior executives signed off on millions of dollars in payments to the Chinese company, according to the internal investigation.
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The Pentagon is taking a victory lap after President Donald Trump signed off on $700 billion in defense spending.
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Also signed off on Dakota Access pipeline, and said Trump is open to renegotiating where it is being placed.
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A communique signed off by G20 finance leaders at a meeting this month also featured no denunciations of protectionism.
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On Sunday, 97 companies signed off on the document, which was filed in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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But before his passing, he signed off on one final car to commemorate the 40th anniversary of his company.
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Nigeria's presidency signed off on its 7.44 trillion naira ($24.39 billion) budget for 2017 in June, after numerous delays.
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The commission signed off on releasing the 2016 Broadband Progress report to the public at its January open meeting.
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"If he signed off on it, it would probably be something that we would be comfortable with," Burr said.
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That's the court that would have signed off on any efforts to intercept communications between Trump Tower and Moscow.
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Mr. Trump, a senior official said, signed off on the sanctions and the harsh language in the administration's statements.
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In the Nikkei interview, he said that "the executive in charge of the region signed" off on the payment.
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Tilley filed for a temporary restraining order against Berg and on Friday morning, a judge signed off on it.
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Despite these issues, DHS initially signed off on a second series of visits scheduled to start on Aug. 27.
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But in the fall, city investigators found, she signed off on paperwork certifying that the inspections had been completed.
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The government is currently finalizing the measures which could be signed off by Italy's Council of Ministers by Friday.
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The judge has already signed off, so that's a wrap on marriage #4 for Bill and #2 for Elizabeth.
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The F.B.I. reviewed the investigation and signed off on the conclusion that there was no evidence of foul play.
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Kissinger signed off on the plan, the Iraqi military slaughtered thousands of Kurds and the United States stood by.
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A letter that's purported to have been written by the City of New York and signed off by Asst.
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By the end of the night, even Gervais was advocating, sort of: "Please donate to Australia," he signed off.
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Cordray signed off on the final prepaid-accounts rule in October — yet that might not have been fast enough.
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Trump had signed off on tariffs on steel and aluminum imports earlier this month, although several countries were exempt.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo signed off on the cable, drafted by a staffer who works on consular affairs.
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Boeing has developed a fix for the software that misfired on the crashes but regulators haven't yet signed off.
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Italy's Parliament on Wednesday signed off on a €20 billion plan to potentially bail out the country's weakest banks.
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Trump signed off because he believed he was matching the number of Russian officials individual US allies were expelling.
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"Many decades ago the IRS reviewed and signed off on these transactions," said White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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The president signed-off to install THAAD missile inceptors in South Korea as a response to Kim's repeated belligerence.
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Meanwhile, President George W. Bush signed off on NSA spying without a warrant, sidestepped disclosure requirements, and authorized torture.
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The source added that CIA officials still believe the crown prince personally signed off on or ordered the killing.
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The government has called it a partial piece of work that had yet to be signed-off by ministers.
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The Journal also said that acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan had signed off on the measures to obscure the McCain.
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In November, the commission signed off on exit visas for about 70 children adopted by European, Canadian and American families.
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Acosta was a US attorney in Miami when he signed off on Epstein's agreement, which many critics called too lenient.
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Someone in mahogany-laden c-suite office somewhere at each of the companies surely signed off on all of this.
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According to court documents obtained by TMZ, a judge signed off on Jackson and Riker's dissolution of marriage last month.
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Robert Neller signed off on a set of guidelines that expand the definition of sexual harassment to include online activity.
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But former senior government officials under Obama said the former President never signed off on the raid before leaving office.
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He signed off on a FISA warrant to spy on Carter Page and listen to his e-mails and phones.
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Once Upon a Time signed off with happy endings for its fairytale characters during its series finale on Friday night.
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The new American president signed off orders this week to build a wall on the border between the two countries.
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In a previous statement, the office distanced itself from the drafts and said Gertz had not signed off on them.
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Despite the singer's remarks, the Fear of God designer behind the shirt claims that Manson signed off on the shirt.
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" Once everyone has signed off on a product and it's guaranteed to be safe, Volition puts it up for "campaign.
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Breathe in, breathe out, meditation is key," she continued, and signed off with an air kiss, "And um, you're beautiful.
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We went over the entire Ukraine strategy with Ambassador Bolton, who agreed with the strategy and signed off on it.
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Kristin Cavallari would like you to know that her husband signed off on having his tight end shared on Instagram.
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In theory, that's not a problem because the publisher will have signed off that they trust Google to do that.
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To date, he has signed off on deporting more than 2.5 million people over the course of his two terms.
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Cameron signed off his one-page letter to the Commission chief by hand: "With thanks and best wishes, Yours, David".
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Nigeria's presidency signed off on its record 7.44 trillion naira ($24.39 billion) budget for 2017 in June, after numerous delays.
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" See the video here: The actress and CEO "signed off right away" on the campaign message "What's inside is everything.
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State and federal insurance regulators signed off on the insurer's proposed new rate request late Wednesday after weeks of discussions.
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Though there were numerous other transfers signed off that summer, the spine of the team was always Mourinho's main focus.
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Poppy Harlow picked up after Don Lemon signed off at midnight ET... I'll be joining Harlow during the 1 a.m.
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The judge signed off, so now Joshua Corbett is required to stay 200 yards clear of Sandra until June 2022.
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Because there's an open case in Dependency Court, we're told any custody agreement must be signed off by that judge.
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Sky's shares fell slightly on fears that the acquisition might not happen, even though other European regulators have signed off.
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The vote is taking place before the Congressional Budget Office has signed off on costs and coverage of the measure.
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Before you file an S-1, they will insist on getting your accounting treatment signed off by the national office.
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That's because while FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has given the deal his blessing, the Justice Department still hasn't signed off.
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We're told Pete's now scrapping any further references to their breakup for this weekend's show, and Lorne Michaels signed off.
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"90 Day Fiance" star Colt Johnson's tumultuous relationship with Larissa is finally over ... the judge signed off on their divorce.
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He also noted that multiple U.S. agencies, as well as the Canadian government, had signed off on the uranium deal.
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" U.S. officials announced Tuesday that Trump signed off on a plan "to equip Kurdish elements of the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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"Career individuals at the agency took that process through and signed off on it all the way through," Pruitt said.
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Barr had signed off on a 1992 Justice Department report called "The Case for More Incarceration," as reported by Vox.
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The president signed off on a massive tax cut this year, raising the federal budget deficit after years of decline.
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When it was done, Hecker signed off not just with a wave of his hand, but with a new video.
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The House Ways and Means Committee recently signed off on a proposal to tax the nicotine used in vaping products.
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Fields has signed off on spending $4.5 billion to develop 13 new electrified vehicles by 2020, including gas-electric hybrids.
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China on Sunday signed off on the 13th trademark for Ivanka Trump's company in three months, the news service reported.
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I tried to track down the three senior officials who signed off on the plans, in search of an explanation.
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In Florida, in 2008, he had secured a shamefully lax plea deal, which U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta signed off on.
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Among the agencies that eventually signed off was the State Department, then headed by Mr. Clinton's wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Of the 1,609, HHS has already signed off on 1,317 that raise no red flags for safety or parental relationship.
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"So our agreement with the agency — that has been signed off on by a judge — is also reassuring," said Wootan.
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The report confirmed that Pruitt Chief of Staff Ryan Jackson signed off on the raises, as he has previously said.
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The $85033 billion merger between CVS and Aetna will close imminently after New York signed off on the deal Monday.
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Trump in August grudgingly signed off on new sanctions against Russia, a move Moscow said ended hopes for better ties.
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DeGiorgio signed off in 2006 on a redesigned switch without changing the part's number, which later confused investigators probing crashes.
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International lenders, who signed off on $6.5 billion of loans to Indonesia in 2018, also have a role to play.
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As California attorney general in 2015, Kamala Harris signed off on briefs that opposed transition-related care for transgender inmates.
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John Nicholson, commander of US forces in Afghanistan, signed off on the use of the bomb, according to the sources.
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George B. Bulls II filed a request to be taken off the case, and the judge signed off on it.
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Hungarian President Janos Ader signed off on the legislation on Monday despite protests against it in Budapest and condemnation abroad.
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HBO hadn't yet signed off on a full first season run of ten episodes, so this was a major test.
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McAleenan also signed off and supported Trump's border wall, describing it as "not just a dumb barrier," according to Politico.
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In March 2017, the Senate approved Montenegro's entrance into NATO in a 97-2 vote, and the president signed off.
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Neibaur writes that there were also rumors that Hoover himself signed off on the script's glowing portrayal of the Bureau.
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Each book and short story is signed off with the date on which it was completed, like a journal entry.
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And as premier, Mr. Wen presided over China's cabinet, which oversaw the insurance industry and signed off on big I.P.O.s.
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We're told Dr. Luke had signed off, but pulled the plug once he got wind of what Kesha was planning.
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A judge in New York has signed off on a temporary order of protection against the 'Love & Hip Hop' star.
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Vivendi, Mediaset's second-biggest shareholder, is set to have around 23 percent of MFE once the deal is signed off.
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When The Times reported that the president himself had "signed off on" the statement, Mr. Trump's advisers pushed back hard.
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Two agencies, the European Food Safety Authority and the European Chemicals Agency, have signed off on the safety of glyphosate.
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Administration officials said he had signed off on the overall approach and hoped he would present it before the deadline.
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Eventually, the protests paid off: Bremen agreed to design a stadium in consultation with fans, and the D.F.B. signed off.
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Mr. Trump signed off on the strategy, and the team posed for a grim-faced group portrait with the president.
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The space agency is still overseeing the process, and it signed off on Boeing's work before Starliner's December test flight.
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Cipollone has also signed off on several letters the White House sent to the House rejecting its requests for materials.
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The European Union's 27 remaining member nations signed off on Britain's departure in a typically low-key and bureaucratic style.
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When the condition for termination pertains to the woman's health, the procedure must be signed off by two hospital consultants.
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Tom Welling might finally get to wear a Superman suit again nearly 10 years after Smallville signed off the air.
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ET, President Donald Trump denied a report saying he has signed off on the "phase one" deal, pushing stocks down.
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" The company said federal pipeline safety regulators had signed off on plans for a "safe and controlled return to service.
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CBS executives signed off on Romo's golf excursion after refusing to do so in similar circumstances last year, Marchand reported.
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Russian lawmakers rushed through the necessary legislation last month and President Vladimir Putin signed off on it on Nov. 25.
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The memo concerns allegations that Comey signed off on multiple secret court applications to put a Trump aide under surveillance.
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Loeb signed off with a cyrptic "To be continued," a gimmick taken right out of the comic book storytelling playbook.
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With settlement talks sputtering, the judge has signed off on a parallel track involving, yes, briefs, focused on, yes, trial.
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But May said the report was a "selective interpretation of a very preliminary analysis, which ministers have not signed off".
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Andrew M. Cuomo have all signed off on the idea as a funding stream for the city's beleaguered subway system.
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In many other cases, Western companies signed off on deals involving third-party contractors who paid bribes and sought kickbacks.
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MacKenzie also signed off on "UP YOURS DELORS", a 1990 headline attacking the then president of the European Commission, Jacques Delors.
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We signed off with invented names: some of his were mr showbiz, milton keynes, rhoda borrocks and the duke of ear.
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Documents showed Pruitt&aposs chief of staff had signed off on the pay hikes, suggesting he had the administrator&aposs consent.
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Rosenstein is only mentioned once in the memo — he's one of several officials who signed off on renewing the Page warrant.
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Those countries have not yet signed off on their tax bills from 2010, when Uber offered its first ride, through 2019.
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Democrats are likely to reject the $2 billion request; Congress previously signed off on $1.375 billion in a prior spending package.
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Obama pushed back against Riyadh with the Iran nuclear deal, but also signed off on tens of billions in arms sales.
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Tusk's announcement came after a meeting between the 27 European ambassadors in Brussels, where they signed off on a third delay.
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" After making a threat that he'd alert the city if the acorns weren't dealt with, he signed off, "Peace and Love!
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According to the source, Jacob's parents were consulted about the deal's terms ahead of time, and signed off on the agreement.
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However, in July, Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike declared the new site safe after experts signed off on additional clean-up measures.
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Job W. Price had signed off on the final report on the ambush killing of an enlisted Navy SEAL team member.
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"We remain ever yours," Handsome Her's Facebook post signed off, "the leftist, extremist, man-hating, vegan d—- of your worst nightmare."
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In December, LeEco told Recode that US regulators had signed off on everything, but the same wasn't true of Chinese authorities.
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Boeing said it's completed software changes for the planes but the FAA and its international counterparts have not signed off yet.
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The tailored North Korean techniques contained in CONPLAN 5015 were signed off by Obama soon thereafter, according to military officers involved.
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Any deal will also have to be signed off by all SPD members, a vote which itself will take a fortnight.
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Rather signed off of the Evening News for the last time on March 9, 2005, with his reputation under a cloud.
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Aviation officials haven't signed off on software and training updates Boeing has developed to get the planes back in the air.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. banking regulators announced on Thursday they had signed off on "living wills" for four foreign banks - Barclays (BARC.
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She said the information was signed off by Anoj Singh, former Eskom chief financial officer on behalf of the utility's CEO.
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Snyder had appointed an emergency manager to Flint, Edward Kurtz, who signed off on the decision to switch the water supply.
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The Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency signed off on the action.
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A spokeswoman for Democrat Pritzker, who took office in January, said several layers of lawyers signed off on the bonds' legality.
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A judge signed off on an agreement for Frances to pay Isaiah Silva $12,000 a month for the next 4 months.
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Push for a public hearing on the subject with the people who authorized the flights or signed off on the contract.
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Ecuador also signed off on Monday on a $2 billion credit line from the China Development Bank to finance public investment.
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Chang signed off on the loans, which were guaranteed by the government but not disclosed, during his time as finance minister.
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The board last week signed off on a recovery plan from Rossello's administration, but conditioned its support on additional spending cuts.
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The European Union has signed off on Apple's proposal to buy Shazam, effectively clearing the way for the deal to close.
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The State Supreme Court has signed off on a new education funding law that increases state aid to poor school districts.
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"Career individuals at the agency took that process through and signed off on it all the way through," Pruitt told Rep.
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Interior had tentatively signed off on the proposal in the summer of 2017, before mega-casino MGM began lobbying against it.
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But Comey defended the application for the surveillance warrant, which he signed off on before it was obtained in October 2016.
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Her State Department was among the agencies that signed off on the deal, which involved major Clinton charitable backers from Canada.
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The justices later signed off on the Obama EPA's first effort to regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act.
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Commissioners signed off on the plan in 2010 but that authorization expired after four years passed without any construction taking place.
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Her arrest was set in motion in August, when a US federal judge signed off on a warrant for her arrest.
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However, Emily Hampsten, a spokeswoman for Durbin, told The Hill that the senator hasn't yet signed off on a final deal.
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Trump had been considering the plan for some time after the State Department and the Pentagon signed off earlier this year.
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The list of demands has gone through several revisions before the chancellor signed off on a final version early Thursday morning.
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"Whoever signed off, the final signoff that allowed this to go forward, should be held accountable," Mr. Lewandowski said on CNN.
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It came from a book Mark [Smith] was reading, but a character wrote a letter and signed off with those words.
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We signed off with invented names: some of his were Mr. Showbiz, Milton Keynes, Rhoda Borrocks, and the Duke of Ear.
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I'm not sure people thought it was a coherent strategy, and certainly I don't think the Pentagon signed off on it.
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It was the first state to try this, but if CMS had signed off, it would not have been the last.
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The proposal must now be approved by the council, which will meet on Friday, and then signed off on by Mattarella.
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Seven different Houston Texans players threw passes last season, including one quarterback claimed on waivers and another signed off the street.
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After the interview, Santulli sent a follow-up email and signed off with "Arigatou Gozaimasu," which means "thank you" in Japanese.
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Trump publicly congratulated Murdoch even before the Justice Department signed off on the deal, and claimed that it would create jobs.
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For the past 30 years both political parties have signed off on policies that really hurt tens of millions of Americans.
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" At night she signed off with this: "Today was the worst day anyone has ever seen, but tomorrow will be worse.
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President Trump signed off on tough tariffs on steel and aluminum, defying opposition within his own party and protests from overseas.
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The memo named the officials who signed off on the applications and described purported claims and purported omissions in those materials.
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The $380 million that Congress signed off on last year helped, they say, but it only began to address the need.
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Clinton participated in the government approval of the deal, and her aides have noted that other agencies signed off on it.
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Rosenstein supervises Mueller and has signed off on his decisions to bring criminal charges against individuals associated with Trump's presidential campaign.
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Uber's board had agreed in October to move forward with a deal with SoftBank, which was signed off on this month.
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KPMG, the company's auditor for 19 years, never raised questions and signed off on management's "increasingly fantastical figures," the committees said.
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" The newspaper signed off its endorsement with words that might have seemed unthinkable a generation ago: "May the best woman win.
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Federal court records indicate that the midwife who signed off on Rodriguez's birth certificate was also suspected in several other cases.
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Half the people have now signed off of mainstream media altogether, so they're getting their news exclusively from search and social.
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Pelosi signed off on the deal last week after securing enforcement provisions governing labor and environmental protections in all three countries.
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She says she had a similar reason for joining the group after being signed off from work for a long time.
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The White House confirmed the draft was authentic, but cautioned the president had not yet signed off on the final product.
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House impeachment managers marched the articles to the Senate on Wednesday evening after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signed off on them.
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The Times reported Entergy and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office have signed off on the deal, citing the source.
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Trump signed off on a waiver Friday to keep several sanctions on Iran suspended, essentially keeping the nuclear deal in effect.
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"Whoever signed off with the final sign-off that allowed this to go forward should be held accountable," Lewandowski said Tuesday.
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But the suspension would only go into effect if the Republican-controlled Senate and then the President signed off on it.
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In July, Koike declared the site safe after experts signed off on additional clean-up measures, but some traders remain skeptical.
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When asked if he had signed off on 11 billion in disclosures of tax records last year by Georgia Democrat Rep.
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King fittingly signed off the tweet with his name in emoji form: a cow for Angus and a crown for King.
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Four of six city council members reportedly signed off on the plan after reading through the proposed measure earlier this month.
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The U.K. government has signed off on a high-speed rail line that was first announced more than a decade ago.
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"If he signed off on it, it would probably be something that we would be comfortable with," Mr. Burr told reporters.
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It was a deliberate policy, signed off on at the top levels of government, to crush the Syrian uprising using ultraviolence.
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However, Brussels has repeatedly said it does not want to reopen a treaty signed off by the other 27 EU leaders.
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Update, December 6: The California Building Standards Commission has signed off on the residential solar mandate, which means it's now official.
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But I can only imagine that when Pepsi first signed off on the ad, a scene like this played out: INT.
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A private judge signed off on their divorce and submitted the judgment on Wednesday, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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I could see scores of women responding to her tweets with kind, supportive words, often signed off with one "x" or more.
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James Comey, Sally Yates, Dana Boente and Andrew McCabe, Rod Rosenstein all signed off on this warrant and all three subsequent renewals.
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Scotland's Robert MacIntyre signed off with a brilliant 63 to set a new course record after three disappointing rounds, finishing tied 17th.
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The EPA chief said that he "delegated" authority to his chief of staff, Ryan Jackson, who signed off on the hefty raises.
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The memo revealed the names of senior FBI and Justice Department officials, including Rosenstein, who it said had signed off the surveillance.
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The numbers of Pakistanis studying Mandarin has skyrocketed since 2014, when President Xi Jinping signed off on the vast CPEC funding plans.
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In 2014, Sawyer, now 71, signed off as the nightly news anchor on ABC's World News after five years on the job.
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The Army signed off on the skinnied-down target after the developer said construction costs had surged, revised plans from 2006 show.
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" And Bannon signed off on an April story by Yiannopoulos imploring #NeverTrumpers to get on board with "Trump and the alt-right.
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Eric Holder signed off on the deal a year later, knowing that Putin, what his intentions were to corner the uranium market.
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He signed off on modest gun and abortion controls and campaigned on health care alongside his Democratic counterpart from Colorado, John Hickenlooper.
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After two prison escapes, an Ocean's Eleven-style reset, four seasons, and a TV movie, the hit series signed off in 2009.
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We do help red-line (correct) each other's plans, and all designs are signed off on by the owner of the firm.
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On Monday, Trump signed off on the Balkan country of Montenegro becoming NATO's newest member, a move that Moscow has long opposed.
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Earlier this year, Lafave's friend, Joe Zuniga, wrote a book about her — and said that the former teacher signed off on it.
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A judge has signed off on an arrest warrant for Harrouff, which he'll be served with once he's released from the hospital.
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Our sources say Lisa Marie and Michael both signed off on Priscilla taking temporary custody -- and also on Michael having monitored visits.
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The Republican leadership signed off on a series of amendments to the bill to satisfy concerns about it among conservatives and moderates.
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Trump signed off on the military transport of McCain's body, went golfing and was uncharacteristically quiet on Twitter during the Washington events.
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Both Donald and the judge signed off on the request immediately -- which means V. Stiviano's former sugar daddy is off the market.
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In court docs obtained by TMZ Sports, the Dallas District Attorney asked the judge to dismiss the case ... and he signed off.
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It's been more than two years since Parks and Recreation signed off, but a few of Pawnee's favorite government employees recently reunited.
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She has also chided Gabriel pointedly, noting his predecessor signed off on the NATO commitment when it was first made years ago.
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In the years since The X-Files originally signed off, there have been plenty of advancements in the area of makeup effects.
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Democratic Republic of Congo in June last year signed off regulations to implement its new mining code that raised royalties and taxes.
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The Senate Commerce Committee signed off by voice vote on the Better Online Ticket Sales Act with minor alterations to the bill.
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" When the subcommittee signed off on the bill, Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) said it would protect small businesses "from burdensome regulation.
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The numbers of Pakistanis studying Mandarin has skyrocketed since 2014, when President Xi Jinping signed off on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
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Not only was Mr. Holder's name invoked, but Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew signed off on a separate memorandum approving the spending.
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Further, "open" permits — where the building authority hasn't signed off on the completed project — could interfere with the sale of your home.
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MLB and the players' union also signed off on two new pace of play initiatives designed to help speed up the game.
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Conyers signed off on a $27,000 payout to a former staffer who says she was fired for resisting the congressman's sexual advances.
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Relations are somewhat rocky between the U.S. and Russia now given that Washington signed off on more sanctions on Moscow in August.
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She repeated that Bell had signed off on the Voetsek site, but told Henderson that, as C.E.O., he needed to take responsibility.
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"Zuckerberg wasn't just aware of Facebook's invasion of consumer privacy, he signed off on it and publicly downplayed legitimate concerns," said Sen.
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Carol Armstrong told the Times she signed off on the settlement in her role as executor but received no part of it.
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The New York Times reported that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the special counsel's probe, signed off on the raids.
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Only Congress can create a new military branch, but Trump has signed off on the set-up of the U.S. Space Command.
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The US has some 800 troops in Niger, although the Pentagon recently signed off on plans to reduce counterterrorism forces in Africa.
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Both chambers signed off on the stopgap spending bill, just one day after the same bill was soundly rejected in the Senate.
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European Union members have signed off on 13 new defense projects as part of the bloc's effort to develop its own firepower.
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She told investigators that Mr. Mulvaney signed off on the release soon after she and a colleague briefed him on their objectives.
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A few days ago, Trump signed off on Montenegro's entry into NATO, which expands the military alliance's reach further into the Balkans.
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It also published the names of senior FBI and Justice Department officials, including Rosenstein, who it said signed off on the surveillance.
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Trump is reportedly mulling firing Rosenstein over the raid since the deputy attorney general personally signed off on the paperwork approving it.
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The decision sparked concerns from Democrats that McConnell could be preparing to jam them with a bill they haven't signed off on.
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Grand juries have seen evidence, judges have signed off on warrants, and there are likely subpoenas and indictments waiting in the wings.
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Trump reluctantly signed off on new sanctions against Moscow last summer over allegations of Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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She said that CIA Chief Counsel John Rizzo and lawyers for the State Department and the National Security Council also signed off.
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Bishop Zhan declined to be interviewed, but local Catholics say he signed off on the permits to reach out to underground believers.
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The memo, per a New York Times account, says that Rosenstein is the one who signed off on this sham FISA application.
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Jones, who is famously involved in player personnel decisions, signed off on choosing Prescott in the fourth round of the 2016 draft.
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Raytheon — Shares of Raytheon fell 7% after the Justice Department signed off on the merger between the defense contractor and United Technologies.
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Haake signed off by saying, "Well, that's the mood of the people here in Iowa" — but he was actually in South Carolina.
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"Ted is the most wonderful man that ever lived — far above any dreams I ever had!" she signed off on one note.
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"The king signed off on the arrests," the source said, adding that the king is in a mental and physically sound state.
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Trump signed off on releasing the memo before it was released, and the White House requested no redactions, spokesman Raj Shah said.
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But the memo also states that Rosenstein -- who was elevated under Trump -- signed off on at least one FISA application for Page.
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His appointment will now be signed off on by another board meeting and a wider meeting of all member states, both formalities.
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It's difficult to know how Voatz is getting signed off to be involved in elections when their credentials appear questionable at best.
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In order for the deal to be official, it needs to be approved by the courts and signed off by all parties.
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And a bunch of Justice Department officials -- including current Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein -- signed off on one of these FISA warrants!
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"Our aspiration is that the bilateral agreement (with Spain) can be signed off the same time as the general agreement," he said.
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The DNC has not signed off on the agreement yet, and a spokesman did not respond to a request for a comment.
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Obama, in contrast, imposed sanctions in December 2016, and reportedly signed off on a plan to plant cyberweapons in Russia's computer infrastructure.
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The same day, the university regent's finance committee signed off on increasing nonresident and graduate tuition for three schools at UW-Madison.
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That is curious, since he was one of those members who signed off on a filing stating that it was exactly that.
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Kanye West is a blank slate, criminally speaking -- a judge signed off on erasing his conviction for that paparazzi beatdown at LAX.
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A federal judge signed off on CVS' merger with the health insurer in September, an acquisition that's starting to show some strain.
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"I thought it was really nice that he signed off as 'Philip' and not the formal title," she told the British tabloid.
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By Sunday, the White House signed off on briefing packets, which included key decisions and biographical material, for the top four candidates.
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As for the moving trucks ... he signed off on a new home last month, so he was already on his way out.
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Gove has yet to comment publicly on Prime Minister Theresa May's draft Brexit deal signed off by the cabinet late on Wednesday.
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Now, bonds are accepted as green if, within certain broad rules, an external reviewer has signed off on the bond issue in question.
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Boeing has completed software changes for the planes but the Federal Aviation Administration and its international counterparts haven't signed off on the fixes.
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In most instances, sergeants signed off on the stop-and-frisk paperwork even when the forms filled out by officers omitted required information.
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The State Department under Clinton was one of several agencies that signed off on a deal that included the Russian atomic energy agency.
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But these orders have to be signed off by incredibly high-ranking police officers and civil servants—or the Director General of MI5.
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In 2017, the board signed off on share repurchases of up to $15 billion of its Class A shares with no expiration date.
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Operational pics and videos to be signed off by an officer before posting, to avoid making public anything that could provide enemy intelligence.
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According to court documents, Hudson, 36, motioned to have the order vacated on Monday in Cook County, Illinois, and a judge signed off.
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Like when Rory praised her in season 3, or when Lorelai casually signed off, "See you when Hillary is president!" in season 5.
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Stand-in C.J. Anderson, signed off the street to fill in, had 173 carries for 167 yards five days after joining the Rams.
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Kim signed off on the plan, but is watching the moves by the U.S. before deciding when or whether to carry it out.
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It probably did not help that India's political leaders never signed off on it either, as a leaked diplomatic cable from 2010 suggested.
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It's also likely that neither subjects signed off on the documentary, especially since it is airing in the UK, rather than released internationally.
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Its law made it through committees and was signed off by the governor, Jerry Brown, a devout Catholic, despite opposition from Catholic leaders.
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And one or more of the successive emergency managers appointed by Mr. Snyder to control spending in Flint signed off on bad decisions.
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Mr Trump hectors NATO's leaders about the need to spend 2% of GDP on defence, but he still signed off on Montenegro's accession.
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The bail, signed off by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Nancy L. Newman, is set at $10,000, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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The White House counsel's office weighed in on the decision and conducted an analysis, but ultimately signed off despite concerns about the optics.
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"We went over the entire Ukraine strategy with Ambassador Bolton, who agreed with the strategy and signed off on it," Mr. Sondland said.
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Asked about that, Giuliani shot back, "But it was the Justice Department," noting that DOJ officials had signed off on the search warrants.
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The US, Mexico, and Canada signed off on the new deal Friday — but it still needs to get approval from the US Congress.
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Hillary Clinton State Department, Eric Holder signed off on the deal, a year later, Bill Clinton makes a fortune, doubles his speaking fees.
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Earlier this week, the 3GPP — the international group that governs cellular standards — officially signed off on the standalone 5G New Radio (NR) spec.
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A spokeswoman for Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker, who took office in January, said several layers of lawyers signed off on the bonds' legality.
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Both companies' boards of have signed off on the deal, and they expect it to close during the second half of the year.
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Yahoo's shareholders signed off Thursday on the sale of the company's core assets to Verizon, with the deal expected to close on Tuesday.
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He was hanged early on Thursday after President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi signed off on the death sentence, state news agency MENA said.
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The details of these plan were largely finalized on Sunday, when the 27 EU member states signed off on the deal in Brussels.
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A judge signed off on a temporary restraining order ... requiring Shelayne to stay at least 100 yards away from Elisa and her kids.
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According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, Jack and Lisa's divorce case is now closed ... the judge signed off Tuesday on their agreement.
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Nichelle seems to feel otherwise, but keep in mind while listening to the audio ... a judge has signed off on her dementia diagnosis.
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Artist and Repertoire is not an easy watch; frequently so frank about Lavelle's unflattering failures that it's surprising he signed off on it.
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Or, as Dr. Smoll signed off in one of his emails, "I'm sorry for being so pessimistic, but 'it is what it is.'"
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Becker and McIntire note that the State Department, then run by Hillary Clinton, was among the agencies that signed off on the sale.
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Jim filed legal docs requesting the case to be dismissed and the judge has signed off on it ... this according to court records.
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Our sources tell us the Prez signed off on Wednesday, and Alice will soon be released from the Aliceville Correctional Facility in Alabama.
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At Chase Bank, the victim of the social-media run, directors had signed off on some 8 billion shillings in loans to themselves.
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A rep for the Vanderpump Rules star confirmed to PEOPLE that a judge signed off on the former couple's divorce documents last week.
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He explained his signature policy issues, asked for some help, and signed off "Andrew Yang US Presidential Candidate (D)" and his phone number.
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In June, the Federal Reserve signed off on the capital plans for 17 of the nation's largest banks, citing their strong capital levels.
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The document also disclosed the four judges who signed off on the Page surveillance warrant, all of whom were appointed by Republican presidents.
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Bourjos, signed off waivers by the Phillies in December after spending two years in St. Louis, was unbothered by the batting-order move.
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Governor Cuomo, who signed off on the bill in plenty of time before the lucrative N.F.L. season opens in September, acknowledged as much.
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Product placement is usually managed by the production itself — by prop masters, costume designers, and other crew — and signed off on by Netflix.
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The company said it now holds an offer book worth 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion), with initial agreements signed off for some orders.
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" McCain had told MSNBC he would be "comfortable with the bill as long as the governor of Arizona has signed off on it.
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According to The Times, Khan signed off on the protesters' request to fly the balloon over the city's Parliament Square earlier on Friday.
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Had the fund's request been approved, it would have been the first time that Treasury signed off on benefit reductions under the law.
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His visa was approved, the paperwork allowing him to travel alone as a minor was signed off on at the very last minute.
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While the value of the intelligence remains unclear, critics say the president signed off on the mission without the necessary intelligence or preparation.
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The Justice Department has already signed off on that proposal on the condition that the combined company sell off some regional sports channels.
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Between the lines: The agents were acting on a warrant "personally signed off on" by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the Times notes.
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To be sure: Bloomberg notes that there's "no indication whether" Trump has signed off on the plan or when it might be implemented.
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Officials in Seoul had already signed off on the ambassadorship; Mr. Cha is a Republican who identifies as a hawk on North Korea.
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But new documents from Colombia's prosecutor's office show that General Martínez Espinel in 2005 signed off on at least seven other questionable payments.
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However, with absolute certainty I know how I signed off because it's the way I've ended every letter since the first one arrived.
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In January 22.4, Mr. Summers, who had been inaugurated as Harvard president three months before, signed off on most of the committee's recommendations.
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When launching new initiatives, once the legal and regulatory review was done, the new project was signed off without any further ethical review.
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The shortlist's star power was provided by Zinedine Zidane, who signed off as Real Madrid's coach with a third straight Champions League title.
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Mr. Cuomo won having already championed gay marriage, signed off on a $15-an-hour minimum wage, and proposed expansive criminal justice reforms.
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The European Union signed off on the deal in March after the companies agreed to sell off parts of DuPont's global pesticide business.
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The bureau only signed off on the release of the redacted version of the referral after Trump declassified the House Intelligence Committee memo.
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The president's involvement in the first statement was disclosed July 11 by The Times, which reported that "the president signed off on" it.
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State leaders signed off on the measure but have insisted that they did not recognize they were creating an opening for sports betting.
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Sources told Page Six that Minaj not only worked with the wax museum on the statue, but she also signed off on it.
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Trump told reporters outside the White House that he had signed off on "preliminary" paperwork and would soon finalize the agreement with Poland.
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Last week, the GOP majority in the Senate signed off on findings that Russia was responsible for "brazen interference" in the 28503 campaign.
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Obama replied to Copeny, visited Flint, and eventually signed off on $100 million in funding to help repair the city's poisoned water system.
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Conaway initially requested the subpoenas and Nunes signed off on them, The Associated Press reported Wednesday, citing a person familiar with the subpoenas.
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Ferrell also signed off on purchases for both Burr's successful 2016 Senate race against Democrat Deborah Ross and the NRA, Mother Jones reported.
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The New York Times reported Tuesday that Trump signed off on the statement, which was drafted aboard Air Force One by Trump's advisers.
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The Senate signed off by a vote of 82 to 15 on legislation that was approved by the House of Representatives on Sept.
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But by Wednesday, the vast majority of Senate Democrats signed off on the Senate bill, which passed on a vote of 84-8.
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Currently under contract with Zuffa, the featherweight champion would be unable to fight Mayweather unless the promotion signed off on the sensational contest.
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According to new docs obtained by TMZ ... the judge signed off on Randy and his estranged wife Erika's dissolution of marriage last month.
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AND THEIR GOVERNMENTS HAVE SIGNED OFF ON IT, OUR ADMINISTRATION HAS SIGNED OFF ON IT. WE ARE HOPING THAT THE CONGRESS WILL SIGN OFF ON IT. NOW, THE ESTIMATES ON THAT COUL DBE AS MUCH AS A HALF A PERCENT OF ADDITIONAL REAL GDP PER YEAR, OKAY, AND ON TOP OF THAT, THE POSSIBILITY OF 180,000 ADDITIONAL JOBS PER YEAR.
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Apps written for iOS must be specifically approved and signed off by Apple, making it very difficult to take control of an Apple device.
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" Swift signed off on a positive note, writing: "Thankfully, I am now signed to a label that believes I should own anything I create.
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One of those renewals was signed off on by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — the man currently supervising special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Two years later senior British banker Hector Sants, at the time head of compliance at Barclays, was signed off on medical after suffering stress.
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Regulators haven't yet signed off on those changes, but Muilenburg has previously said the plane should be flying by the end of the year.
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Nadella and his leadership team signed off on the change, and Microsoft then spent some time getting ready to announce it publicly in December.
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Hackett has signed off on a series of moves, including a plan to shift production of Ford Focus compact cars from Michigan to China.
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Boeing has prepared software fixes for the planes after a flight-control system was implicated in both crashes, but regulators haven't yet signed off.
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In the meantime, the junta's toadies have continued to tinker with the text of the constitution, even after the voters signed off on it.
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His comments came after Russia and China signed off on a raft of energy deals during President Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing on Saturday.
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And he had signed off on reports in at least five of the 12 cases that Guevara and Halvorsen worked that were later overturned.
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American removed the Max planes from its schedules until mid-January as regulators haven't yet signed off on Boeing's fixes for the troubled jets.
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The latest development in a series of unfortunate events: Uber signed off on a new funding round that could total up to $20163 billion.
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And since the European Union signed off on the accord this week, the deal is now set to go into effect in 30 days.
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The disgraced movie mogul, 260, and his estranged wife, 41, recently signed off on the deal, but they have not filed it in court.
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Of Manafort, he said, "Whoever signed off, with the final sign off, and allowed this to go forward, should be held accountable," he said.
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A communique signed off by the G-20 finance leaders at their meeting earlier this month also does not include the language denouncing protectionism.
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HANNITY: Mr. Mayor, this is where Rosenstein is conflicted -- that and the fact that he signed off on one of the subsequent Pfizer renewals.
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Shares in Galaxy are also being held back until a preliminary deal to sell some Argentine mining leases to steelmaker POSCO is signed off.
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Still, 4 months went by and he went radio silent ... so the judge went ahead and signed off on the divorce without Apollo's signature.
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Andresen would not have signed off on a dubious identification, according to the skeptics, opening the possibility that someone else had accessed his accounts.
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And Yates is also one of the corrupt officials that signed off on at least one of the FISA warrants that was unverified, uncorroborated.
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The big picture: Congress and the Trump administration signed off in 2017 on a $3.3 billion grant program to helped bolster access to treatment.
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"Sesame Credit only tracks consumption-related activities of users who have signed off to join (the service)," the company told CNBC in an email.
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This month, a federal judge signed off on a consent decree between Baltimore and the Justice Department that calls for sweeping police reforms. 5.
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"[Zuckerberg] wasn't just aware of Facebook's invasion of consumer privacy, he signed off on it and publicly downplayed legitimate concerns," Blumenthal told The Post.
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Salling agreed to pay that amount as part of his guilty plea, but the judge hadn't signed off because sentencing was set for March.
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Our Penn sources say Kate actually signed off on the article after the story had been written and was involved in the fact-checking.
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We broke the story ... a judge has finally signed off on Lamar and Khloe's divorce, and they'll officially be single on December 17. E!
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Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom have officially signed off on their divorce, and all that's left is a judge's John Hancock ... TMZ has learned.
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Pauley Perrette, who played forensic scientist Abby Sciuto, has signed off from the long-running CBS crime drama after 15 seasons on the show.
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Other antitrust regulators, including in Europe, signed off on the deal after the two companies agreed to sell off certain parts of their businesses.
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In 2017, the government signed off on allowing citizens to use home internet — a service that wealthy Cubans appear to have taken advantage of.
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Courts that have signed off on smaller bargaining units have ruled federal law favors unions' proposed bargaining units as long as they are appropriate.
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In 2009, Nathan signed off on the unprecedented use of $4.9 billion from Singapore's national reserves to curb the effects of the Great Recession.
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BRITAIN'S eventual exit deal with the European Union will not only have to be signed off by the bloc's 27 increasingly irritated member states.
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But I'm asking myself a different question: Is President Trump aware that IRS Commissioner John Koskinen signed off on those unconstitutional and illegal payments?
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President Donald Trump has signed off on a 10-percent import tax on all imports of aluminium with China firmly in the administration's sights.
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It was also alleged that 1MDB had placed $3.8 billion of its money with overseas fund managers according to accounts signed off by Deloitte.
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In 1985, the FDA signed off on Marinol, which contains a synthetic version of THC, to treat loss of appetite in people with AIDS.
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"The citizen-led process that included Democrats and Republicans all signed off on the votes," Simonds said last week in an interview on CNN.
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The Senate signed off Thursday on making many Olympians's medals and prize money exempt from taxes, sending the measure to President Obama's desk. Rep.
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Griffin signed off on all of the hires, including about 17 portfolio managers who came from rival Visium Asset Management, which was shutting down.
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Greens have long targeted FERC, seeing the agency, which has easily signed off on infrastructure projects, as a rubber stamp for the energy industry.
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We broke the story ... a judge signed off on rehab after the rapper said his house arrest for tax evasion wasn't helping him improve.
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The president signed off on the plan just before Christmas (to the generals' great relief), during a meeting in the White House Situation Room.
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The prosecutors have tried unsuccessfully twice before to move the case ahead, but the office overseeing military commissions never signed off on the charges.
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The league, which signed off on the succession plan years ago, declined to comment about the request for arbitration, or the dispute more broadly.
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Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, personally signed off on the sanctions that were issued on Thursday and hailed the decision in an accompanying statement.
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Rosenstein also reportedly signed off on the recent raid of Trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen, a blow to Trump's inner circle.
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The banks' regulator, the Federal Reserve, signed off on the payments after the banks passed annual stress tests, whose results came out on Thursday.
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President Trump's former doctor Harold Bornstein recently said that Trump crafted the language in a glowing health report Bornstein signed off on in 2015.
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The government, one of the world's few remaining communist regimes, has signed off on more than 140 dams for the Mekong and its tributaries.
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In his defense, Ghosn said some payments in question were both signed off on by Nissan and considered as deferred compensation and never dispensed.
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" In a tweet announcing the effort, the restaurant acknowledged that Spielberg hadn't signed off on the idea, "but we assume he's cool with it.
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On Thursday, Bush, 47, and Davis were restored to the status of single persons as their divorce judgement and settlement was signed off on.
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In November, he signed off on the lowest ever cap on the number of refugees the U.S. would accept in the next fiscal year.
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But now Tillerson is gone -- and given the White House never explicitly signed off on his Syria strategy -- we are back to square one.
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Toward the end of the Obama administration, the White House signed off on a proposal to deem the Shabab an affiliate of Al Qaeda.
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A. The co-op may have signed off on renovation plans, but that does not give your neighbor license to make everyone else miserable.
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"In his BBC interview, he said if his lawyers signed off on talking with American authorities, he "would be duty-bound to do so.
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Trump's former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, agreed, telling CNN that current campaign chairman Paul Manafort should resign if he signed off on the speech.
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Word of a an extensive email hack at the internet outfit came to light only after the telecom titan signed off on the transaction.
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The victim's parents signed off, although there is a question as to what the prosecutor, who later resigned over the uproar, actually told them.
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The committee has a bipartisan tradition of not granting a hearing unless both the chair and ranking member have signed off on the nominee.
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According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ ... the judge in the case has signed off on EMI's request to officially reopen the case.
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Among the plans to be signed off was a revisedESM treaty, but eleventh-hour opposition from Italy seemingly delayed that until early next year.
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Each of Trump's four Pentagon chiefs has signed off on the mission, starting with Jim Mattis's original authorization of a temporary deployment last October.
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But Judge Abel Concha has not yet signed off on the new arrest warrant, said Vela, who heads the attorney general's money laundering unit.
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True, the Justice Department signed off on the program, and others in higher positions at the CIA made the decisions to carry it out.
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The committee made the Democratic memo public after the White House signed off following negotiations between the FBI and the committee's top Democrat, Rep.
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"Whoever came up with the question has done a great disservice to these kids, and everyone who signed off on it should be ashamed."
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Trump hasn't signed off on the move, but has been engaged on debates over whether the cut might be necessary in the coming months.
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Campaign advisers and donors close to Harris said she signed off on a plan to name trusted adviser Laphonza Butler to the top post.
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I don't know who signed off on that, I just know that it's kitschy and unnecessary when you have such an otherwise strong exterior.
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The process was painstaking and demanded sacrifices from both sides, but ultimately we struck an agreement that the Western Wall rabbi signed off on.
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After a few extensions, the changes were made permanent in 2015 as part of a bipartisan tax deal signed off on by Paul Ryan.
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Worse, the authority's chairwoman, Shola Olatoye, signed off on documentation certifying that the city was in compliance when the authority knew it was not.
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Bach signed off by calling upon the youth of the world to gather in Beijing in four years' time for the 2022 Winter Games.
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The bill now has 21 days to be signed off by Poland's President Andrzej Duda, who's already said he supports it, to become law.
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The exit agreement, which establishes how the U.K. will leave the EU in March, is set to be signed off by European leaders on Sunday.
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" She signed off by adding, "If I can let it go and move on from one conversation then I sure hope everyone else can too.
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Sullivan previously signed off on their lawsuit, saying they had the authority to challenge the President and that the legal definition of "emoluments" was broad.
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This is the guy who headed up the CIA, by the way same one I believe who signed off on the unmasking without a warrant.
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The next day, he said he would attend the wedding — only if doctors signed off on him traveling after he reportedly suffered a heart attack.
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Back to the memo: It says that Rosenstein signed off on at least one FISA application to surveil Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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The order was also signed off on by the Office of Legal Counsel and the Homeland Security Council and National Security Council, the source said.
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But it was delayed for "operational reasons," according to Obama administration officials, who said he never signed off on this specific operation before leaving office.
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After she was cast, and her mother signed off, producers had to get approval from the Los Angeles welfare board before she could start work.
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FARC leaders who signed off on the deal were not in attendance as the ceremony's host country, Norway, still considers the group a terrorist organization.
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Later that same day, Mark Zuckerberg personally signed off on a scheme to make it impossible for Vine users to find their friends via Facebook.
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Abe's cabinet on Thursday signed off on a 1.4 percent increase in spending to 5.13 trillion yen ($43.66 billion) for the year starting April 1.
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The pause in resettlements may be due to President Trump not having signed off on the refugee ceiling for the new fiscal year started Oct.
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The bottom line: The deal is pretty remarkable because each party signed off on price controls, an idea that usually is anathema to the industry.
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Now, the agency's three-commissioner Republican majority has reportedly signed off on a roughly $5 billion settlement, with its two Democrats voting against the deal.
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Mr Trump's lawyer, Donald McGahn, the same man who signed off on the declassification of the Nunes memo, had previously written to Mr Page crossly.
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Ulyukayev initially opposed Rosneft buying Bashneft, one of the most lucrative state assets to be privatised in years, but eventually signed off on the deal.
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Leon signed off on the Justice Department's 2011 deal which allowed Comcast to buy NBC Universal and has heard a number of private antitrust cases.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has signed off on sending 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan, Fox News reported on Monday, citing a senior U.S. official.
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Gore was one of the four political DOJ appointees who signed off on the amicus brief filed Monday in support of Ohio's voter purge policy.
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On Friday, the acting Pentagon chief signed off on transferring $1.5 billion to build a border wall, bringing DOD's total wall contributions to $2.5 billion.
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It added that E&Y had signed off on its 2018 accounts without reservations, adding it would publish an in-depth document later on Wednesday.
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Defence ministers from the pact's signatory states, which comprise all but three of the current EU members, signed off in Brussels on 17 collaborative projects.
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The three-time major winner signed off with a bogey at the last for a six-under 66 to leave him alone in top spot.
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Ulyukayev initially opposed Rosneft buying Bashneft, one of the most lucrative state assets to be privatized in years, but eventually signed off on the deal.
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The Cassini spacecraft may have signed off and dove into Saturn's atmosphere in 2017, but scientists are still poring over its treasure trove of data.
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This move raises the probability that the A's will try to trade Valencia, a player they signed off waivers from the Blue Jays on Aug.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel signed off from Formula One's pre-season testing on Thursday with the fastest lap yet around Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya.
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The coroner says Lisa died of natural causes, which her doctor signed off on -- a sure sign one of her many illnesses triggered the death.
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Earlier this month, Berlin signed off on the delivery of four artillery positioning systems to Saudi Arabia, a step that officials say accelerated the rapprochement.
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The guy who signed off on paying Ryan Fitzpatrick $12 MILLION to throw 17 interceptions will be named official U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom.
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Trump aides sent the plan back to the White House, and the president signed off on the mission over dinner just a few days later.
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Lindsey -- arguably the GOAT female skier -- has been pushing to race with the bros for years ... but the International Ski Federation still hasn't signed off.
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Juelz Santana enjoyed a little QT with his daughter this weekend ... starting with a manicure/pedicure but not before a judge signed off on it.
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With Kompik unconscious, his family signed off on the amputations—a difficult decision for them since Kompik is an active person who enjoys the outdoors.
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In early February, President Trump signed off on making the memo, now causing a stir, public — against the recommendation of members of the intelligence community.
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Trump approved the decision to withhold aid earlier this month, and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson signed off within the last week, the official said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed off on a $1.5 trillion tax overhaul on Friday, which slashes the corporate rate from 35 percent to 21 percent.
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Swift and the couple have had competing narratives as to whether Swift signed off on West calling her a "b***h" in a song lyric.
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Trump has not signed off on the tentative plan, the newspaper said, describing ongoing debate about the plan and the timing for the roll-out.
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Mustafa al-Imam was captured by special operation forces on Sunday after the Trump administration and the Libyan government signed off on the joint mission.
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The Department of Justice signed off on bringing the case, the FBI conducted an independent investigation, and career prosecutors handled the case throughout its duration.
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The U.S. Justice Department has signed off on the merger and the Federal Communications Commission has indicated that it will formally approve the proposed transaction.
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More than a dozen states and the District of Columbia have sued to stop the deal, which the U.S. Justice Department has signed off on.
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Haspel, who the Senate confirmed to oversee the CIA earlier this year, would have written or signed off on the cables, according to the newspaper.
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The Washington Post, citing senior State Department officials, reported that Trump signed off on a new strategy that indefinitely extends the U.S. military presence there.
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She's under contract with Fox News until July, but signed off from the network in early January after announcing her decision to jump to NBC.
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Mr. Colbert signed off on Mr. Licht's appointment only after an intense three-hour meeting over drinks at the Parker Meridien hotel bar last month.
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A dossier that Comey himself described as "salacious and unverified," and yet he still signed off on several renewals of the intrusive interception of Page.
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In an announcement that reportedly came as a shock to much of the network, Smith signed off for the last time on October 11, 2019.
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In the 1960s, developers were eyeing the property, and a city judge, at the request of the cemeteries' owners, signed off on a mass disinterment.
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Still, in an interview a year ago, Mr. Perdue was unapologetic, emphasizing that the Department of Agriculture had signed off on Perdue's animal welfare standards.
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Skating on home ice at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, Chan finished fifth and then signed off in Pyeongchang with a ninth in the individual event.
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He added that the case against Meng had not been fully laid out, even though the US signed off on her arrest warrant months ago.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) signed off on legislation Friday to make his state one of the few in the country to ban race-based hair discrimination.
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The complaint alleges the defendants knew the numbers they presented to Walmart — and, by extension, Triad's figures — were false, but signed off on them anyway.
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They have already signed off on tighter currency controls, limiting dollar purchases to just $200 a month, to prevent a possible run on the peso.
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Much remains uncertain: Time is running out for the parties to strike a withdrawal agreement, which must then be signed off by UK parliament. 4.
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If adopted, the committee recommendations mean the earliest any vote would happen, assuming a deal is signed off at an EU summit planned for Nov.
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During his time as finance minister, Chang signed off on the loans, which were guaranteed by the government although some of them were not disclosed.
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European and Russian mission leads haven't officially signed off on Rosalind's future home on Mars, but the preferred landing site will be in Oxia Planum.
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Donald Trump signed off on the surprise phone checks conducted last week by Sean Spicer during an investigation into leaks, multiple sources have told CNN.
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Tai, runner-up to Chen last year, signed off on a high though as she won 21-19 21-15 to take the women's crown.
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But former Office of Refugee Resettlement Director Bob Carey told VICE News that he never personally signed off on anybody's ability to get an abortion.
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Bethenny Frankel never signed off on being in a commercial for eBay, but they went ahead and aired it anyway ... according to new legal docs.
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They checked with Las Vegas cops, who signed off on the weapon being destroyed ... and it was, along with a stockpile of other unneeded guns.
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Mr. Wallis also said in the suit, filed in March, that an employee who didn't exist had signed off on the repairs of an aircraft.
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There was disagreement between WH and DHS Comms on how to execute the Flores rollout, but COS ultimately signed off on the plan as executed.
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But Mr. Cuomo, who has taken a close role in setting the agency's priorities, interviewed Mr. Byford in person and essentially signed off on him.
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The largest financial institutions find out for certain next week if the Federal Reserve has signed off on their plans to distribute capital to shareholders.
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Our sources say, her team actually worked with the museum on the project in 2015, and she signed off on it before it went public.
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Last year, Houston's city council signed off on a $6.5 million tax break for Fairway Energy Partners, which planned to build underground oil storage facilities.
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The issue could be solved in January and the whole reform could then be signed off in the first quarter of next year, Centeno said.
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In August, the FDA signed off on another cancer drug from Agios, Idhifa, but its worldwide development and commercialization rights are held by Celgene Corp.
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Mr. Rosenstein also personally signed off on an F.B.I. raid of the home, office and hotel room of Michael D. Cohen, the president's personal lawyer.
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