"The buck stops with everybody," Trump said, in response to a reporter's question about whether the buck stops with him.
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It goes with you, turns with you, stops with you.
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Whatever fix is required, the buck clearly stops with him.
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"The buck stops with me," Reno said after the incident.
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At City Hall, the buck typically stops with the mayor.
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Benefit has pulled out all the stops with this line.
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When you manage a company, the buck ultimately stops with you.
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It was a human error, but the buck stops with me.
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" He added: "The failure to capture this inconsistency stops with me.
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We've had a couple of starts and stops with that one.
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Bracho has made four stops with the D-backs this sesaon.
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But guess what, it stops with the people that believe in love.
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So OnePlus has pulled out all the stops with its new phone.
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Again, the problem is when the politics stops with a T-shirt.
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And today, nobody stops with the purchase of a rudimentary baby monitor.
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But guess what — it stops with the people that believe in love.
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Blac Chyna also pulled out all the stops with this sheer number.
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His NFL career included stops with the Rams, Chargers, Eagles and Redskins.
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If it stops with Australia it is not such a big deal.
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He's pulling out all of the stops with double pours, fruit juggling.
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"The buck stops with the president of the United States," Pesner said.
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So they pulled out all the stops with a nearly 80-page brief.
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But there's a real power to saying, "It stops with me," Conway says.
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This sits uncomfortably beside the Trump administration's assumption that biology stops with anatomy.
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Celebrities always pull out all the stops with their Fourth of July outfits.
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I met a lot of them from the HIV Stops With Me campaign.
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I used to have spitting contests at the bus stops with the boys.
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The rehearsals were fundamentally a series of starts and stops, with incremental progress.
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In a buck-stops-with-us moment, they were resolute about doing better.
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But I like that the buck stops with me, and that I'm accountable.
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The buck always stops with the president on shaping the national security agenda.
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So, too, did stops with the Trojans defense's back against its own goal line.
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We can't blame you, Samsung really pulled all the stops with this bad boy.
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But both Schroepfer and Zuckerberg have admitted the accountability buck stops with Facebook's CEO.
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JOHN STUMPF: Well, of course it stops with all of us, and especially me.
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Since the buck stops with you, it's your responsibility to put out fires ASAP.
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"The buck stops with him whether he wants it or not," Mr. Blanchette said.
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This year, the devoted mom pulled out all the stops with handcrafted Alien vs.
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Goldie Hawn: Well I think that you know look the buck stops with you.
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That's ten miles, twenty-four stops, with a scheduled running time of thirty-seven minutes.
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But when it comes to uncertainty about trade tensions, the buck stops with President Trump.
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So things kept worsening until they pulled out all the stops with a countrywide lockdown.
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Beyond that, is there any reason to believe that Trump's belligerent ignorance stops with trade?
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The success of America's housing industry starts and stops with the ability to access capital.
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"The home secretary has to understand that ultimately the buck stops with her," Abbott said.
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Jones spent the weekend on stops with prominent black Democratic lawmakers such as Alabama Rep.
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"The buck stops with the president," Christie had told the House Oversight Committee headed by Rep.
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A critique that stops with G.O.P. elites, though, might let the voting public off the hook.
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I'm the President of the United States," he said, adding later, "The buck stops with me.
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Regardless of the circumstances, they always pull out the stops with ambitious staging and special guests.
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He is standing in the breach and saying, 'It stops here and it stops with me.
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But if the buck stops with the current batch of candidates, there's some reason for concern.
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Rod Rosenstein knows better, I mean he really does know better and the buck stops with him.
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And she definitely pulled out all the Kylie sartorial stops with her Balmain dress and wig combo.
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It feels an awful lot like passing the buck, but the buck always stops with the USOC.
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Tech buses are still using municipal bus stops with the city's blessing (and a very small fee).
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The buck stops with the establishment, not with Obama, who was left to clean up their mess.
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Colton Underwood is pulling out all the stops with an anniversary surprise for his girlfriend Cassie Randolph.
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Ultimately, the buck stops with me and there's a lot of criticism that will always be there.
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The buck stops with Sean Spicer, who kept wandering from the script like a toddler into traffic.
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It makes mostly short, five-minute stops, with slightly longer stops in Denver and Salt Lake City.
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In later coaching stops with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Knicks, he had far less success.
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Pilots must often pair refueling stops with overnight stays in order to accommodate federally mandated rest requirements.
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Part of Lopez Obrador's pitch, aides say, rests on his willingness to say the buck stops with him.
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Alert drivers behind you of turns and stops with blinking LED arrows, which you control via wireless remote.
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The system remained engaged throughout the first half of the drive, handling turns and stops with relative ease.
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The consensus stops with the diagnosis, though; when it comes to prescribing a treatment, everyone has different ideas.
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If you believe in it, bear in mind that the buck stops with you, and just do it.
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Ultimately though, the buck stops with me and sometimes I will say, 'well, screw it let's do it.
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Trump must act like a president and understand that he is the president: The buck stops with him.
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"The city is a madness of color and shape, and my mind never stops with ideas," Barkowski says.
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Because everyone needs him to be a success, and if it stops with France, maybe it stops forever.
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Pentagon Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump has let the military know that the buck stops with them, not him.
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And Putin has been in charge of Russia since this millennium began: The buck, or ruble, stops with him.
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Often host nations pull out all the stops, with elaborate state dinners, tours of historical sites and military parades.
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Party goers pulled all the stops with spot-on colorful costumes and even the famously huge '29s hair bows.
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And the trip has to have multiple overnight stops with activities and attractions, "not just Grandma's house," he said.
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Beshear on Wednesday said he hopes his successor stops with the accusations and moves forward with leading the state.
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"The buck stops with the people who make the laws in this country, and that's Congress," Gidley told NPR.
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" Turnbull also said Australia's current prime minister will need to get involved in the situation: "The buck stops with him.
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His foray into Iowa fell flat, even with the extensive Branstad connections and two campaign stops with the governor himself.
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"The buck stops with me," Obama said after intelligence failures led to an unsuccessful Christmas Day bombing plot in 2010.
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From day one, DOJ has been an executive branch agency, which means the buck stops with one person: the president.
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"Everything in BDSM starts and stops with consent because if there's not consent, it's not BDSM...it's violence," Cannon says.
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That's my only problem with "Creative Africa," at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and my complaint stops with the title.
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Yet, too often, that celebration starts and stops with the Civil Rights Movement, a few notable names and not much nuance.
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With a big economy advantage, DC pulled out all the stops with Resolut1on's Ember Spirit taking down two of TNC's team.
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True to form, the models pulled out all the stops with silly, scary and sultry faces for everyone's favourite Snapchat feature.
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"The bottom line is the buck stops with me and I take full responsibility for what my office did," she said.
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The HIV Stops With Me campaign was about teaching folks about people that were in their neighborhoods that were HIV positive.
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While we can ask content providers and app store owners to be more transparent and accountable, the buck stops with us.
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If someone does have the virus, they can limit their contact with others so that the spread stops with them. 5.
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But investment managers say the buck stops with Trump for the S&P 500's roughly 5 percent nosedive on Wednesday.
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Goalie Jordan Binnington made 373 saves, including a handful of spectacular stops with the Lightning net empty in the final minute.
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The buck stops with Jared Kushner, never mind that his grandiosity and shortcuts were emulations of dear old dad-in-law.
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UAW SAYS THE COUNCIL WILL DECIDE WHETHER THE STRIKE CONTINUES UNTIL THE DEAL IS RATIFIED OR STOPS WITH THE COUNCIL'S APPROVAL
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Singh maintains what he calls ''a brain map'' of memorized landmarks, among them stunning vistas and truck stops with easy parking.
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Though of course the buck stops with the president, trashing Trump for bad operational planning seemed a bit of a stretch.
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Trump's pick for the Supreme Court, Judge Neil Gorsuch, continues his tour of Capitol Hill this week -- with stops with Republican Sens.
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But I must tell you, these days, you know, walking around as a TV person, man, it never stops with the pictures.
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These truckers would sometimes go out of their way to avoid truck stops with reputations as hubs for prostitution and drug use.
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One of these, the Urban Thinkscape project in Philadelphia, involves puzzle benches at bus stops, with puzzles designed to build STEM skills.
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One can have the best compliance and monitoring tools in the world, but the buck still stops with the top decision-makers.
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Solid guest list and they pulled out all the stops with the 3 Bs -- tons of booze, booty-shaking and bands of cash.
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He'd spend two years in Columbus before bouncing around the league for several seasons, making stops with the Blackhawks, Islanders, and Coyotes (again).
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Amy Klobuchar packed in three events on each weekend day; Elizabeth Warren made four stops, with some interviews and retail campaigning mixed in.
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The ladies pulled out all the stops with long gowns and heels for the premiere, and the former NFL player still towered above them.
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This winter marks their six-year wedding anniversary, and for the occasion they decided to pull out all the stops with a romantic date.
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Bowyer passed Harvick eight laps later as nearly everyone came in for green-flag pit stops with between 72 and 65 laps to go.
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"That tradition stops with me," Zhou, 0003, told Reuters at his sturdy new timber house in Tangyan township, in the north of Shan State.
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At one point, Gennari stops with them all in the car to change a tire — and later, to get gas at an unfamiliar gas station.
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Nightclubs are pulling out all the stops with performances from DJ Calvin Harris, rappers T-Pain and Kendrick Lamar and artists Drake and Bruno Mars.
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How movies can build character -- and the ones that do it well Stand up to cyberbullies Teach your kid that the buck stops with them.
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If Trump is prepared to blame judges and his political opponents for terrorism, the opposition has to be clear that the buck stops with him.
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While the buck stops with Mr. Zuckerberg as the CEO of Facebook, European institutions have also dramatically failed to implement their own data protection safeguards.
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It's just a montage of everyday Iowans mixed in with footage of Sanders making campaign stops, with Simon and Garfunkel's "America" playing in the background.
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Despite all these intriguing possibilities about how to cure hiccups, the medical literature usually stops with just a case study of one or two patients.
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To be fair, fragrance anniversaries are a big deal, and Marc Jacobs is pulling out all the stops with this artistic perfume display for its 10th.
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"It's a tough day," she said, "but the N.H.S. is pulling out all the stops, with senior doctors and nurses often stepping in to provide cover."
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The New York City Barnes & Noble location pulled out all the stops with four floors of "Harry Potter" activities for the young and young at heart.
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At some point, the buck stops with reporters, which is maybe our fifth podcast idea where we talk about ... KS: Tony has invaded our show here.
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The buck stops with the prime minister," Trudeau told reporters in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, adding: "I cannot apologize for standing up for Canadian jobs.
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"Dollar vans attempt to lure customers, who are waiting at regular bus stops, with vehicles that can be unregulated and uninspected," he said in an email.
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Zuckerberg, who has previously suggested the buck stops with him for Facebook's failings, defended Sandberg in an interview in November, citing their long and lucrative partnership.
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But you might also note that Kahl's statement subtly underscores that the buck stops with CBS Studios when it comes to Kern, instead of with CBS Entertainment.
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They are coached by John Tortorella, who arrived in Columbus last season after ignominious ends in his two previous stops, with the Rangers and the Vancouver Canucks.
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Even Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said in a recent campaign ad that impeachment stops with him as long as he remains the GOP leader.
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Rabbi Jonah Pesner told CNN's Jim Sciutto on Thursday that "the buck stops" with Trump when it comes to denouncing bigotry in the wake of such events.
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"The buck stops with Mark," Mike Schroepfer told the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, adding "I don't know" when asked whether Zuckerberg would answer the lawmakers' questions.
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Bolsonaro won the presidency by running on a far-right, law-and-order platform, and often delighted supporters at campaign stops with his signature "guns up" hand gesture.
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Britain's celebrations were muted by wartime austerity, but the United States pulled out all the stops, with events across the country organized by "Shakespeare clubs" and other groups.
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"At the end of our long day's journey into night, the buck stops with Prokhorov," said Coplon, who still attends a half-dozen Nets games against watchable opponents.
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More than 10 years after Newburger jumped the curb on Sunset Boulevard, he and his business partner have sold 2.4 million Drop Stops with revenues totaling $24 million.
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"We're seeing a lot of panic buying ... let's see how they (CBK) contain it, the buck now stops with them," said a senior trader from one commercial bank.
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One, cited in the federal trial leading to the 2013 decision, was a population-based analysis, while another compared recorded stops with recorded crime to derive a ratio.
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For North's 3rd birthday, Kim pulled out all the stops with a mermaid-themed party in her honor, complete with sparkly costumes and a glam 'Under the Sea' theme.
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"While it always sounds good to have a big name like Warren Buffett in there, the buck stops with your funding costs," said Leo Mariani, an analyst at KeyBanc.
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While the buck traditionally stops with presidents, Trump blamed his generals and President Obama.. "This was a mission that started before I got here," he said on Fox News.
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Bush's road ends Jeb Bush pinned his hopes on South Carolina, pulling out all the stops, with mother, Barbara Bush, and brother, George W. Bush, campaigning on his behalf.
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Smith has an opportunity here to signal that the buck stops with him, and that he's putting his money where his mouth is when it comes to pay equality.
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It's been met with protests nearly everywhere it stops, with those against Williams tending to outnumber his supporters—leading his campaign to cancel a planned stop in Athens, Georgia.
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Maybe those were just works of fiction, but ultimately, the buck still stops with all of us if we're going to keep the country safe in the Digital Age.
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To the Editor: I applaud Mayor Bill de Blasio for saying that the buck stops with him, and that he will not accept that these tragedies cannot be prevented.
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As the holiday season kicks into high gear, you can bet your bottom dollar that Birchbox is pulling out all the stops with an advent calendar for the ages.
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After graduating, he bounced around various G-League affiliates, and made stops with the Thunder, Dallas Mavericks, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Hawks before catching on with Golden State.
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"I added some stops with the use of the plane, but I was on the RV so much that the broken drawer drove me crazy," McCaskill said, according to Politico .
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"Anti-Semitism is an ancient disease and when it rears its ugly head, it first attacks the Jews, but it never stops with that, it sweeps entire societies," Netanyahu said.
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This time, he capped each night with one or two beers and left from rest stops with rainbow-colored Spree candy, Three Musketeers chocolate bars and bacon in his pockets.
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The tour has 11 stops with titles like "the Free Speech Movement" and "Satanic Verses and Cody's Books," and it is narrated by people who participated in the avenue's history.
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The Air Force has increasingly been stopping at an airport in Scotland close to another Trump property for refueling stops, with personnel then staying overnight at a nearby Trump property.
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Despite the drenched hard drive, Dre says it's all love for the Sox -- as long as he gets a new computer -- but says the Boston love stops with the Red Sox.
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Compared to other wineries and vineyards I've visited that pull out the stops with gondola rides and views of rolling horse farms, the scenery driving in to Brotherhood wasn't particularly captivating.
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The super-attractive couple reconnected on Thursday after spending time with their fams for the holidays ... and the Carolina Panthers stud pulled out all the stops with a bunch of gifts.
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The show pulled out all stops with an immersive park that was far more elaborate, and similar to the show, than anything we've seen at the festival over the past decade.
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Bonnington has performed a key role throughout Hamilton's seven years at Mercedes and can be heard telling the Briton to pull out all the stops with the catchphrase 'OK Lewis, it's Hammertime.
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Unfortunately, even with a phone so forward-thinking, in a market where basic smartphones are pulling out all the stops with slow-motion, time lapse, and cinemagraphs, the camera is left behind.
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Along the way the boat made six stops, with its crew joining local people, schools and officials for beach clean-ups and events highlighting the effect of plastic pollution on the seas.
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And, in some way, the buck stops with all of us, because it's being done in our names, and probably on the basis of it being the least of all possible evils.
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Samsung is going to have to pull out all the stops with its next phones—and convince customers they are safe—if it wants to get back into gadget-lovers good graces.
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The pair even went side-by-side down the pitlane at Silverstone, after coming in together for the stops, with Verstappen pulling out at more or less the same time as Leclerc.
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For Stephen Sondheim's 80th birthday, the New York Philharmonic pulled out all the stops with a concert that featured Patti LuPone, Mandy Patinkin, Bernadette Peters and Elaine Stritch, to name a few.
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" And while he places most of the blame on the Republican leaders Mitch McConnell and Paul D. Ryan, he concedes that when it comes to legislative accomplishment, "the buck stops with Trump.
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But the U.S. response to the threat has been catastrophically slow and inadequate, and the buck stops with Trump, who minimized the threat and discouraged action until just a few days ago.
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Richards was a 10-time 20-goal scorer and finished with 298 goals and 634 assists for 932 points in 1,126 games in a career that included stops with Dallas and the Rangers.
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The trip would keep him out of the early-voting states and would involve pop-ins at various stops with no staff and no press -- though he would likely livestream much of the trip.
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"LG has pulled out all the stops with the V30 when it comes to specifications and features," said phone industry analyst Ben Wood of CCS Insight, who had been pre-briefed on the device.
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The Police Department responded that if you compared the frequency of stops with the rates at which minorities were reported to have committed crimes, they actually were not stopping people of color often enough.
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Hoyer, 183, began his career with the Patriots as an undrafted free agent from Michigan State, then had stops with Arizona, Cleveland, Houston, Chicago and San Francisco before returning to New England in 2017.
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Redemption for D'Antoni, whose up-tempo style of offense is wreaking havoc on the rest of the league after he struggled to get it going in previous stops with the Knicks and the Lakers.
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Trump has every reason to be angry with his team over the Melania speech, but when it comes to the presidency, as Harry Truman pointed out a long time ago, the buck stops with him.
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They have pulled out all the stops — with a guest appearance from Oprah Winfrey — in several governors' races, including in Florida and Georgia, where two progressives could become the first black governors of their states.
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The new administration is giving the military far more leeway — allowing speedier decisions on raids, airstrikes, bombing missions and arming allies — but also making clear the buck stops with the generals if things go wrong.
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As President, the buck now stops with him as he targets those "wins" that he promised would soon start flowing if Americans took a chance on a political novice and self-described master of the deal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The buck stops with Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg when it comes to the fallout from a recent data scandal that has impacted millions of users, the firm's chief technology officer told UK lawmakers.
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He played there for only two seasons, in 1996 and 1997, in a career that started and ended with his hometown team of Hajduk Split and included stops with Karlsruhe in Germany and Everton in England.
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Many cities are trying to make public spaces as uncomfortable as possible for homeless people by tearing out benches, replacing covered bus stops with leaning posts, and adding ornamental spikes to ledges or other flat surfaces.
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"The markets are taking this initial result as positive insofar the buck now stops with one person and in theory political noise should come down," Greg Saichin, CIO emerging markets fixed income at Allianz Global Investors said.
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The buck stops with Wells Fargo chief John Stumpf, and lawmakers want to find out what he knew and when he knew about the bank's phony accounts, House Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling told CNBC on Thursday.
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Kendall Jenner was the star of the night at last night's Harper's Bazaar 150th anniversary celebration atop N.Y.C.'s iconic Rainbow Room, and the 21-year-old model pulled out all the stops with her sultry plunging look.
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If the White House refuses to discipline Conway, the Code of Federal Regulations gives a few options for what can happen next: The problem with this process, for ethics watchdogs, is that the buck stops with the president.
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If Trump ignores that advice, perhaps Kelly could do the job himself, by appearing in public and accepting that the buck stops with him, and perhaps pledging lessons of the Porter debacle after a full White House review.
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Whether or not he was personally responsible for the inaction concerning Dr. Tyndall, the buck stops with him as the leader and face of the university, and he is ultimately the person who needs to be held accountable.
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We're trying to connect the dots on this chain of death to make clear that it doesn't stop with the NRA—it stops with consumers and individuals who say, I want your investment portfolio to divest from these companies.
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The Lakers get stops with Ball on the floor, surrendering just 104.7 points per 100 possessions when he's in and 383 points per 100 possessions when he's out (the same difference between the league's third and 25th ranked defenses).
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With these kinds of stories, President Trump also asserts that the buck stops with him -- since nobody in the White House feels totally secure that he or she won't be the next person to be voted off the island.
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But there is no sign that the President thinks the buck stops with him or is dedicating himself to learning the lessons from last year to stop it happening again, or has factored them into his approach to Florence.
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Trump is no longer so happy to foot the blame for the shutdown — last week, he declared the "buck stops with everybody" on the matter — because, at least in part, it seems he has few ideas for finding a way out.
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So, to help guide you through the madness, we're sharing our little secret: We intentionally (and consistently) head for a section first, and oftentimes find our favorite buys there immediately — and we're sharing these personal first-stops with you here.
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In 2018, Scofield, whose bass work provided Until Your Heart Stops with its Earth-rattling undertone, tragically died in a car accident, and Cave In would play a pair of shows with Converge's Nate Newton on bass to benefit his family.
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You could be forgiven, if you read a lot of national coverage of Detroit, for thinking that the city's barbecue starts and stops with Slow's, a fashionable, reclaimed wood-clad restaurant that opened in 2005 in the now-gentrified Corktown neighborhood.
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But again, everyone knows the buck ultimately stops with JJ. It's too early to say who could replace Garrett next ... but some feel like ex-Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy could be the new head man in Big D soon.
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The incumbent U.S. president's non-political background and pro-market policies have famously drawn parallels with those of his predecessor President Ronald Reagan, but the likeness stops with Europe, Monti told CNBC, suggesting that Trump risks destabilizing Reagan's hard-fought EU stabilization project.
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" Buck stops with Zuck: Ultimately, Sandberg said, these problems lie on the shoulders of the company's founder and CEO: "Mark [Zuckerberg] has said very clearly on Cambridge Analytica, he designed the platform and he designed the policies and he holds himself responsible.
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"I want to be clear, the buck stops with me on these events," Johnson told reporters Thursday after the utility's highly unpopular decision to intentionally cut off electricity for hundreds of thousands of customers in Northern California in an attempt to avoid sparking wildfires.
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When the arrangement is too obvious in its attempt to shock aesthetic tastes — such as when Bertrand Lavier's post-moderm "Black & Decker" (1998) is placed next to an ancient sword from the Kiribati islands of Micronesia — the combinatory music stops with a dull thud.
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But as the agencies work to reunite the more than 2,000 children still in government custody separated from their parents -- and tease future implementation decisions to come -- no one agency or official has said they're leading the way, or that the buck stops with them.
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There are moments of true heartbreak in Valhalla Club which take your breath away: Ohrstrom stating "the death never stops" with a coolness which his deeply hurt eyes betray, or Scott saying how terrified he was that nobody would ever be proud of him if he died.
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This time, however, he was not campaigning for himself; he was making two Sunday campaign stops with former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and trying to explain to voters who helped him win the 2004 Democratic primary why Mr. Biden should win it in 2020.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations aid chief Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council on Wednesday that the "buck stops with you" when it comes to ending the nearly six year war in Syria and he is "incandescent with rage" that no action is being taken to do so.
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Averaging 173 points and shooting 37.2 percent from 3-point range in 531 career games that also included stops with the Philadelphia 76ers (2009-12), Los Angeles Lakers (2012-14), Detroit Pistons (2014-16) and Orlando Magic (2016-17), Meeks has asserted he never knowingly ingested any performance-enhancing substances.
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" On Republicans investigating the Clinton uranium deal: "The Speaker -- ultimately the buck stops with him...in this case what he is blessing is an effort, which I think was orchestrated by the White House and its external allies, to distract from the Russia probe...this is disturbing at many levels.
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The Gamecocks pulled out all stops with two fakes on fourth-down plays, but a holding penalty nullified kicker Parker White's touchdown run on a fake field goal in the first quarter, and receiver Shi Smith was stopped short of a first down on a run from punt formation in the second quarter.
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Japanese people are out on full force on Twitter to vote for their favourite burger No prizes for guessing which burger this person is voting for This is not the first time McDonald's Japan has pulled out all the stops, with the fast-food giant previously cashing in on the country's Pokémon Go craze.
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With the release of her highly anticipated film, "Bombshell," Theron pulled out all the stops with her red-carpet fashion in 2019, wearing everything from a fringed Dior dress with strappy black sandals (above) to a long-sleeved minidress that looked like it came straight out of the 1960s with a pair of boots.
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The Zurich dealer Lukas Hüni pulled out all the stops with a "cultural exhibition" of 20 Bentley and Bugatti classics from collectors, including the Bentley Speed Six "Old Number 2" that came second in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race in 1930 and one of just three 1936 Bugatti Type 57S Atlantic coupes.
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"Multiple sources close to President Trump with internal knowledge of White House operations told Breitbart News on Monday night that the buck stops with Priebus when it comes to the botched rollout of the executive order temporarily banning most travel to the United States from seven nations with a history of exporting terrorism and temporarily halting the refugee program," Boyle wrote.
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Early on, Foer stops with the sex scenes long enough to depict Jacob and Julia's daily life: Jacob and Julia had managed to collaborate in avoidance: you walk Argus, while I help Max with his math, while you fold laundry, while I search for the Lego piece on which everything depends, while you pretend to know how to fix a running toilet, and somehow, the day that began as Julia's to have to herself ended with Jacob out at drinks with someone-or-other from HBO (or so he, and the calendar, said) and Julia cleaning up the day's mess.
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