The memo, however, stops short of admitting Facebook did wrong.
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It's important to note that Mounk purposely stops short of
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He stops short of outright support for Medicare for All.
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But it stops short of asserting that Snowden did so.
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The Duke study stops short of drawing a causal link.
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But he believes the experience stops short of being traumatic.
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What surprises is how the script always stops short of melodrama.
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The group's approach stops short of asking for a weapons ban.
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He stops short of recommending solutions, and thus giving policy advice.
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But it stops short of asserting that Snowden actually did so.
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However, Rox stops short of being a full A/B testing platform.
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But Thursday's message stops short of acknowledging that it caused the epidemic.
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The bill stops short of offering regulatory relief sought by big banks.
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But the move stops short of giving the drivers a traditional union.
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Where Joshi and Hackett support an assault weapons ban, Hall stops short.
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But he stops short of offering solutions that could bring about this change.
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Money market pricing still stops short of three quarter-point rises this year.
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In this video, Kahlua charges to his bowl, tail-wagging, but stops short.
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Go deeper: WHO stops short of declaring health emergency over DRC Ebola outbreak
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The language, however, stops short of calling for a new domestic terror law.
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However, the letter stops short of endorsing Clinton and merely denounces Trump's candidacy.
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Her role is to "communicate", Jin says, but she stops short of politics.
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It stops short of many things we need to do as a state.
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Lew stops short of telling Congress exactly how it should handle governmental borrowing.
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There is no traditional cashier, but it stops short of offering autonomous checkout.
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But Kobalt stops short of helping performers market their tours and t-shirts.
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Though worded strongly, the letter stops short of calling for Mr. Portnow's removal.
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However, she stops short of endorsing a national free universal pre-K program.
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" She stops short of declaring support for any variant of "Medicare for All.
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Swalwell's plan stops short of the most ambitious one in the field, from Sen.
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But he stops short of suggesting the marijuana industry is some kind of savior.
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The Mi only stops short of Phantom's capabilities when it comes to obstacle detection.
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Though he stops short of mentioning anything about THAT big change that's taken place.
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It stops short of action against anyone under its fit and proper rules. Dec.
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It stops short of action against anyone under its fit and proper rules. Dec.
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But Butler stops short of expecting smartphones to be recommended or required for pedestrians.
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Your article stops short of recognizing what will be clear 300 years from now.
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However, it stops short of allowing users to modify the iOS operating system itself.
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If the camera vehicle stops short, Tom is going right into the camera headfirst.
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The data stops short of explaining why children develop a milder form of illness.
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Meanwhile, existing border wall stops short of a well-manicured golf club and resort.
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Descending a staircase, I fall when the handrail stops short of the last two steps.
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Their speculation, however, usually stops short of pondering whether Trump is about to drop dead.
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The study, however, stops short of saying there's a causal connection between pot and sex.
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But it stops short of calling for specific policy changes that might accomplish that goal.
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Then the report stops short where the rubber hits the road: lender and broker credits.
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"That leaves you open," he says, aiming a punch that stops short of my jaw.
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She stops short of definitively saying she would axe it from the US's energy future.
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The letter stops short of offering specific answers or a blueprint for its policy going forward.
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But the effort stops short of a formalized military presence on the ground, the official said.
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Unlike Hensarling, however, the Hoenig proposal stops short of a complete repeal of the Volcker rule.
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A caution is a formal warning by police that stops short of being a criminal conviction.
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The application stops short of including drawings of humans feeling depressed or suffering from PTSD symptoms.
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However, that control stops short of "unilateral cancellation power," meaning they cannot cancel the festival entirely.
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The report identifies irregularities in several large transactions, though it stops short of alleging outright fraud.
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The proposal stops short of a blanket UK-style selection system that student unions had opposed.
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But the legislation stops short of mandating a more drastic expansion of the accredited investor definition.
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Though Mr. Stoyanov's speech stops short of an environmental message, the implications are impossible to ignore.
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Although that letter stops short of asking for a specific solution, one of the signatories, Rep.
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If he stops short of recommending that, it gives Republicans room to stand pat for now.
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Of course, Shepherd stops short of proposing a unified theory of how all three franchises are linked.
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The clip is interesting -- Mark stops short of criticizing the Donald's controversial comments, from a political standpoint.
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But these are only tantalizing suggestions, and Sinha stops short of systematically tracing the links she perceives.
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"I still feel bitter about it," continues Cannon, who stops short of identifying who inspired the lyrics.
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To that end, CrossFit has supported soda warning labels (though Glassman stops short of supporting a tax).
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He stops short of alleging that AMI got the information from the Saudis, but it's strongly implied.
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OWSLA affiliate Mija today shared the happy hardcore-influenced soundtrack for her forthcoming Time Stops short film.
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The New York Fire Department said it sends letters to ambulance patients but stops short of suing.
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He's advised Trump that remaining at the table if Kim stops short of US expectations isn't necessary.
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My doctor stops short of rolling his eyes when I ask to have my testosterone levels evaluated.
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When the train is trying to make up time, the staff will cut stops short whenever possible.
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And the letter, organized by the women's advocacy group UltraViolet, stops short of any kind of ultimatum.
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The study stops short of attributing the recent 2012–2016 drought to the melting of Arctic sea ice.
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However, the platform stops short of denouncing the TPP altogether, as Sanders and his supporters were hoping for.
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But it stops short of suggesting a similar outright ban to the one implemented by the U.S. government.
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And this current announcement, while lofty in its rhetoric, stops short of actual policy that would allocate funds.
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However, it stops short of allowing Netflix users to watch the streaming TV service from within Hilton's app.
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The exhibition stops short of the Bolshevik Revolution and the avant-garde, well-trodden territory in the West.
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The title "Almost Holy" notwithstanding, the director, Steve Hoover, barely stops short of nominating his subject for sainthood.
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His support for national liberation movements stops short of support for the people of Crimea, Georgia or Ukraine.
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The commission's report mentions some — including many of those described above — but it stops short of recommending any.
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Her statement stops short of saying that, indicating that she had not been convinced the order was lawful.
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Monologues are often addressed directly to the audience, with a chummy air that stops short of condescending jokiness.
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It does not address gun violence directly and stops short of what many teen activists have been pushing for.
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Some Democrats in Congress say they'll oppose any federal bill that stops short of the protections in California's law.
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But Cook, like his peers, generally stops short of identifying himself as a progressive Democrat or endorsing political candidates.
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Laura, about to walk down the aisle, stops short of doing so and is whisked away by her parents.
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It's not as involved as a 10-step meal kit, but it stops short of being a frozen meal.
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The episode ultimately stops short of getting more specific in favor of continuing to broaden the world of Gilead.
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The Disaster Artist book stops short of describing what the opening night of The Room was like in 2003.
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There is precedent for Uber negotiating a deal with a union that stops short of granting drivers employee status.
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Or it could be "solved" through some form of hyper-aggressive policing that stops short of an outright massacre.
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The amendment would include the four pillars Trump wanted to address, but stops short of the White House framework.
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Bloomberg stops short of guaranteeing free, universal pre-K and child care for children under the age of three.
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The circular stops short of allowing a woman to leave the country with her children without a judge's permission.
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The agreement stops short of a full federal takeover of the city's housing authority, something Mr. de Blasio opposed.
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Baden stops short of declaring Epstein was murdered ... but says he's waiting for all the evidence to come in.
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But he added that, for Republican lawmakers, aggression against the media often stops short of their own local media outlets.
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It synthesizes multiple strands of history but stops short of the blazing party music Lambert has recorded on her own.
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Biden's plan stops short of calling for the federal government to legalize marijuana, a position other leading Democrats have taken.
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The report stops short of alleging criminal negligence, as the FBI is currently investigating whether Clinton's conduct warrants federal charges.
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Richard Haass, a foreign policy advisor to both presidents Bush, stops short of connecting Trump's policies with Putin's election help.
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But Ryan's call stops short of signing on to any legislative efforts underway that would change policy to mandate training.
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Cohen stops short of saying that he lied at Trump's direction or that he discussed his false testimony with Trump.
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He adopted a philosophy that stops short of the "chicken in every pot" pledge attributed to Herbert Hoover's presidential campaign.
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December 1992 - Announces the end of his tournament career, but stops short of saying he is officially retiring from tennis.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics stops short of condemning 100 percent fruit juice, because a little fruit juice is fine.
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It also stops short of demanding the appointment of corporate data-protection officers and assessments of projects' data-protection risks.
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Lam said she has paused efforts to push for the bill, but protesters say that stops short of a full withdrawal.
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It attempts to please all of the people — but thankfully stops short of trying to do so all of the time.
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To the Editor: "The Christmas Revolution" stops short of appreciating the full radicalness of the meaning of the incarnation for Christians.
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The bill aims to solidify the city&aposs Jewish majority, but stops short of formal annexation, making the practical implications unclear.
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However, with no sign of any traits or stats, this footage stops short of confirming that the game is an RPG.
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All of those presidential hopefuls back some version of a public health-care expansion that stops short of abolishing private insurance.
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But he stops short of saying anything about how the Trump team reacted—or what instructions, if any, they gave Cohen.
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"That's kind of the holy grail that everyone's going to," Stillman says, "but this paper stops short of really addressing that."
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While Microsoft stops short of directly blaming the NFL's IT infrastructure this time, it's clear that a stadium environment is challenging.
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The new report stops short of making a firm prediction on the number of cancellations HBO NOW will soon see, though.
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The horror scenario that Caldwell stops short of describing is fully realized in the plot of Michel Houellebecq's latest novel, Submission.
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He advocates for greater worker control over business, but stops short of calling for workers to control the means of production.
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The indictment stops short of charging that the attacks were directed by the Revolutionary Guards, a branch of the Iranian military.
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Yet the report stops short of directly linking Mr. Gubarev or his executives to the hacking, as asserted in the dossier.
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There, the border wall stops short, like a book snapped shut, as the dividing line begins to rise into rugged mountains.
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The EPA's decision stops short of a full ban, leaving the door open for commercial sales of the chemical to industry.
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But like many in the poly community, she stops short of believing it could pave the way for multiple legal marriages.
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Manafort's alleged money laundering stops short of discussing his campaign role, even though the scheme continued into his time at the campaign.
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While the new law lessens rules on a large number of U.S. banks, it stops short of eliminating much of Dodd-Frank.
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The EPA's decision stops short of a full ban, leaving the door open for commercial sales of the chemical to the industry.
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Jones is known for his high-stakes attitude that stops short of nothing to ensure a Super Bowl win for his team.
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The revised program, which could take effect next month, stops short of raising the basic shelter allowance as the plaintiffs had sought.
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Politicians are increasingly speaking on social media during elections, but it's used mainly to broadcast their platform and stops short of genuine dialogue.
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Despite the obvious parallels with Uber's Pool service, the new feature stops short of turning Waze into a fully-fledged ride-sharing app.
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But Succession's clear-eyed view of the 1% means it also stops short of painting the Roys as monsters or villains or animals.
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The story can't stand alone as a tightly plotted mystery or character-driven drama, but it also stops short of deep social commentary.
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But there are doubters, and if the Bank stops short of easing policy it would be likely to give the pound a boost.
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" The New York Times also headlined with Barr's conclusions but noted that the report "stops short of exonerating Trump on obstruction of justice.
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"It stops short of banning the flavors that have made e-cigarettes so popular with kids," Myers said, citing menthol and mint flavors.
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However, the technology stops short of offering detailed user profiles, and cannot be used to re-target or track listeners, the site notes.
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The author also advocates state support to help workers adapt, though he stops short of embracing the idea of a guaranteed national income.
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Though the National Academy stops short of making any sweeping positive statements about GMO crops and products, they also downplayed their environmental impact.
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Still, his email stops short of saying whether he personally believed that the abortion rights precedent should be considered a settled legal issue.
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But it stops short of directly tying the ban to a decrease in gun violence, and the ban's broader effect remains in dispute.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has been pushing for a hard-line stance against Iran, but one that stops short of war.
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The decision, delivered by President Dallin H. Oaks, stops short of ending the church's teaching that acting on same-sex attraction is sinful.
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The document promises to cut tax rates and "eliminate most tax deductions"— but stops short of spelling out which ones would be repealed.
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The new agreement stops short of a traditional interline pact because it won't allow travel agencies to book itineraries that include both airlines.
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Regardless of the climate, she advises not to buy on trends, yet she stops short of the adage to buy what you love.
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The filing gives a rare peek into the tactics used by federal investigators, but stops short of detailing the contents of the evidence.
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It stops short of the four years of free college tuition proposed by Biden's two leading rivals for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Sens.
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The app lets you link to third party reproductive health, sleep, nutrition, and activity apps, but stops short of providing meaningful information about overlaps.
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Interested parties can make an appointment in person or online, though Square stops short of sending a technician to resolve your issues on-site.
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Pete Buttigieg tells them that if New Hampshire votes the right way, it "will make me the nominee," but stops short of predicting victory.
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But even as The Rachel Divide provides a sometimes damning and sometimes troubling portrayal of its main character, it stops short of dehumanizing her.
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However, Facebook stops short of scanning the lists for suspicious info, such as blocks of contact info that match hacked or purchased data sets.
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Are Cruz and other Republican leaders comfortable with supporting a would-be strongman as long as Trump stops short of actually committing violence himself?
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Scott's proposal stops short of implementing changes that would please gun control's most ardent proponents, and it would still have to pass the Legislature.
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The Immutouch stops short of electrically shocking you like the older gadget called Pavlok that's designed to help people quit smoking or opening Facebook.
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The policy stops short of requiring Warner filmmakers and show runners to meet diversity benchmarks in their cast and crew, something encouraged by advocates.
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He stops short, though, of proposing any one solution to the myriad issues at play on the water—that would be a fool's errand.
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And a project to define the band's place in social and cultural history stops short at Garcia's death, without discussing the Dead's continuing influence.
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But the plan stops short of President Donald Trump's demands, including an end to the diversity visa lottery and an overhaul of legal immigration.
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But if Mueller stops short of producing a smoking gun, President Donald Trump is sure to declare all-out victory and claim total vindication.
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Mr. Richie is a cool sensualist who never pushes too hard, and Ms. Carey is an ostentatious emoter who never stops short of glitz.
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But he stops short of saying that his street food commentary should be lumped into any broader analysis or advocacy of domestic Chinese issues.
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Now, read the article, "Mueller Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy, but Stops Short of Exonerating President on Obstruction," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Franz's faith is not showy, but he is horrified when he consults his village priest and he stops short of condemning the Third Reich.
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It's an umbrella term for a movement that espouses white domination but stops short of calling for the unrealistic goal of a 100% white society.
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Though Blossom stops short of writing off Western medicine altogether—she thinks it has its strengths, mostly as a diagnostic tool—she's certainly a skeptic.
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Gavin Newsom signed legislation that will help former prisoners assist in emergency response units, but stops short of allowing them to become full-fledged firefighters.
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Gantz nods to the left by saying Israel should pursue peace and end its dominion over the Palestinians but stops short of endorsing Palestinian statehood.
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It's openly, knowingly a throwback to another time, but it stops short of simply reanimating the era, instead wrestling something vivid and new from it.
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The most recent draft of the national anti-smoking law, circulated in April among those involved in its development, stops short of banning tobacco ads.
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However, the order stops short of a major ban on crude trading that could have disrupted Venezuela's oil industry and worsened the country's faltering economy.
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However, Sling TV stops short of offering user profiles with built-in parental controls to lock down its interface the way that rival Netflix does.
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Although the humble PDF is the easiest way to share a document with someone, its versatility stops short when anyone needs to make any changes.
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Carol Burnett sometimes daydreams of being young again and reliving her unparalleled career, she said at Sunday night's Golden Globes, but then she stops short.
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It stops short of the full-scale Medicaid expansion supported by Democrats, which would cover thousands more low-income adults regardless of their employment status.
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If this were true, one wonders why God ordains presidents but stops short of having them shore up needed resources for solving so many problems.
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When Lyles glides into the room for an interview he comes armed with an engaging smile and plenty of bravado that stops short of cockiness.
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Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party backed a strategy paper that stops short of a full ban on Huawei's involvement in Germany's next-generation mobile infrastructure.
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The book often stops short of true insight, because it's not clear the intensely private Nimoy always shared his deepest thoughts with Shatner or anyone else.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA) issued a statement that says he agrees largely with Hughes' points, but Khanna stops short of calling for the breakup of Facebook.
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The former vice president's package of gun proposals stops short of the high-profile plans other Democratic presidential candidates have offered, such as former Texas Rep.
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As I'm struggling with my huge bag, a girl cuts in front of me and stops short to call me a bitch for bumping into her.
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The law stops short of making expressed consent a condition for sexual contact, but states that a person cannot passively agree to sex, according to BBC .
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The Task Force statement mentions a couple of risk assessment tools but stops short of endorsing them because evidence shows they're not accurate for all women.
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It stops short of an outright ban on bringing those electronic devices to global hot spots — but requires that the geolocation software generally be turned off.
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The overhaul would allow Cfius to review investments from a list of "countries of special concern" but stops short of specifically naming China as the target.
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Mr. Chappelle may criticize the younger generation, but he stops short of anything approaching a lecture, always far more comfortable skewering his own insecurities and irresponsibility.
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With Friday's seven-count indictment against Stone, Mueller is again edging closer to answering yes, although he notably stops short of alleging any conspiracy during the campaign.
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My guess is that we will end up in a close arrangement that stops short of membership, perhaps something along the lines of what Switzerland does today.
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He stops short of saying he's suing, but he refers to his legal team -- and its advice for him -- enough for you to read between the lines.
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But the bill stops short of a Democratic proposal to cancel a minimum of $10,000 in student debt per borrower over the course of the national emergency.
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But the fabulous standards, which include "Cloud Nine" and "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone," have been reimagined with a heightened Broadway flair that stops short of pandering.
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Malawi's parliament passed a bill on Thursday that makes it legal to cultivate and process cannabis for those two uses, but stops short of decriminalising recreational use.
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Kevin's answer shows he's aware of the harm words can inflict on gay people, but stops short of a mea culpa for doing it in the past.
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Symantec stops short of definitively attributing the attack, but the persistence and restraint involved in the years-long campaign suggests a nation state attacker with a political motive.
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Another popular myth claims that the layout was designed to allow someone to type the word "typewriter" on its upper row, although it stops short of explaining why.
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The full report stops short of faulting the Obama administration for that but warns that in future interference campaigns the public should be notified as quickly as possible.
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Beyond that, however, it matters little how the current protests end, whether it be through attrition or some intervention that stops short of the deployment of mainland forces.
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The bill stops short, however, of allowing the money to be used to train and arm teachers and other school officials so they can attempt to repel shooters.
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Jeffrey Toobin thinks it's awfully peculiar President Trump seems to have a habit of viciously attacking black people ... but stops short of calling him a full-on racist.
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That means Comey is likely to say a lot of things that make President Donald Trump look bad, but stops short of a clear accusation of a crime.
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But it stops short of becoming, say, Lifetime's recent, overly melodramatic version of this same story (which really was a two-hour movie) through sheer commitment to craft.
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The Royal Dutch Medical Association urges a "strong policy of deterrence"; it stops short of recommending a ban only for fear of driving circumcision for religious reasons underground.
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The letter stops short of prescribing any specific solutions, but it calls on technology companies to take more serious action and tech workers to rally around the cause.
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His insurance plan, which includes a public option, stops short of 100% coverage, though it will cover more than an estimated 97% of Americans, according to his website.
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A Word With: Justin Peck Justin Peck stops short of calling it a protest dance, but his newest ballet, "The Times Are Racing," is certainly of the moment.
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Warren's plan to eliminate student debt goes further than the proposals put forth by Biden or Buttigieg but stops short of Sanders' call to erase student debt entirely.
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Pruitt's decision Friday stops short of preventing the project from proceeding, since there's no final action and the EPA will take public comments on what to do next.
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But the review stops short of ruling out such bias and says explanations by current and former officials of various failures in the process were perplexing and inadequate.
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Netflix describes it in a release as "equal parts family drama and sci-fi adventure" but stops short of saying how far in the future it will be set.
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But the main pieces of his plan, especially since he stops short of calling for a federal licensing system, are still universal background checks and an assault weapons ban.
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The rise of this dangerously deceptive genre of technology, the report concludes, should necessitate strategic and immediate action, though it stops short of recommending what that action should be.
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The papal document assures that whistleblowers within the church will not face retaliation, but stops short of requiring them to report alleged abuse to police, according to Associated Press.
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Ulanova spots the Queen during her performance, and while Elizabeth is enough of a masochist to watch her show, she stops short of accepting an invitation to meet her.
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It stops short of recommendations from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for audit activities at the "Big Four" to be operationally separate from the more lucrative consultancy work.
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Her inquiry stops short of the hearts of these men, and she seems content to dramatize some of the sad, ridiculous and tender ways that boys will be boys.
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But the decline in hacking attempts started prior to the September deal, and FireEye stops short of suggesting that the anti-hacking pledge are solely responsible for the decrease.
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In New York, it became clear that Trump is mulling a gambit that stops short of killing the deal but seeks to drive Tehran back to the negotiating table.
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While the AfD's revisionism stops short of Holocaust denial, which is a crime in Germany, its rhetoric has been blamed for fueling ugly scenes at former concentration camp sites.
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It sounds like Negan was about to tell Brandon that Carl was better than all of them, but he stops short and simply says he wouldn't kill a kid.
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Trump's new budget does propose cuts that would reduce the deficit by $3 trillion over a decade but stops short of balancing, say sources who spoke to the Post.
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The decision, announced on Friday by Wang Guanghua, China's vice minister of land and resources, stops short of providing homeowners nationwide a clear legal framework on land ownership rights.
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Goldman Sachs predicted a "short-lived global contraction that stops short of an outright recession," and predicted that earnings in the United States would be stagnant for the year.
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"This is not a perfect deal and it is not my preferred solution; it stops short of many things we need to do as a state," Mr. Cooper said.
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But the decline in hacking attempts started prior to the September deal, and FireEye stops short of suggesting that the anti-hacking pledge is solely responsible for the decrease.
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The Mueller report provides a road map for prosecuting Trump for obstruction of justice but stops short of this finding because of legal doubts about indicting a sitting president.
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That support stops short of legislation like Willis' red flag bill with its "insinuation that gun ownership makes you a danger to yourself or others," the group said last month.
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But Kwan stops short before he gets to them, to admire an expressionist painting of an ancient Liberian mask rendered in broad strokes of blue against a pulsating yellow background.
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Similar to Amazon Key, the Latch service lets drivers make deliveries in apartment buildings for residents who aren't home, but it stops short of letting them through your front door.
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But it stops short of what many safety advocates have urged Congress and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to adopt: new binding legal requirements to toughen safety rules.
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It urges countries to allow refugees to work and to let their children attend school, though it stops short of saying refugees have a right to either jobs or schools.
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The 2016 Sexual Assault Survivors' Rights Act takes the important first steps of granting victims the right to collect and preserve sexual assault kits, but stops short of requiring testing.
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"Fear in Porcelain" is more complex than the outright rejection of the solo form, yet it stops short of entering into a new world: The ego remains front and center.
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The actor stops short of naming the partner in question who allegedly abused her, but describes him as "charming, funny, manipulative, devious," and also as being younger than she is.
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The main higher education plan unveiled by House Democrats last year calls for free community college and other new funding, but stops short of providing widespread student loan debt relief.
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They say Biden stops short of several reforms other candidates have proposed, including decriminalizing border crossings, an immediate moratorium on deportations, and fundamentally redesigning the way immigration enforcement agencies work.
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Settlement with the school The university agreement outlines safety reforms that encourage Greek organizations to participate in precautionary and educational measures, though the agreement stops short of mandating those reforms.
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He is looking at a bird by the water to see if it is a dipper when she stops short and he runs into her, bang , almost knocks her down.
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Check out the clip -- he stops short of a full scale defense of Pacquiao's statements, but makes it clear the statements Manny made don't really reflect what's in his heart.
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But while it can mirror text and calendar alerts from a smartphone, it stops short of including the kinds of features found on an Apple Watch or Android Wear device.
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Amber Rose seems to have a hunch about who might've stolen her engagement ring from Wiz Khalifa, but stops short of naming anyone in particular for one very good reason.
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She begins to fill in the fields for her very own Facebook page (she uses a fake name — her grandmother's — Emma Rose), she stops short of filling in the birth year.
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This stops short of a proposal already made by one of her rivals, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who called for subsidizing child care and creating out-of-pocket maximums for parents.
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The decision, which was first reported by The Washington Free Beacon and The Washington Post, stops short of completely scrapping the Iran deal, which Trump railed against on the campaign trail.
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Heck's website says he "welcome[s] the debate on immigration reform and the opportunity to find real solutions for our broken immigration system," but stops short of calling for comprehensive reform.
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He acknowledges some of his own advantages, among them a supportive mother who graduated from college, but as in the rest of the book, he stops short of confronting root issues.
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The company stops short of calling Jade and Tanner cheaters or any other such accusation, but it's pretty clear ... they found something fishy in the way they won the top prize.
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Despite a push on the left to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, Mr. Biden's plan stops short of seeking that or even outlining any major restructuring of the agency.
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The objective, the officials said, is to craft a proposal for escalating sanctions on Chinese financial and other entities that stops short of sanctioning the People's Bank of China central bank.
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It's an observation key to Trump's character on the campaign trail — he stops short of making the leap to slurs or sexist remarks himself, largely making insinuations and suggestions, and drawing associations.
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One aims to define a marriage as between a man and a woman, while the other supports the creation of a special law that stops short of legalizing same-sex civil partnership.
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January 11: In his first press conference since the election, Trump finally admits that Russia was behind the email hacks, though he stops short of really saying that it was a problem.
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Go deeper: Congo health workers demand security so they can tackle Ebola WHO stops short of declaring health emergency over DRC Ebola outbreak Ebola tops 1,000 cases in Congo, officials express concern
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Kamala Harris released a health care plan on Monday that would put the US on the path toward a government-backed health insurance system but stops short of completely eliminating private insurance.
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Jussie Smollett got off in his criminal case simply because he's a celeb -- so says Chicago's mayor, Rahm Emanuel ... who stops short of calling this a corrupt move, but certainly insinuated it.
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" Like Marianne Moore (her clear model among modernists), Schiff wheels through clouds and clusters of details, then stops short at a quotable phrase: "When a boy cries / wolf a wolf cries boy.
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The report also says the plan stops short of a breakup or more radical restructuring of the 125-year-old company, but Flannery will look to exit most of its other operations.
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Then, as it becomes clear the din of accusations isn't going away, they resign from their jobs in disgrace and issue a statement of vague apology that stops short of admitting wrongdoing.
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The report stops short of saying Huawei has purposely built backdoors into its products, and did not address the claims that the company conducts electronic surveillance on behalf of the Chinese government.
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Signs are hand-lettered; there are plenty of chairs for contemplation and ladders for climbing; and, whether by accident or puckish design, the crime section stops short at a fittingly dead end.
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The move, announced by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, is meant to combat a surge of youth vaping but stops short of a proposal floated by Trump in late 2019.
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It is unclear whether his "locked and loaded" phraseology threatens military force against Iran, its proxies in Iraq or Yemen or some kind of US response that stops short of retaliatory attacks.
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The report stops short of outright recommending impeachment, with House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff and the other committee chairs leading the inquiry said that was a decision Congress ultimately has to make.
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The statement stops short of issuing a formal replacement program for devices outside that return window, but the punt to customer support tells me that representatives are likely well aware of the situation.
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Slim stops short of calling Sweden's treatment of A$AP racist ... but he did call out Swedish authorities for being far more lenient when white rapper G-Eazy got in trouble over there.
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But the move by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) stops short of directly disclosing the actual list prices for drugs in the ads, a policy favored by the Trump administration.
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Network officials also are withholding support for the health care bill slated for a Senate vote this week, saying it stops short of the goal of doing away with the Affordable Care Act.
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It stops short of what many advocates would have liked, excluding the actual words "harm reduction" while failing to address the death penalty for drug offenders, which member states noted repeatedly on Tuesday.
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Check out the clip ... she stops short of speaking for the Kardashians (wise move), but Amber definitely makes it sound like she got some intel during her meeting with Kim earlier this week.
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As far as Bryan's concerned, Kim's doing a good thing by using her platform to bring attention to these cases ... but he stops short of saying she's a glorified savior of any kind.
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The report also says the plan stops short of a breakup or more radical restructuring of the 125-year-old company, but Flannery will look to exit most of its other operations. on.wsj.
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His moon landing video, which has 220 million views, stops short of saying that he actually believes NASA faked the moon landing, but admits it was what sparked his interest in conspiracy theories.
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Yet LGBT+ people face considerable discrimination and stigma, and the civil partnership bill stops short of granting key rights, said Wannapong Yodmuang, an activist with the Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand, an advocacy group.
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The party's main support is among Muslims in the Kashmir Valley, the center of a separatist insurgency that broke out in 1989, although the party stops short of calling for independence for the region.
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But like many of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica explainers and exposés that have come before it, The Great Hack stops short of offering any tangible solution, recourse, or plan of action for its viewers.
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Vice President Biden in a new interview stops short of endorsing Democratic front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Although it recommends a higher minimum wage for hours not guaranteed in a contract, the review stops short of proposing that companies relying heavily on loose work arrangements pay a premium for that labour.
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Though she stops short of wardrobe color-coding, she cannily divides navy from black in her closet to bypass the time-consuming process of discerning between the two in the early morning half-light.
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An approach that stops short of leaving the agreement is unlikely to satisfy its conservative critics, who attacked it as President Barack Obama's cave-in to Iran, an American adversary of nearly four decades.
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Benoit Cohen stops short of demanding, "You talkin' to moi?" but like Robert De Niro in the 1976 film "Taxi Driver," the French filmmaker gamely takes on the role of a New York cabby.
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"Extreme vetting" stops short of onetime calls by Trump during the campaign to ban Muslims from entering the U.S., a position later clarified as stopping people from countries that have a history of Islamic extremism.
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As a whole, the experience is lighter in tone than the jump-scare fests that some may look for in Halloween haunted houses, and it stops short of the psychological theatrics of something like Blackout.
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Though Pai stops short of fully calling for this, he compares a possible disclosure requirement with what the FCC asks of internet providers — that they share some basic information on speed, pricing, and management practices.
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The order stops short of completely banning the fitness trackers or other electronic devices, which are often linked to apps or smart watches and can provide the users' GPS and exercise details to social media.
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But it stops short of pre-emptive U.S. military strikes, which could run the risk of massive North Korean retaliation and huge casualties in Japan and South Korea and among U.S. forces in both countries.
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"By only referring to the President's statement, the White House's letter stops short of clarifying for the Committee whether the White House has any responsive recordings, memoranda, or other documents," Conaway and Schiff said Thursday.
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While it stops short of the full encryption that other messaging services like WhatsApp have adopted, it gives Messenger a heightened mode of security that Facebook hopes will attract global audiences to download the app.
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It stops short of concluding that Mr. Trump or his aides conspired with Russians, but it leaves the door open to the possibility that the president could face charges of obstruction after he leaves office.
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She also became a postpartum doula, and while she stops short of crediting that work with the band's revival, it did make reconciliation of the estranged band members feel like a natural byproduct of maturing.
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It stops short of contemplating the uncomfortable but increasingly likely possibility that persuading conservatives on this subject has become impossible, and what that might mean for those concerned about the looming dangers of climate change.
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Since it was conducted by the Business for Social Responsibility, an independent nonprofit organization based in San Francisco, it certainly qualifies as independent, but it stops short of the worldwide audit that the coalition called for.
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It stops short of calling for sensitive rules like the bloc's cap on banker bonuses to be ditched, but says requirements to defer portions of a bonus over several years should be softened in some cases.
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Zuckerberg seems to believe that his approach is based around a sort of First Amendment-lite philosophy in which people are allowed to say pretty much anything that stops short of an imminent threat of violence.
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The Trump administration has recommended modifying a "handful" of national monuments across the country, a controversial decision but one that still stops short of the all-out assault on public lands that many conservationists had feared.
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The decision announced in Istanbul stops short of recognising the existence of a Kiev Patriarchate, but it restores the two breakaway prelates to their full priestly rank and their followers to full communion with the church.
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And though this grief is also for the life she (misguidedly) believed she was owed — a belief she argues was bred by the "women-can-have-it-all" brand of feminism — Levy stops short of moralizing.
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While celebrity stan Twitter typically stops short of the violent rhetoric of Gamergate and isn't known for the real-world threats (doxxing, swatting) that made that movement so sinister, it has flashes of something really menacing.
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Here are some Republican senators who have raised questions about the House plan, or outright opposed it: Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky: He has called the plan "Obamacare Lite," saying it stops short of full repeal.
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But Democrats are now opting to bring to the floor a softer resolution, one that grants the Judiciary panel new legal tools to obtain disputed information and stops short of holding any individuals in criminal contempt.
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Whereas recent 2020 dropout Elizabeth Warren's LGBTQ agenda called to end the one-year deferral period for gay and bisexual blood donors and allow them to donate blood without restriction, Biden stops short of that promise.
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That said, cities and states can mandate a whole slew of measures that, in total, might feel like a lockdown of most aspects of daily life but stops short of walling off whole regions and cities.
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The decision, the result of a two-year review of the giant fund's investments in fossil fuels, is a compromise that stops short of divestment in major energy companies like Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell.
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Here are some Republican senators who have raised questions about the House plan, or outright opposed it: Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky: He has called the plan "Obamacare Lite," saying it stops short of full repeal.
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An inquiry into June's deadly inferno at a low-income high-rise apartment building in London will focus on the conduct of the local authorities, but stops short at examining the larger working-class housing issues.
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" While Delton stops short of calling for purges of anyone deemed "alt-right," she suggested that, given "the threat posed by the actions of alt-right provocateurs," past censorship and criminalization of speech "may bear revisiting.
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The European Union's Non-Financial Reporting Directive came into force in 2018 and requires companies to disclose how they manage a range of social and environmental challenges, but stops short of specifying what companies should report.
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But you take out of these moments whatever feelings or opinions you bring into them; Bombshell presents them so as to look fair and balanced, but stops short of offering a perspective on any of it.
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In setting a text by the poet Joy Harjo, Ms. Lockwood fashioned dramatic motifs that mirrored Ms. Harjo's balance of forceful emotional states (including a declaration of independence from fear that stops short of ignoring danger).
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As she races down the sand, or charges at bluffs overlooking the sea — moving too fast, she stops short of going over — the drama of the Monterey landscape is a fitting backdrop for her heightened emotional state.
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The organization announced Thursday that it would inquire about practices at Auburn and the 173 other institutions that question prospective students about arrests or other contact with the criminal justice system that stops short of a conviction.
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While the special counsel's report stops short of concluding that President Trump committed crimes, it does lay out a disturbing pattern of Trump wielding his power against staff and frequently asking them to lie on his behalf.
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The plan reveals much of what we can expect from a President Hillary: She has become much more progressive over the years, but she still stops short of what more liberal members of Congress have called for.
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In newly released Android Compatibility Definition papers issued for Nougat, the company stops short of an outright ban on technologies like Qualcomm's Quick Charge, though it does take a pretty clear stand, "strongly recommend[ing]" against it.
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Since this is a 19th-century survey, it stops short of what we call modern times: no Dreyfus Affair, no World Wars I and II, no Soviet Union, no Nazi Germany, no Holocaust, no State of Israel.
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You might wish you had gotten to know them a little better — Ms. Wang stops short of emotional or psychological intimacy — but it is hard not to be curious about what will happen to them after Maine.
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There have only been vague references to many of these measures, but taken together, they present a picture of how much worry and effort is going into ensuring the pandemic stops short of impacting the nation's defense.
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Mark stops short of ripping Trump, but he's hopeful the Prez takes time to reevaluate things in 2 weeks instead of just opening the country back up for business and lifting quarantines and "stay at home" orders.
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Although this verification process stops short of sending an inspector to every single property, the platform plans to start asking guests more questions about the places they've visited in an attempt to "triangulate information" and reveal abuses.
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However, it stops short of the massive trade deal with sweeping changes to China's economic model that Trump has advocated and tariffs will remain on some goods as the two sides begin the next stage of talks.
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Tyrnauer wants to indict Cohn and the politicians and media elites who follow his example, and he has all the material he needs to succeed, but he stops short of fully indicting the environment that produced Cohn.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Trump expressed his anger at the previous day's news that the NFL rulebook, which says players "should" stand for the anthem but stops short of mandating it, was not being changed any time soon.
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However, while the report shows that the company has made progress in how transparent it is about moderation, it stops short of making any firm commitments about audits like this in the future — a key demand from activists.
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The focus on publicly available Twitter data may not accurately reflect the whole online conversation across various platforms, the period of study stops short of the May elections, and there are areas of dispute over what constitutes disinformation.
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However, it stops short of allowing Medicare to directly work with manufacturers on prices, something Trump had called for on the campaign trail but Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, a former Eli Lilly executive, has opposed.
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The 28-page legislative proposal stops short of allowing so-called "secure housing" for suspected extremists — something Swiss law enforcement agencies had wanted - "because it was determined to have violated the European Convention on Human Rights," the cabinet said.
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Instead, by saying "was directed," Mueller implies a level of authority and even hints at a possible internal conspiracy to make contact with Stone, if it was for nefarious purposes—but Mueller stops short of saying who or why.
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Maker says he's inspired by Kevin Garnett, but stops short when asked if he can trash talk like K.G. "I won't get into it to a point that I'm talking about their mother," he says in a serious tone.
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But the EPA's newest proposal stops short of changing or creating an additional rule on the regulation of greenhouse gases and doesn't acknowledge other human health risks tied to rising climates including the increasing likelihood and intensity of storms.
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What was once a deal to avoid a Christmas partial shutdown was torpedoed Thursday by conservatives and Trump, who unleashed fury at another agreement that stops short of providing the $5 billion the President has demanded for the border.
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But it stops short of explicitly stating that it won't, for example, comply with a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) order similar to the one that got Yahoo to build a scanner that searched the emails of all customers.
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Yet the report stops short of making the most obvious recommendations to address this challenge—eliminating the subsidies and forcing renewable energy generators to pay for the costs they impose on the grid because of their intermittency and unreliability.
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But while the Saudis, Emiratis and Israelis have all pushed for Washington to get tougher with Iran, diplomats say, they also have reasons to hope that the exchange of threats stops short of open warfare that entangles their countries.
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But the legislation stops short of many of the changes Mr. de León initially included in the days after President Trump's election, including preventing immigration agents from interviewing inmates in jails and allowing them access to law enforcement databases.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's offer of dialogue with Tehran belies a hardening of U.S. policy that intensifies economic and diplomatic pressure but so far stops short of using his military to more aggressively counter Iran and its proxies.
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The main plot kicks off when, in the midst of a territory dispute, Mary kills a mark but stops short of killing his young son, Danny (an excellent Jahi Di'Allo Winston), who appears to be about 12 years old.
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Jessica stops short of vocalizing her apology for keeping her involvement in Luke's wife's death a secret, but her regret is clear, and Luke insists "we have to move forward," especially considering that either of them could've died at Midland Circle.
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A framework put forth by Coinbase, Coin Center, Consensys and Union Square Ventures tries to weigh in on the issue but stops short of providing a definite answer, part of which is due to the unregulated nature of the blockchain itself.
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But the mayor's review of the loans and the brokers that pushed them, which is set to be released today, calls for more oversight and stricter regulations around lending but stops short of mentioning a bailout, according to the Times.
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So far, we've viewed each indictment distinctly; the Internet Research Agency indictment notably stops short of any implication of official Russian involvement, yet we know that the government believes it knows enough to indict Russian officials involved in the hacking.
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As much as the spin would have the public believing that LulzSec and Anonymous are (or have been) cyberterrorists — seeking to cause permanent harm to individuals or groups of individuals — hacktivism stops short of that as a matter of principle.
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Her account posted numerous tweets suggesting Silicon Valley had declared war on her campaign:As Recode noted, it's not the first time Twitter has wandered into the awkward position of potential censor for content that stops short of violent threats or harassment.
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While the local law stops short of forcing landlords to overhaul heating, the energy audits will show how much can be saved through an upgrade, and will let landlords know what assistance may be available to help pay for upgrades.
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With "Untitled (2016)" Jlin shifts gears from the busy beat work she's known for by slowing down the BPM, and giving air to dial-tone melodies and masterfully deploying vocal samples all within a track that stops short of two minutes.
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WILLIAM CRAIN, NEW YORK To the Editor: Re "Pence Talks Tough on North Korea, but U.S. Stops Short of Drawing Red Line" (news article, April 18): North Korea has been a problem for as long as most of us can remember.
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An FAA funding bill that is being considered this week in the House "establishes a Lithium Ion Battery Safety Advisory Committee to foster collaboration on lithium ion battery safety in air transportation," although it stops short of implementing a total ban.
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It's worth pointing out what Oldroyd does not take from Leskov: the novella concludes with a forced march and an act of mad revenge in a swollen river, whereas the movie stops short of all that, sticking close to home.
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Zelensky stops short of promising a Biden investigation, but clearly wants to stay on Trump's good side because the U.S. is one of its most important allies in the fight against Russian aggression, so he does not brush it off altogether.
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The opera stops short of accusing Arendt, who coined the controversial phrase "banality of evil" to help explain the crimes of the Third Reich, of giving the Nazis a free pass because she worshiped German culture (and its great personification, Heidegger).
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But other Democrats believe Americans won't like being told that they must join a government insurance plan; they prefer the more delicate approach that gives people an option to buy into a government plan but stops short of a mandate.
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It offers a detailed and damning review of the evidence, but it stops short of drawing the broader conclusion: namely, that the approach of serving industry under cover of secrecy is not idiosyncratic to Pruitt, nor is it distinctively Trumpian.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)While this isn't a foolproof solution for keeping your hands centered on the keyboard, it does ensure that even with its imperfections, the C930's touch keyboard stops short of being the infuriating deal breaker that people might imagine.
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Facebook also wants you to believe in an imaginary future, a hypothetical someday when Mark Zuckerberg figures out how to stop his social network from enabling cyberwar and genocide, but the social network stops short of explaining how it's going to get there.
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A funding bill for the FAA that is being considered this week in the House "establishes a Lithium Ion Battery Safety Advisory Committee to foster collaboration on lithium ion battery safety in air transportation," although it stops short of implementing a total ban.
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But the commission properly stops short of recommending a solution dear to ideologues on the right, which is to dismantle one of the largest bureaucracies in American government — one with a critically important mission — and hand the wreckage to the private sector.
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As Mike Lillis and Jacqueline Thomsen report, Democrats have instead opted to bring a softer resolution to the House floor that grants the Judiciary Committee new legal tools to obtain disputed information and stops short of holding Barr and McGahn in criminal contempt.
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While Avenatti calls for making college more affordable and for reducing "the crippling debt loan … that is trapping millions of young people for life," he stops short of supporting free public colleges and universities, as Sanders did during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The contempt vote offers a way for House Democrats to make an aggressive move against the Trump administration that stops short of impeachment as the number of lawmakers endorsing the beginning of such an inquiry grew on Monday to more than 50.
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But the bill stops short of actually demanding the White House do anything about it, unlike an earlier version that would have demanded Trump "remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities in the Republic of Yemen," except for those fighting Al Qaeda.
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In a particularly effective example, a Chinese national discussing nature and her plans for her future children stops short and shoots an anxious, tense grin at the camera when the train heads through a tunnel, casting a black shadow inside of the car.
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As well as being used in the iPhone, 9to5Mac notes that Kuo also suggests that the technology could be a better fit for the Apple Watch than Face ID, although he stops short of saying that Apple actually has plans to incorporate it.
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"The statement is a step in the right direction, but it stops short of what is needed, which I think is a statement that says that the Fed can act preemptively to support the economy," said Roberto Perli, an economist at Cornerstone Macro.
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"The statement is a step in the right direction, but it stops short of what is needed, which I think is a statement that says that the Fed can act preemptively to support the economy," said Roberto Perli, an economist at Cornerstone Macro.
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Perhaps what's slightly disappointing about The B-Side is that it comes very close to taking up weighty existential questions about how we choose to represent and memorialize ourselves, and how images mediate our relationships to our loved ones, but it stops short.
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However, two people briefed on the talks said the U.S. proposal stops short of labor unions' call for "melted and poured" North American steel, which would have precluded the use of raw steel from elsewhere that has been rolled or otherwise processed on the continent.
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The order, which Trump inked during a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden, directs the IRS not to take "adverse action" against churches and other tax-exempt religious organizations participating in political activity that stops short of an endorsement of a candidate for office.
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November 21 CNN headline: Trump all but endorses Roy Moore After days of staying mum, Trump stops short of endorsing Moore, but gives him a defense, referencing the candidate's denials of accusations ranging from making sexual advances on teenage girls to sexual assault with women.
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The two-story house is set on 2.43 hectares, or six acres, and, for a visitor making his way down the gently sloping driveway, past its tennis court to the dress circle entrance, the building stops short of dominating its rural parcel of land.
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A number of Instagram users have found they're no longer able to temporarily disable their accounts – a feature, similar to Facebook's, that allows you to take a break from the social network for a period of time, but stops short of a full account deletion.
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Rather, they threaten the return of longstanding tendency in modern secular polities — an institutionalized anti-Catholicism that effectively oppresses the church even if it stops short of persecuting it, a form of liberalism that is (if you will) integrally opposed to my religion's flourishing.
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He adopted a philosophy that stops short of the "chicken in every pot" pledge attributed to Herbert Hoover's presidential campaign, but he and Kathryn Wylde, president and chief executive of the Partnership for New York City, and Michael Tubbs, the mayor of Stockton, Calif.
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Ms. Ross sometimes flirts with cutesiness but always stops short, and she neatly captures the ebb and flow of a conversation — the passive-aggressive jabs, the bad-faith questioning, the illogical leaps, but also the underlying affection and trust earned over during a long relationship.
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Still, the agreement stops short of making a change that many privacy groups have advocated: letting defense lawyers read FISA wiretap applications if their clients are prosecuted on the basis of evidence derived from such wiretaps, as defense lawyers can do in ordinary criminal cases.
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Similarly, Mueller stops short of confirming whether Stone and his associates, Jerome Corsi or Randy Credico, actually ever did have contact with WikiLeaks or Julian Assange, a hole in the indictment so gaping that its absence is inexplicable unless it's being saved for some future court filing.
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The episode is among the closest that investigators came to uncovering an instance in which Mr. Trump himself appeared to use whatever means necessary to locate the messages, though it stops short of saying he encouraged a breach of his opponent's computers, networks or email accounts.
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However, it stops short of a call from lawmakers to break up the Big Four, and the business ministry has yet to say if it will put the recommendation into law at a time when the government is keen to avoid damaging Britain's competitiveness in financial services.
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But in concluding that, on balance, low oil prices help the economy, Surowiecki stops short of making a larger point: more affordable oil may seem like a boon for the economy now, but, when climate change is taken into consideration, it will ultimately have a negative effect.
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He deprives them of food and water, though he stops short of subjecting them to the worst torture imaginable: forcing them to listen to the Loose Nut LP. While this role might sound like Hank is literally phoning it in, he actually gives a pretty chilling performance here.
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The phrasing of the bill stops short of a blanket ban, aiming instead at "anti-Israeli and pro-Palestinian organizations" which spend "entire days near Israeli soldiers waiting breathlessly for actions that can be documented in a slanted and one-sided way so that soldiers can be smeared".
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The analyst stops short of branding him a cult-like messiah figure, as some observers do, but he does warn that López Obrador basing his legitimacy on his connection with el pueblo (Spanish for "the people") — defined as people who support him — threatens to weaken the country's political institutions.
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The short-term spending bill does provide some short-term help for states that are running out of money to finance the children's health insurance program for lower-income children, but it stops short of renewing the program, which Congress allowed to expire at the end of September.
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His career stretches back to the 1960s, with something of a hiatus from the early 1990s to the mid-2000s, and it has been characterized by an elusive but unmistakable mixture of gravity and mischief, a deep skepticism about human motives and behavior that always stops short of nihilism.
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"Although the agreement will likely partially relieve recent negative sentiment in the financial markets and support near-term growth, it stops short of removing existing tariffs," said Michael Taylor, chief credit officer for the Asia-Pacific region for Moody's Investors Service, the ratings firm, in a note to investors.
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The video he posted on Wednesday stops short of apologizing for his behavior, and his line that "[s]ocial norms are changing" obfuscates the fact that at least two women — Lucy Flores and Amy Lappos — accused him of conduct they say was inappropriate at the time, not just in hindsight.
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Yet rather than quibble over the ethical value of a drop in beef consumption among people who continue to eat other animals, or criticize any reform that stops short of veganism, maybe it's worth embracing single-issue campaigns — and by extension perhaps "single-animal campaigns" or "single-species campaigns," too.
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Phillips stops short of saying Deep Trekker's pipes crawlers are the way of the future for all cities around the globe, but he does believe that their technology helps enable contractors and municipalities to keep up with inspections and maintenance more easily and cost effectively in comparison with competing inspection devices.
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It allows the President to edge closer to his campaign promise to relocate the embassy but stops short of a move that would anger Palestinians -- and upend years of US policy treating Jerusalem as a so-called "final status" issue to be settled by the Israelis and Palestinians through negotiation.
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The presidential proclamation stops short of a full travel ban on the country of 200 million, but it suspends immigrant visas for Nigerians seeking citizenship and permanent resident status in the U.S. The latest regulations are said not to apply to non-immigrant, temporary visas for tourist, business and medical visits.
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For the two artists aren't just received differently, they also code differently: Rihanna, content with remaining a Very Famous Pop Star (and a conventionally received Object of Desire), stops short of the musical grandeur and dazzling displays of performative autonomy with which Beyoncé invites us to worship her as an icon.
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Punctuated by stars, the brownish-magenta wall-to-wall carpet of "Cabinet Meeting" (2017) extends at a diagonal from the top right corner toward the lower left, but stops short of touching the edges of the canvas, diminishing in size as well as tilting away from the picture plane as it travels downward.
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"I DID NOTHING WRONG," he tweeted, alluding to special counsel Robert Mueller's final report about his investigation of Russian election interference and the Trump campaign's involvement in it — a report that stops short of accusing Trump of crimes but details a number of instances in which he attempted to obstruct the investigation.
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But his transformation for the routine hasn't been entirely met with limitless enthusiasm as he shares that he's gotten "mixed reviews" for deciding to shave his beard to play the famed marionette — though he stops short of revealing whether fiancée Vanessa Grimaldi gave her stamp of approval to his newly smooth face.
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Though traditional security analysts continue to worry about how U.S.-Chinese, U.S.-Russian or U.S.-Iranian tensions could unravel into armed conflict, the more likely outcome is a resource-sapping, continual competition that stops short of kinetics but involves information warfare, cyber assaults, and economic clashes ranging from trade wars to targeted sanctions.
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We thought this was funny back then, even though it features a dangerous cheap shot, a linesman getting crushed from behind, two players pummeling one defenseless opponent at the same time, and only stops short of becoming a full bench-clearer because John Kordic of all people pulls Wendel Clark back to the bench.
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Cruz also called for the US to "immediately halt the flow of refugees from countries with a significant al Qaida or ISIS presence," a measure that he has been pushing in Congress for months, which stops short of Republican frontrunner Donald Trump's call to temporarily halt immigration by any individuals of the Islamic faith.
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" The study stops short of projecting what Haiti's cholera death toll might be today, but said that "if the estimates presented here are correct, then many deaths in Haiti were never counted in the official statistics during the first wave of the cholera epidemic, despite commendable efforts to promptly implement a national cholera surveillance system.
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During a scene in which De Niro celebrates his newly-formed friendship with a group of predominantly black friends by having a karaoke night, De Niro's character performs Ice Cube s It Was a Good Day and halfway through the song stops short and asks his new friends if it is now okay for him to use the slur.
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The six-term senator from Arizona slips in a few careful mentions of Donald J. Trump, and expresses concern about the rancor that has overtaken the country, but he generally stops short of calling out the president or his cabinet, issuing just a brief eyeroll at the "thoughtless America First ideology" now ascendant in the White House.
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While special counsel Robert Mueller's final report about his investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election stops short of accusing President Donald Trump of crimes, the president is obviously not happy with the picture it paints of him as someone who repeatedly tried to obstruct an investigation of his campaign, only to be thwarted by his own aides refusing to carry out legally dubious orders.
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While this still stops short of acting on a new authorization for use of military force, President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE may have to halt conducting any further military action against Iran unless Congress votes to approve it.
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Carol's amnesia plot is told through the lens of a space opera, a buddy cop comedy, a coming-of-age flick, and a '90s lesbian romance (she even has a beloved leather jacket) that, just like many movies from the '90s (think Fried Green Tomatoes or A League of Their Own), is full of lesbian subtext but stops short of actually pulling the trigger.
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The FCC Will Terminate Net Neutrality on June 11The 2015 Open Internet Order, which established federal protections for net neutrality and barred…Read more ReadWhile AT&T states that Cohen was hired to help the company understand how the Trump administration might approach "a wide range of policy issues important to the company, including regulatory reform at the FCC," it stops short of identifying net neutrality as one of the issues by name.
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The Morrisons tie-up stops short of replicating its broader U.S. Amazon Fresh service, which offers about 20,000 chilled, frozen and perishable products and items from local shops that analysts have long speculated Amazon was targeting for the UK. But it gives Amazon a platform to attack a UK online grocery market predicted to nearly double to 17.2 billion pounds in the five years to 2020, according to industry research group IGD.
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And though Trump's fresh signature stops short of enacting broader federal protections like those of Alabama's, more and more states are moving to protect business owners, service providers, and civil servants who feel that my queer existence impedes on their God-given right to live their life—odd, when they're doing their best to keep us from living ours, under the false assumption that it is a direct attack on their spiritual journey.
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Read More: Mueller Delivers Report on Trump-Russia Investigation to Attorney General Mueller Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy, but Stops Short of Exonerating President on Obstruction Some on Mueller's Team Say Report Was More Damaging Than Barr Revealed If Mr. Mueller portrays Mr. Trump as intent on using his power to protect himself and his associates from an investigation, the revelations could prompt Democrats to expand their investigations into the president and even consider impeachment.
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"I think the Obama administration has set the bar so much higher than what the law actually requires, there's a decent amount of space for the intelligence community to reconstitute an interrogation program that stops short of torture but that involves more aggressive techniques than what the Obama team has been willing to tolerate," said Nathan Sales, an associate law professor at Syracuse and a former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy at the Department of Homeland Security.
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After the San Bernardino terrorist attack in 2015, greater attention was placed on immigrants' social media use, when it was revealed that one of the attackers had advocated jihad in posts on a private social media account under a pseudonym that authorities did not find before allowing her to come to the US. The move by the Trump administration stops short of requiring passwords or access to those social media accounts, although then-Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly suggested last year that it was being considered.
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