The two sides now have five months left to strike a deal for DACA recipients.
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Blackstone could strike a deal for the Birmingham-based group as soon as Friday, Sky News reported.
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Should they strike a deal for a lower sentence, but one that can be imposed without a costly trial?
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Should they strike a deal for a lower sentence, but one that can be imposed without a costly trial?
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The owners are in talks with the government to strike a deal for paying back the money they owe.
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The two countries have failed to strike a deal for Iranian pilgrims to attend this year's haj, given their lack of diplomatic relations.
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At best, he will be able to strike a deal for some kind of joint development of Scarborough and other disputed territories, but under Chinese sovereignty.
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In his letter on Monday, Mr. Icahn argued that Mr. Dell is again trying to strike a deal for Dell at the expense of other shareholders.
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All will depend on whether the Socialists and Podemos set aside their differences to strike a deal for a coalition government and also get support from smaller, regional parties.
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Houston shouldn't be favored in a playoff series against Golden State, but are also well-positioned to strike a deal for Paul George with some of the pieces they still have.
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According to the AP report, police are investigating Netanyahu in two cases, one involving an alleged attempt to strike a deal for more favorable coverage with a rival newspaper to Adelson's.
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In effect, Trump and Kim could either strike a deal for peace or put both countries back on the path toward war — underscoring just how risky this gamble really is for Trump.
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Washington (CNN)When Donald Trump stepped into the White House in 2017, the President gave his son-in-law-turned-senior-aide Jared Kushner considerable power in trying to strike a deal for Middle East peace.
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On Monday, analysts were quick to suggest that Comcast strike a deal for a wireless carrier to stay competitive with AT&T, which already counts more than 100 million subscribers across its wireless, broadband and DirecTV offerings.
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The rapper tells TMZ his old record label, Interscope, desperately wants to sign him back, so he used it as leverage with his current label, eOne, to strike a deal for a new album ... which he says is coming soon.
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Gilead, which made its name selling treatments for H.I.V. and hepatitis C, has been seeking to strike a deal for some time as it hunted for the next big drug: Its business has faced pressure amid competition in the market for hepatitis C treatments.
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In private, they have repeatedly raised their concern about Mr. Abdullah, often to his face: Will the man who has challenged two previous votes before compromising stick to the fight this time, or will he again strike a deal for his own political survival?
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BLOOMBERG NEWS Centrica Joins Race to Strike a Deal for Viridian | Centrica, Britain's biggest domestic energy supplier, is preparing a bid of more than 1 billion euros, or about $1.1 billion, for Viridian, Northern Ireland's biggest power company, The Financial Times reports, citing people familiar with the deal.
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Amazon has come under fire of late for the licensing of its controversial Rekognition system, a powerful piece of facial recognition software, to government and law enforcement agencies, with the most recent development involving revelations that Amazon met with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) over the summer to strike a deal for Rekognition use.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE reportedly tried to strike a deal for the release of an American pastor currently imprisoned in Turkey by asking Israel to release a Turkish woman accused of being a smuggler for Hamas.
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Noor Naghmi, son of Pakistani broadcaster Abul Hasan Naghmi, brought the American Lahore to the news in 2007. The junior Naghmi, is a financial services professional in Vienna, Virginia. After a years long negotiation with farmer Nancy Wallace, who owned of American Lahore (including the center of the town), Naghmi was able to strike a deal for 3 million dollars.
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Retrieved February 2013. On 22 March President Giorgio Napolitano asked Bersani to form a new government. On 27 March Bersani failed to strike a deal for forming a new Italian government with the grassroots Five-Star Movement (M5S) which held the balance of power after February's inconclusive elections. On 19 April Bersani announced he would be stepping down from his post as Democratic Party leader after Romano Prodi failed to secure a parliamentary majority in the presidential election.
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Gil Thorpe (Rob Riggle) is Southern California's most successful real estate agent and nemesis/arch-rival of Phil Dunphy. Phil is often seen on camera lamenting over constantly coming second to Gil in many real estate competitions. He is mentioned indirectly in "Not in My House", "Diamond in the Rough" and "Strangers on a Treadmill." He appears for the first time in character in the episode "Flip Flop", as he attempts to strike a deal for his buyer through Phil on the home renovated by Claire and Cam.
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