In doing so, she sorted out her own emotional state.
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We finally get everything sorted out and complete the evaluation.
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Somehow they got it sorted out after about 10 minutes.
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The rest is meant to be sorted out the dancefloor.
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Petrino, to his credit, has long sorted out any disarray.
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They got it sorted out but it was definitely problematic.
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None of this is likely to be sorted out soon.
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It took eight months to get the errors sorted out.
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Plenty of issues will get sorted out this February, Virgo.
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Since it's an unproven technology, costs are still being sorted out.
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"I really hope this will be positively sorted out," she said.
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That's not to say that Hiram's emotions are all sorted out.
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It would last a week before it would get sorted out.
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Someday we will have all of this Russia stuff sorted out.
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We're told it was sorted out Tuesday and Jackie excitedly accepted.
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I hope she goes to see Krista to get sorted out.
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Now we just need to get Gwyneth and Chris sorted out.
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Let all canons fall until we have this imbroglio sorted out.
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If that's not sorted out, it's going to affect my future.
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The answer to what motivated Welch is still being sorted out.
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Be smart: Measurement still needs to be sorted out for streaming.
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It will be Thursday or Friday until this gets sorted out.
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Climate change is unlikely to be sorted out by the free market.
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It remains to be seen if this will ever get sorted out.
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The basics of flight were sorted out more than 100 years ago.
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Now that my skincare is sorted out, I look into water consumption.
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We're all struggling to get this piece of our lives sorted out.
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I'll bring everything to my next appointment and get it sorted out.
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But, as with prize money, these things can sorted out over time.
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But it's tricky and some things still need to be sorted out.
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Once everything is sorted out, I make a coffee and start working.
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Chris: Adam sorted out the tickets and hooked us up with them.
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So we sorted out what survived the '70s and still looked great.
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There's going to need to be some things to be sorted out.
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The fate of the schools in receivership is still being sorted out.
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The person on the phone is great and gets me all sorted out.
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If legal matters can be sorted out, the complex will open in 2021.
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"We hope that one day this legal mess is sorted out," they add.
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So you thought you fully sorted out your Memorial Day sale shopping strategy.
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He says it should be sorted out between FICA FRIO and European Collectibles.
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Floyd says the fighting rules will be sorted out in the coming weeks.
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But Trump's Cessna jet could be grounded while the issue gets sorted out.
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Communication issues start getting sorted out as Mercury ends its retrograde today, Taurus.
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One can only hope Adele's stomach situation has been sorted out by now.
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For the older of us, it won't be sorted out in our lifetimes.
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"A lot needs to get sorted out and it's complicated," Mr. Flentje replied.
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I really hope this gets sorted out before my 10 years are up.
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The patient, for her part, is eager to get this all sorted out.
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"I'm hopeful, with time, that I will get things sorted out," Smith said.
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I haven't totally sorted out how I feel about some of the privacy stuff.
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Those concerns could be sorted out with data analysis and some cooperative civic planning.
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If he is to be proved right, Monte dei Paschi must be sorted out.
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Leave me in peace, I think, I've got my cloud storage sorted out already.
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"We're working as hard as we can to get this sorted out," they said.
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Voters must be given an extra day while this mess is sorted out urgently.
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Once you have sorted out the why, consider where you want to get to.
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Now I am told that some tricky compliance issues need to be sorted out.
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The exact logistics of administering this type of program haven't been sorted out yet.
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It has struck her how much her former Dayton classmates have sorted out politically.
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Once gross profit and those massive operating expenses are sorted out, Son anticipates profitability
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It's OK everyone – I've sorted out the handwashing thing once and for all… pic.twitter.
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After that's all sorted out, the most immediate issue will be the looming indictment.
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Valentine&aposs Day is quickly approaching — do you have your gifts all sorted out?
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There are a ton of fascinating implications of that, that we haven't sorted out.
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Our children don't get to stay home while situations like this are sorted out.
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A trial for Schock is on hold while the legal issues are sorted out.
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It's sort of that bit in between that is getting sorted out right now.
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Once you get that sorted out, you don't need to worry about anything else.
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Now that you've got your eclipse-viewing plans sorted out, here's how this device works.
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Once the technicalities are sorted out, the bank will have to get back on track.
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The girls have been with me and will be until all this is sorted out.
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Once you've sorted out these nine folks, head over to Forbes for the full list.
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He said the firm could re-enter the company if the developments are sorted out.
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We assume that at some point we'll get this all sorted out, but no promises.
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Who should bear the brunt of consequent liabilities needs to be sorted out in advance.
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That's when I'll know that you guys have sorted out the whole negotiations with them.
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In a small town, in real life, that might keep us pretty well sorted out.
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Commitments are discussed and details are sorted out when Mercury meets Saturn on January 13.
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I know Zay, I know Caleb personally, he'll get it sorted out, he'll be fine.
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This theme park could be a chance to finance things until they get sorted out.
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Here's a thing: when was the last time you sorted out your spice cupboard properly?
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Trump later said that the issue needed to be sorted out between the two countries.
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Whether those teams are anywhere near equal will be sorted out in the coming weeks.
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A Giphy representative told Gizmodo on Sunday night, however, that things had been sorted out.
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They're going to have to be sorted out in the next seven or so weeks.
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After I get her sorted out, I try to go back to sleep but can't.
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By then he hoped to have sorted out his feelings about seeing his ex-wife.
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The future relationship doesn't need to be sorted out properly until the UK has left.
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"By the time it was all sorted out, there was no business," Shawn Pleasants said.
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Acts usually spend anywhere from $1500 to $6000 to get their US visas sorted out.
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But Intel thinks it's sorted out a way to build vertically instead—think a high rise.
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These Olympians probably deserve a few more gold medals for getting the whole mess sorted out.
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It left the hardest issues—borders, settlements, Jerusalem and Palestinian refugees—to be sorted out later.
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I eventually went Long Island to stay with my parents while I got this sorted out.
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Unless London's property market can be sorted out, people across the country will bear the brunt.
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Hughes have sorted out their sex life, they've moved on to bickering about their wedding reception.
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Was that trial and error, or something that was sorted out in the initial design process?
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"There's a war underway on the internet .... We want things to be sorted out," Jambor said.
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"It's clear there are a lot of issues yet to be sorted out," Mr. Hemmings said.
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As expected, the time trial sorted out Froome's relationship to his rivals for the overall lead.
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"I don't think anybody's sorted out the totality of things going on over there," said Redlener.
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The damaged ones would have to be sorted out at harvest time ... which could increase costs.
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So these are the kinds of things that are going to have to be sorted out.
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"Cancel the villas in Tuscany and get this mess sorted out," said one Twitter user, Rob.
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Many others boarded planes but were detained on arrival while officials sorted out what to do.
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" Nadler also said that the evidence has not been "all sorted out" to "do an impeachment.
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In response, EPA delayed issuing RFS rules for two years as it sorted out the claims.
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Data shows that women and minorities are selectively sorted out of engineering, math and science careers.
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"The implosion of those world capital markets has never really been sorted out," he told me.
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We very briefly had a left JoyCon connectivity problem, but that seems to be sorted out.
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Let&aposs first go to Fox Business Network&aposs Deirdre Bolton with how it all sorted out.
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"Those are not easily sorted out when somebody enters the EU, or leaves the EU," Azevedo said.
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"It's just a debate about priorities that we haven't sorted out yet," the source told BuzzFeed News.
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Seats on the Soyuz are typically sorted out three years in advance when dealing directly with Roscosmos.
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So there's a chance that the UK will need a technical extension to get this sorted out.
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His rationale was that "political turmoil" had to be sorted out, and China has "enjoyed stability" since.
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Negotiations are ongoing and will be sorted out shortly... before the end of the year, I'm sure.
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I did fuck all and sorted out hundreds of emails that came through after the Boiler Room.
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"They need to dialogue and get their problems sorted out," Mr. Lokech said in a telephone interview.
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I left convinced that we've actually sorted out the most pressing of the technological problems with voting.
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"We are pleased that we managed to get this financing sorted out so early," the spokesman said.
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He's getting over a divorce, so I'm keeping it fairly casual while he gets things sorted out.
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All the fallout surrounding Britain's historic decision to leave the European Union is still being sorted out.
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The appeals court ruled that Porter did not have to testify until the issue was sorted out.
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"Problems in the banks need to be sorted out in the banks by the banks," he added.
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Financial issues and communication problems are finally being sorted out now that Mercury is going direct, Scorpio!
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He examined my experiences, sorted out the factual wheat from the confusing chaff, and filed my case.
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It's as if we're waiting at the station, saying, 'We'll get this sorted out in the end.
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"If it isn't sorted out [soon], it could affect the holiday season, which would cripple some companies."
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Now that the work day is sorted out, it's important to apply these strategies to the week.
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As PG&E's future is sorted out, many who will be affected are far from the courtrooms.
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Kay Ivey, and she and other Montgomery lawmakers told Hall they would help get it sorted out.
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This super cheap online course (it's less than $10) will help you get it all sorted out.
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But his campaign countered that they should wait for the accusations to be sorted out in court.
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Once I finally got that headache sorted out, I filed my taxes and breathed a sigh of relief.
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Those early issues are apparently sorted out now, as Apple says the feature is ready for the masses.
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"Some key issues" still remain to be sorted out, Jeroen Dijsselbloem told a news conference after the meeting.
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He'll get back to the end of the line, just as soon as he's sorted out what wrong.
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Di Maio said on Thursday the dispute needed to be sorted out because it was upsetting financial markets.
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Once the administrative gripes of other countries are sorted out, Moldova is unlikely to stand alone against Britain.
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Officials say that pretty much all the disagreements have been sorted out except, crucially, for the output floor.
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"In the next few months that will be sorted out," he said of the land acquisition, without elaborating.
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" "Thoroughness is certainly more important than speed, but I'm optimistic that everything will be sorted out by Christmas.
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Hopefully, this all gets sorted out soon before the Martian colonies begin, because goddamn would that be disastrous.
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The reason these things haven't been sorted out yet is because they come with emotional and moral questions.
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Barton, Pratt, and Patridge all look like any of their drama could be quickly sorted out over coffee.
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None of this business of living is in a will, but all of it must be sorted out.
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"They want this issue sorted out," he told parliament of his perception of European leaders' attitude towards Brexit.
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Those paying quarterly taxes in 2018 before all the rules were sorted out may have to make adjustments.
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I think we still have not sorted out where the boundaries are between government activity and private sector.
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But there's still a lot to be sorted out, said Mark Hamrick, a senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com.
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The government has proposed to set up mandatory monitoring, but the details have yet to be sorted out.
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We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do — to do an impeachment.
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A few weeks later comes Bonnaroo's announcement, for early June, and we have still not sorted out Coachella.
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Just recently sorted out issues with DMS, which is like major in the New York City graff scene.
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At this stage, guests were simply told to grab a tent and things would be sorted out tomorrow.
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They were synced up the whole time, just underneath some communication problems that needed to be sorted out.
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But there are a number of things that should be sorted out before deciding to share a home.
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Everything is done within a few clicks, and having my taxes sorted out feels like such a relief.
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And so begins an 11-month transition period, when all this may or may not be sorted out.
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But, but, but: It leaves a lot of policy details be sorted out later, to say the least.
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do an impeachment," he said.
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The US's interest is in having this regional dispute sorted out as swiftly and as smoothly as possible.
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"I had my wedding party sorted out but something wasn't sitting right with me, it wasn't complete," she says.
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That's the more fundamental issue that we haven't sorted out here: What is it that creates and sustains terrorists?
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That might not be good with the lawyers, so I haven't quite sorted out whether we can do that.
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Really, this whole thing sounds like a mess that probably should have been completely sorted out before taking orders.
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The Wolfpack sorted out some issues during intermission and converted on four of their first six second-half possessions.
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Eventually, it all sorted out and we even had one relatively nice meal at the top that Julian made.
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I later sorted out all the input data and realized she had hoodwinked me—a conversational sleight of hand.
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After that, people with commercial insurance can get up to 12 months free while their coverage is sorted out.
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Everything is trying to be sorted out, and done with dignity and done with care, especially for the children.
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While the legal and political ramifications of Verizon's conduct are being sorted out, the ethical implications are much clearer.
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So Palermo named Fabio Vivani, one of Iachini assistants, as interim head coach while Schelotto sorted out his paperwork.
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Local and state agencies, focused on active fires, have not yet sorted out who will take the leadership roles.
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"They were very helpful in getting it all sorted out," Hix said of the Amazon rep who eventually called.
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out," Nadler told ABC's "This Week" program on March 3.
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While the details are still being sorted out, some aspects of this new life are already full steam ahead.
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He has one year left on his contract, and his status will be sorted out by the front office.
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Even if the funding issue is sorted out, Finablr's share price will probably struggle to recover like NMC Health.
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You see competing themes and visions emerge in the midterms, well before they get sorted out in presidential primaries.
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In return for filming in new spots, directors increasingly expect things like permits and security to be sorted out smoothly.
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Question: We've got our portable air conditioners, our oil-free sunscreen, and our skin-baring summer wardrobes (mostly) sorted out.
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Sometime in the future, this might all get sorted out, but based on today's developments, that day is not today.
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After they got everything sorted out, there was no bad blood — but Jackson said that's not what the public wanted.
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The announcement came shortly after Ratner said he'd be distancing himself from the studio until "personal issues" were sorted out.
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America is a beacon of hope around the world, in part because we have sorted out our differences with elections.
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The hockey franchise is hoping to start play in 2020-21 now that the arena plan has been sorted out.
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Maine declares a government shutdown over budget standoff All non-emergency government functions are halted until things are sorted out.
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But for now it must get insurance sorted out and guarantee users are protected before they should consider signing up.
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Rather than do the work it takes to get your personal life sorted out, it's easier to blame other people.
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Based on the rest of the tweets in the thread, it looks like David got everything sorted out with Morrisons.
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This is why I'm such a big advocate of community college, because community college is what got me sorted out.
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Some employees told Refinery29 that they then decided to close the site to new orders until everything was sorted out.
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"The bill was sorted out after CNAF's communications with the senior management of HNA Group," one of the sources said.
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" As for Felix's relationship with his adoptive sister Sarah and the rest of the clones, he's "sorted out his priorities.
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She positions herself as the right person to be handling the series while her mentors get their squabble sorted out.
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The maneuvering, which will be sorted out before the next Congress begins, is like a game of political musical chairs.
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But as those answers get sorted out, Volocopter and others are going to keep trying to make air taxis happen.
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The good vibes come amid Joe's up-and-down deportation case, which is still being sorted out in immigration court.
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"I knew my policy covered it, and we knew it [would get sorted] out one way or another," he said.
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They sorted out non-Muslim and foreign diners and killed 20 hostages and two police officers using guns and machetes.
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Nevertheless, the protesters have already sorted out logistics — possible routes for the blimp and where to purchase a supply of helium.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Once you've got the power brick thing sorted out, things should be smooth sailing from there right?
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All of this should be sorted out in sentencing, and it's important to note, these are just the recommendations from prosecutors.
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Also being sorted out: the price tag associated with this and other military housing reforms, and who will pay for them.
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But a complex reality is no argument for inequality of rights, and a forum exists where this should be sorted out.
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It had to be put on hold for several months while coordination problems were sorted out with some partners, Baldé said.
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We would have had total protection because everything that we did was sorted out beforehand with the prisoners and the management.
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Hospitals are recording fewer admissions, and some health care organizations are reluctant to hire until the Obamacare replacement is sorted out.
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Essentially DFAS has been told to "press pause" on their pursuance of their debt collection while the problem is sorted out.
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Instead, they can simply give an e-mail and a delivery address, and leave the payment to be sorted out later.
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The show's host, Chris Harrison, released a statement saying that after everything gets sorted out, things should go back to normal.
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"We've sorted out how to take that block of tissue from a donor and give it to a recipient," he said.
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Counties and cities can also take the lead on cleanup, he said, and that too has not been fully sorted out.
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The Mets' arms remain the roster's strength, but there are issues they hope will be sorted out sooner rather than later.
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Dr. Jones set about evaluating the business, getting the corporate entities sorted out, and creating opportunities to expand the supplement business.
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Mahomes injured his left foot midway through the second quarter but returned while referees sorted out personal fouls on both teams.
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Plans are sorted out as the moon connects with taskmaster Saturn, and a dreamy atmosphere descends as the moon meets Neptune.
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It wouldn't be until the 19th century that the true roles of the sperm and the egg were finally sorted out.
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"I just think all this needs to go to the Intel Committee and needs to be sorted out," she said. Sen.
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But even if McGahn is ordered to testify, that ruling could be put on hold until any appeals are sorted out.
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The judge in Eugene who would preside over the trial, Ann Aiken, has delayed it while the issues are sorted out.
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This got sorted out in response to civil rights, and the parties became more ideologically homogeneous over the next several decades.
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Bubble had burst, things were being re-sorted out, and no one wanted to invest in a bottled water company. Right. Right.
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I'd like to take classes or go to school for it, but I need to get some things [sorted out] before that.
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After crunching the numbers and lint-rolling up all the dog hair, Franchise Opportunities sorted out the search info for each state.
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I mean, immigration is something that people on both sides of the aisle have wanted sorted out one way or the other.
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A battery of technical hurdles still need to be sorted out before such a mission is launched, but the researchers are optimistic.
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Well, when you have a premise for a column all sorted out, you can't let one streak-ending loss derail your plan.
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Travis Hamonic, Johnny Boychuk and Nick Leddy are among the returnees on the blue line, but the goaltending must be sorted out.
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The 47-year-old told TMZ that she thought Kardashian should have custody of Dream until Chyna sorted out her personal life.
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I've never quite sorted out by what mechanism awareness of privilege is meant to inspire a desire to shed oneself of it.
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However, there are a number of things that need to be sorted out before one meaningful pitch is thrown in this town.
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Or — as in Signs and The Happening — has science really sorted out the natural and supernatural world as neatly as we think?
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The point is that any morning coffee cravings can be easily sorted out with a coffee machine that lives in your home.
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My enthusiasm combined with the alpha quirks of the demo to show off some issues that still need to be sorted out.
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Make sure you've sorted out everything you truly need in advance, so when you're out there you can get on with things.
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According to a schedule leaked to Politico, wall and border funding was supposed to be sorted out by the end of April.
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Last week, a judge in a Texas court ruled the opposite ... saying E.E. can play until the larger matter is sorted out.
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His new album, Kaleidoscope, is out November 28, by which point all this will have been sorted out one way or another.
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But many unknowns still need to be sorted out, said Cynthia Cory, director of environmental affairs for the California Farm Bureau Federation.
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Pressure to get the issue sorted out quickly and to have the same person fill both posts could bode ill for Merkel.
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Staffing and training details for the new branch will be sorted out over the next 18 months, Air Force officials said Friday.
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Because there will be a next case—and another after that, and so on, at least until we get this sorted out.
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Last month, a swan, badger, infinity symbol and pirate flag were added to the candidate list, which will be sorted out in January.
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Or there's the option of leaving with the (Irish border) backstop, with the alternative arrangements to be sorted out in the implementation period.
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After some inconsistent play earlier this season, the Flames have sorted out their problems, bringing happiness to their dressing room and fan base.
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I mostly sorted out people who were using their online platform to express what was happening in their lives in an interesting way.
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Congress could leverage its control of the Justice Department's nominees and purse strings to ensure its safekeeping while other matters were sorted out.
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Since I work so far away, I have to go get this thing sorted out now; I can't drive around on a doughnut.
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There's likely a lot of issues left to be sorted out (like what happens when your phone dies and you're out at dinner?).
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Doing things your way hasn't been easy recently, but now, with this full moon, it's time for you to get everything sorted out.
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And the question is could we throw everything into a big scramble in December and try to get it sorted out in January.
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"As you know, this year has been quite challenging, trying to get out facts from fiction sorted out in the public," he said.
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From the most intrepid of adventurers to the feeblest city slicker, we'll make sure you're comfortably sorted out for your next camping trip.
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What scientists haven't sorted out is why there might be an evolutionary advantage for a female being able to reproduce without a male.
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The migrants already inside the country must be sheltered and fed for a considerable period, possibly years, until their futures are sorted out.
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If enough people do, YouTube will likely have to get this situation sorted out — and potentially pass those higher costs on to customers.
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Yet already by the second half of that program, in Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony, conductor and orchestra seemed to have sorted out the balances.
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Once you've got your eyewear situation sorted out, you'll probably want to head outside to experience the eclipse with a group of people.
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So Balotelli took the boy to school in his car, so the boy could feel like a star, and sorted out the problem.
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This appears to be a 500-year, so these are going to be issues that are going to have to be sorted out.
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The short timetable before the U.S. presidential campaign goes into full swing means a lot must be sorted out and actions taken quickly.
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Here's a deeper look at what the executive order calls for — and where some of the details have yet to be sorted out.
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" Blazek said that firefighters on scene had the situation sorted out, so he "decided to sit and take a break with my new friend.
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Now that you've got your beverage situation sorted out for the first 20 Monday nights of 2017, you're likely starting to think about snacks.
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Once you've got your decoration situation all sorted out, take a seat, kick back, and have Alexa play your favorite horror audiobook from Audible.
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If you believe that trade should be predictable, should be rules-based, should be well sorted out, participate in the process and support it.
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From statement sleeves to all velvet, all the time, one click through the slideshow ahead and your seasonal aesthetic will be all sorted out.
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Returning to the confessional where he's often sorted out his conflicted feelings in the series, though, it looks like Murdoch won't be returning unscathed.
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"It's hard because I thought I really had my feeling sorted out, but today Lauren has found her way into my heart," he says.
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"Cryptocurrencies are so new that the manner in which they're regulated or not regulated is still being sorted out," said banking analyst Bert Ely.
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These idiosyncratic issues will eventually be sorted out by U.S. District Judge Edward Chen of San Francisco and by JAMS arbitrators in individual cases.
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Sticking with the holiday theme, Mr. Surry said Halloween is a good marker for when you should have your Thanksgiving travel plans sorted out.
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Similarly, if drones are buzzing your house repeatedly, or hovering over your children, you should have a local recourse to get that sorted out.
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If Brittney Griner has her items sorted out after that messy situation with Glory Johnson, I definitely see it for her and Keke Palmer.
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It recently happened to a mate, he got his recently-new girlfriend pregnant, and it was all dealt with and sorted out very quickly.
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Sport has always been a metaphor for life; What did we do after mankind sorted out food, housing and sex, but sport — and theater.
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"The concern is that hospitals haven't sorted out what types of patients they should be caring for and what resources they need," Caughey said.
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Any group that spreads hatred, knowingly or unknowingly, should understand that international terrorist organizations prosper when those differences that are sorted out on streets.
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Volkswagen's learning issues with luxury car parts sharing have been sorted out to the point where nothing in the Bentley feels out of place.
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Eventually, WWE officials sorted out the issue and when the show returned from break, the pastor got his mic and performed the next segment.
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The German attack remains to be sorted out, as the authorities on Tuesday released the Pakistani migrant they had earlier identified as a suspect.
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We did not rustle, nor reach for our devices in those pregnant minutes during which we waited for the technical logistics to be sorted out.
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And so I think we have a real collision that&aposs not in any -- is not going to be sorted out in the near term.
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There could be a temptation to leave some loose ends on Ireland to be sorted out in talks on the future EU-UK trade deal.
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But the confusion at Schönefeld might have been sorted out much quicker if only the owner of the luggage was forthcoming about his collection. [CNN]
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Mrs May wants the divorce and the new trading relationship to be negotiated in parallel, and reckons both can be sorted out within two years.
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Whatever they do, the dispute serves as a reminder that EU membership offers no guarantee that perfectly resolvable border arguments will be sorted out sensibly.
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The gap between rich and poor Americans has been rising steadily for half a century, for reasons that economists and politicians still haven't sorted out.
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"The rescue people sorted out her pet passport, and last Friday myself and my ex got the Eurostar to Paris and stayed overnight," said Gillian.
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The rest of the week would have gone much more smoothly if I'd done laundry and grocery shopping and generally gotten my introvert sorted out.
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Ahead of the release, I spoke to Brügger on the phone about making the documentary and how he sorted out the fact from the fiction.
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However, several thorny issues will need to be sorted out, according to the Financial Times:The G20 is looking at various ways to tax digital companies.
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Still, now they've sorted out the little hiccup on the circuit breakers, maybe we can just concentrate on the bonkers valuations on the Chinese markets.
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It took us a while to get that sorted out, and it was a very sad thing that there were women who hated Olivia Records.
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Brentwood's chief of police told the Post that the incident was sorted out within 30 minutes and police quickly resolved that no shoplifting had occurred.
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"It became clear as Bob became more frail that they were getting into an end game that had to be sorted out internally," Hill says.
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The brand had sorted out insurance coverage for up to $1 million, so it was safe from that standpoint, as far as I could tell.
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Until that's all sorted out, it seems Sansa and Tyrion, whether they like it or not, whether they realize it or not, are still married.
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For now, nearly every actor with a stake in this controversy is in agreement that Obamacare should stay put while the ruling gets sorted out.
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"I think there's a lot of different messaging" coming from the US, "and still to be sorted out what the actual truth is," Berkowitz said.
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While Brown wrote articles that sorted out the truth about the Fawnbrook case, Christensen was publishing commentary that castigated the people who were spreading falsehoods.
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The details are still being sorted out in terms of the negotiation's design, and who will specifically be at the table for the Afghan side.
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It's not a social experiment to work alongside L.G.B.T. people; that experiment has been conducted for centuries, and we've kind of sorted out the results.
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That said, there&aposs still a lot that&aposll need to get sorted out in the 2020s (are we calling this next decade the 20s?).
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"We have not sorted out all the intellectual property problems yet, but I'm confident we can," said Dr. Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust.
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I think that if we engage a real, substantive relationship with the voters, a lot of these ideological questions get sorted out on their own.
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Those details are hugely important, but are unlikely to get sorted out until after the bill passes and the Trump administration begins to write regulations.
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Well, we live in good times where the Walmart world of everything being virtually almost free and convenient and you've sorted out all of it's dilemmas.
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"Issues that need to be sorted out in ministerial-level talks have been narrowed down quite a bit," Motegi told reporters after his meeting with Lighthizer.
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He warned that, unless the issue was sorted out, the party would be annihilated in an election and socialist Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn would take power.
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He was apparently referring to talks in May, when it appeared that the two sides had sorted out a framework before the White House backed away.
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On the second day, more than a dozen TVs have been added to its deals list, and we've sorted out which ones are worth checking out.
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Before the referendum, economists' main worry was that companies would postpone expensive, hard-to-reverse decisions while Britain's future relationship with the EU was sorted out.
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Tom Brady broke some news during a weekly appearance on a local Boston sports radio show this morning: he has this year's Halloween costume sorted out.
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If you don't get this sorted out, all of the development work that you ever wanted to do is never going to get off the ground.
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The Senate version of a tax-reform bill has yet to be voted on, and then the two will have to be sorted out in conference.
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As for sport, Russia's state-organized cheating is, happily, an exception, not the norm, and let's hope that the sordid boxing mess is quickly sorted out.
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We got the whole thing sorted out, and on the boat back to the mainland, the wind almost whipped the notebook out of a colleague's hand.
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For the holiday edition I've gone through and sorted out our year-end offerings, at least the ones which have been posted up until this point.
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Earlier on Wednesday, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said he believed Democrats' concerns on enforcing labor and environmental provisions in USMCA can be sorted out quickly.
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"These things get sorted out over time," Mr. Summers said in an interview, after praising Mr. Zucman and Mr. Saez for pushing the debate on inequality.
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We think of the printing press as a boon for science and reason, but it took about two hundred years for that to get sorted out.
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And anyway the legal status of the settlements will be sorted out in a final agreement with the Palestinians, which is likely to include land swaps.
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Their contention: Topics pertaining to former officials' work should be sorted out with the White House first -- even if the officials are no longer federal employees.
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Whether the defenses of Mr. Shkreli and Mr. Greebel truly are antagonistic to the degree they claim will have to be sorted out by the judge.
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If the issue was not sorted out, he said, the party would be annihilated in an election and socialist Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn would take power.
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Rather than being sorted out by discipline, the collection galleries will be experiments in cross-pollination, with painting, sculpture, photography and design sharing the same turf.
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Still, assuming the app continues to get updated and those mic issues get sorted out, I can see it being a fun addition to my daily schedule.
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Because there was a paper record from each caucus, and because many eyes were watching the process, the final results of the Iowa caucuses were sorted out.
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"The ministers are returning to Athens," a government official said, expressing optimism that open issues "would be sorted out within the day or in the coming days".
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"We have done a full rebuild and update on our car for this season and sorted out all the issues of the previous year," Kearney told me.
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While he and the dog only ever snuggled on the old bed during the chilliest winter months, they immediately sorted out their own spaces on the Casper.
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Industry executives said the two programs could eventually be fused, once Britain and the European Union sorted out Britain's departure from the economic bloc in nine months.
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He hasn't sorted out his work visa issues yet but is hoping to join the team on a four-game road trip that begins Monday in Pittsburgh.
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While the couple seem to have the after-marriage part of their relationship sorted out, Kent admitted that the wedding planning process is taking longer than expected.
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For instance, over the past year, China has increasingly tracked and expelled foreign companies, especially American enterprises, that don't have their legal documents sorted out in China.
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This year, the House is instituting stricter rules on which amendments can come to the floor for debate; that will be sorted out in the coming week.
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As they sorted out and rebuilt their lives in Canada, many refugees were also receiving desperate pleas from family members who were still in Syria and Lebanon.
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If they want to compete in the Boston Major, with its $3 million prize pool, they've got 10 days to get things sorted out before the Oct.
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"Management of the airline is a hot sticking point that needs to be sorted out," said the source, indicating that Etihad's patience appeared to be wearing thin.
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It's also clear that an overwhelming number of people believe that, if you're using the morning after pill, you haven't sorted out your contraception and you're irresponsible.
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Washington state's lawsuit led to a ruling by U.S. District Court Judge James Robart putting Trump's order on hold while the issue was sorted out in court.
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All this must be sorted out before Republicans in Congress can really turn to putting together a tax bill that can pass both the House and Senate.
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Whatever the temperament of your oh-so-temperamental coffee lover(s), you&aposll be sorted out below with these 22 fun and useful gifts for coffee lovers.
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Her boss at a restaurant in Coos Bay mentioned it when he fired her, saying she could return when her legal troubles were sorted out, she recalled.
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Both teams had already clinched double byes into the ACC Tournament quarterfinals, but the pecking order among the top four teams still needs to be sorted out.
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Details were sorted out between the Afghan president and the American side when Mr. Khalilzad arrived from Doha and held four rounds of talks with Mr. Ghani.
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"It's not just Al-Shabaab, There are clan grievances here that go back hundreds of years, that has to be sorted out too," one USAID official said.
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"It's becoming increasingly clear that they're not going to get it sorted out this year," said Scott Hamilton, managing director of the Leeham Company, an aviation consultancy.
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"We do not now have the evidence all sorted out and everything to do an impeachment," Nadler said in an interview on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday.
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Still, it'll likely be a while before Whelan's situation is sorted out and why he was arrested becomes clear, an anonymous government official told the Washington Post.
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"Sometimes it's a timing issue, sometimes it's sorted out, but ... that's the part that's caught the market by surprise," said Danial Moradi, an equities strategist at Lonsec Research.
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Through genetics and the emerging tools of molecular biology, a very elegant molecular pathway was sorted out involving a feedback loop where a protein controls its own expression.
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Everything from cell phones to robots to mechanical sex toys are sorted out here, and the entire region is steeped in poisonous waste that infects the island's inhabitants.
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By then, the party can have sorted out what allowed Trump to take over and nominate a more consistently conservative candidate who would be very advantaged to win.
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From there, the scientists sorted out exactly what kind of person received the most messages and from whom during January 2014, the busiest month for online dating sites.
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Back in those days Europe's two central powers sorted out their differences in private, and then used their combined weight to set the agenda for the entire club.
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Most people haven't sailed around the world like Magellan or looked upon it from space or sorted out the relevant math involved in tides, gravity, and so on.
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Before the referendum, economists' main worry was that firms would hold back on expensive, hard-to-reverse decisions while Britain's future relationship with the EU was sorted out.
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Gabriela is hearing from caravan organizers they're heading to Guadalajara the next morning, but they'll have to wait to find out whether transportation is sorted out by then.
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If things go wrong, they want to make sure there is a good system, a legal system to enable them to have their disputes sorted out in court.
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At Gizmodo, we support all hardware improvements that make a device more durable, even if I haven't quite sorted out how to read while doing a leisurely backstroke.
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I think whatever war there was in Quebec recently is now sorted out and, presumably, under the new leaders of the Rizzuto family, there will be less bloodshed.
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Virtual reality headsets—once they've sorted out the fact they currently make you feel a bit sick—are nearly able to drop players into the thick of it.
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So when you have people bickering about things that should have been sorted out a long time ago I'm like, look, we have bigger fish to fry now.
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Developer DICE sorted out the problem and the next time I logged into the game, I spawned with all the gear I needed to fight the British Empire.
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Bobby Brown was removed from a flight and the incident ended with everyone having to deboard while cops sorted out the mess ... causing Bobby to miss his flight.
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While all of this is being sorted out, Events DC has started a marketing campaign that includes a social media push and a local microbrew called RFK Untapped.
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When countries butted heads, they often sorted out issues by turning to diplomacy instead of law, explains Todd Tucker, a trade scholar at the left-leaning Roosevelt Institute.
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"Changes to beneficiaries, wills, retirement accounts, and the like will be sorted out in the (legal) proceedings, " says Caleb Ballew, divorce attorney with Martinson & Beason in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Exactly what happened in the moments leading up to the mistaken announcement was still being sorted out on Monday, but pieces of the story began falling into place.
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With the help of a courageous World War I vet named William "Red" Hill, the lines were sorted out and the men were finally rescued the next day.
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Other aspects of Wade's red-pilling are disturbing and will have to get sorted out, like the Seventh Kavalry's plans for a transport device or Senator Keene's involvement.
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Flentje said the administration is "appreciative" that the district judge put his ruling on hold, stressing that if the Affordable Care Act falls, a lot must be sorted out.
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"The bank's board convened on Friday, the sale procedure is progressing well but there are some remaining issues that need to be sorted out," one of the sources said.
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While other players laid on their stomachs as the bee situation got sorted out, Morris took the chance to get in a workout, doing some planks and push-ups.
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That raises a question that won't be sorted out for some time: Are media companies hastening the decline of their existing networks as they pivot to a streaming future?
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Until a new regime is sorted out over a number of years, Britain will be able to sell into its most important market only under World Trade Organisation rules.
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By the time we've sorted out our travel documents, wrapped up outstanding tasks at the office, and prepped our apartments, there's hardly anytime left to properly organize our belongings.
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"In general, these sorts of things tend to get sorted out, generally by someone writing a check to someone else, then you never head about it again," said Schachter.
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" The aide for Ryan said that while Ryan would encourage changing the code to discourage companies from moving abroad, "the particular mechanism must be sorted out with the administration.
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"There's the risk that after (the sale) it would all have to be sorted out in the courts," said Andrei Bespyatov, chief analyst at Ukrainian investment bank Dragon Capital.
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The company subsequently tweeted that it might experience some downtime over the following 24 to 48 hours but would be back online after its technical issues were sorted out.
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"A lot of people surrender to prison, and because they don't have the money sorted out, they're not going to shop in the commissary for a week," Paperny said.
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The filing (viewable in full below) does not identify the new attorneys, but says they plan to file "provisional notices of appearance" while the money issue gets sorted out.
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Details like who will lead each side's delegation to the talks will be sorted out in the coming days in an exchange of documents through Panmunjom, Mr. Baik said.
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We're not sure why the judge made this call at this point, but it looks like Neck will have to sit in a cell 'til it gets sorted out.
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What that means, exactly, will be sorted out by the Rules and Bylaws Committee ahead of a June deadline to prepare a final proposal for the August DNC meeting.
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"They were looking at another position for him but couldn't delay filling the public liaison position while his business interests were being sorted out," the White House official said.
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"If Brexit is sorted out and there is a level of certainty in the market... that should translate into better activity for our businesses," he told a media call.
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These issues will have to be sorted out by Randal Quarles, who will soon gain Senate approval to be the first vice chair for regulation at the Federal Reserve.
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"We are committed by Paul Ricard to have all the problems and all the delays that have been hurting us at the start of the season sorted out," said Abiteboul.
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I can just comment on the fact that I find him to be a man of integrity and hopefully these things will be sorted out as they affect the country?
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Much remains to be sorted out if the West of England proposal is to go through, not least opposition from some in the surrounding councils who fear domination by Bristol.
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The last-minute accusations will be sorted out and should be, but the reason that this appointment is so important stems from a fundamental breakdown in the separation of powers.
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And, once you get all the monetary logistics sorted out, you'll need to make sure you're there for them on an emotional level, which is difficult in its own right.
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I was even told explicitly by a number anti-Brexit friends that what mattered was preventing a Tory victory, and that the issues in debate could be sorted out later.
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After Ms. Bell got her own finances sorted out, she helped found Cents Ability, a nonprofit that teaches financial literacy to thousands of high school students across New York City.
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"If things are not sorted out in a week or two, there could be a shortage of edible oils in some areas," said the refiner, who declined to be identified.
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These committees months ago already sorted out the different areas they are investigating, and many of the investigations are still charging ahead or have their fights tied up in court.
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These committees months ago already sorted out the different areas they are investigating, and many of the investigations are still charging ahead or their fights are tied up in court.
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The success of this sales process could determine whether other companies in similar situations attempt to strike such agreements with the AER while the RedWater case is being sorted out.
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Issues with one app in particular can often be sorted out by uninstalling and reinstalling the app, which should clear out any corrupted temporary data and reset everything back to normal.
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He's supposed to perform at the sold-out Rolling Loud Festival in Miami Friday, so he might wanna get this sorted out -- or an onstage arrest seems like a real possibility.
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Issues related to the land for the refinery will be sorted out by the state government soon given the importance of the project, RRPL Chief Executive officer B. Ashok told Reuters.
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On Monday, a High Court judge in London ruled that the exes' dispute will be sorted out in the U.S. – a move a source close to the singer calls a victory.
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Any confusion leading up to the march about who it was for, who could participate, and why it was important to show up in person, though, was sorted out by Saturday.
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If the system is doing its job, then the news organization has nothing to worry about, and the frivolous will be sorted out while those cases with merit will soldier on.
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BLANKFEIN: I THINK THAT ALL THAT IS FINE AND WHEN THEY GET SECOND GUESSED DOWN THE ROAD WHEN EVERYTHING IS SORTED OUT PEOPLE WILL FIND ABSOLUTELY FAULT WITH WHAT THEY DID.
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If the finance situation in the US gets sorted out, Royse-Mallers said, there's no question that most people will simply start using credit card services just like any other business.
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As a result of knowing her racial makeup, I've sorted out what various Asians look like and can distinguish differences between people from China, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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They look different, speak a different language and were already on unsure footing, living in Sri Lanka as guests of the government while refugee agencies sorted out longer-term resettlement plans.
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The relationship between Space Force and the other service branches still has to be sorted out, particularly how Army or Navy personnel could be involved in the new branch, Hyten said.
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Some of this could be sorted out next week in New York since, as the Kyiv Post reported, Trump and Zelensky might actually meet during the United Nations General Assembly session.
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Kalyana Sundram, CEO of marketing agency Malaysian Palm Oil Council, said the disagreement would be sorted out, but the market would also play a role, drawing Indian buyers back after March.
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BERNE, Sept 22 (Reuters) - FC Sion president Christian Constantin physically attacked a television commentator following a league match on Thursday, then said he had "sorted out" a difference between the pair.
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It is thus crucial that the complex and elusive facts be sorted out in a fair and procedurally rigorous manner, and that the law be applied with deliberation and good judgment.
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These types of things should have been sorted out in Afghanistan, with Article 5 hearings—the usual procedure followed under the Geneva Conventions to sort out 'the sheep from the goats.
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He expected at worst to be given a two-week deadline to leave the country - standard practice with residency violations - and to return to Turkey when his papers were sorted out.
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One source said he expected the sale to launch formally only in the second half of 2018 as there was too much to be sorted out before a structured process could begin.
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She told me THE NIGHT BEFORE MY WEDDING that she couldn't make it because she had some things in her life she thought would be sorted out, but they hadn't been yet.
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She was told to wait in Zurich while the team sorted out the legal situation, out of fear that she would be deported if she attempted to return to the United States.
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The price of the transaction, which will come in the form of a merger exchange ratio, hasn't been discussed and won't be addressed until all strategic and management issues are sorted out.
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The possible trip was first reported by the Washington Post, which said talks between the Trump campaign and Mexican officials were ongoing, but logistics and security concerns were still being sorted out.
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It might be worth the cost, however, just look at the possibilities Chelsea imagined for the Special One™: Hopefully, for the booming precious metal business, United gets this sorted out posthaste.
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Clearly, someone is systematically lying, and it is the job of the Smithsonian's administration to sort this out, if it can be sorted out, and make all the properly-ascertained facts public.
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Judges in that case concluded that the EPA does have the authority to "second guess" pre-construction pollution estimates, but the exact nature of that second-guessing is still being sorted out.
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New Jersey Transit, the agency that runs the state's commuter rail and bus network, has had to suspend its order for dozens of new buses until the financing issue is sorted out.
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A physical series saw a major brawl in the final minute with the game's outcome long decided, clearing the ice as infractions were sorted out — a total of 77 minutes in penalties.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland, (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Wednesday said it would not make any payments to the international boxing federation AIBA until problems over governance and finances are sorted out.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said he believes Democratic lawmakers' core concerns on enforcement of labor and environmental provisions in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) can be sorted out quickly.
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Though tempers flared when builders fitted their daughter's en-suite bathroom with pink and cream instead of pink and white tiles, it was the PGA Catalunya Resort that sorted out the mess.
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Facebook's struggles to contain the privacy and linked Russian election interference headlines underscore a big trend in technology careers that is still being sorted out and spent heavily on by major players.
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While it may seem like a moment in the very distant past, and something many fans hoped to just forget, it's one storyline that demands to be sorted out before the series ends.
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Hopefully those issues will be sorted out when the final version of the software is delivered to Navdy customers in the coming weeks, but right now, my assessment of the product is unchanged.
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In January, Cardi B outwardly confirmed Offset was at the center of yet another sex tape cheating scandal but asked for fans to respect her privacy as she sorted out her future plans.
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Barr decided that some asylum-seekers who have established they have a credible fear of violence or persecution in their home countries can't be released on bond while their cases are sorted out.
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To avoid any headaches until this gets sorted out, below are some steps you can take to protect your console against receiving the message at question from your multiplayer opponents and other strangers.
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Usually regulation comes when things have been sorted out already, when the whole landscape is already dominated by a few very big players, and those big players recognize the danger to their operations.
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Fitbit has had problems with its bands before, where they've peeled or caused rashes, but fortunately it looks like this was sorted out, and even if it isn't, you can always replace it.
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They studied tissues from 96 fetuses (from clinically indicated pregnancy terminations) from the second trimester of pregnancy and sorted out the immune cells, which they found in the skin, spleen, thymus, and lungs.
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I think we need to get it sorted out as soon as possible... I don't see why people are so concerned at what other people do behind closed doors or in their lives.
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And even when we do get it sorted out, we will have a harder time convincing the audience of what's true and what isn't, because everyone will have already made up their mind.
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However, "now is not the time to do that, you don't make that adjustment in a period of extreme stress, especially when China has not sorted out their capital accounts yet," said Hasenstab.
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While all that gets sorted out, the leaker asks us to not forget what happened a month ago, and to keep a leery eye trained toward the global behemoth that is modern capitalism.
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Thai Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit told reporters that the 16 countries had reached agreement and would make a statement later on Monday - while acknowledging that some details still needed to be sorted out.
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"It seems obvious to us, the authority of prudential control, that this conflict (should be) sorted out via dialogue and a amicable agreement," Bernard Delas, head of regulator ACPR, told reporters on Tuesday.
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After a technical snafu that required two wireless microphones before it was sorted out, Netanyahu revealed his first slide in a dramatic multimedia presentation, displayed on a screen that dwarfed the Israeli leader.
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As the Atlantic's Matt Ford pointed out, intra-party debates are usually organized by the parties themselves, and general election debates are sorted out with the help of the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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The aim was to put together a single piece of legislation, but some Republicans want the funding for the bill to be sorted out later, when the new fiscal year begins in October.
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He started volunteering there once a month, helping the residents with their post-incarceration legal issues: getting their criminal records expunged, their public-assistance benefits restored, or their housing and employment sorted out.
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She and other advocates said that when the validity of a familial relationship is uncertain, it makes more sense to let parents stay in the United States while the matter is sorted out.
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Details of the new policy haven't been sorted out, a result of Mr. Trump's rushed effort to announce the decision before the Israeli election on April 9 to benefit Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Whether the gun shop's billboard will stay on the list is a lingering question — and one that's being sorted out as much by online communities as it is by the gun shop itself.
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They say the clinic's license is due to expire at midnight on June 1, and if the disagreement is not sorted out by then, the clinic will be forced to stop providing abortions.
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Mr. Netanyahu accepted a proposal suggested by Mr. Rivlin under which Mr. Netanyahu would serve as prime minister first, but if charged, would declare himself incapacitated while he sorted out his legal troubles.
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Because past lists had mistakenly tagged thousands of voters as having moved, the panel reasoned, any purge should be delayed past the November elections to allow time for errors to be sorted out.
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But earlier broadcasts were plagued by issues with HDR compatibility and last-minute changes — issues that Fox is confident it's sorted out for the broadcast of the biggest football game of the year.
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Mr. Ghosn was under heavy surveillance in Tokyo, but how he managed to elude the authorities and make his way to Osaka, roughly 300 miles west of Tokyo, is still being sorted out.
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You just know that if you get sick, if your grandmother gets sick, if your kid gets sick, you just take them to the hospital, it&aposs free, and they get sorted out.
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The point is that statutes are rigid, indiscriminate things, often with unforeseen consequences, and the issue of tax disclosures by presidential candidates is a nuanced matter better sorted out through the political process.
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"He seems to think that he will get his issues sorted out with UKAD (Britain's anti-doping agency) and let's hope that's going to be the case because we all miss him," he added.
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Still, some drivers have complained that they remain confused by Instacart's pay algorithm and say that the company hasn't sorted out its problems with worker pay, per reporting by Vox's Chavie Lieber in May.
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This shows some promise in the opening episode, before the mystery kicks in — it's interesting that the reasons for Alex's reticence, which could stem from his sexuality or his vocation, can't be sorted out.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said he believes core concerns held by Democratic lawmakers over enforcement of labor and environmental provisions in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) can be sorted out quickly.
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Sometimes he would go with his father to Caruso's saloon near City Hall, where "contracts" would be sorted out over coffee before they all adjourned to the Jamaica racetrack, where real business was done.
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In both McConnell and Pelosi's cases, aides and allies appear to have decided that keeping or winning a majority is the only priority -- and everything else can be sorted out after November's midterm elections.
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This would be a good time for them to step in if they haven't already or weren't sure if they would be able to help until they had their own financial affairs sorted out.
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Neither Mr. Cornyn nor Mr. Durbin sees criminal justice legislation as the type of issue that could be sorted out in a chaotic postelection, lame-duck session, with other issues clamoring for immediate attention.
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The hacker could then leak those emails and, before the truth could be sorted out, the damage would be done in terms of regulatory and criminal investigations, costly litigation, reputations damaged, and lives ruined.
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To get the morning pill sorted out, it's a case of researching pharmacies and sexual health clinics, going around town, getting turned away, traveling to other ones, sitting in a waiting room all day.
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Two people who witnessed the encounter said a contrite Mr. Parscale promised that the problem would be sorted out promptly by his wife, Candice Parscale, who handles the books on many of his ventures.
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Details of the trip to the United States were sorted out between the Afghan president and the American side, when Mr. Khalilzad arrived from Doha and held four rounds of talks with Mr. Ghani.
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"The government will commit whatever resources and effort are required to get this sorted out as quickly as possible with a minimum of disruption," Energy and Resources Minister Judith Collins said in a statement.
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That's also an issue that has yet to be sorted out at AOL, which is still struggling to be integrated after it was acquired by the telecom giant for $4.4 billion a year ago.
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Arguably, Italy should have sorted out its mess sooner, before Europe's stricter bail-out rules came into force; but it has spent a pittance compared with what other countries shelled out after the financial crisis.
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It also noted that the device wasn't reliably charging the phones that it was attached to, it was pushing backer deliveries to March 2017, and it was suspending refunds while the issue was sorted out.
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"There were useful further clarifications on a technical level but the topic will have to be sorted out by the ministers on 15 June in Luxembourg," an EU official who participated to the talks said.
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The Indian ministers and businesspeople she met with, however, were fully aware that Britain will be in no position to negotiate significant bilateral deals until it has sorted out its disentanglement from the European Union.
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Want to feel what it's like to be…Read more ReadCentrifuges can be sorted out by their function: centrifuges are used in commercial applications, in laboratories, for aeronautics and astronautics testing, , geotechnical research and more.
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When we see the film, we'll have a better idea if it was steps or we didn't punch here or punch there, but this time of year, we need to have that all sorted out.
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As fans have swarmed Paisley Park and other musical sites around Minneapolis, the music industry has also been paying tribute to Prince, with executives hoping that the estate is sorted out quickly and managed well.
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He said that he anticipated less friction with the Senate, which never voted on last year's version of the MGT Act, likely due to an unfavorable Congressional Budget Office score that was never sorted out.
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The current NFF leadership say they have learned the painful lessons from the events in the Nigerian and Ghanaian camps and ensured that cash issues were sorted out way ahead of the 2018 World Cup.
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By the end of February, however, you will have quite a few things sorted out: You'll know where you want to focus yourself creatively and with whom you want to continue flirting and spending time.
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When I sorted out that the ax (not the flower) is for chopping, I became like Once-ler in "The Lorax" — hacking away at the old-growth beauties and shipping the fragments off for profits.
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As in Iowa, the Sanders campaign will collect its own data on the vote; in Iowa, that helped Sanders release an independent projection of the result, days before the party sorted out the caucus problems.
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"It is comic but also despairing, as these men are the guys who should have sorted out Nigeria's problems and singularly failed to do so," said Michela Wrong, who has written several books on Africa.
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" A rather credulous Washington Post article noted that among the hurdles still facing tax reform is that Republicans "haven't sorted out how to ensure that the majority of any tax cuts don't benefit primarily the wealthy.
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While this is being sorted out it's not tenable to have the government's strongest privacy cop — the FTC — sidelined while the new online privacy cop sits in limbo and struggles with confusion over its own authority.
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Arguing that the Brexit talks would only really get going after Britain's June 8 parliamentary election, Merkel stressed several times that all 27 remaining EU members agreed that the divorce settlement must be sorted out first.
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This is to have the bureaucracy for such trials (planning how they might be carried out, and arranging ethical approval) sorted out in advance, along with the means to scale up the production of successful candidates.
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But Chief Executive Warren East, tasked with improving profitability at one of the biggest names in British manufacturing, said on Thursday he expected the issue of grounded aircraft to be sorted out much sooner than that.
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The starting point guard spot got sorted out when Deron Williams was waived over the weekend, and rookie Yogi Ferrell overcame a poor shooting performance by matching a season high with seven assists on Saturday. 1.
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Once they were back in the Colorado mountains, Shiffrin said, planning for the memorial reception consumed the time after Jeff's death, as did handling the many financial and legal details that needed to be sorted out.
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The Iranian-born Swedish actress, Bahar Pars, a star in the Swedish entry "A Man Called Ove," has said that she is determined to attend as a statement but that details were still being sorted out.
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How bringing this to market will get sorted out among a wide pool of funding parties including DuPont, the US National Science Foundation, the Swedish government, and the Republic of Korea is a whole other question.
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Until those issues and others are sorted out, Liz Knox, co-chair of the C.W.H.L. Players' Association, said her constituents are willing to stay in a holding pattern, even if that means not playing come October.
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As newfound voice of the locker room P.J. Tucker told media afterward, though, the time for talking was over, with the schedule dwindling and the Raptors losing runway to get things sorted out before the postseason.
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And a bunch of things need to be sorted out in these six months — how states will follow national guidelines; what incentives the government gives and to whom; if and how insurance and liability are regulated.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said on Wednesday he hoped that the situation in Syria's Aleppo could be sorted out by the end of this year, the RIA news agency cited him as saying.
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Islamic State's recapture of Palmyra after it was taken back by Syrian forces nine months ago signals a new era in an arena that will have to be sorted out after Donald Trump takes office, says Bazzi.
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"We have no consensus and a lot of conflicting evidence that needs to be sorted out," says Sherman Harman, an endocrinologist working in the Phoenix Veterans Affairs Health Care System who's studied the effects of T treatments.
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In one instance, Mr. Anderson said, he bought a property at a large discount, sorted out paperwork and sold it a year later at a substantial profit to some people who had initially balked at buying it.
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But even as Qi charging is experiencing a second renaissance as it achieves a new kind of mainstream success, it's still important to remember that it's ultimately a stopgap measure while real wireless charging gets sorted out.
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The dismissals, subject to a judge's review, underscored the tangled and voluminous testaments of kinship that need to be sorted out by the Minnesota probate court overseeing Prince's estate, estimated to be worth more than $500 million.
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After initially saying she was never asked to be a part of the reboot, McCarthy announced on The Ellen DeGeneres Show this morning that it was just a matter of scheduling, and everything had been sorted out.
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Trump is also under immense political pressure back home to raise the election meddling issue during his session with Putin, the logistics of which were still being sorted out by the White House and the Kremlin midweek.
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Pew Research sorted out three tiers of the middle class and found that, in the Great Recession, the median income for the middle tier shrank 2202 percent, while its wealth (assets minus debt) fell by 2628 percent.
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"Once the water is sorted out, I would fully agree to move up because this place is becoming a danger zone," she said, cradling a grandchild as a dog slept in the shade and chickens roamed by.
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Kyle W sorted out his dress-code, took the relevant advice with regards to keeping his phone in his pocket, and managed to make it past the tattooed, pierced bouncer we of course recognize as Sven Marquardt.
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There was nothing to suggest that the teenager knew the child, police said Responding to the incident, the Tate Modern locked down its galleries, closing exits from the main Turbine Hall while police sorted out their investigation.
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In "The Birth of Loud," Ian S. Port, a critic and guitarist who was the music editor for The San Francisco Weekly, has sorted out the facts of the electric guitar's much-mythologized genesis and cultural conquest.
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But there are many issues to be sorted out, including the tax rate, whether to make the individual tax cuts permanent, how many tax brackets to have and when the new corporate tax rate should kick in.
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Bean, who presumably knows that any danger she gets into can be sorted out by the city guard, escalates the fight, gets cornered, and in a last-ditch attempt to escape, scatters the gold on the ground.
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A Manhattan appeals court ruled last month that the sites may continue operating in New York while all this business gets sorted out, but hasn't done much to allay the concerns of third parties associated with the site.
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Retna UK From bottle to bottle Most cities in America are allowing their citizens to throw anything recyclable into a single bin, to be sorted out at an MRF like the one at Pier 96 in San Francisco.
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If you want to talk about slow pacing, no one should expect legislation as big as this to be sorted out and passed for at least two years when the 2020 presidential campaign is in the rearview mirror.
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"Look, Trump's the front-runner and there's a jump ball for second with five candidates and that will be sorted out over the next few weeks," Bush said last month in a candid interview with The Washington Post.
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At no point did anyone even come out and look at Newton after this hit, and there was plenty of time to do so, as officials sorted out the mechanics of the two penalties called on the play.
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According to a top congressional aide, the finer details will be sorted out in the congressional committees of jurisdiction — an attempt to avoid the bad optics of the health care effort, which was largely driven by Republican leadership.
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Facebook recently promised to abide by the Honest Ads Act even before it comes to a vote — a good thing, since Congress likely won't have sorted out the mess of applying its regulations to Facebook before midterm elections.
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Sources connected to the couple tell us much of the split has been sorted out already -- including the divvying up of assets -- and they plan to share custody of their now 8 year-old kids, Thomas and Zoe.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Boxing could be knocked out of the 2020 Tokyo Games if the International Olympic Committee is not satisfied problems with the sport's finances and governance are sorted out, IOC President Thomas Bach warned on Sunday.
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As they collected more and more painter's buckets—each containing 44 pounds of polysilicon—Short and Welford still faced a challenge that savvier crooks would have already sorted out: How were they supposed to convert their haul to cash?
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Credit financing, regulatory hurdles, how to handle China's value-added tax on transactions also loom as issues that need to be sorted out, and all of these have to happen prior to the final obstacle of building sufficient liquidity.
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While the bills are expected to be melded together and signed within weeks, here are some of the biggest differences that need to get sorted out: Both the House and Senate bills reduce the corporate tax rate to 222%.
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The price of the transaction, which will come in the form of a merger exchange ratio, hasn't been discussed and won't be addressed until all strategic and management issues are sorted out, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The group of roughly 4,85033 migrants was still 900 miles away from the U.S. border as of Thursday afternoon, and members said Wednesday that they intended to stop and rest as they sorted out potential transportation to the border.
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Some of the key details that still need to be sorted out are who exactly gets the pass-through deduction, how much of it they can claim and also where it fits into the final 1040 form for 2018.
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"The hope for bank investors is that many cases stuck in the insolvency and bankruptcy code may be sorted out now, taking Essar Steel verdict as precedent," said Amit Kumar Gupta, portfolio manager at Adroit Financial Services Pvt Ltd.
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SS: I admire your optimism in Iraq, and you're backing it up with money, as well, but when you were saying that things are sorted out politically with the Kurds and that, I thought to myself, 'Well, which Kurds?
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The Browns had finally looked to have sorted out their quarterback issues by taking Baker Mayfield with the first overall pick in the 2018 draft, and a solid 7-8-1 season seemed to augur well heading into 2019.
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One district superintendent told the Clarion-Ledger he knew of six families with parents who were snared by the raids "We'll worry about the school part of it after we get all this sorted out," Superintendent Tony McGee told the paper.
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The Academy Awards may be happening this weekend, but after the best of 2017 is all sorted out, there will be time to watch other movies and TV shows — and streaming services are there with plenty of programming options this March.
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Speaking separately, Davis said Britain will have sorted out its position on migration, security, and the single market before it submits the formal exit notice by the end of March but it needed time until then to "get it right".
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Boxing could be knocked out of the next Olympic Games if the International Olympic Committee is not satisfied problems with the sport's finances and governance are sorted out, IOC President Thomas Bach warned on Sunday.
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"I don't know what the definition of 'politics sorted out' was, there wasn't really a plan there, but we've now had the various premiers and the prime minister talking to Elon on the phone talking about storage," Cannon-Brookes told Reuters.
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Tories 'paid the price'The Tories "unfortunately paid the price for the chaos that's going on at Westminster — the fact that we've not yet sorted out Brexit," the leader of the Elmbridge Conservatives, James Browne, told SurreyLive after the May vote outcome.
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Her research suggests that the few vintage items that did make it to market in Ciudad Juárez were the least likely to sell — though most of those styles had been sorted out long before they arrived on pallets for resale.
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What happened I must give credit to our government, they moved very very quickly in terms of sourcing alternatives, in terms of like – because there was cut food supplies, medicine and that's immediately what sorted out, alternative routes were found.
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Plan providers are "in unprecedented waters," Hadley says, adding that typically there's a long window, at least six months, between when a law is passed and when it goes into effect, giving companies time to get the details sorted out.
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This lack of interoperability will (eventually) be sorted out so that your 25G phone will work on various carriers—just like how your 25G LTE phone works on multiple carriers—but like with all things 5G, it will take time.
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Mutoh did not comment on who would be footing the bill for moving the venue, saying only that it would be the next big issue that needed to be sorted out by stake-holders including the Tokyo and Sapporo municipal governments.
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Fresh off reaching a five-year deal to remain in Dallas, Lawrence said on The Rich Eisen Show that he will undergo surgery on Wednesday after putting off the procedure while he sorted out his contract, reportedly worth $203 million.
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In a nod to the feuding and finger-pointing of the proceedings, the judge, Kevin Eide, ruled last week that he would not appoint anyone to the role unless all heirs agreed and questions of conflicts of interest are sorted out.
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If the border infrastructure isn't there, then just postpone the event until it is — or, if that's impossible for some political reason, settle for minimal enforcement, basically a customs union in practice though not in principle, while things get sorted out.
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House conservatives in the Freedom Caucus took a formal position that they would like to work through recess to ensure the health bill, spending bills, debt ceiling, and budget are all sorted out before members head home to see constituents.
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It could take months for this matter to be sorted out, and it is surely in no one's interest to delay the investigation until the prosecutor is named and is able to fill all the positions needed to carry out the job.
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They believe both sides' concerns over an extension could be quickly sorted out if there was clear political direction from the top (on that Mr Bolton agrees: "if you really want to negotiate, you can do it fast," he told Free Beacon).
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"The idea is to suspend it for a time until all this is sorted out, but ultimately the prerogative for licensing lies with the state," the source told Reuters on condition of anonymity as he was not authorized to speak to media.
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Even more incredibly, Mr Johnson argues that the border problem can be sorted out during a standstill transition period that is not on offer from Brussels, especially since he is simultaneously threatening not to pay Britain's agreed exit bill of £39bn ($49bn).
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The US has for decades had a stable system where liberal and conservative policy coalitions (which have sorted out under the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively) semi-regularly alternate in power, with long periods of divided rule and gridlock in the middle.
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Christian was in London at the time and Sleazy was in Thailand but we kept in touch and Christian came here to our studio in Norfolk and discussed the packaging and sorted out the right frequencies and technical aspects of the loops.
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Samsung recalled the device in all markets in early September (totaling some 2.5 million devices in all), saying it would fix the problem (believed to be related to a single battery supplier) and re-release the device when everything was sorted out.
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Despite irreconcilable differences over the morality of slavery and the role it played in the economy of the agricultural South, Trump believes one man — a man who Trump has been compared to, in fact — could have sorted out the whole situation: Andrew Jackson.
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They feel they can't sign off until they've documented all the critical details of their patients' complex medical histories, followed up on all the test results, sorted out all the medication inconsistencies, and responded to all the calls and messages from patients.
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Flights and housing have to be sorted out, including where to stage hundreds of would-be jurors and then, once chosen, where to sequester the jury of 12 military officers plus alternates for what is projected to be a nine-month trial.
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Although the exact details are still being sorted out, in 22019 the U.K.-based data firm, which was briefly hired by the Trump campaign, ended up with personal data from some 50 million Facebook accounts through a personality polling app software application.
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While the national politics are being sorted out, Mr. Khan's party has opened a second front in Punjab, the nation's richest and most populous province, home to the cities of Lahore and Rawalpindi and more than half of Pakistan's 200 million people.
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If they were taken away, at least Norita, as they called her, could provide stability while the family sorted out what to do; she could also sign forms on their children's behalf at school, or at the hospital, or in federal court.
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"I'd say it is a scientific puzzle that needs to be sorted out and that could lead to new research and some interesting insights," Sanjay Srivastava, a University of Oregon personality psychologist who wasn't involved in the research, says in an email.
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After pushing to have his legal dispute with Alexandra Trent, the woman who carried his and partner Gage Edward's daughter Monroe, be sorted out in private arbitration, the Flipping Out star was told that he will have to take part in a presumptively public trial.
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"The broader investigation (into Ghosn's alleged financial misconduct) continues to expand, so we will file a suit after that issue has been sorted out," said a person familiar with the issue who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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T-Mobile and Comcast are the first two companies to announce they've sorted out a way to verify calls between their networks, allowing someone calling from an Xfinity home phone to be verified when they call a person's T-Mobile device and vice versa.
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For its part, HTC has provided a phone number (888-216-4736) to help those with automatically canceled orders, and it says it will attempt to reinstate orders and work with financial institutions to get it all sorted out before shipments start on April 5th.
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The government initially said it would maintain the scheduled auctions of all the distributors set for July 26 as it appealed the decision, but Finance Minister Eduardo Guardia said earlier on Monday it was "no problem" to delay as legal issues are sorted out.
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For example, I sorted out a label night to celebrate the release of the album, and even though most of the artists were surprisingly on board, it was too risky for me to do this event judging by the current situation of the country.
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"NAFTA talks have gone through several painful waves of optimism and pessimism over the last year, and it is still unclear how the contentious issues, which include automotive rules of origin, five-year sunset provision, and dispute settlement process will be sorted out," he added.
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However, successors to the Up were plagued by delays and even withdrew it from circulation at one point while they sorted out some durability issues, while competitors like Fitbit began rolling out a range of devices designed to track sleep and game-ify fitness.
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"It looks like we have moved into a common seasonal soft patch that could run through to October depending on how long it takes to get U.S.-China trade talks and Brexit sorted out," said Colin Cieszynski, chief market strategist at SIA Wealth Management.
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"The broader investigation (into Ghosn's alleged financial misconduct) continues to expand, so we will file a suit after that issue has been sorted out," said the person familiar with the issue, who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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BRUSSELS, July 12 (Reuters) - The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said there were many differences with Britain on citizens' rights, including on the role of the EU court that needed to be sorted out before talks can start on a trade deal.
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Back in the days of 140 characters and manual RTs, people were having this conversation, and also rolling their eyes about how this was already sorted out back in the Y2K days (when it was "Actually, the new decade/century/millennium isn't until 2001").
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But the questions that still loom large over the bill — how long senators will wait to sunset the Medicaid expansion, for example, and how they will structure the premium tax credits — are still ones that need to get sorted out over the coming weeks.
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But Athens has faced a sharp outcry from locals on some of those islands, such as Kos and Leros, who say they fear that the new centers, which are used to register and hold migrants until their applications are sorted out, will turn into permanent holding camps.
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Apart from any kind of moral or legal pressure that Facebook might have for running a more responsible platform when it comes to supporting democratic processes, these numbers underscore the business imperative that it has to get this sorted out in Europe in a better way.
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Next month, when the Sun enters your opposite sign, Taurus your world will be all about your relationships, and, as one of the most passionate signs in the zodiac, you will totally lose interest in the boring, mundane stuff— so get it all sorted out now!
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The free app is launching in beta and there are still some performance issues to be sorted out, but the app ultimately does what it claims, streaming your PC's display to the $200 Oculus headset, effectively bringing a much more capable machine into the small standalone headset.
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"Once any medical issues are sorted out and we have a vet-supervised weight loss plan in place, we will likely make him available for adoption once he is steadily losing weight and at a safe pace," Angelique Iuzzolino, Barsik's foster mom, told VICE via email.
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Around the same time that it began separating immigrant children from their parents as they crossed into the United States, the Department of Homeland Security also established strict requirements for the relatives and friends who might care for these children while their cases are sorted out.
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Why the revolution finally got the reception it deserved has still not entirely been sorted out, but it seems clear that a war waged from the vantage point of legal theory was bound to have a harder time than a war waged from the modern media.
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While the senior Afghan official insisted that only the conceptual framework of the force had been agreed to, and that details were still being sorted out, several Western officials said that preparations were already underway to pilot the new force in southern districts of Nangarhar Province.
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"Further M&A/business development will likely be pursued, but small to midsized deals may not be significant enough to move the needle, while it appears other factors may need to be sorted out before PFE will be ready to pursue a larger deal," he wrote.
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"It goes to the core of India's unity and integrity and that is an issue that needs to be sorted out between the two countries (Canada and India)," said Prakash, who described the event Trudeau attended in Toronto last year as "an out and out Khalistani platform."
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And since a central element of this story is the credibility of the FAA's process — in the eyes of the American people and of foreign regulatory agencies — it almost certainly won't get sorted out without more involvement from the actual decision-makers in the US government.
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"I have friends who are on food stamps and disability and things like that, and we don't have a (federal) budget sorted out and I am terrified we'll lose these programs," Hammond said, adding that she would gladly have given up the tax cut if it protected those programs.
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Rather, the blame lies squarely on the policymakers in the national security bureaucracy who still think that the Afghanistan mess can be sorted out if just a few thousand additional soldiers are deployed, or a bigger check is written, or a few more years are dedicated to the mission.
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"Everyone I know has got their careers all sorted out/ Everyone ages so much quicker in the country," he sang, looking over the streets of his hometown with a kind of urban incredulity, before wondering why, then, he was "dressing more country" than anyone else on the main street.
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Yet sometimes it doesn't get sorted out, as was reportedly the case when actor Anton Yelchin, who played Mr. Chekov in the rebooted "Star Trek" movies, was killed in a freak accident in Los Angeles when he thought that his Jeep was in park when it was actually in neutral.
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"That is the big, worrying scenario about Day 181," Parameswaran said, "because the Philippine military, it's building up in terms of its capabilities, but it's still one of the weakest militaries in the Asia-Pacific, and that's going to be laid bare on Day 181 if this doesn't get sorted out."
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That final destination must be sorted out in a mad rush over the next few days, with the Senate's arcane budget rules and a vote-a-rama, which will open up Republicans to a flood of Democratic amendments designed to force tough votes that could make the process even more treacherous.
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And since a central element of this story is the credibility of the FAA's process — in the eyes of the American people and in the eyes of foreign regulatory agencies — it almost certainly isn't going to get sorted out without more involvement from the actual decision-makers in the US government.
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Responsibilities and commitments are sorted out as the moon and Saturn connect at 4:13 PM. The moon clashes with Jupiter at 6:48 PM and meets with Neptune at 7:48 PM inspiring creativity and encouraging us to open our mind to new possibilities—just watch out for sensitive feelings!
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"I don't think it's going to be a bubble that's just going to burst and everyone is going to lose their money, but I think it's going to be that all the coins and all the assets with very little use or value are going to get sorted out, " he said.
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"I think it needs to be sorted out and I support my female colleagues who have rightly said they should be paid the same when they're doing the same job," Vine, the highest earner of the group said, according to the BBC, one of the world's most trusted media sources.
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But the Vikings' finally coming to their senses and realizing that the more pricey Bailey was a better choice than Carlson will not get them back a victory that could have helped them when the playoff chase — or home field advantage in the postseason — is sorted out in late December.
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That final destination must be sorted out in a mad rush over the next few days, with the Senate's arcane budget rules and a vote-a-rama that will open up Republicans to a flood of Democratic amendments designed to force tough votes promising to make the process even more treacherous.
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This concept is still very much in its early stages, and several limitations still need to be sorted out, including finding ways to transmit the signals over longer distances, figuring out how to separate the signal from the noise at the end of the system (residue is a problem), and ways to power the system.
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Monica de Bolle, a senior fellow at the generally pro-free trade Peterson Institute for International Economics, explains that foreign investment is "not usually politicized to this extent," and says that concerns about this would typically be sorted out through bilateral negotiations, rather than subjected to an entirely new panel of judges and enforcers.
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The best Clinton can hope for is to make a fast, clear, and decisive statement about whom she wants to stay — even though in a practical sense that may mean needing to make some early calls on some of the lower-profile agencies whose leadership typically doesn't get sorted out until after Election Day.
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The iPhone XR.Photo: Marcio Jose Sanchez (AP)Apple's freshly launched iPhone XR and iPhone XS lines have hardware support for dual SIM configurations, but the rollout of the feature has been a bit delayed (or in the case of AT&T, rolled back) due to issues with carriers that have not been totally sorted out yet.
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The spouses — who tied the knot in May 2017 at Bovey Castle in Daley's native England — decided to undergo their conception journey in the U.S., where Black is from, for one big reason: In the U.K., the surrogate is a baby's legal guardian for up to two years while parental rights are being sorted out in court.
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On the plus side, Amazon has figured out how to mix Alexa's voice into a Dolby Digital Plus stream, which Apple hasn't sorted out how to do with Siri on the Apple TV. And the Fire TV doesn't run in HDR mode all the time and make regular video look strange like the Apple TV 1793K.
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One month pregnant and wearing a pink knit cap, Fatimah spoke in French and English and said they had no money for the bus fare to Athens, where they would have to wait for months with thousands of unaccepted migrants at a huge makeshift camp in a former Olympic center until their future was sorted out.
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Last year, you could feel the V.M.A.s begin to reckon with the fact that music video is no longer the surest path to superstardom; the generation of stars who used MTV to get there is aging, and the next generation hasn't sorted out what its relationship to this network, and its vestigial relationship to music, should be.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE may not have yet sorted out all the implications that will come from his decision to stand aside in Syria.
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"While we're waiting for the Fed to figure out whether it's 25 or 50 basis points, and we're waiting for the ECB to get all its forms sorted out ... the emerging markets are pushing ahead," said Chandler, noting Russia and Turkey could cut rates in the next several days, after similar moves in the past week by South Africa, South Korea and Indonesia.
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Walking around with his stoner eyes and his long hair and his man bag, he is the prime aesthetic exemplification of simultaneously giving and not giving a fuck—dressing in such a way that, were you to bring him home to meet the parents, it might unconsciously be due to some deep-seated issues that you really should have sorted out by now.
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Using the rough analogy of a computer, normal processing of experiences first involves immediate-memory acceptance of unprocessed data; most data is then stored in short term files which retain the information only for a period of time (depending upon how important it is considered) and are then erased; most important information is sorted out and stored into "long term" memory files.
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"It was we conservatives who, upon Obama's election, stated that our No. 1 priority was not advancing a conservative policy agenda but making Obama a one-term president -- the corollary to this binary thinking being that his failure would be our success and the fortunes of the citizenry would presumably be sorted out in the meantime," Flake wrote, in a reference to a McConnell-designed strategy.
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The euro zone budget will be around 17 billion euros -- the euro zone share of the 25 billion that the European Commission proposed for reform support in the EU. But euro zone governments also agreed that they may increase that size through an intergovernmental agreement (IGA), with details to be sorted out before the new, wider EU long-term budget kicks in from 2021.
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The euro zone budget will be around 17 billion euros — the euro zone share of the 25 billion that the European Commission proposed for reform support in the EU. But euro zone governments also agreed that they may increase that size through an intergovernmental agreement (IGA), with details to be sorted out before the new, wider EU long-term budget kicks in from 2021.
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"The majority of transactions have some level of drama," said Pierre E. Debbas, a real estate lawyer in Manhattan whose firm handles hundreds of closings a year, including the one last year with an IRS lien on the property — it eventually got sorted out, and the one earlier this month where the Brooklyn townhouse buyers discovered that the heating system was not working the day after a snowstorm.
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There's a huge amount of complexity to be sorted out on an international basis, but you know, when governments see companies generating large amounts of income in their countries but paying modest tax, it's one of those things where it's like, that's a day when you got to look in the mirror and see yourself not the way you hope you look, but the way other governments see you instead.
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